Posts by Sacha
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Hard News: The Mega Conspiracy, in reply to Graeme Edgeler,
Arrests do almost always happen before trials, rather than after them
Seizure of assets and shutting down of business operations, though? Shouldn't that require more proof than "Hollywood said so"?
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OnPoint: Association of Community…, in reply to linger,
sought to match spelling to pronunciation
the way of the future as we return to a mainly oral culture digitally.
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Great shots. Thank you.
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Hard News: #BDOMemories, in reply to Russell Brown,
If you don't like the guy's gig, don't fucking go to it. It's really that simple.
+1
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Hard News: #BDOMemories, in reply to Jackie Clark,
clashed with BDO market?
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Hard News: #BDOMemories, in reply to Jackie Clark,
is there anything at all that kids of 14-18 can get along to that has that same mix as BDO has provided over the years?
Homegrown is 15+
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Hard News: Nobody wanted #EQNZ for Christmas, in reply to Hebe,
tell us what is happening, really, not the PR sanitised version
Some PR folk really don't like journalists much.
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Hard News: Nobody wanted #EQNZ for Christmas, in reply to Joe Wylie,
siege mentality
that presentation is not a good sign for EQC's internal culture.
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Hard News: #BDOMemories, in reply to Craig Ranapia,
putting together a schedule doesn't always mean things fit together the way you'd like
While I admire your fairmindedness, it was quite deliberate. The organisers put one of the biggest recording artists in any genre at the time - and certainly in their lineup that year - in a tent that could hold 1000 people jammed next to the 'supertop'. In a timeslot that extended beyond the main stage's final performance.
The resulting crowd crush was simply dangerous, to say nothing of unneccessary and disrespectful to both performer and fans. Now if Mr Cook had been playing electric guitars to an old-style 4-4 beat one could be pretty sure he would have graced a bigger stage. Like I say, munters.
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Hard News: #BDOMemories, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
we still have these ads....
you have to wonder who's been lobbying for even lower standards