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Radiohead in 8 bit

It says something about an album when you can listen to it in full like this.

Or maybe saying something about me i’m not so sure

i love it though!

Pepper

Photography 7

So I decided to venture out on our of our days off touring on the “oul” bicycle to get myself a little bit of exercise and to also utilise it as an opportunity to hopefully capture a few more shots for this here blog.

First off I took this shot from behind an unsuspecting couple. I know I know that sounds so creepy but as I said in one of the previous blogs sometimes the most unexpected scenario can throw up some fabulous results. It’s a shame it wasn’t an elderly couple as I think that would have added a bit more weight to the sentiment of two people enjoy an evening sunset together on a park bench.

Of course I did play around with the temperature and tint of the colours within the original photo to come up with the finished product.

 

I decided not to lurk behind this coupe for too long as I might have heard a siren or two and seen some blue flashy lights heading in my general direction for bordering too much on the voyeuristic side of things. So I saddled up again in search of something else to capture.

I managed to find a fairly secluded spot further on and by this time the sun was setting very fast and it was beginning to leave me with limited options.

I did although manage this shot which is a little more cluttered than most but I have always found tree branches to be very interesting against a background. The way they almost look like cracks in the scenery as if it was being viewed from an aerial position or something. It’s a bit hard to describe if I’m honest but hopefully you get the gist of where I am going with this.

 

Until we click again

Take Care & Much Love

Kane x

London show Friday night 23rd Feb, East London

Howdy folks,

 

Just to make sure all you London folks are coming along to this gig tomorrow. We’re playing one of London’s hottest nights out ‘This Feeling’ on Friday 24th of February. The night had seen dj sets and appearances from Serge Kasabian, Doves, The Charlatans and Shaun Ryder. http://www.facebook.com/thisfeelinghq.

This Feeling at The Vibe Bar,Brick Lane, EastLondon, London. E1 6QLUK. Onstage at 8:30..

”A colossal club night” Noel Gallagher

”Like A mad 60′s carnival” Serege Kasabian

”Londons most rock ‘n roll night out” London’s Evening Standard

Get your tickets for Friday 24th February from https://secure.viewlondon.co.uk/payment/ticket-booking.aspx?id=35885


IRISH TOURIST BOARD AD

Check out this ad for the Irish Tourist Board. They came along and filmed one of our shows in Belfast.

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DIE HARD 12

John McClane, now theres a name that sends a cold shiver down the spine of any plotting villain. Steven Seagal was just a cook but Bruce Willis was just a cop.

With a “Yippi-kayae” and a hearty “Welcome to the party pal”, I give you Ben Stillers mock up of a potential Die Hard 12.

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ELVIS PRESLEY

Born in Tupelo, Mississippi on January 8th 1935, Presley moved to Memphis, Tennessee, with his family at the age of 13. He began his career there in 1954, working with Sun Records who wanted to bring the sound of African American music to a wider audience.

Accompanied by guitarist Scotty Moore and bassist Bill Black, Presley was one of the originators of rockabilly. An uptempo, backbeat-driven fusion of country and rhythm and blues, from which he ultimately became one of the most popular American singers of the 20th century.

That’s even without discussing the trademark leg rattle thing he had going on that would sent people into a feverish frenzy.

Here’s one of my favourite performances from “The King”. I really hope you like it.

Kaner

GOOGLE ANALYTICS

Oh the sheer irony of it.

We all know what a brilliant addition to an online business Google Analytics etc have become. But then theres also what the consumer sees on the opposite end of the spectrum. Well, now some genius has decided to make a real life Google Analytics vid.

Usually you would be pulling your hair out at your computer but instead you might as well just chuckle to yourself or even laugh out loud. I know I did.

Truly Brilliant.

Kane

MASER ART

Maser is a well known artist around Dublin. He started out doing graffiti in the 90s around Dublin city but now has travelled the world creating some amazing pieces.

This is something he did in Belfast last year. It gives a different slant to the murals you would normally see.

You can check the rest of his stuff on his site http://www.maserart.com/

Pepper

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PHOTOGRAPHY (PART 2)

So I’m back for another natter about the world of photography. Well I haven’t really got anything new to hopefully inspire you with, but I do have a couple more photos which I took myself in various places and I have to admit I’m quite pleased with them.

First off is a photo of the coastline near my very own hometown. I took this shot in Killiney one day when coming back from the city centre via the DART line (basically a train :0) ).

For a lot of people this shot might not mean anything but it just reminds me of coming home and times spent on the beach with friends, etc. over the years. It’s still a beautiful spot.

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Next up we have a shot I took from a trip to Thailand with friends. Just after arriving on the super stunning Island of Phi Phi, I spotted this bunch of boats and thought this could end up being something like a card you’d find in a lot of newsagents.

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Finally I have two shots that I think may help people get some kind of scale to their photos, well at least that’s what I can think they can portray.

First up is a shot from Regent’s Park in London. It was around the time of that serious snow from last year; I was walking in the park and could not get over the way the frost had settled on everything. I spotted this bush and decided to try get a shot along the hedge line. The background is a little weak for my liking but it’s the way all the leaves almost seem illuminated from the frost that does it for me.

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And lastly we have this shot I took of Rocky one day. I have always been a fan of shots with something in the foreground being out of focus – there’s just something cool about this that makes the shot seem like it’s a secretive thing you’re being allowed to see in a strange sort of way.

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Bon Voyage & Muchos Luvos

Kane

BLUE SWAN ARTWORK

We had to share this truly amazing piece of artwork with you guys. This was created by a special fan of ours. They were inspired to create something of their own after listening to “Build Me A Swan”.

blue swan drawn by our fanA Rising Moon

We hope everyone else loves it as much as we do.

BIG LOVE

K