Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Some enticing video interviews came to my YT news feed in recent days including the following from three of my favourite podcasts: Nick Cave:…
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3/4 – 9/4/23 – Nick Cave, Paul Rosolie & Russell Crowe
Tagged with: Lex Fridmen, nick cave, Paul Rosolie, russell crowe, the critical drinker, The Pope's Exorcist, UnHerd
Posted in Movies and TV, Music, News, Sport and Adventure
Posted in Movies and TV, Music, News, Sport and Adventure
20/3 – 26/3/23 – Chat GPT 4.0
Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Ordinarily I highlight 3 or more references illuminating the week passed, but I wish to devote this entire News on the March to one…
Tagged with: Bret Weinstein, Chat GPT, Chess, joe biden AI, Magnus Carlsen, nick cave
Posted in News, Reflections, Science
Posted in News, Reflections, Science
Jubilee Street (2013) – Nick Cave
I went into two musical appreciation ages of Nick Cave. I discovered his music in my late teens and devoured his records The First Born is Dead, The Good Son and Henry’s Dream and then much later in 2014 I…
In the Ghetto (1969) – Elvis Presley
In the Ghetto was written by country music songwriter and singer Mac Davis. I’ve never been a big fan of the music by Elvis, but I appreciate his greatness and influence on music and there are some songs which hit home…
Galleon Ship (2019) – Nick Cave
This is the second song presented here from Cave’s Ghosteen. The first article Bright Horses continues to mount up the views. It’s by far the most viewed article here on Observation Blogger and I am very humbled by that given…
Bright Horses (2019) – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
This is the first song from Nick Cave to feature in the Music Library Project. What entails the ‘Music Library Project’? Nick Cave is one of Australia’s most successful musical exports in Alternative – Indie music. When people cite great…
Leonard Cohen’s ‘Come Healing’ and 5 Other Contemporary Spiritual Masterpieces
As far as musical sub-genres go, contemporary-spiritual music doesn’t get its just-deserts! Heck, we might have got into the weeds professing our love for folk-rock and alternative seattle music, but when did you ever hear people spout on about ‘contemporary-spiritual…
Tagged with: archie roach, Blowing in the wind, Bob Dylan, come healing, Djarimirri, Geoffrey Gurrumul, hallelujah, leonard cohen, nick cave, Rufus Wainright, the ship song, there is a garden
Posted in Music, Reflections
Posted in Music, Reflections
Ain’t Got No, I Got Life (1968) – Nina Simone
Ain’t Got No, I got Life is my favourite song from Nina Simone and it also includes my favourite performance of her at the end of this post. I’ve listened to and watched this performance at least 50 times. It…
Tagged with: 20000 days on earth, ain't got No I've got Life, Bob Dylan, nick cave, nina simone
Posted in Music
Posted in Music
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