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The first White Town single came out on my own label, Satya Records, way back in 1990. Originally, it was slated to come out on Ninthwave Records but they had to shut down recently. (This post is basically aimed at musicians but bits of it apply to anyone creative.)Ībove is a pic of my new album which I’ve just released on my own label, Bzangy Records.
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In the meantime, download their music, push all the furniture back in your sitting room and get ready to dance! 🙂 If you don’t, maybe they won’t be able to carry making such lovely songs? But, if you can afford it, please dig into your pocket and buy their CDs.
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Yep, they’re giving away this lovely music for free on their website.
You can download the whole of that album for free and their last one too by clicking here. I couldn’t imagine any contemporary British band coming up with anything as simple, passionate or heartfelt as ‘Noble Square.’ They have the crucial combination of poppy music with very, very good lyrics. The instant ‘Summercat’ came out of my speakers, I knew I’d found another band to love. They sound like the first Aberfeldy album colliding with elements of Jonathan Richman, all layered with that pure pop sense that (currently) only Scandinavian bands have. So, I ordered their CD ‘I was so unpopular in school and now they’re giving me this beautiful bicycle’ online and when it arrived, I fell in love with their music. I heard about them when I was gigging in Scandinavia, people with impeccable taste were telling me that I should check them out. If you’ve looked at my Last.fm page lately, you’ll see that I’ve been listening to a lot of Billie The Vision & The Dancers. How many aren’t disposed of safely? This is Apple’s responsibility to deal with: they make the potentially polluting devices, they should deal with the consequences.
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Think of all those batteries, full of nasty metals.
Even though they’re perfectly functional, they get discarded as upgrades are bought. How quickly the previous generation looks old and ugly compared to the shiny novelty. Just think of every new revision of iPod. It makes them seem like every other big corporation, trying to brush eco activists away under the carpet. Inevitably, that shabby treatment rubs off on Apple. The way that MacExpo treated Greenpeace is shameful and shortsighted. I still love using Apple computers but I’m not so in love with their intransigence concerning the environment.
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How is it that Dell offers to pick up and recycle / safely dispose of its old computers but Apple doesn’t?Ĭ’mon! This is Apple – it’s meant to be ahead of the PC vendors, not dragging its heels way behind. It’s not as if it’s going to catch any viruses or suddenly be too slow to check email.īut I am puzzled that Apple hasn’t embraced Greenpeace’s more conventional recycling campaign. After all, if a Mac works, it just works. Some of the early ones are now living happy lives, passed on to friends and relatives: that’s my form of recycling. Since I switched, back in ’97, I’ve bought six Apple computers. I think it’s fair to say we’re a Mac-centric household. My wife uses a Powerbook and there’s a G5 Powermac in my studio. I’m typing this on a (recently outdated) Macbook Pro. On the back it had the URL for the campaign.” They told us “you can’t wear that, it was ridiculous – we couldn’t even go to the toilet”. The Greenpeace exhibitor also claims the management told them they could not wear their T-shirts as they walked around the event: “The T-shirt was black with the shape of a woman blowing a kiss to an apple and it said ‘I love my Apple I just wish it became green’. We had a photo of the design guy on the stand and we were asking people if they wanted to hug him. The MacExpo event management also told Macworld that they had no problem with Greenpeace’s message, but according to Zeina that also was not the case: “We had this parody of the Mac advert. Speaking to Macworld, Zeina Al-Hajj, Greenpeace International Toxics Campaign said: “We registered as an environmental NGO (non governmental organisation) called Green My Apple, so it’s not like we were hiding anything”.
Greenpeace has responded to being ejected from the MacExpo in London saying it was “a totally over-the-top reaction”.
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