crossposted from Lee Edward McIlmoyle's blog
TWO TONE CRISIS
Not sure I’ve got the words quite right there, but as the title suggests, I’ve been on a bit of an English Beat jag, listening to their entire discography, but in particularly the two polar points of their career, ‘Mirror In The Bathroom’ and ‘Save It For Later’. I have even undertaken the ( Read more... )

crossposted from Lee Edward McIlmoyle's blog
TWO TONE CRISIS
Not sure I’ve got the words quite right there, but as the title suggests, I’ve been on a bit of an English Beat jag, listening to their entire discography, but in particularly the two polar points of their career, ‘Mirror In The Bathroom’ and ‘Save It For Later’. I have even undertaken the ( Read more... )

crossposted from Lee Edward McIlmoyle's blog
Good Morning, Mackronauts! Ready for launch?

I’ve been tinkering with my old keyboard music again, and it’s gotten me all excited about making music again. It’s funny, because my favourite keyboardists aren’t the most exciting guys around: Tony Banks, Anthony Phillips, Richard Wright and Stewart Copeland ( Read more... )