Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 00:03
media tart like me?
Chance!
Chance!
He'd betterSINsister wrote:...but you will, won't you..?
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Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 08:38
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 12:43
Going up.......!
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 13:13
More please James 
I especially liked that one of Nick Cave you posted a while back.
I especially liked that one of Nick Cave you posted a while back.
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 13:16
the very chappie 
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 14:02
That's the one 
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 17:05
That's fantastic!James Blast wrote:the very chappie
Damn, he was pretty back then, eh?
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 17:40
Soo-perb
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 18:02
Great photo James.
He looks a bit glaikit, though.
He looks a bit glaikit, though.
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 18:41
well it was taken at Nightmoves, so he was just assuming the position
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 19:04
James, you really should either a) flog some of those gig shots as posters or, at the very least, b) get them on somewhere like Flickr and make a lot of folks happy!
That Cave one is absolutely top draw!
That Cave one is absolutely top draw!
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 19:06
Blixa has appeared, in all his shining glory...James Blast wrote:the very chappie
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 19:30
They're poor scans from a cheap machine that had a transparency hood but no 35mm holder, there's far more detail to be brought out in them, those ones were stuck down with magic tape, I'm amazed the turned out so well. When I was in 2nd year at art school a mate and myself used to sell B+W prints of bands we'd seen - UFO, Judas Priest, The Tubes and UK. In total, I think we sold 1 UFO and 3 Judas Priest, so we gave up and did it for fun after that. Eventually I got out of the habit of taking my camera to gigs (Canon A-1, 21st bidet pressie from The Mum and at one time inseparable from me), can't even remember the last band I snapped. Got a feeling it was Simple Minds at Tiffany's and either I was pished, fed up or it went wrong at the processing stage but the results were unusable. The gig I wished I'd photographed and didn't was Tones On Tail at Nightmoves, that woulda been a cracker.Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:James, you really should either a) flog some of those gig shots as posters or, at the very least, b) get them on somewhere like Flickr and make a lot of folks happy!
That Cave one is absolutely top draw!
thanks for the kind comments peeps, maybe I'll try and get better scans of those already posted and have a good root through The Blast Photographic Archiveâ„¢ to see if there are any other hidden gems
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 19:34
We have something called "eBay" now...James Blast wrote:I think we sold 1 UFO and 3 Judas Priest, so we gave up and did it for fun after that.
Could be a nice little earner!
Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 19:35
I know this is blasphemy, but I'm not even a Nick Cave fan, really...
...but...
Yeah.
...but...
Yeah.
Posted: 06 Sep 2007, 20:32
This just came back to me and it might interest you on a couple of levels, James.James Blast wrote:I think us Catholics win, well apart from the GSA which was designed by a Protestant, that elevation is still to this day my most very favourite piece of architecture, thankfully I've gotten over my snobbery of having gone to Dundee Art School (a 50s monstrosity) and can now fully adore that wonderful piece of... well what is it.. sculpture, architecture, interior design, 'living space', experience... I dunno, it still overwhelms me?
CRM rocks and don't believe the hype
When I was at the art school we actually visited the Apple Macintosh design centre in California (Palo Alto, I think), learning about their design ethic and prototype / production techniques.
As a 'thank you' for having us, the course tutors presented their design team with a book about Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Do you see what they did there? (The letter K notwithstanding...)
Posted: 06 Sep 2007, 21:16
Bah, the man's a legend.SINsister wrote:I know this is blasphemy, but I'm not even a Nick Cave fan, really...
...but...
Yeah.
Not too keen on the handlebar effect these days, looks like a Goth Redneck.
Posted: 06 Sep 2007, 21:25
The addition to our Art College
Tomb Entrance at The Met
One of my fav buildings in NYC, the American Radiator building
Tomb Entrance at The Met
One of my fav buildings in NYC, the American Radiator building
Posted: 06 Sep 2007, 23:58
great shots of fantastic architecture
Mackintosh of the CRM variety should have a 'k' Steven, or did I miss the point again?
I did, didn't I.
Mackintosh of the CRM variety should have a 'k' Steven, or did I miss the point again?
I did, didn't I.
Posted: 07 Sep 2007, 00:02
Nah, just the fact that our wacky tutors thought it would be a tremendous wheeze to give a book about Mackintosh to the folk working at Macintosh.James Blast wrote:Mackintosh of the CRM variety should have a 'k' Steven, or did I miss the point again?
I did, didn't I.
Crazy, crazy times...
Posted: 07 Sep 2007, 00:07
Please do!James Blast wrote:...maybe I'll try and get better scans of those already posted and have a good root through The Blast Photographic Archiveâ„¢ to see if there are any other hidden gems
Posted: 07 Sep 2007, 00:16
Thankee Wreckless, but I think you've seen my greatest hits (apart from Ash) so here's Kirk - Live 'n' LoudSINsister wrote:Please do!
Posted: 07 Sep 2007, 15:27
Some shots of the new Canadian War Museum in Ottawa. I know, I know it seems like a contradiction in terms to have one but anyhoo.
Posted: 07 Sep 2007, 15:41
GUFFAW!smiscandlon wrote:Nah, just the fact that our wacky tutors thought it would be a tremendous wheeze to give a book about Mackintosh to the folk working at MacintoshJames Blast wrote:Mackintosh of the CRM variety should have a 'k' Steven, or did I miss the point again?
I did, didn't I.
Posted: 07 Sep 2007, 19:49
"Use Me.......Please"
