New Slimline Nintendo DS Lite Design Released
Oh dear, time to raid my wallet soon… well 2nd March 2006 to be exact. Unless pre-orders become available sooner on some site like Liksang or something!
Archive for January, 2006
Quaidsville - Have a Listen
I just recorded a short track for Dave to utilise in his perfection of lyrics for one of The Quaids’ tracks. Here it is.
Epitonic : Music for Free - (No Catch!)
Epitonic is a brilliant resource for finding out about new genres and artists.
Epitonic is one of many ‘music’ websites knocking about at the moment. However, Epitonic is different. It can all get a bit confusing if you’re looking for listening to some cool original stuff - for free - and legally! However, Epitonic makes it easy. Read more »
RJD2
I forgot to have a rant about how great RJD2 is! Yep, ‘Deadringer‘ is my fav album at the moment, but I only got ‘Since We Last Spoke‘ the other day and it’s already growing on me.
Never Prick Sausages Before Cooking
I have had many an argument with many a person on the subject of sausage cooking. Ultimately there are three golden rules to sausage cooking:
1) Never prick a sausage before or whilst cooking.
2) Cook sausages as slowly as you have time (and try to either grill or fry them)
3) Cut the links cleanly and with a sharp knife. Read more »
All Will Be Forgiven. Zelda: Twilight Princess
I loved my Gamecube - the first one, black and cubic. Then I traded it in for a black Xbox, traded that in for a Crystal Xbox, then traded that back in for a purple GameCube!…. (then I discovered Ebay).
Next I got a PS2 slimline (five of them Read more »
The Andromeda Strain
I watched this a few years ago and loved it. A brilliantly conducted Sci-Fi from 1971 - but it is one of those timeless classics which benefit from a great cast.
Without giving anything away, it’s got something to do with the mysterious deaths of people in an isolated desert town and some kind of space probe landing nearby (original, I know).
Adapted from the novel by Michael Crichton (also know for Jurassic Park), The Andromeda Strain is Directed by Robert Wise.
However, the film itself is original, gripping and believable in it’s portrayal of the events. Excellent acting from a brilliantly executed script makes this a great film story to watch. I forgot what it was called and ended up trying to describe it to various people who hadn’t got a clue what I was going on about. The Andromeda Strain. Guess who found it in the end? That’s right, good old Google.
Anyway, I’m off to Leeds to grab it.
