Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10
If we cannot see the wood for the trees, then how may we be able to see The Room In The Wood, how may we feel at the thought that there is no place to step into that isn’t natural, that all around is the synthetic and the over polished, no gnarls, no knots, no rings in the tree which indicate growth, no notches on the bedpost which suggest evolution and gained knowledge.
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Whether it is by looking across the marshy end of the Atlantic Ocean that surrounds New Jersey’s Benny’s Landing, the quiet splendour that engrosses the seasonal visitor to the once colonial outreach of Cape May, the thought of Wild Wood or the cacophony of noise that bombards the breakers and the casino halls of Atlantic City; what comes across all the time, is the sheer honesty that made the state culturally rich when it comes to music. Whatever the genre, whatever the time in which it lays downs its line of intrigue, New Jersey is arguably the state to visit if you want music to dig deep down into the roots of your soul.
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If you can’t play the hand that your God gave you, then the least you can do is acknowledge that the Devil holds all the aces and only allows a select few to witness them and play the Blues in return. However, if you are going to go all the way, the only logical place to see the Blues at such close quarters, where you can feel the rhythm of the saints urge on any almighty card shark, and the Devil slyly hold his own deck under the table, is to Tennessee, to listen to the Memphis Song that shines against the light above the table and the reflection of the Queen of Hearts breathing in excitement is held in the dealer’s visor.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10
Cast: Damon Wayans, Clayne Crawford, Jordana Brewster, Keesha Sharp, Kevin Rahm, Johnathan Fernandez, Michelle Mitchenor, Chandler Kinney, Dante Brown, Thomas Lennon, Hilarie Burton, Tony Plana, Andrew Patrick Ralston, Andrew Creer, Kristen Gutoskie, Rex Linn, Peter Coventry Smith, Chase Magnum, Sophia Woodward.
If there is an American drama that frames the modern situation on the streets of its major cities, then perhaps Lethal Weapon is the one that in the future television and society psychiatrists might look to as being the one that understands the dichotomy of its relaxed gun laws and the mess in which such lives are quite often driven into.
The desert, when in full swing
of parching you dry,
will always compound the problem
as you seek to stay alive
reckless, thirsty for some meaning
as the words of the day become stagnant
you wait for the Earthquake and dream
of French fries, a bowl of cooling
ice cream or a thick, headache inducing
milk shake, or just a snowflake
to drift down from the heavens
and make you feel like Superman,
or at least give you hope…
compounded and complex,
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Addie Brik is resolute in her delivery, but then that truly should come as no surprise, an individual driven, not by the joy of success, but by the calm need to understand all that comes before her, to feel the answers being considered, reflected and pondered upon, in what is an impressive mind, and then with her discoveries mused upon, the thoughts giving way to the experience of writing.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
If you can have the best of both worlds, then why not seek out more than one flavour of jam to put on your toast, love with both intensity and feeling and if all works for you across the board, then meld the forces of the Progressive and the crash of symbolic Metal to the point where the boiling cauldron of the instantly creative overflows and destroys the path of ignorance with first class precision. For this once thought conceptual distorted force, only dared to be breached by the timeless Iron Maiden in Seventh Son of a Seventh Son or in the incomparable Queensryche, has more than come of age since those tentative steps.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
Life is such that the sound of an unfamiliar outsider makes their presence known, we can often be forgiven for recoiling at the outlandish oddity of their voice, the startle in which the mind refuses to comprehend, the feeling of disconcertment when their phrases shake your beliefs and the shutters and the walls start to begin to appear between you and them.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10
Your Place, or even mine, wherever your place, your particular safe space in which you are either welcomed in to, or in which you make others comfortable and relaxed, that is the level of friendship that we perhaps aspire to, that we can invite someone from a thousand miles or more away and feel the contented ease of their presence sit alongside ours.
There was a time,
I remember it well,
that I loved you
so much that I was willing
to forget everything else you did.
There was a time,
I remember it well,
that all you were
to me was pain and suffering,
I vowed to recall every second.
There was a time,
I remember it well,
I swore I would
die for you, to find you
placed me in the firing line.
There was a time,