Friday, May 7, 2004

This is your Cartoonist Speaking. Yeah that's me. So what? I'm busy working on advertising stuff. The whole weekend. As a matter of fact. See you back Monday morning. Here's Dry Bones. Oh bugger this; this one's the proper version, the one from The Prisoner, perfomed by The Four Lads. And I'll delete it from the server on Sunday. Majo, be quick. 11:01:41 PM   Cult, MP3 | |

Searching. This is actually not a part of the Grand Great Old Fart MP3 Competition, but it could be. Anyway: I'm desperately searching for Artery: Mother Moon as an MP3. I've got the 45 vinyl, but really, really wish to have it as an MP3, because I'm too stupid to get the analog 45 single into my computer. And I don't have a record player anyway. So it's useless. Anyone? Steve, perhaps? C'mon, they're from Sheffield! And I'm your mate! Desperate, The Cartoonist. 6:23:19 PM   Blogs, Cult, MP3 | |

More RetroFuturePast. Mark found an even better Retrofuture website: Tales of Future Past. Fab, absolutely fab. Lots of images. Which is the main thing. Who reads copy these days? 1:46:20 PM   Art & Advertising, Cult | |

The Old Fart MP3 Competition [Part 236]. I've always loved Dr Who and his adventures in time and space, flying about in his Tardis (Time and Relative Dimensions in Space). Reason enough to link to The Timelords (aka KLF) and their hit, Doctorin' the Tardis [MP3, 3.3MB]. 1:05:52 PM   Cult, MP3 | |

The good Painter. Philip Guston at The Royal Academy of Arts. 12:22:19 PM   Art & Advertising | |

'My mother learned me to say...' Beat from Germany with The Lords at IT&W. Fantastic, with lyrics in perfekt Englisch. 7:28:33 AM   MP3 | |

A Vacation on the Moon. Fab website: Retrofuture. Via Eye of the Goof. The Retrofuture is a concept based on a simple question: what happened to all that futuristic stuff which was supposed to change our lives by the year 2000? Stuff like rocket belts, flying cars, food pills and inflatable homes. 7:08:13 AM   Cult | |