Wednesday, September 30, 2009

King Cobb Steelie

Set list - African Vibes 27 sept 09

Mayday - King Cobb Steelie
Uglyman Pose - Hard End
Immigration Officer - Dubin Hood
Mr SOS Die for you - The Cunninlynguists
Idiot Fool - Carpetface
Obi! (Soup) - Fela Kuti
Olulufu Mi - Fela Kuti
Six Love - Hard End
Gangsters - The Specials
I'm sorry - Bo Diddley
Liverpool Drive - Chuck Berry
Good Golly Miss Molly - Little Richard
Bakoye - Ali Farka Toure
Stop the Taser - Lazare S Halke
Six Love - Hard End (yes again, slightly different version)
What's going on - Hard End
Hi Lo - Antibalas
Two Hats - TrenchAnt
Nuclear Winter - TrenchAnt
Driving - Kaboom
Lady - Fela Kuti
Going Underground - The Jam , informal public service announcement for Last Call
Made of Stone - The Stone Roses
Clarke Street - Trip The Off
Nuclear Winter - TrenchAnt (again, same version)
Come on in - R L Burnside

Monday, September 28, 2009

www.evolution1079.com

I will be on the air at Evolution 1079 this Friday from 9pm to midnight.

Check it out www.evolution1079.com

Last Call

Tune in to Last Call on Vancouver Coop Radio

Tune in at midnight Tuesday for two hours of everything from The Fall to Beth Orton and Asian Dub Foundation to The Jam.

www.coopradio.org

102.7 FM

Friday, September 11, 2009

Find of the Day

Today found a folder. Perfect for school.

Yesterday. Found, a top find, a Realistic SCT - 19 Stereo Cassette Deck Player, oh and a plastic crate a la milk/beer crate but without the dividers.

Friday, September 4, 2009

The Hanes Valley

A friend and I hiked the Hanes Valley today. What an amazing experience. I have done quite a lot of hiking on the North Shore behind Grouse Mountain and more recently have got reacquainted with Lynn Creek Headwaters Regional Park.

Today we did the trail, 17km, that links the two. We took the gondola up Grouse Mtn and from there hiked towards Goat Mtn before taking the Hanes Valley turn and descending the chained section.
Not long after we arrived at the toughest part of the hike the turning for Hanes Valley and about three hours of scrambling including plenty of photo ops and food, and admiring the scenery.

Then it was back into the forest for quite a long hike. We were surprised at how long it took to reach Norvan Falls but from there picked up our pace and were really moving fast for the last two hours to the parking lot.

Awesome!