On the power of writing things down... Jonathan Rowson recently published something similar albeit with a more positive emphasis on its possibilities called 'Acting ourselves into new ways of thinking'
I quickly stole the best lines to update my About page coz obviously it captures my argument about money! And I guess having written and done so much stuff that goes against the grain of economic thought.... I'm not really inclined toward an economic argument for a 'wealth law'. It take a really good Higgs review to make me read it! :-)
With Barbara Broccoli seemingly unable to reinvent Bond and the Bond director making Beatles films - that so should have been the ending of that book, if I'd waited a few years!
I'd happily pick up the updated or revised version. Looking forward to the Doctor who book. I've left Twitter as it was becoming a cesspit, so thanks for responding here. All the best. Stephen
Of course Blake was speaking of a particular type of Imagination, more akin to Goethe’s “exact sensorial imagination” or Baudelaire’s “constructive imagination” as opposed to fancy, or a good ripping tale, which Genesis seems to be.
Excellent as ever. Now I’ve written that, I believe it all the more
On the power of writing things down... Jonathan Rowson recently published something similar albeit with a more positive emphasis on its possibilities called 'Acting ourselves into new ways of thinking'
I quickly stole the best lines to update my About page coz obviously it captures my argument about money! And I guess having written and done so much stuff that goes against the grain of economic thought.... I'm not really inclined toward an economic argument for a 'wealth law'. It take a really good Higgs review to make me read it! :-)
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2024/feb/20/beatles-films-sam-mendes-john-paul-george-ringo
John another coincidence? Love and let die... But it doesn't seem to want to.
With Barbara Broccoli seemingly unable to reinvent Bond and the Bond director making Beatles films - that so should have been the ending of that book, if I'd waited a few years!
I'd happily pick up the updated or revised version. Looking forward to the Doctor who book. I've left Twitter as it was becoming a cesspit, so thanks for responding here. All the best. Stephen
Of course Blake was speaking of a particular type of Imagination, more akin to Goethe’s “exact sensorial imagination” or Baudelaire’s “constructive imagination” as opposed to fancy, or a good ripping tale, which Genesis seems to be.
I’ve ordered Strange Things Are Happening, looking forward to it. Hopefully there’s a section on the Bam Caruso label.
This is a good, albeit old site on UK Pychedelia that has quite a bit on the Rubble Series that was originally issued by Bam Caruso.
http://www.marmalade-skies.co.uk/index.htm
Yes, theres tonnes of Bam Caruso stuff in there, you're in for a treat