20.12
Rising to a grey day.
Over to the balcony of Blower’s I…
II...
… with the Weekend FT…
… followed by the viewing of a property new to the market, in the Market Place, on behalf of Dr. Mike.
Domestic organizing.
An afternoon practicing – hooray!
Late afternoon coffee and reading c. 17.00…
While preparing supper, a call from Mr. Bill with very useful comments on the latest draft of The Guitar Circle.
Now in the Cellar with some computing and e-flurrying. On the DGM Guestbook…
Delaware Yankee in King Crimson's Court :: Posted by albemuth on August 16, 2013
Good news! The writer David Weigel, who last year wrote a very interesting series of articles, called "Prog Spring" for Slate Magazine, has gotten a go-ahead from W.W. Norton to write a book on the history of prog, "from prehistory to now." He is on his way to London for interviews. I hope old Dusty Rhodes agrees to participate, since this will likely be a worthy effort (based on my reading of the Prog Spring piece).
Good news? Perhaps for some. The invitation was declined. Being asked to enter a place with The History Of Prog carved on its front door is, for me, rather like being asked to walk into a cell, upon which the door is locked and the key put where only the determined few may find it. Occasionally, paying members of the public visit to stare at the inmate, laugh at his mad antics, and then walk away without further consideration of the inmate’s predicament.
22.35 A pleasure: an evening practicing.
Rising to a grey day.
Over to the balcony of Blower’s I…
II...
… with the Weekend FT…
… followed by the viewing of a property new to the market, in the Market Place, on behalf of Dr. Mike.
Domestic organizing.
An afternoon practicing – hooray!
Late afternoon coffee and reading c. 17.00…
While preparing supper, a call from Mr. Bill with very useful comments on the latest draft of The Guitar Circle.
Now in the Cellar with some computing and e-flurrying. On the DGM Guestbook…
Delaware Yankee in King Crimson's Court :: Posted by albemuth on August 16, 2013
Good news! The writer David Weigel, who last year wrote a very interesting series of articles, called "Prog Spring" for Slate Magazine, has gotten a go-ahead from W.W. Norton to write a book on the history of prog, "from prehistory to now." He is on his way to London for interviews. I hope old Dusty Rhodes agrees to participate, since this will likely be a worthy effort (based on my reading of the Prog Spring piece).
Good news? Perhaps for some. The invitation was declined. Being asked to enter a place with The History Of Prog carved on its front door is, for me, rather like being asked to walk into a cell, upon which the door is locked and the key put where only the determined few may find it. Occasionally, paying members of the public visit to stare at the inmate, laugh at his mad antics, and then walk away without further consideration of the inmate’s predicament.
22.35 A pleasure: an evening practicing.
