The Yellow Stereo (Free subscription) | 02/05/2010
Before even listening to this quartet from Minneapolis, I had only known One For The Team solely because of its frontman Ian Anderson, who’s blog (MFR – Minneapolis F*cking Rocks) I happen to visit quite frequently for over a year now. Besides running his successful blog, Anderson also wears many different hats, among them [...] Related posts: The Go! Team | “Grip Like A Vice”...
Kingdom Of Style (Free subscription) | 02/04/2010
As a designer The Designers Republic were a massive influence on me and when they shut their doors last year I was, like many, sad to see this incredibly influencial group of designers go their seperate ways. The Drum has...
Music for Robots (Free subscription) | 02/03/2010
One For The Team - Every Little Thing. I've been a fan of One For The Team for a while now, and it's been really interesting watching them change over the years. Their sound has deepened and darkened, and on Ghosts, their their full-length, an instrument that sounds like a Mates of States distorted electric piano adds some murkiness to the mix. It all still pops, of course, underneath Ian Anderson's...
VizThink Blog (Free subscription) | 01/30/2010
A collection of visual thinking links found on the web in the past few days by our editors & vizthink community contributers. Have a link suggestion? Tweet it or add it to delicious and be sure to tag it with vizthink. These are the links for January 30th: Arron Tierney: Ian Anderson Workshop – Just completed a two day workshop with Ian Anderson of the "Designers Republic. We sat down...
Tiny House Blog (Free subscription) | 01/27/2010
Ian Anderson one of my readers contacted me about his tiny house project. Ian wanted to wait until a time when there would be more frequent updates before he had me put it up on the blog. Ian has been so close to this project for so long that it is hard for him to [...]
Riemanns Cut (Free subscription) | 01/25/2010
Keep it quiet. (Go slow.) Circulate. Need to know. Stamp the date upon your file masquerade, but well worth while. Wrapped in the warmth of you wrapped up in your smile. Wrapped in the folds of your attention. Wear an air (keep mum) of casual indifference. Careful how you go about your usual business. Wrapped in daydreams of you wrapped up by your eyes. Wrapped in the folds of your attention. Under...
The Nookular Option (Free subscription) | 01/24/2010
The podcast of Saturday's show in now available. You can listen via the media player in our sidebar, or download the show from iTunes. In the first half, we chat with Scott Nelson of Public Citizen Litigation Group , and Bill Scher of Liberaloasis.com . In the second half, philosopher Ian Anderson joins us to discuss his new book, "God and Whose Army?" Ian's book is an excellent read, and...
The Nookular Option (Free subscription) | 01/21/2010
Hey everyone, New episodes of "The Nookular Option" start this Saturday! For the first show of 2010, we'll be joined by philosopher and author Ian Anderson to discuss his new book "God and Whose Army? The Human Place in Finite Systems." In this book, Ian Anderson attempts to: "move beyond religion's particular claims about the material and ascertain the viability of theistic...
TAMPA BAY ROWDIES APPRECIATION BLOG (Free subscription) | 01/18/2010
Here is a collection of photographs of former Rowdies, that played for the Canton Invaders. Glenn Ervine, who played for the Rowdies during the 1986-87 AISA season. Sat on the floor are the late Ian Anderson, who played for the Rowdies in 1977 and 1981, and Don Tobin who played between 1988 and 1989. Art Kramer driving in Style, Art played for the Rowdies in 1988. Art Kramer on the right with some...
Spinner.com (Free subscription) | 01/17/2010
Filed under: Down the Front! Location: Tan Hill Inn, Tan Hill, Overlooking Teesdale, Reeth, Richmond, Swaledale, the North Yorkshire Dales, DL11 6ED. Website: http://www.tanhillinn.com Capacity: 300 Come to see: It's almost becoming synonymous with British Sea Power . Three quarters of the eccentric indie band, now based in Brighton, are from nearby Cumbria, and the group are about to play Tan Hill...
Spinner.com (Free subscription) | 01/15/2010
Filed under: News , Exclusive , UK British Sea Power are set to return to the Tan Hill Inn -- Britain's highest pub, clocking in at 1732ft above sea level -- to launch their as-yet-untitled fifth album in May, Spinner can exclusively reveal. The exact date is yet to be disclosed, but venue manager Ian Anderson says the band have spoken to them to pencil in a date in "May-ish." The band have...
Truth In Shredding (Free subscription) | 01/09/2010
Anyone else noticed the spooky resemblance of Guthrie Govan to the flute master general from Jethro Tull... Mr Ian Anderson'? An by the miracle of "Photoshop" you can't even see the join! This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!
University of Alberta Faculty of La (Free subscription) | 12/25/2009
Today being Chrismas Day, except in those places where it is already tomorrow, in which case yesterday was Christmas Day, let's indulge in some entertainment. For those of you who don't know, Ian Anderson is the lead singer and leader...
Thoughts From The Road (Free subscription) | 12/24/2009
Ian Anderson is not known as being a huge fan of Christianity or the church but this song from a few years back has an interesting message: "Christmas Song" Once in Royal David's City stood a lonely cattle shed, where...
The Driftwood Singers Present (Free subscription) | 12/20/2009
I stumbled on Jim Sullivan, streaming on dinky speakers on my laptop. It's shaggy music, with one toe water-logged in the rippling, sometimes scum-topped, pool of soul-folk -- some damaged DNA shared by Van Morrison, Joe South and maybe even Mac Davis. The other toe, I don't know. It's an adult portion. Sullivan sings in places with that wonderful self-limiting effect used by people like George Jones,...
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