...Lovers of Today...
...a band formed in 2002...
...by Joe M...
...and Peter F...
...it also featured...
...Rebecca Morden...
...and Andrew Moran...
...all aboard!...

...For more information...
...and dead links...
...visit...
...http://loversoftoday.blogspot.com/...

LOVERS OF TODAY CATALOGUE
01. Catalogue #01 
02. Catalogue #02
03. The Lovers Only Love Songs
04. The Different Types Of Silence
05. Conversion Rate (AKA Limbless Limbo)
06. A Helping Hand
07. Boy Called Hate
08. Alternative Order
09. Dead Cat Bounce
10. Big News
11. Degrees Low
12. Fell Off My Chair Laughing
13. A Passing Phase
14. E.S.P.
15. The First Silence
16. Mirror Imprint
17. A Warning Sign
18. Counter's Creek
19. London Beach / North Atlantic Turbine
20. Land's End
21. Seperation Creek
22. Ghost Ship
23. Superstructure
24. Cutty Sark
25. Kicked Out
26. Five Days
27. From History
28. Ordnance Survey
30. A Short Nasty Shock
31. K-Constant
32. Guy Fawkes
33. Blind Spot
34. Mainland
35. The Lover's Discourse
36. The Essence Of Poetry
37. From Beyond
38. Donor Deceased
39. The Typical Weekday
40. The Obvious Direction
41. Equity Member
42. Fun With Glass
43. File Closed
44. A Civil Airline Disorder Event
45. The Disaster
46. A Final Attempt
47. Survivor
48. Kidnapped Once More
49. Get On The Scene
50. Shooting Birds 
51. Three Lovers 
52. Killing A Milkman
53. Supernatural 
54. Troubled Times (1967) 
55. Ordered Death 
56. Soap Fetish 
57. Snake On The Road 
58. (Waiting For) The Showbiz Set 
59. Unexploded Bomb
60. L.I.N.E.
61. After Bow Spring Line
62. Aspect Ratio
63. Companionway
64. Eye Of The Wind
65. Forward Figure Eight
66. Inboard Outboard (I/O)
67. King Spoke
68. Old Salt
69. Gibson Girl 
70. Junk
71. Almost Acceptable
72. Branching Out
73. Christmas Of Course
74. Dictionary Questioned
75. Eyes Half Closed
76. Flamsteed
77. Gone Again
78. Home
79. Island Fallen
80. Johnas Flamsteedius
81. Karst
82. Landslide
83. Monocline
84. Not Possible
85. Others In The Field
86. Psychologist
87. Querelle
88. Romantic Period
89. Sense Of Place
90. Topographic Error
91. Under Wraps
92. Virtuoso
93. Walls
94. X The System
95. Yearbook
96. Zzzzzz

THE CHOIRS
The Parish and Quin Choirs are made up of committed volunteers from the parish who love to offer their gifts in service to the community. They are joined by four section leaders.

These recordings are the most recent made by the choirs. Please scroll to the bottom if you wish to listen in chronological order.


MISSION STATEMENT
As followers of Christ, we share the beauty and power of God’s transforming love through worship and service in the world. 


VISION STATEMENT
All Saints’ Episcopal Church is a historic, sacred place of beauty and warmth that emboldens the spirit, gives joy to the soul, enriches the mind, provides 
a welcoming oasis to all, and reaches out to give solace to others in their time of need. 

Building on a rich heritage, All Saints’ strives to be an outward and visible sign of Christ’s love to the University of Texas area and beyond. 

All Saints’ seeks to be a worshiping community of care that encourages and supports all of God’s children, raising them to a new life of grace that is characterized by an inquiring and discerning heart, the courage to will and to persevere, a spirit to know and to love God, and the gift of joy and wonder in all of God’s miraculous works.


CORE VALUES
Our Anglican traditions enhanced by dynamic preaching and music

Our typical worship service centers on the 
Book of Common Prayer and the 1982
Hymnal.

Our membership in a caring church family
Strong pastoral care with clergy participation
Is a vital part of our parish life

Our dedication to religious, intellectual, and spiritual development
We strive to provide opportunities for education
and spiritual formation for people of all ages
with inquiring minds and discerning hearts.

Our historical presence in our community
For more than a century, our parish has been distinguished
By the beauty of our sacred space and by the generations of 
Leaders whom we have raised up for the local and
National church

Our opportunities to be of service to others
We believe in the importance of outreach to the local, regional, 
national, and international communities

Our heritage of openness and tolerance
We welcome all who come through our doors,
Regardless of background or perspective

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Danile Tshazibane is a South African motivational speaker, television editor, rapper, graphic designer, illustrator, camera operator, producer, studio technician, videographer, soccer player, barber, fashionista, director and a practitioner from Douglas, Northern Cape.

A big dreamer, as he is better known by his stage name Hollywood, has taken South Africa by storm, with his high energy messages and work ethic. His words continues to impact millions of people in several Provinces of South Africa, better yet, the world. Through his significant social interactive skills, "Danile Tshazibane, Hollywood" has become a game changer in South Africa.

Drawing from his own personal experiences as he relates to an unfortunate family, the absence of opportunities, scholastic struggles, and various of other obstacles, Danile allows his life to be an "open book" from which a huge amount of inspiration can be drawn from, as most people from South Africans can relate to. 

He drowned when he was still a kid, that happened because of the friends he had at that time. While the typical High School learner takes 12 years to finish Grade 12, Danile took 13. For most, failing a Grade In High School result as a dropout. For Danile, failing Grade 7 was a springboard because that was a sign of a greater academic success. In 2015, Danile completed his Grade 12 (Matric) from Bongani High School and decided to further his passion for Education to Tertiary level. In 2016, Danile got accepted at AFDA Cape Town to undergo a Bachelor's Degree for Motion Picture Medium and will receive his Degree in March 2019. 

In Danile's first year at AFDA, he struggled with his fees, transport provision, meals etc. He walked to University for 17 kilometres 2 Hours, for the whole year of 2016. There were days where he went to bed/study without a meal. He lived at His Aunt's, who was very supportive but at the same time not, because the days when Danile needed to focus and study for exams, his Aunt would send him in the middle of the night to buy beers for her, that was a major distraction for him. As Danile progressed through his first year at University, an employee of AFDA realised the struggle of Danile. He gave Danile the opportunity to stay at his place until he graduate. To this day, Danile has had the opportunity to work hard and focus on his studies, and still being able to motivate the youth.

Danile's commitment to hard work has long been standing. It began with his achievement of obtaining a Bachelor's Degree In Grade 12 (A) that lead to his tertiary level of education at AFDA. The culmination of those efforts resulted in the development of starting his own Production Company, Don't Miss Films. This Production Company targets high risk individuals in Townships who aspires to be in the Entertainment Industry. The Company also looks at providing solutions to individuals who are unfortunate to make their dreams become a reality, it's also improving life perceptions of an individual's way of living.

Juwan “Wan Blvd” Wilson is a Queens artist, who prides himself on being one of the most versatile artists out right now. 

In November 2017, Wan Blvd made his transition from All-American athlete to artist. He has created a very unique and addicting sound with his use of blending modern pop and hip hop. He makes music that is guaranteed to change your mood through messing styles from some of his inspirations such as Chance The Rapper, Kyle, and Ty Dolla Sign. 

Wan Blvd is an artist for the people talking about real life emotions and situations that everyone experiences. He hopes that through his music people can see past the typical “rapper” label and see him as the high energy and creative artist that he is.

You can try and find a gutsier, harder working, more determined bunch than Toronto’s Poor Young Things. But even if you succeed, it’s doubtful you’ll also find one as clearly positioned for greatness. 

Just two years after collectively relocating from Thunder Bay, the pop-rock quintet has issued a massive, sweat-soaked, insanely confident debut, The Heart. The Head. The End. Not only that, they’ve picked up a record deal, marquee management, a Sirius XM Emerging Artist of the Year nomination and a swelling fan base.  Few can make something as tough as pursuing a dream look so dang easy. 

“Oh man, we are so lucky,” confirms singer/guitarist Matt Fratpietro on behalf of his cohorts. “Touring across Canada is so hard. And there are lots of bands that do that for years and years and don’t get the breaks we’ve had. 

“We came here and were signed within a year to a small, very supportive label, Bumstead Productions. I mean, obviously we sold our souls to the devil,” Fratpietro howls. “But still. What a deal we got!”

Kidding aside, The Heart. The Head. The End. could not have emerged if Poor Young Things – high school pals Fratpietro, guitarists Michael Kondakow and Dave Grant, bassist Scott Burke and drummer Konrad Commisso - had elected to play it safe.
 
“It’s scary to leave your hometown,” Fratpietro admits of the big move south in November 2010. “We had been playing together for about three years at that point in some incarnation or another.  The five of us all agreed to move together, which made it a bit easier though we are all living in the same house now which is… cozy. I mean, we see each other every day.”

That friction is part of what drives the propulsive The Heart. The Head. The End. Equal parts grit and groove, fun and fury, the record is a crisply rendered snapshot of five guys who’ve crisscrossed the country playing anywhere they could to anyone who’d listen just for the privilege of being there, logging 100-plus shows last year alone.

“This record is a reflection of getting older and thinking about that. We are all going to be 27 this year,” Fratpietro says, adding that yes, they’re aware of the infamous 27 Club curse and no, they’re not planning to join though they have had some close calls on the highway.
Fratpietro continues: “’Sign of the Times’” (the album’s scorching first single) is based on what the world is like today. But the over-arching theme is experiences we’ve had – on the road, relationship-y things. There are also songs on there about having a good time and meeting people. ‘Revolver’ is one of those.”

‘Revolver’ is also an example of just how essential Toronto producer/engineer Jon Drew is to Poor Young Things’ lightning-in-a-bottle sound. 
“Originally, the chorus of that song just had me singing ‘revolver.’ Jon suggested we should get a gang of people and blow it up to the next level. So we got (East Coast singer/songwriter and Bumstead label-mate) Tim Chaisson’s cousin and bassist Koady Chaisson and drummer Nat Lamoureux into the studio one night, had a couple of drinks and just sang our hearts out.

“Plus Jon has an ear for percussion,” Fratpietro says of Drew, whose sterling production dossier includes albums by Fucked Up, Tokyo Police Club, Alexisonfire and Matt Mays as well as Poor Young Things’ 2012 EP, Let It Sleep. “And we happen to have a drummer who is as solid and hard-hitting as you can get.”

The new record’s spit-shine polish – it’s melodic but unfussy and clearly made by flesh-and-blood people playing actual instruments together - reflects the swift, organic manner in which it was written and recorded. 

“We toured until the end of summer 2012, then practiced for a while, wrote the songs, went in and did half the record, went on a month-long tour with Tim  Chaisson across Canada in late-fall of 2012, then came back and recorded the other half of the album,” Fratpietro explains.
“We had a chance to play those new songs across the country and that’s where you get to the meat of it. Also, that tour impacted the vocals because when I came back my voice was destroyed. But it sounds awesome on the album and much closer to how we are live.

“I write most of the lyrics,” Fratpietro says, “and usually we’ll get the songs down first and the lyrics will come later. We don’t really demo because we don’t have anything to demo with,” he laughs. “But that’s how we are; we just jam and jam and jam until the song is right. Let’s call it the natural way. But we do capture the vibe of togetherness.”

Asked to cite a song that seemed to write itself, Fratpietro name-checks ‘Black Lightning,’ one of several tracks on the record with a chorus so hooky it double-dog dares you not to holler along. Like ‘Revolver,’ it also features backing vocals by Koady Chaisson and Nat Lamoureux as does ‘Sign of the Times,’ ‘Dress It Up’ and ‘Transformer.’

“‘Black Lightning’ only took a couple of days. And that was typical of most songs on this album. We were actually very surprised how easily everything came out when we finally sat down together. Everything went where we wanted it to go. I honestly can’t think of a song we had to struggle with.”
With the obliging hand of fate pressed firmly on their backs, what now for Poor Young Things? “I really just hope the album does well, that we’re on the road for most of the year and get to go to the States a lot,” Fratpietro says. “I hope people can listen to it and see a little bit of themselves in it.  

“The thing is, we’re a hard-working, 24/7 rock-and-roll band. There are no gimmicks and there are no tricks. We go out there and we play. The shows are fun and they’re real. We’re real. There’s nothing fake about it.”

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Brief Introduction:
A very positive minded and down to earth person, one who deals everything very positively. A very social and friendly person who avoids prejudice. A very melodious vocalist, prefers old fashioned and typical music stuff, and have a creative personality.

Birthday:
December 25, 1991

Zodiac Sign:
Capricorn

Hobbies:
Singing, Basketball, Photography.

Music Teachers:
Ustaad Naveed Bhatti, Ustaad Naeem-ul-Hassan Babloo, Master Shahzad Khan Shehzada.

Favorite Music Artists:
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Noor Jahan, Abida Parveen, Amanat Ali Khan, Asad Amanat Ali Khan, Shafqat Amanat Ali, Ghulam Ali, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Abbas Ali khan, Javed Bashir, Sajjad Ali, Shabnam Majeed, Nazia Hassan, Masood Rana, Junaid Jamshed, Junoon, Mekaal Hassan Band, Fariha Pervez and above all my music teachers.

Favorite Movies:
The Pianist, Bol, Up, Rio and different animated films.

Favorite Actors/Actresses:
Qawi Khan, Abid Ali, Shabbir Jan, Jameel Fakhri.

Favorite Books:
Detective Novels

I Love:
Music and Singing. To help others.

I Hate:
Pride

Find Me:
facebook.com/junaidmughal

Things I want to do in life:
Want to be a pilot. Be around the world.

Message:
Deal every matter with a positive approach, you will never be depressed in your life.

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