Always liked this one, plenty of sonic space for everything

Yes mate. Feeling it right there. Class session. 🥰

I've always loved this song, but I haven't got enough superlatives for the vocal on this version.  And...  LIVE.  Just incredible stuff.

Underrated solo track would have sat very well in the L42 canon. Thanks for posting, Mark.

mark you’re a genius and a legend, thank you x

Sumérgeme

Echoes in the Dust by smokethatdank

a study of gentle and lilting arpeggiation, through repetition and subtle variation. Working with this material, I was drawn to treating it with delicate care and an intuitive sense of humanity. The kindness and patience of others toward their art became a stimulus for my approach in this music.

Performed by Mira Benjamin and Philip Thomas at Music We'd Like to Hear in London on Friday 5th July 2019. 

Mixed by Adam Webster.

kindly, softly

The 21st century wars against Middle Eastern countries are bringing them together in what the author terms an ‘axis of resistance’ that includes Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Yemen; what is most feared by American and Israeli strategists is an Iranian Land Bridge consisting of infrastructural links and integration between Tehran and the Mediterranean, including road, rail, communications, oil and gas pipelines and defense collaboration; characterization of empires and imperialism; the nature of Iran’s leadership role; Russia’s role within the ‘axis of resistance’ and its relationship with Israel; all terrorist groups have been backed by the US-led coalition; final stages of the failed war on Syria; devastating economic sanctions on the entire region; White Helmets; human organ trafficking; all claims of chemical weapon use by the Syrian government a fabrication; war on Syria was never a civil war; the assassination of Iranian General Soleimani and Iraqi Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis and others have resulted in a call to expel US forces from the entire region.

Aired: January 15, 2020

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The End Game In the Middle East - Dr. Tim Anderson, #416

A song to remind you to put your clocks forward,
Recorded live with my friends at Ronnie Scott’s

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Barney and I with another noodle to hopefully keep you amused in lockdown. Stay well sweethearts! X

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The last offering from Gary Barnacle and I.
Happy Easter Monday guys! Enjoy x

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A song for you all from Boon and I, featuring Mike on Rhodes and a Hitchcock like appearance on vocals on the out. Enjoy Lockdown Levelheads! Mx

Indian Queens Lockdown

Du nom de Nicolas Machiavel, nous retenons généralement son œuvre majeure, Le Prince. Cette œuvre dédiée à Julien ou à Laurent de Médicis, rédigée entre l’été 1513 et le printemps 1514, ne cesse d’être au centre de bien des débats. Mais comme toute œuvre qui se détache d’une vie, on en oublierait presque que Machiavel fut certes écrivain et penseur, mais aussi un homme d’action et un homme de terrain à une époque marquée par les longues guerres d’Italie. 

A travers trois cours d’histoire, Storiavoce vous propose de découvrir un autre Machiavel. Après avoir étudié dans une première émission l’ambassadeur en guerre, puis sa pensée entre Histoire et Politique, nous terminons cette série avec une analyse du style de l'écrivain, entre verbe et action. Jean-Louis Fournel est interrogé par Christophe Dickès.

Notre invité: Jean-Louis Fournel est professeur à l’université Paris-8 Vincennes/Saint-Denis. Il est l'auteur, avec Jean-Claude Zancarini, professeur des universités émérite à l’ENS de Lyon, de nombreux travaux sur l’histoire de la pensée politique italienne de l’Ancien Régime, dont Les Guerres d’Italie. Les batailles pour l’Europe (1494-1559), La Politique de l’expérience et La Grammaire de la République. Ensemble, ils ont aussi proposé plusieurs éditions françaises commentées des œuvres de Savonarole, Machiavel et Guicciardini. Ils viennent de publier chez Passés / Composés: Machiavel, une vie en guerres (624 pages, 27€).

Machiavel, le verbe et l'action

Ethereal Steps

Editorial: 
A propósito de algunos dichos del señor Puiu:
 sobre el pensamiento reaccionario en el cine.

Críticas:
Películas:
Beanpole (Kantemir Balagov)
Nasha Natasha (Martín Sastre)
Los trabajos y los días (Juan Villegas)

Libros: 
Contra la cinefilia (Vicente Monroy)

Música: 
João Gilberto+Salif Keita+Marvin Gaye.

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