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[02 Jul 2009|09:38pm] |
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My confidence is shaky, my nerve is failing.
Running round in circles, wondering what I've done wrong.
No way to be certain, no way to be sure.
Only sign of my wasting is I feel insecure.
Time to smile, put on a happy face.
But inside I'm crying, can't find my place.
World isn't cruel, we make it seem so.
Only wish is that I knew right from wrong.
No idea what I've done or where I went wrong.
Seems to late to tell me, I feel too far gone.
I want to be wrong, I want to be well.
But the thoughts inside me don't sit very well.
Time to play happy, time to play dumb.
No need for people to know I feel numb.
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| Dork Tower Thursday |
[02 Jul 2009|03:10pm] |
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Oh. Hey. Hi, there. Didn't see you there.
New Dork Tower cartoon up today.
Click here, there or anywhere to see it.
Sorry about reusing panels from old strips, but honestly, if I hadn't, there'd be no cartoon today, with my schedule this week...I try and be upfront about this. Pride is involved. Even if it's a "Wall" strip, I *enjoy* the drawing part of this job: plus, it's the only way you get better at it.
It frustrates the heck out of me when there's a massive time crunch like this, and a dozen deadlines seem to loom.
****
On the plus side, I spent the morning with Louisa, and saw her pull herself up, and stand up for the very first time!
An ecstatic and terrifying moment! My baby girl is eight and a half months old, and crawling like nobody's business. It's moments like these why I'm staying away from conventions until she's at least a year old.
I'm thinking about all my pals at the AAEC convention, and at CONvergence this weekend. But in all honesty, seeing Louisa stand for the first time is worth a thousand conventions, to me.
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| One small step |
[02 Jul 2009|02:33pm] |
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Forty years ago, a human being set foot on the Moon.
It's been more than thirty-six years since the last time.
It was all Kennedy and LBJ's idea, but the only world leader to actually send people to the moon was Nixon.
Can we maybe do something about that, someday?
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| Turning Points Hamlet 28: Bearers Put To Sudden Death |
[02 Jul 2009|09:20am] |
Act V, Scene Id: A) Gertrude and Claudius temporarily smooth the waters as the scuffling Laertes and Hamlet are separated.
Hamlet is spared immediate repercussions for his outburst, which is good for him as far as it doesn’t get him into further procedural trouble. On the other hand, he’s spared by his enemy, which can’t be a good thing in the long run. Laertes responds easily to their entreaties, presumably out of his procedural alliance with Claudius. That makes this a persuasion interaction, not a dramatic one, and one between NPCs to boot. This brief beat momentarily arrests the deepening tragic spiral without reversing it, so we represent it with a lateral procedural arrow.
Act V, Scene 2: B) Confiding in Horatio, Hamlet reveals that he had a restless night, and justifies his graveside indiscretion as possibly useful.
Hamlet seeks assurance from Horatio and, as is usually the case with this confidant character, easily gets it. All along Horatio’s role in the narrative has in large part been to give our hero the emotional victories that every other character withholds from him.
This could easily be played by actors as an emotional down moment, however, with Hamlet’s self-assurance seeming like a rationalization, and Horatio’s acquiescence coming off as worried or otherwise double-edged.
Under the theory that the choice that a doubtful interpretation should be decided in favor of the one that grants the greatest rhythmic variation, let’s treat this as an actual emotional victory for Hamlet, and give it a dramatic up arrow.
C) Hamlet reveals further details of his escape from exile, culminating in the news that he’s sent Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to their deaths.
Another powerfully equivocal moment. This news fills in a procedural victory for Hamlet we already knew about. However, his decision to doom his erstwhile friends doesn’t actively further his vengeance against Claudius. He does it out of a sense of betrayal, satisfying an emotional goal by external, active means.
This raises the prospect of a victory for the protagonist that we in the audience don’t share. If we found R & G to be buffoonish poltroons, we probably feel (as Horatio will in the forthcoming beat) that they met a harsher fate than they deserved. The character we’re identifying with feels a sense of emotional victory, but our sympathies are split. Looks like another crossed dramatic arrow.
If this had been a game, we would have seen this sequence play out rather than hearing it in retrospect. That would have made it a suspense scene, as we wonder whether Hamlet escapes, and whether he succeeds in dealing with R & G as he wanted. (And face it, the spite and overkill of his decision is classic player character behavior.)
Full map here.
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| Papa CJ - take 2 |
[02 Jul 2009|01:16pm] |
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Well it seems Ki can't get time off work, so no seeing Papa CJ at the show on the 10th. Hoever I have checked the fringe magazine and he does a free show for an hour every night at 7.30pm....
So who would be tempted to go to that? Possibly get many gamers en-mass??
Post a reply and what days are best for you if you fancy going :)
*hugs*
K
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| Ouch |
[02 Jul 2009|12:56pm] |
So I went swimming yesterday, and I can feel it today :S My arms are really sore, but my legs seem ok. Looking forward to going next week too, if I can keep going once a week it will be a good start to getting in an exercise regime again.
Have decided I'd like to lose 4 stone in the next 12 months (ideally want to lose more than that, but surely its better to have more realistic goals?)
1 stone every 3 months = 14 lbs in 3 months so ~ 5 lbs a month.
If I can cope with once a week swimming I'm then going to up it to more, but get the gym membership at my work. £21 a month for use of everything, and as I can sign in guests for £5 a day it means I don't have to do this alone :)
Still feeling down about the house, really want my fence back up so my garden is private again (it got blown down 18 months ago, but we couldnt afford to do anything last year). Am hoping the 12th and 19th are nice days so I can maybe bribe friends with pizza or BBQ to come and help dig.... Thinking the 12th will be digging, the 18th/19th applying posts to garden and concrete then attaching main fencing.
But then again Saturday should chase away any blues :)
K
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| Melodramatic much. |
[02 Jul 2009|12:32pm] |
Well I guess I didn't want to be reading LJ today anyway...
ETA: subject referring entirely to myself.
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| RPG Convention listing for UK and Europe |
[02 Jul 2009|10:10am] |
Here is a list of RPG conventions take will take place in the UK and Europe.
Some have yet to have their dates confirmed.
0 AmberCon UK '09. Harben House, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, UK.
Friday 10th - Sunday 12th July 2009
http://www.ambercon.org.uk/
0 PaizoCon UK 2009. Aston University Business School, Birmingham, UK.
Saturday 11th - Sunday 12th July 2009
http://paizocon.co.uk/
0 Sceaptune Games Open Games Day. Shipton Bellinger Sports & Social Club, Tidworth, Hampshire, UK.
Saturday 25th July 2009.
http://www.sceaptunegames.co.uk/news.htm
0 Constitution 2009. New Hall, Cambridge, UK.
Friday 31st July - Sunday 2nd August 2009.
http://www.constitution-con.org.uk/
0 Ropecon 2009. Dipoli, Espoo, Finland.
Friday 31st July - Sunday 2nd August 2009.
http://www.ropecon.fi/2009/index_en.html
0 Confess 2009. Southern Hotel, Sligo, Ireland.
Friday 18th - Sunday 20th September 2009.
http://www.bebo.com/confess09
0 CONcrete Cow '09½. Old Bath House, Wolverton, Milton Keynes, UK.
Saturday 19th September 2009.
http://www.mk-rpg.org.uk/Concrete_Cow
0 Furnace 2009. The Garrison Hotel, Sheffield. UK
Saturday 10th - Sunday 11th October 2009.
http://www.rpgfurnace.com/
0 Game '09. Palace Hotel, Manchester, UK.
Friday 16th - Sunday 18th October 2009.
http://gamecon.game-host.org/apex/f?p=1 ... 1856348190
0 Spiel 2009. Messe Essen, Essen, Germany.
Thursday 22nd - Sunday 25th October 2009.
http://www.merz-verlag.com/spiel/e000.php4
0 GamesFest 4. The Watford Colosseum, Watford, UK.
Saturday 24th October 2009.
http://www.gamesfest.co.uk/
0 OddCon 2009. Park Inn, Telford. UK.
Friday 30th October - Sunday 1st November 2009.
http://www.oddconuk.org.uk/
0 Chimeriades 2009. Lycée agricole Legta Valabre, Aix-en-Provence, France.
Friday 30th October - Sunday 1st November 2009.
http://chimeriades.googlepages.com/accueils
0 Dominicon N SPAAAAAAAAACE!!! 2009. N.U.I Maynooth, Kildare, Ireland.
Friday 13th - Sunday 15th November 2009.
http://www.dominicon.ie/
0 Indiecon' 09. Holbourne, Naish, Christchurch, Dorset, UK.
Thursday 12th - Monday 16th November 2009.
http://www.indiecon.net/
0 Curious Consequences. Holbourne, Naish, Christchurch, Dorset, UK.
Thursday 19th - Sunday 22nd November 2009.
http://www.ishtari.co.uk/consequences/c/
0 Dragonmeet 2009. Kensington Town Hall, London, UK.
Saturday 28th November 2009.
http://www.dragonmeet.co.uk/
0 Ludicrus '09. Kesgrave Community Centre, Ipswich, UK.
Saturday 5th - Sunday 6th December 2009.
http://www.ludicrus.org/
0 WarpCon XX. University College Cork, Ireland.
Friday - Sunday January 2010.
http://www.warpcon.com/
0 Conception 2010. Naish Holiday Village, Highcliffe, Christchurch, Dorset, UK.
Wednesday 27th - Sunday 31st January 2010.
http://www.conceptionuk.org/
0 Conflagration 2010. Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow. Scotland.
Saturday – Sunday February 2010.
http://www.conflagration.org.uk/
0 Leprecon XXXI. Goldsmith Hall, Pearse St. Dublin 2, Ireland.
Friday 5th - Sunday 7th March 2010.
http://www.leprecon.ie
0 Itzacon VI. NUI Galway, Galway, Ireland.
Friday - Sunday March 2010.
http://www.itzaconeire.com/
0 Conpulsion 2010. Teviot Student Union, Edinburgh University, Scotland.
Saturday 26th - 28th March 2010.
http://www.conpulsion.org
0 Dragonmeet Midlands 2010. Derby Assembly Rooms, Derby, UK.
Saturday 10th April 2010.
http://www.dragonmeetmidlands.co.uk
0 Student Nationals RPG Championships 2010. Heriot Watt, Edinburgh, UK.
Friday 23rd - Sunday 25th April 2010.
http://www.studentnationals.org.uk/index.php
0 Salute 2010. ExCel, London, UK.
Saturday 24th April 2010.
http://www.salute.co.uk/
0 Beer & Pretzels XXI. Town Hall, Burton-upon-Trent, UK.
Saturday - Sunday May 2010.
http://www.spiritgames.co.uk/bnpdetails.php
0 UK GAME EXPO 2010. The Clarendon Suites, Stirling Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, UK.
Friday 4th - Sunday 6th June 2010.
http://www.ukgamesexpo.co.uk
0 Continuum 2010. John Foster Hall, Leicester University. UK.
Friday 2nd - Monday 5th July 2010.
http://www.continuum.uk.net
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| Boardgaming linkathon |
[02 Jul 2009|02:56am] |
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Quick roundup of June's boardgaming over at Sam'n'Myles' place, as already LJ'd by the latter: Trias, Union Pacific, RftG and RTfA, TransAmerica, Settlers, RftG and RTfA and Ticket to Ride: Europe.
I also recently noticed I'd entirely omitted to post about our play of Le Havre. However, Roman had the presence of mind to write up the session, here, complete with a pic. Not much I can add with any reliability of memory at all, but I'll add an out-of-order post as a placeholder, along with my own session photos.
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| This Year, Canada Day Is Also HeroQuest Day |
[01 Jul 2009|09:20am] |
I’ve set my faithful LJ client to autopost while I take a brief vacation. Please excuse in advance my failure to reply in a timely fashion to your comments.
Assuming that all has gone according to plan, midnight PST marked the unveiling of the fully refurbished Moon Design web site and the worldwide premiere of the new HeroQuest core rule book. It’s available to order in hardcopy and/or PDF and will be also be available at your DLGS.(As always, the “D” is for “discerning.”)
Glorantha fans will find all sorts of goodies also available on the site, including never-before-fully-available selections from the Stafford Library.
It is fitting that this event should occur on Canada Day. Both Canada and HQ2 are fully generic tool sets giving GMs the rules support they need to collaboratively create RPG stories using the time-honored techniques of authors and screenwriters.
In other exciting HQ news, Moon Design will be making the system available to other publishers through a generous open gaming license. Details are forthcoming to the gaming world at large, but one group has already taken a head start. D101 games has announced the first two open-license supplements, one traditional fantasy, the other hard SF. As of this writing their server is acting up on them, so I’m temporarily linkless. Try Google to see if their site mojo has returned.
Also, check out Darran Sims’ design notes on the new HeroQuest logo, which is on one hand brand-spanking, but also calls back to classic elements of the hallowed Pavis and Big Rubble boxes.
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| The new HeroQuest Core Rules are now available! |
[01 Jul 2009|06:23am] |
Posted from the Moon Design Development Blog, ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) vingkot .
Moon Design is proud to announce that the HeroQuest Core Rules are now available for sale from www.glorantha.com or www.heroquest-rpg.com!
You can directly order copies of the new HeroQuest Core Rules book and download pdfs from the website. We regret to inform you that our current eCommerce vendors do not support bundles of books and pdfs. We are exploring options to fix that in the future but until then, comfort yourself with the knowledge that the money will be going to make sure we have more money to pay for art and writers!
BTW, we are still working out the kinks with Plimus (our PDF vendor). If it takes a little while for you to get an email with the download link - be patient. They are still checking to make sure that we aren't some sort of nefarious international outfit! The first dozen or so PDF downloaders are likely to get some initial weirdness (for example, you may get a phone call from Plimus just to make sure that you really ordered the PDF). Just be patient and we will make sure that you will get your PDF!
But without any further ado:
Anything you can imagine, you can play…HeroQuest is the innovative, dynamic, and flexible rules engine by Robin Laws, suitable for play in any genre or setting. It present a simple and flexible system that allows Game Masters to make decisions the way authors and screenwriters do when creating novels, TV episodes and movies. HeroQuest encourages creative input from your players, resulting in an exciting, unpredictable narrative created through group collaboration. Its resolution methods and scalable character levels make it equally suited for any genre, from epic fantasy to satirical soap opera. Whether your next game idea draws on horror, war, westerns, martial arts, pulps, cyberpunk, cliff-hangers, giant robots, super-powered heroes, space opera, cop action, corporate intrigue, furry animals, swashbuckling adventure, Greek tragedy or even drawing room comedy, HeroQuest can handle it! You can even use HeroQuest to emulate a musical – although it won’t do the singing or dancing for you. Completely rewritten by the Robin Laws, this new edition opens and details running the core system for any genre. What’s in this book?This book contains everything needed for play: - Character Creation – describe your character and get playing in minutes.
- Overcoming Obstacles – handling conflict, be it with swords, words, magic, superpowers, guns or armies.
- Playing Stories – how to vividly run your adventures in engaging and creative ways.
- Narrating - the secrets for balancing the give and take between narrators and players.
- Followers and Support – how your sidekick, followers, horde, army or community help you.
- Creating Genres – details for creating and detailing your game world.
- Gaming in Glorantha - a separate section on applying this system to Glorantha.
- Quick Reference – so you don’t have to hunt for the information you really need.
However, the new HeroQuest Core Rules are not the only new thing for sale on the new and upgraded glorantha.com website! We will have much of the Stafford Library up and for sale in both book form and as downloadable pdfs, including:- Glorious Reascent of Yelm - THE Dara Happan background book
- Arcane Lore - Greg's notes on the development of his thoughts concerning heroquesting and Gloranthan magic
- The Middle Sea Empire - THE background book for the God Learners and the Jrusteli Empire
- History of the Heortling Peoples - THE background book for the Orlanthi of Sartar and Heortland, as well as the Arkat Wars, Harmast and the EWF
We will also have a number of older books back in print and for sale in both book form and as downloadable pdfs, including:- Dragon Pass: Gazetteer of Kerofinela
- Imperial Lunar Handbook, volumes 1 and 2
- Blood Over Gold
- Men of the Sea
- Masters of Luck and Death
With the exception of Dragon Pass: Gazetteer of Kerofinela (which is statless), these books were written for First Edition HeroQuest but can easily be retrofitted for the new HeroQuest Core Rules.
Check out the website and maybe buy yourself a book or download. Or two. Or three (or four, five, six or more!)
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| Ages and Aaaages of Steam |
[01 Jul 2009|03:16am] |
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Brian and Roman around for boardgames: AoS had been flagged in advance, so I'd given the rules a goodly read-through in advance, punched some bits, and was generally ready to roll.
( Murky details and pics )
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| It is done. |
[01 Jul 2009|04:25am] |
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Ash, Evil Eye |
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It's 4.17 a.m. and I just emailed out the first draft of The Watch House 7.22.
Now... anybody who can draw want to do Season Eight as a webcomic? :D
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| Still tired. |
[01 Jul 2009|01:45am] |
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There is no need to worry about the Kit.
I am fine. Okay. Cool. Chillin, Swinging etc.
A few sleeping issues but nothing that can't be fixed, give it time.
We apologize for any inconvenience and normal service will be up and running as soon as possible.
*Hugs*
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| Why Glam Matters (To Me) |
[30 Jun 2009|09:26pm] |
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http://www.dorktower.com/2009/06/30/why-glam-matters-to-me/ http://www.dorktower.com/?p=3918  Just in case anyone’s interested, here’s my iTunes Glam playlist. It’s been getting me through the last couple of days’ worth of work.
Most of the tracks are from a double CD I picked up in London, “The Best Glam Rock Album In The World…Ever.” It was pretty solid, but I added some extra Bowie, T-Rex, Slade and Sweet to the mix.
A few of the bands are crap. Mud, for instance. Even at the age of 12, I realized this was pretty fake stuff. But I left them in the mix as the entirety of this represents a very specific time and place in my life.
Glam is possibly why I always kept my taste for pop, even after Punk hit and blew me away. In a sense, it’s the music that defined me: some of these bands are the first groups that I ever realized MATTERED - that their music was BETTER, for some reason I couldn’t really define. This was IMPORTANT in a vague, palpable way that twelve-year-old me couldn’t put into words at the time.
When Punk hit, I was a bit older, and knew why it mattered. Years afterwards, I considered Punk the prime musical influence of my life. But it took “The Best Glam Rock Album In The World…Ever” to remind me of what had shaped my musical tastes a few years before.
Ending the mix, neither “Boston tea Party,” “Sound and Vision” nor “Blinded By The Light” are - technically - Glam, but I included them as bookends of a movement that in some parts evolved and in others faded surprisingly quickly. In the same mindset, I could have just as easily have thrown the Sex Pistols’ “Anarchy In The UK” as the ending track, with its blazing chords a direct descendant of the heavy guitars of glam (physically, if not philosophically). England had moved from Cockney Rebel to Cockney Rejects, but roots were shared.
Like finding forgotten photos of a first girlfriend, “The Best Glam Rock Album In The World…Ever” helped me to realize that my first musical love was was a LOT hotter than I remembered.
And every now and then, it still gets me through the days.
Come on. Feel the noise.
THE RADIO MUSKRAT GLAM PLAYLIST
Killer Queen - Queen
Blockbuster - Sweet
All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople
John, I’m Only Dancing - David Bowie
Virginia Plain - Roxy Music
The Passenger - Iggy Pop
Children Of The Revolution - T.Rex
Elected - Alice Cooper
Mama Weer All Crazy Now - Slade
This Town Ain’t Big Enough For The Both Of Us - Sparks
Let’s Stick Together - Bryan Ferry
Radar Love - Golden Earring
The Man Who Sold The World - Lulu
Space Oddity - David Bowie
Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
Perfect Day - Lou Reed
10538 Overture - Electric Light Orchestra
Ball Park Incident - Roy Wood’s Wizzard
Rock On - David Essex
I’m the Leader of the Gang - Gary Glitter
Little Willy - Sweet
See My Baby Jive - Roy Wood’s Wizzard
All The Way From Memphis - Mott The Hoople
20th Century Boy - T.Rex
The Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
Tiger Feet - Mud
Life On Mars - David Bowie
Devilgate Drive - Suzi Quatro
All Because Of You - Geordie
Gudbuy T’Jane - Slade
Personality Crisis - New York Dolls
Do The Strand - Roxy Music
Once Bitten Twice Shy - Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson
Cum On Feel The Noize - Slade
Motor Bikin’ - Chris Spedding
Seven Deadly Finns - Brian Eno
Cherry Bomb - The Runaways
Solid Gold Easy Action - T.Rex
Standing In The Road - Blackfoot Sue
Dyna-Mite - Mud
Angel Face - The Glitter Band
Starman David Bowie
Dance With The Devil Cozy Powell
Skweeze Me Pleeze Me Slade
New York Groove Hello
I Love Rock And Roll - The Arrows
Can The Can - Suzi Quatro
Do You Want to Touch Me - Gary Glitter
Boston Tea Party - The Sensational Alex Harvey Band
Fox On The Run - Sweet
Sound And Vision - David Bowie
Blinded By the Light - Manfred Mann’s Earth Band
****
The Dork Tower scheduled for Today will go up tomorrow instead, I fear. technical problems. But I’m told in a couple of weeks DorkTower.com’s being moved to a new server, and things should be lightning fast. Fingers crossed…
John
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| Why Glam Matters (to me) |
[30 Jun 2009|04:09pm] |
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Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) - Steve Harley |
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Just in case anyone's interested, here's my iTunes Glam playlist. It's been getting me through the last couple of days' worth of work.
Most of the tracks are from a double CD I picked up in London, "The Best Glam Rock Album In The World...Ever." It was pretty solid, but I added some extra Bowie, T-Rex, Slade and Sweet to the mix.
A few of the bands are crap. Mud, for instance. Even at the age of 12, I realized this was pretty fake stuff. But I left them in the mix as the entirety of this represents a very specific time and place in my life.
Glam is possibly why I always kept my taste for pop, even after Punk hit and blew me away. In a sense, it's the music that defined me: some of these bands are the first groups that I ever realized MATTERED - that their music was BETTER, for some reason I couldn't really define. This was IMPORTANT in a vague, palpable way that twelve-year-old me couldn't put into words at the time.
When Punk hit, I was a bit older, and knew why it mattered. Years afterwards, I considered Punk the prime musical influence of my life. But it took "The Best Glam Rock Album In The World...Ever" to remind me of what had shaped my musical tastes a few years before.
Ending the mix, neither "Boston tea Party," "Sound and Vision" nor "Blinded By The Light" are - technically - Glam, but I included them as bookends of a movement that in some parts evolved and in others faded surprisingly quickly. In the same mindset, I could have just as easily have thrown the Sex Pistols' "Anarchy In The UK" as the ending track, with its blazing chords a direct descendant of the heavy guitars of glam (physically, if not philosophically). England had moved from Cockney Rebel to Cockney Rejects, but roots were shared.
Like finding forgotten photos of a first girlfriend, "The Best Glam Rock Album In The World...Ever" helped me to realize that my first musical love was was a LOT hotter than I remembered.
And every now and then, it still gets me through the days.
Come on. Feel the noise.
THE RADIO MUSKRAT GLAM PLAYLIST
Killer Queen - Queen
Blockbuster - Sweet
All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople
John, I'm Only Dancing - David Bowie
Virginia Plain - Roxy Music
The Passenger - Iggy Pop
Children Of The Revolution - T.Rex
Elected - Alice Cooper
Mama Weer All Crazy Now - Slade
This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Both Of Us - Sparks
Let's Stick Together - Bryan Ferry
Radar Love - Golden Earring
The Man Who Sold The World - Lulu
Space Oddity - David Bowie
Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) - Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
Perfect Day - Lou Reed
10538 Overture - Electric Light Orchestra
Ball Park Incident - Roy Wood's Wizzard
Rock On - David Essex
I'm the Leader of the Gang - Gary Glitter
Little Willy - Sweet
See My Baby Jive - Roy Wood's Wizzard
All The Way From Memphis - Mott The Hoople
20th Century Boy - T.Rex
The Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
Tiger Feet - Mud
Life On Mars - David Bowie
Devilgate Drive - Suzi Quatro
All Because Of You - Geordie
Gudbuy T'Jane - Slade
Personality Crisis - New York Dolls
Do The Strand - Roxy Music
Once Bitten Twice Shy - Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson
Cum On Feel The Noize - Slade
Motor Bikin' - Chris Spedding
Seven Deadly Finns - Brian Eno
Cherry Bomb - The Runaways
Solid Gold Easy Action - T.Rex
Standing In The Road - Blackfoot Sue
Dyna-Mite - Mud
Angel Face - The Glitter Band
Starman David Bowie
Dance With The Devil Cozy Powell
Skweeze Me Pleeze Me Slade
New York Groove Hello
I Love Rock And Roll - The Arrows
Can The Can - Suzi Quatro
Do You Want to Touch Me - Gary Glitter
Boston Tea Party - The Sensational Alex Harvey Band
Fox On The Run - Sweet
Sound And Vision - David Bowie
Blinded By the Light - Manfred Mann's Earth Band
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