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His lounge has the same cover mine used to have:

Got distracted, still need to watch video ...     

Nope, she was very placid ... the roughest she got was when she lightly bit you as you weren't paying her enough attention ....

My wife had her for about 6 years before she moved in with me, but she was an adult cat when shee got her; so we weren't sure of her age, but she would have been close to 20 when she passed last year ....     

We had three, but one passed away last year ....

It reminded me of some of the music from "A Clockwork Orange", nice!!!     

Excellent - I really enjoyed the video editing on this one, you live ina  beautiful area!!

Cheers

Richard     

Great work, I scored some of my Mum's old LP's when she passed away (15 or so years ago), which included some original pressings of Niel Diamonds', plus others ...     

HNY 2 everyone!!     

I was hoping to write a song based around this news article, but am rapidly running out of time .... I'm putting this here as a placeholder to remind myself, and possibly put it up in the New Year.

Cheers

Richard     

I got up this morning, and it was so hot, the butter had melted in the tub; I had to spread it with a spoon ... 35 degrees centigrade at 9am ... merry Christmas all!!!

Cheers

Richard

I think some of the psychological effect is also to do with the fact that previously we had "groups", now we have "artists" ... in the days of yore you'd look at a (generic) group and have a favourite (maybe two), the couple that were OK, and the one that was part of the group that was your least favourite, but he was still part of the group, and occasionally did something that amazed you.

These days the "group" concept is gone -  musicians are just hired hands for the (usually) vocalist/artist, who is the center point - the musicians can/do change, so you only have one focal point, which you either like, or don't like - or some shade of grey in between.

another point is that, when you bought LP's/Casettes ( and up to a point CD's) - you put an investment of time into them; looking at covers, reading the inner linier notes etc, as you listened to the music, you'd made an investment of time and money. These days it's easy to point your browser at TPB and download 10Gb worth of an artists life works in a torrent and listen to it on your headphones throughout your day while working ... so the investment of dollars is now low, as well as the investment of time.

I do not condone piracy in any way, shape or form.