It sounds like an essential component of a good tale to me...http://www.brixtonbuzz.com/2013/11/the-heartwarming-tale-of-the-returned-lost-trumpet/
heartwarming indeed, there aren't many tales where this might mean something good:
"I received a phone call from an unknown number, and voice in a strong Portuguese accent said something like, “I have the horn”…"
I see we have got a bit more like Balham with the installation of countdown timers on the pedestrian crossings
at the big junction near the police station/barnados
I see we have got a bit more like Balham with the installation of countdown timers on the pedestrian crossings
at the big junction near the police station/barnados
Me neither ..... I could have said Malaga instead of Balham, but Balham is the only place I've seen them in South LondonNot sure this is a gentrification issue!
Me neither ..... I could have said Malaga instead of Balham, but Balham is the only place I've seen them in South London
This blackboard was briefly stood outside Bradys this afternoon. I suspect the builders found it inside and were disposing of it.
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The last person seems to have gotten the wrong idea about what the board was for and left a rather sad message
Me neither ..... I could have said Malaga instead of Balham, but Balham is the only place I've seen them in South London
Thanks, I will come and check them out one day.....they have them in Tulse Hill!
Hopefully our next round of Brixton Buzz Beers (which look like finally being sorted after a frustrating tax snag) will be available soon and should raise a far bigger amount of cash. It's unfortunate that so few Brixton businesses aren't supporting this. Shameful, in fact, IMO.
Thanks, I will come and check them out one day.....
Should I do it via the Tulse Hill thread or should I start a new one ?ooh.. do let us know - we'll get a street party going for you.
Should I do it via the Tulse Hill thread or should I start a new one ?
erm.. maybe a Tulse Hill/West Norwood/cuppa tea streetparty chitter chatter & gossip thread would be appropriate?
Tooting too!!!!Me neither ..... I could have said Malaga instead of Balham, but Balham is the only place I've seen them in South London
My wee daughter loves it. It's probably a distraction for her crossing the road.they have them in Tulse Hill!
BF got in about 4am, spoke very highly of the DJ skills of the man with the dreadlocks at The Albert.It was ruddy busy in the Albert last night. Great crowd for dancing too, although some were rather touchy. I was playing a funk/soul set to an enthusiastic load of people in front of the decks when the CD decks fucked up. I had to quickly grab the nearest vinyl record to keep the party going, and first to hand was Iggy Pop 'Lust For Life', which I thought wasn't a bad choice.
Cue: about 15 of the people who had been dancing immediately putting on their jackets and leaving. Within 30 seconds of the song starting! Now, that's hardcore!
Luckily, I got a fresh crowd dancing soon after with a bit of ska and d'n'b. Phew!
Aw, how kind! Thanks for mentioning that.BF got in about 4am, spoke very highly of the DJ skills of the man with the dreadlocks at The Albert.
It was ruddy busy in the Albert last night. Great crowd for dancing too, although some were rather touchy. I was playing a funk/soul set to an enthusiastic load of people in front of the decks when the CD decks fucked up. I had to quickly grab the nearest vinyl record to keep the party going, and first to hand was Iggy Pop 'Lust For Life', which I thought wasn't a bad choice.
Cue: about 15 of the people who had been dancing immediately putting on their jackets and leaving. Within 30 seconds of the song starting! Now, that's hardcore!
Luckily, I got a fresh crowd dancing soon after with a bit of ska and d'n'b. Phew!
The Albert is normally like that too - in fact I love the fact that the crowd is happy to go along with whatever gets played, no matter how odd or genre-leaping - but this lot were exceptionally pernickety.Tbf you would find alternative venues up north in the eighties where iggy pop would rub shoulders with james brown or even afrika bambaata without a mass exodus of one camp or another.
In my currently sober state of mind I think Barry manilow might be a step too far but I'm sure that use of alcohol over a few hours would kill the painThe Albert is normally like that too - in fact I love the fact that the crowd is happy to go along with whatever gets played, no matter how odd or genre-leaping - but this lot were exceptionally pernickety.
Still the dancing regulars at the end had no problem with me jumping from Shy FX to Barry Manilow to Nina Simone. And Mrs Mills at the end, natch
In my currently sober state of mind I think Barry manilow might be a step too far