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Matthew Wright ( fan of Hawkwind and Here & Now and plain-clothed hippie) of Channel 5’s The Wright Stuff has been back on the TV since Monday . It’s nice to see he is still alive, raising contentious issues and alternating between making my blood boil to making me [...]
September 3, 2008
Categories: 1974, 70s, Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, Carlyle Reedy, Creative Lunatics, Dave Brock, Hall of the Mountain Grill, Hawkwind, Hell's Angels, Here & Now, Hippie, Julie Andrews, Ladbroke Grove, Lemmy, London, Matthew Wright, Notting Hill, Notting Hill Arts Centre, Personal paranoia!, Psychedelic Warlords, Rizzla Teeth, The Wright Stuff, bad trip, counterculture, dodgy blokes saying "Nice One", dope, egomaniacs, music, psychedelic, punk, punks, the perils of dope cake . Tags: 1974, bad trip, bikers, Carlyle Reedy, Creative Lunatics, Dave Brock, egomaniacs, Hall of the Mountain Grill, Hawkwind, Here & Now, Matthew Wright, Portobello road, Psychedelic Warlords, punks, the perils of dope cake, The Wright Stuff . Author: born2rant . Comments: Leave a Comment
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If you go back in time to my earlier entries you will find some interesting stories about Notting Hill in the 60s and 70s and also Anti-Media activities in the 80s , bits about the gigs before Club Dog etc….
However I have been having problems with technology and [...]
July 7, 2008
Categories: 1967, 1972, 60s, Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, Carlyle Reedy, Cornelius Cardew, Creative Lunatics, Dave Russell, Gong, Hawkwind, Hippie, Iain Jacobs, John Cage, Keith Christmas, Ladbroke Grove, London, Notting Hill, Pete Brown, Photographs, Portobello road, Quintessence, Ron Geesin, Stockhausen, The Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill ( the crypt), The Crypt Notting Hill, The Free School, The People Band, The People Show, UFO club, Your essential entertainment & lifestyle guide, acoustic punk, alternative lifestyles, anti-consumerism, art, club dog, counterculture, creativity, experimental film, experimental theatre, film, folk clubs, folk music, free form jazz, fringe theatre, gatherings, jazz, lightshows, music, performance poetry, poetry, politics, psychedelic, sixties London, society, strobes . Tags: 1967, 60s, 70s, acoustic punk, art, Bunjies, Cornelius Cardew, counterculture, creativity, Dave Russell, experimental film, experimental music, free form jazz, Freedom, fringetheatre, Gong, Hawkwind, Hippie, jazz, John Cage, Keith Christmas, Lemmy, lightshows, London, music, Notting Hill, performance poetry, pink floyd, Portobello road, psychedelic, Quintessence, Quiver, Ron Geesin, sixties London, steve hillage, Stockhausen, strobes, The People Show . Author: born2rant . Comments: Leave a Comment
(Episode Four) Notting Hill 1967-1972: an interview with Dave Russell – More about the Crypt ( arts and community centre), The Free School, Destruction in Art Symposium, Friends/Frendz magazine and the Rural Retreat
*I mention “Friends magazine” but it seems that they also spelt it “Frendz magazine”. For more info on the magazine including examples of [...]
January 25, 2008
Categories: 1967, 1972, Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, Carlyle Reedy, Dave Russell, Destruction in Art Symposium, Friends Magazine, Hawkwind, Hippie, Iain Jacobs, Ladbroke Grove, Michael Moorcock, Notting Hill, Portobello road, Rural retreatist Counterculture, The Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill ( the crypt), The Free School, counterculture, creativity, free form jazz, music, poetry, psychedelic, sixties London . Tags: 1967, Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, Carlyle Reedy, creativity, Dave Russell, Destruction in Art Symposium, free form jazz, Friends Magazine, Hawkwind, Hippie, Iain Jacobs, Ladbroke Grove, Michael Moorcock, music, Notting Hill, poetry, Portobello road, psychedelic, sixties London, The Free School, The Rural Retreatist Counterculture . Author: born2rant . Comments: 5 Comments
Carlyle Reedy
(Episode Three) Notting Hill and the Arts 1967-1972: an interview with Dave Russell – Jazz, Psychedelic Rock Bands, Poetry, Frestonia, Release and Pete Brown’s Battered Ornaments.
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Thanks for waiting, there have been technical problems galore which after complaining to TalkTalk and reformatting the computer [...]
January 8, 2008
Categories: 1967, 1972, 60s, 70s, Anti-Materialism, Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, Charlie Hart, Chris Spedding, Cream, Dave Russell, Frestonia, Iain Jacobs, Jamie Muir, King Crimson, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, Pete Brown, Portobello road, Release, The Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill ( the crypt), The Crypt Notting Hill, The People Band, Wombles, anti-consumerism, art, counterculture, creativity, experimental music, free form jazz, music, performance poetry, poetry, psychedelic, sixties London, society . Tags: 1967, 1972, Dave Russell, Frestonia, jazz, Ladbroke Grove, music, Notting Hill, poetry, Portobello road, psychedelic, Release, society, The Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, The Crypt in Notting Hill, The People Band . Author: born2rant . Comments: 2 Comments
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