Something very 00s about Binface. Would have been the go-to for anyone who put Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster in the “religion” section of their new Facebook profile
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🏙️ "Manhattan will always be there... There’s a whole lot of city to explore beyond it."
Despite Donald Trump's dystopian warnings, our family enjoyed a surprisingly wholesome trip in one of America’s poorest districts 👇
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One last push for my piece on the great Keith Jarrett for @Telegraph, 50 years and, er, three days since he performed the Koln Concert
https://t.co/PzLDIa094Z
It’s the 50th anniversary of The Koln Concert today, as good a time as any to make the uncontroversial case that Keith Jarrett is a genius
https://t.co/PzLDIa094Z
(Special mention to the man – now dead I think – who lived in the woods by my school playing field and would occasionally emerge half-naked to harangue us about how we were complicit in a land grab. Suspect he’d be a tad dismayed by the town today)
Full disclosure: I’m from St Ives, which is almost entirely insulated from that strangeness now, but it was a different place in the 90s and even early 00s – more dank crystal shops than Crew stores etc, and far fewer Farrow & Ball fisherman’s cottages
Lots of excellent stuff in the latest issue of @The_Fence_Mag, but having grown up in Cornwall I particularly enjoyed this by @clive_mart1n about the strangeness of the place. Good to see Trago Mills given serious attention