Bettering Yourself
It’s been a crazy time this year so far. All the sudden forced changes to our lifestyle have directly affected those aspects sitting at the bottom of the Maslow pyramid … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: music
Chinese New Year Music
I’d never heard the terms Canto-pop or Mando-pop music before the Chinese New Year celebrations last weekend. The presenters at the Hong Kong stage mentioned that British and Western pop are a big … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Rocking the Night
I have usually found that people tend to be quite conservative in terms of music when it comes to going out. Djs in London keep playing the same music time … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – It’s not only Rock’n’Roll
It’s not only rock’n’roll what we can hear in London streets – buskers also play classical music. I have mostly heard violinists, probably because their instrument is easier for them … Continue reading →
Live at the West End
Many of the good times that I have had in London include great music – a night out in town, late night events at a museum, etc. When it is … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Amy Winehouse in Camden
So, Amy Winehouse got a statue in Camden. Apparently, the authorities only allow this after 25 years, so it must’ve taken a great deal of convincing before it actually happened.
Continue reading →Picture Wednesday – Music in 3D
In my book, red telephone cabins are to London what Camden is to music. Well, the whole of London really. Some street srtists have portrayed that so well. Would you say … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – As Joe Strummer Said
During his career, Joe Strummer was interested in connecting with people. Anything from making and playing music with The Clash or The Mescaleros to organising campfires in his later years … Continue reading →
Still a Bit of Summer Left. What Not to Miss in London.
August is already upon us, which means there still is a bit of summer left for us to enjoy. This includes the last long weekend before Christmas. So, I thought … Continue reading →