Condescending Great Fake Radio Call

If I Were Yours

Emergency Contact

Save Me Moon

Dan, Swamp, Rob & I wrote this at Disney Studios for singer Sheena Easton.

When Will He Call Me, sung by Sheena Easton

Coming of age in a big city - vibing in the urban landscape

Blue and Green
Performed by Aliice
Words and music by Lilli Hughes

Grab my money off the shelf
I’m gonna go and buy myself
A couple brushes ‘cause the
color’s looking faint
Headphones ‘round my neck for later
Gliding past a park of skaters
Watch the rain come down and
wash away the paint.

Something nice for all the trouble
Something raw, but something subtle
And I’ll feed my heart and soul
into the fire.
My clever dog will turn to face it
If you want it, go on, chase it
Every time he’ll run to
get what he desires.

My blue and green
Wash over me
I’m hypnotized
By the city lights
My legacy
Remains to be seen
Run away with my
My blue and green

Hit the market for a car
Riding shotgun, my guitar
Music tumbles from the
Speakers through the wind.
All the gasoline and smoke
Breathe it in until I choke
Someone, come on, tell me
Where do I begin?

I’ve got so
much I love and live and breathe I do
I’ll put it all up for the world my green and blue

My blue and green
Wash over me
I’m hypnotized
By the city lights
My legacy
Remains to be seen
Run away with my –

My blue and green
Wash over me
I’m hypnotized
By the city lights
My legacy
Remains to be seen
But time is on my side

Blue and Green

BLUE AND GREEN

Delia Rae Peach Jam Band I.D.s 1989-1992

So many good nugs here in this Porcupine Pie.

Delia Rae tight splices for Alt Rock Radio

The string quartet rock band, The Tet Offensive, perform Nirvana's "Nevermind" at Sidewalk Cafe as part of Boog City Fest.

Arrangements by Brian Samuel Robinson

Vocals - Brian Robinson
Violins - Patti Kilroy and Alexis Thorne
Viola - Anjanine Bonet
Cello - Justina Sullivan

1 - Smells Like Teen Spirit

You were never more lost than you are now, if you cannot reach out, touch the wild earth and weep...

Living wild on Dartmoor, a man eats only nettles. His body disappears; he learns to fly. He encounters demigods and eloquent trees. He is Nettle-Eater, crooked, arrogant, self-proclaimed bastard of the moor. This is his testament. By the author of Sometimes a Wild God, also available from Hedgespoken Press.

This is an excerpt from the audiobook of Nettle-Eater, recorded in Devon by Tom in 2018. For the full audiobook (25 mins) visit: shop.hedgespoken.org/products/nettle-eater-audiobook

For the book, please visit: shop.hedgespoken.org/products/nettle-eater.

Nettle-Eater is a short, sharp prose-howl in the direction of genuine and magical wildness and an uncompromising love-letter to the wild places of Dartmoor. Hovering over the pages is the ghost of Milarepa, the Tibetan saint who - it is said - survived on a nettle-diet for seven years, achieved a powerful enlightenment and became Tibet's best-loved bad-kid-turned-good. Nettle-Eater is written to be read aloud as a prayer to the wild earth and a reminder to us mortals that our lives are short and on fire and that there is no better time to remember our essential nature than this instant, no better time to discard the masquerade of our civilised lives than now...

When Will He Call Me, sung by Sheena Easton

Martin Olson