Mr DaveDogFacedBoy
@davedfb.bsky.social
Gig goer, music physical media obsessive, film watcher, pop culture bore and faithful friend as any hound
If we don't meet again then it's just this is the time that we were meant to have together When I figure out where I’m goin’ It’ll be too late to change The course of where I think I’m goin’ Sometimes life can be so strange All forgotten will be this
Fascinating letter from Pete Seeger to his father accompanied by a copy of Dylan's John Wesley Harding
Goddamn right, it's a beautiful day It's alleged that E throws the bands fee for appearing on the lottery show into the audience at the end Lulu part of a bit of music TV hijinks as usual youtu.be/B23Yw1BJ1Rg?...
eels mr E's beautiful blues uk lottery 25/3/2000 complete
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Bono reciting a U2 song at someones funeral is the most Bono thing he has ever bono'd
Elvis & The A's ripping up stage at Pinkpop in 1979 youtu.be/7YFnZNvqViU?...
Elvis Costello - Lipstick Vogue - Watching The Detectives - Pinkpop 1979
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What the living snot is that dopey car advert using Dylan Newport 65 footage about?
#NowPlaying Did I need this? Probably not I have the CD version and all these tracks several times over. Is it yellow vinyl? No, it's gold, you blind buggers Is it a faultless 'best of a decade' compilation? Yup
Having been a JFK conspiracy rabbit hole occupant for many years before coming out the other side and believing it was Oswald all along I wasn't going to listen to this as I thought was just another JFK book. Found Martin on the nature of conspiracy and witness so interesting that I bought the book
Richard Herring@herring1967.bsky.social · 6d agoA really lively and fun RHLSTP Book Club with Martin Fitzgerald about my favourite book of the year so far "The Umbrella Man" looking at the people who witnessed the JFK assassination shows.acast.com/rhlstp/episo... Clip www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1_q... Buy the book! uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-...
A lovely afternoon at BFI Southbank in the company of the OG Basil Brush, Hartley Hare, George The Hippo , Dodge T Dog and some humans including Mr North
Bunked off work yesterday afternoon to see latest Spidey film. I enjoyed it a lot more than any of the recent ones. Proper emotional & thoughtful scenes in between the web slinging, swinging and hitting. Would recommend
It just rained! I couldn't see it but I heard it!
Raining Boy Smiling
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Remember when we were told that the core UK albums were now The Beatles canon and that mono was how The Beatles Intended? That those US Albums were Frankensteined relics of a Yank execs pill popping idiocy? With those dumb reverb heavy mixes? @stevenc63.bsky.social @beatlespod.bsky.social
I think I've realised why Highway 61 Revisited is my favourite Dylan album. Cos he's really funny on it "John the Baptist, after torturing a thief Looks up at his hero, the Commander-in-Chief Saying, "Tell me, great hero, but please, make it brief Is there a hole for me to get sick in?"
Looking back on this date in my mental health history and it's often a day where I tailspin and cut off contact. I looked it up and it's also a full moon. I don't hold any truck with such hooey but it's interesting nevertheless
The first entry in Volume 3 of The Beatles Film Poster Series - A Day In The Life.
Beatle People , Never Mind The Box Set , @stuffbymark.bsky.social has been hard at work on more Beatles Songs as film posters are they are superb @marklewisohn.bsky.social @beatlespod.bsky.social @stevenc63.bsky.social @beatlesbible.com www.stuffbymark.co.uk/shop/p/the-b...
The Beatles Movie Series Volume 3 — Stuff By Mark
Volume 2 of the ongoing series reimagining Beatles songs as old film posters. Inspired by mid century graphic designers such as Saul Bass. VOLUME 1 IN THIS SERIES CAN BE FOUND HERE VOLUME 2 I...
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Oh bloody hell - a man is the sum of his memories and mine are being detached at quite the rate today
Nicholas Pegg@nicholaspegg.bsky.social · last wk.What a sad day. Raising a glass to that very fine actor Tom Chadbon, who graced every franchise from James Bond to Blake’s 7 to Game of Thrones, and whose brilliant comic turn as Duggan, the out-of-his-depth private detective in the 1979 Doctor Who classic City of Death, is the stuff of TV legend.
