Tuesday, 19 August 2003
I know it's only rock and roll...
Tuesday, 19 August 2003 02:41But I'm obsessed with it. For instance, this is what I scrawled on the back of a bit of paper earlier.....
Whenever I see him my heart begins to quicken, usually skipping beats to get in time with the music that always accompanies him. A smile spreads across my face but I don't even notice it. Whenever I hear him, I feel like I am home. It isn't the hair and it isn't the quirky smile. It is not the patented sullen pout. It is not the circulation-defying trousers. It was, is and always will be his voice.
This, I must hasten to add, is not about anyone specific. VH1 Classic should not put The Doors (Riders on the Storm) and Led Zeppelin (The Immigrant Song live) back to back five minutes after a John Lennon video- it induces strange euphoria in me that culminated in a mad, foolish dance around the back room to Whole Lotta Love. I should also know when to switch off my walkman. I should know when to stop listening and go do something normal... like... I don't know. What do normal people do? Borrowing from High Fidelity Rob:
Am I mad because I listen to rock and roll or do I listen to rock and roll because I'm mad? Answers on a postcard to the usual address:
Clare The Cracked
37 Insanity Avenue
Crazytown (two motorway junctions North of Funky Town)
Nuttershire
Bonkersland
Whenever I see him my heart begins to quicken, usually skipping beats to get in time with the music that always accompanies him. A smile spreads across my face but I don't even notice it. Whenever I hear him, I feel like I am home. It isn't the hair and it isn't the quirky smile. It is not the patented sullen pout. It is not the circulation-defying trousers. It was, is and always will be his voice.
This, I must hasten to add, is not about anyone specific. VH1 Classic should not put The Doors (Riders on the Storm) and Led Zeppelin (The Immigrant Song live) back to back five minutes after a John Lennon video- it induces strange euphoria in me that culminated in a mad, foolish dance around the back room to Whole Lotta Love. I should also know when to switch off my walkman. I should know when to stop listening and go do something normal... like... I don't know. What do normal people do? Borrowing from High Fidelity Rob:
Am I mad because I listen to rock and roll or do I listen to rock and roll because I'm mad? Answers on a postcard to the usual address:
Clare The Cracked
37 Insanity Avenue
Crazytown (two motorway junctions North of Funky Town)
Nuttershire
Bonkersland
I know it's only rock and roll...
Tuesday, 19 August 2003 02:41But I'm obsessed with it. For instance, this is what I scrawled on the back of a bit of paper earlier.....
Whenever I see him my heart begins to quicken, usually skipping beats to get in time with the music that always accompanies him. A smile spreads across my face but I don't even notice it. Whenever I hear him, I feel like I am home. It isn't the hair and it isn't the quirky smile. It is not the patented sullen pout. It is not the circulation-defying trousers. It was, is and always will be his voice.
This, I must hasten to add, is not about anyone specific. VH1 Classic should not put The Doors (Riders on the Storm) and Led Zeppelin (The Immigrant Song live) back to back five minutes after a John Lennon video- it induces strange euphoria in me that culminated in a mad, foolish dance around the back room to Whole Lotta Love. I should also know when to switch off my walkman. I should know when to stop listening and go do something normal... like... I don't know. What do normal people do? Borrowing from High Fidelity Rob:
Am I mad because I listen to rock and roll or do I listen to rock and roll because I'm mad? Answers on a postcard to the usual address:
Clare The Cracked
37 Insanity Avenue
Crazytown (two motorway junctions North of Funky Town)
Nuttershire
Bonkersland
Whenever I see him my heart begins to quicken, usually skipping beats to get in time with the music that always accompanies him. A smile spreads across my face but I don't even notice it. Whenever I hear him, I feel like I am home. It isn't the hair and it isn't the quirky smile. It is not the patented sullen pout. It is not the circulation-defying trousers. It was, is and always will be his voice.
This, I must hasten to add, is not about anyone specific. VH1 Classic should not put The Doors (Riders on the Storm) and Led Zeppelin (The Immigrant Song live) back to back five minutes after a John Lennon video- it induces strange euphoria in me that culminated in a mad, foolish dance around the back room to Whole Lotta Love. I should also know when to switch off my walkman. I should know when to stop listening and go do something normal... like... I don't know. What do normal people do? Borrowing from High Fidelity Rob:
Am I mad because I listen to rock and roll or do I listen to rock and roll because I'm mad? Answers on a postcard to the usual address:
Clare The Cracked
37 Insanity Avenue
Crazytown (two motorway junctions North of Funky Town)
Nuttershire
Bonkersland
Master And Commander
Tuesday, 19 August 2003 14:18I have just seen the trailer for Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. Aside from having a totally shite title, I have just one thing to say which should sum up the entire caper:
Russell Crowe may be Australian and a Hellraiser of sorts, but he is not and never will be Errol Flynn.
That is all.
Russell Crowe may be Australian and a Hellraiser of sorts, but he is not and never will be Errol Flynn.
That is all.
Master And Commander
Tuesday, 19 August 2003 14:18I have just seen the trailer for Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. Aside from having a totally shite title, I have just one thing to say which should sum up the entire caper:
Russell Crowe may be Australian and a Hellraiser of sorts, but he is not and never will be Errol Flynn.
That is all.
Russell Crowe may be Australian and a Hellraiser of sorts, but he is not and never will be Errol Flynn.
That is all.