Posts by Jonathan Ganley
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Capture: PhotoForum at 40, in reply to Grant McDougall,
That Muldoon photo is a classic.
Staring straight down the lens of the camera, of course.
I’ll be looking out for the book.
Good to see that the PhotoForum book has an interview with Murray Cammick, as well as some of Murray's fine music and flash cars photographs that we had previously featured on Capture.
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Capture: Sergeant Read's Gallipoli, in reply to ,
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Capture: Sergeant Read's Gallipoli, in reply to JacksonP,
how we commemorate wars, with appropriate acknowledgement of those who served
Yes – and the National Library archive is a great resource to help us do that. Just wanted to acknowledge that again.
Anyway, a photo from tonight: Anzac eve at the cenotaph outside the Auckland War Memorial museum.
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The Spelling Mistakes (and some helpers) performing ‘Feels So Good’ on Saturday:
Hate me, hate me ...
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Seen at Real Groovy on record store day: a mint vintage BFM 91.8 t shirt circa 1987 - the 'greeblie' design by Chris Knox.
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The Void again.
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Hard News: Friday Music: Going Large, in reply to Rich Lock,
And re the whole Neil Young thing – amazed he can hear anything after four decades of Crazy Horse…
Probably thinks the high-pitched nasal whining noise in his ears is just his own voice.
Which brings us back to Pono, and Young's quest for better quality sound. In his book 'Waging Heavy Peace' he states (if I recall correctly) that his tinnitus came about as a result of the long period of mixing Weld in 1991, in a studio with 'low quality 16 bit' sound playing back at huge volume.
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Auckland: keep on trucking.
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At the Lantern Festival.
(1) Row Your Boat. (2) Dragonflypast. (3) Use Hearing Protection. -
Also new on Audioculture, I am delighted to say …
Cheers for that Russell. Here’s a photo that didn’t make the first 15 but was very close – David Saunders and Street Chant at the Waitakere Festival in October last year. Hey Seuss, where you been?
