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ArchivePringle of Scotland
Probably the best jumper-based animation known to man or sheep, but that’s the talented Mr Shrigley for you.
It’s all of 3 mins long, but persevere and keep an eye out for the wee touches.
Anyone for golf?
Glee Mobbing
Slightly ashamed to post this, but I’m convinced Glee is slowly taking over the World. I wonder how many times, and at how many stops they did this on the one day.
If it was on a weekend the target market/demographic would have been completely different and probably more effective. It just seems to be commuters. Though Oxford Circus was a great choice of stop.
I’d give this a B minus, partly because of the location and they can actually sing.
A Gaga way to play music
This is app-solutely amazing. A Korean girl plays Lady Gaga’s Poker Face using four iPhones and a couple of apps. Though what you’d want with four iPhones I don’t know.
The Last Advertising Agency On Earth
Is this really the future? Facebook? Twitter? Will everyone stop watching TV?
In case you’re concerned, the Leith Agency is still here. For now…
200mb in 1970
That’s 45 songs to you and I… clearly a commodity 40 years ago. Be to fair, that was 18 years before my time.
iPhone Font
A man with too much time on his hands. Unfortunately I can’t see a use for the font. Sorry mate. Nice bit of creativity though, I’ll give you that. With studies showing you use about 15 regularly (a blind guess), what are you going to do with 540? And were they all free?
Leith Records Launch Party
Friday (26th Feb ‘10) saw the official launch night for Leith Records. Held on the spectacular floating arena that is the Mary of Guise, Leith’s barge, it was packed to the rafters with journalists, staff members and three great acts. A great effort by the Leith Records team - Claire, Kenny, Chris, Jim, Kirsty and Mikey (not pictured).
DJ Monterey Jack got the music flowing down the Water of Leith with a great soundtrack to the night.
While, Over The Wall kicked the live music off with a great set. Gav Pretice and Ben Hillman best describe their work as euphoric pop. And it was anything but watery.
And Epic 26 headlined the event with their fast paced indie dance beats, which really got the boat rocking.
It was a great night had by all, a great start for our side project. Hopefully there will be many more nights like this to enjoy.
Kudos goes to Chris Scott for the party pics on Facebook
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