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Today's top finds from my charity shop rummaging! I walked up to Cotham and Whiteladies Road to look for treasures today. It was a real treat. I think I went in ten or 11 different charity shops and looked through hundreds of records. I see a lot of the same records and I've started to wonder if that's a general time based event and collectively across the country everyone is getting rid of the same records, or if it's a localised thing where there are regional trends for what to keep and what to give away. Either way, Bristol is currently flooded with the following artists: Cliff Richard Paul Young Chris Rea Engelbert Humperdink Roxy Music
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Meet Misery Cat, Grumpy Cat's psychedelic cousin. I made him on my work induction day...
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Giant Rilakkuma pattern is alive!! Get the PDF on my blog!
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Pretty goodies in the craft shop in Wellington :-) I'm such a sucker for rolls of coloured felt!
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Yesterday's charity shop finds: two vintage toy sewing patterns - a bargain at 25p each! They have never been used, I can't wait to trace them and give them a go. The bear's duffle coat is especially cute :-)
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Pretty goodies in the craft shop in Wellington :-) I'm such a sucker for rolls of coloured felt!
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Here is a selection of the best record covers I spotted in charity shops yesterday:
Relax to the sound of 12 original hit songs (cup of tea? So good, or not, that I found this in two separate shops)
Pavarotti's Greatest Hits (look at his little face! The costume! The pose! Consider the art director working on this!)
Metalergy (what is she doing to that kid's hair?!)
Easy Listening Beatles (what is going on in that scene?! The hookah, the couple and the nerd!)
Barron Knights Jesta Giggle (the clown make up over a beard!)
Buzzy Linhart Pussycats can go far (just...OMG)
I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again
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Four new additions to my Morrissey / The Smiths vinyl wall - from Plastic Wax Records on Cheltenham Road, Bristol. Clockwise from top left: Morrissey: Piccadilly Palare, £4 The Smiths: Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me, £6 The Smiths: I Started Something I Couldn't Finish, £6 The Smiths: Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now, £8
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The stuff we look up on the internet
This is the blog I've started to chronicle the things me and my friend look up, often to do with etymology or where things or people come from.
We love the internet.
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Seen in the window of the Arnolfini book shop.
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Yesterday I was incredibly lucky to see the wonderful Matthew Luhn speak at Wildscreen. He talked about storytelling, and about his work as a Story Artist at Pixar. It was a great mix of practical advice, entertainment and inspiration, and even after two hours, it felt too soon to finish.
He spoke about the importance of structuring stories, which is something I have struggled to communicate in my comic talks. I'll be using his advice to improve my talk before I go to Amsterdam next month for DSGN Day!
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Sir David Attenborough at wildscreen festival - Photo: Olly Jelley
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The Ramones
Morrissey Curates The Ramones
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Format: 12” Vinyl
Label: Rhino/Sire
Release type: RSD Exclusive Release
More Info:
Morrissey, being a big Ramones fan, particularly of the early years, had always wanted to compile a “best of” album and this year he got his wish. This compilation reflects Morrissey’s experience of listening to the band for the first time. With the sad passing of Tommy recently, both management and Morrissey felt this was a fitting tribute. The use of the Union Jack on the cover reflects both how important the band were to the UK music scene but also how the UK embraced them and their sound. The photo on the back cover by Danny Fitzgerald is evocative of the period and was selected by Morrissey.
Side A
01. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
02. Rockaway Beach
03. I Wanna Be Sedated
04. Suzy Is A Headbanger (Remastered Version)
05. Loudmouth
06. Pinhead
07. Babysitter
08. Judy Is A Punk
Side B
01. I Remember You
02. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
03. Carbona Not Glue
04. Beat On The Brat
05. Teenage Lobotomy
06. Cretin Hop
07. Blitzkrieg Bop
08. Why Is It Always This Way
09. Rock N’ Roll High School
Via Record Store Day
Thanks GG for letting me know
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Freelancing
If ever consider freelancing again, someone shoot me please.
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