BOC: So long and thanks for the fish
Jonathan Jarrett
jjarrett at CORIOLIS.GREENEND.ORG.UK
Thu Apr 9 07:07:18 EDT 2015
On Wed, 8 Apr 2015, Carl Edlund Anderson wrote:
> On 02 Apr 2015, at 05:39 , Jonathan Jarrett <jjarrett at CORIOLIS.GREENEND.ORG.UK> wrote:
>> Al, however, I will go see in any band he can get over here if I only find out about it, and therein lies the problem, because I used to get most of my gig notices through this here list!
> I think you need to keep an eye on Joe's outlets (though if there are many of these besides FB, I'm not sure!) since he seems to do most of the publicizing for Blue Coupe and related stuff. I have it in mind that they've been over to Europe, at least, in the recent past -- possibly including the UK -- though I haven't really paid close attention!
I don't think they've been back since 2013, when I did in fact
catch them at Banbury with Andy Gilham. But how did I find out about that
gig? Ralph kindly posted a notice here... The trouble with webpages is
remembering to check them. I used to have this with Man or Astroman? in
their first incarnation: I would remember to check about once a year and
it was always a month after they'd played London. (I did finally catch the
revived version of them in Lausanne last year and they were great, I do
recommend them live.) Since then I've taken to doing it with Farflung
instead, whom *some day* I will see dammit. Push media are better than
pull media for this, but that really means Facebook and there are so many
reasons why not... Ah well, I'm trapped by my own prejudices I guess but
as it is I wind up seeing the few bands who are old-school enough to
maintain a mailing list still. The actual solution is probably
songkick.com, and I need to get round to sorting my account there out...
Yours,
Jon
--
Jonathan Jarrett "There is scarce any tradition or popular error
Medievalist historian but stands also delivered by some good author."
Birmingham (Sir Thomas Browne, "Pseudodoxia Epidemica", 1646)
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