Foy Vance - Two Shades of Hope (National Theatre, 16th Oct 2009) (new edit)

Guest appearance as part of the Duke Special "Mother Courage and her Children" after show gig; 16th October 2009. I borrowed the audio and some of elvisleslie61's video of the same performance to tidy up the worst bits of mine. But check out his video too!
Blur - Oily Water + Chemical World (Wolverhampton Civic Hall, 24th June 2009)

I don't know whether it's accidental or not that the spot on Graham casts his shadow perfectly across the Marshall stack behind him, but it's a cool piece of lighting if it is deliberate. I almost pressed stop cos people kept walking through the shot (which was their right, I hasten to add), but I'm glad I left it going cos it isn't that distracting when watched back.
Blur - Advert + Song 2 (Wolverhampton Civic Hall, 24th June 2009)

The video just about catches Damon's mad stage dive during "Advert", although it was mostly luck since from where I was I couldn't see him take the run up for it. I bet you won't see him do *that* at Glastonbury! At least I hope not, anyway...
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Erland and the Carnival - Trouble in Mind (Rough Trade East, 25th Jan 2010)

Erland and the Carnival are: Simon Tong - Guitar, Harmonium, Zither,Vocals Erland Cooper - Guitar, Vocals David Nock - Drums, Percussion, Vocals, Keyboards Andy Bruce - Synthesizers Danny Wheeler - Bass guitar
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Blur - The Universal (Wolverhampton Civic Hall, 24th June 2009)

Epic finish to an epic gig... the freeze frame at the end is intentional; the last 10 secs or so of video were jacked, and it was either that or lose the end of the song. (Unless that is you think it looks good this way, in which case I'll just pretend it was purely for artistic reasons :P )
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Rumer - Thankful (Rough Trade East, 1st Nov 2010)

The song itself starts at 0:55; I left the preceding silliness in because a little silliness is always a good thing imho. Talking of silliness, I only found out later that keyboard player Steve Brown was Glen Ponder in Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge. (It's perhaps as well I didn't know this at the time, otherwise I would have probably embarassed myself by shouting out "Knowing me, Alan Partridge, Knowing You, Glen Ponder, Aha!" Which doubtless would've gone down like a lead balloon...)
The Divine Comedy - Down In The Street Below (Sugar Club Dublin, 7th May 2010)

I made a very small edit to this, since at one point Neil started to sing the wrong line, realised his mistake and then went back and sang the correct one. It's not a perfect solution - since you can hear the edit point - but slightly less distracting than leaving it as it was imho. But ymmv (and other acronyms.)




































