Fresh On The Net
Rated • 2 reviews • music, festival, gigs • freshonthenet.co.uk
2 weeks of gigs, the best of the bands from Tom Robinson's BBC Introducing show on 6 Music... worth a look.
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SoloBassSteve
Last seen: 3 weeks ago
Steve is a guy from London, England, UK
Hello! I'm a musician, blogger, university lecturer, music teacher and web enthusiast, mainly stumbling musical things, with the odd bit of current affairs and geeky stuff :o)
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Is the G20 summit a turning point for Twitter? -...
Rated • 2 reviews • trance, news, current affairs, telegraph, twitter • telegraph.co.uk
excellent piece from Kate Day about Twitter's 'tipping point' as a news making and mediating service, around the G20 summit in london
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Airealism @ Shunt - Credit Crunch
Rated • 1 review • gymnastics, art, video, trapeze • youtube.com
amazing video of aerial dance... breathtaking!
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Bicester Village - Shopping and the credit crunch
Rated • 1 review • video, money, documentary, credit crunch • youtube.com
Documentally visits Bicester Village shopping centre to talk about the Credit Crunch with shop owners... then gets hassled by some Security monkey, with interesting results! Definitely worth a watch! :)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSAG-7VVibY
Rated • 1 review • guitar, looping, lobelia, pop music, video • youtube.com
Lobelia playing her song, 'In' live in London. LOVE the backwards guitar on this, really really cool.
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New solo tune on video - Don't Stop Believin' -...
Rated • 2 reviews • classic rock, looping, journey, steve lawson, solo bass • stevelawson.net
video of a solo bass arrangement of Don't Stop Believing by Journey. Very cool indeed :)
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Eco-touring - survival is the mother of invention...
Rated • 1 review • ecology, music, climate change, steve lawson, musicthinktank • musicthinktank.com
An article about the impact of music tours, with suggestions on how to lower your impact on the environment... good stuff.
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Qik | Christian | Wordia
Rated • 1 review • university college, technology • qik.com
More great Qik video from Documentally, this time at the Open University. Fascinating.
