Hairy London Episode 13
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Episode 13 of Hairy London by Stephen Palmer, read by RD Watson, an exclusive audiobook from Jeeni.
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Secrets and Mysteries of the Heart 200 Route, chapters 25 & 26
In this section: Cairn o' Mohr (Perth), The Tale of Red Cap (Stirling). "Secrets and Mysteries of the Heart 200 Route" by Thomas A. Christie and Julie Christie: Complete and Unabridged. This title is available as a physical book from www.extremispublishing.com and all good online retailers and independent booksellers worldwide.
Window Washer, by Noosh Like Sploosh
Window Washer (Part 1), Mumbai/Dubai-based singer Noush Like Sploosh – we’re not sure where that name came from, but we’re sure it’s a great story – one of the most interesting artists knocking around any shore. She seems most happy wrapping her wry, playful lyrics (she’s a storyteller as much as a musician) in jangly guitar melodies and perky rhythms.
Lockdown comedy song | Lyric video for original track ‘2020 Vision’
This song is from my radio show’s ‘Lockdown’ song project If you want to catch up, here are the links for the other four songs that already have videos: Our first ever song (both that we recorded and to have it's own video) “Staying In” (Super Lazy Girl) https://youtu.be/MbW0IcMROA0 The Cartoon Music Video supporting the NHS “The View Within” https://youtu.be/4kSaxq7U6aw Our attempt at a punk song “No Future” https://youtu.be/wnUuyzAcj_c The song about having OCD during a lockdown “The Madness of Doubt” https://youtu.be/BHRck2Ugi3c
Excerpts from A Very Spectrum Christmas (Part 6), by Thomas A. Christie.
Excerpts from A Very Spectrum Christmas (Part 6), by Thomas A. Christie. In this section: "Special Delivery" by Creative Sparks (1984). Throughout the 1980s, thousands of British children were lucky enough to discover a Sinclair ZX Spectrum under their Christmas trees and soon found their eyes opened to a virtual world of wonder. But Santa Claus did more than deliver computers — sometimes he appeared on them, too. This book delves into the Spectrum’s extraordinary pantheon of seasonal games: the good, the bad, the surprising, the unabashedly surreal and the occasionally rather tenuous. "A Very Spectrum Christmas" is Copyright ©2021 Thomas A. Christie, all rights reserved, and is published by Extremis Publishing Ltd. This title is available as a physical book from www.extremispublishing.com and all good online retailers and independent booksellers worldwide.
Secrets and Mysteries of the Heart 200 Route, chapters 25 & 26
In this section: Cairn o' Mohr (Perth), The Tale of Red Cap (Stirling). "Secrets and Mysteries of the Heart 200 Route" by Thomas A. Christie and Julie Christie: Complete and Unabridged. This title is available as a physical book from www.extremispublishing.com and all good online retailers and independent booksellers worldwide.
Window Washer, by Noosh Like Sploosh
Window Washer (Part 1), Mumbai/Dubai-based singer Noush Like Sploosh – we’re not sure where that name came from, but we’re sure it’s a great story – one of the most interesting artists knocking around any shore. She seems most happy wrapping her wry, playful lyrics (she’s a storyteller as much as a musician) in jangly guitar melodies and perky rhythms.
Lockdown comedy song | Lyric video for original track ‘2020 Vision’
This song is from my radio show’s ‘Lockdown’ song project If you want to catch up, here are the links for the other four songs that already have videos: Our first ever song (both that we recorded and to have it's own video) “Staying In” (Super Lazy Girl) https://youtu.be/MbW0IcMROA0 The Cartoon Music Video supporting the NHS “The View Within” https://youtu.be/4kSaxq7U6aw Our attempt at a punk song “No Future” https://youtu.be/wnUuyzAcj_c The song about having OCD during a lockdown “The Madness of Doubt” https://youtu.be/BHRck2Ugi3c
Excerpts from A Very Spectrum Christmas (Part 6), by Thomas A. Christie.
Excerpts from A Very Spectrum Christmas (Part 6), by Thomas A. Christie. In this section: "Special Delivery" by Creative Sparks (1984). Throughout the 1980s, thousands of British children were lucky enough to discover a Sinclair ZX Spectrum under their Christmas trees and soon found their eyes opened to a virtual world of wonder. But Santa Claus did more than deliver computers — sometimes he appeared on them, too. This book delves into the Spectrum’s extraordinary pantheon of seasonal games: the good, the bad, the surprising, the unabashedly surreal and the occasionally rather tenuous. "A Very Spectrum Christmas" is Copyright ©2021 Thomas A. Christie, all rights reserved, and is published by Extremis Publishing Ltd. This title is available as a physical book from www.extremispublishing.com and all good online retailers and independent booksellers worldwide.