Protest at the BBC against Nick Griffin's appearance on Question Time
5.40pm BBC, Oxford Road, Manchester
You and me. Me and you. Lots and lots for us to do
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For fun: Apple Mactard, snapshot photographer, dub, alt. and electronica obsessive, hi-fi lover
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Apple (United Kingdom) - iPod nano - Music player, Movie player and Video camera
http://www.apple.com/uk/ipodnano/
I got one of these for my birthday, and after spending a week in its company, I think this has made it into my favourite Top 5 Apple products of all time.
G5 Power Mac - The world's most revolutionary desktop computer
iPhone 3G - the reward for those who were prepared to wait.
3rd Gen iPod - the iPod evolved, but this does the job. It plays music.
The original iMac - where it all started
iPod nano 5G - the perfect pocket companion
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10 Things The ‘iPod Generation’ Will Never Experience… | DownTuned
The problem with this article, like so, so many that have recently gone before is that it fails to take into account the typical childhood and early years of an individual who lives in a very small, isolated town. We didn't all grow up in London or Manchester or Bristol, some of us grew up in Lincolnshire. This meant that the exposure to interesting music which may enrich one's life was greatly diminished. The www has changed all that and that is a Very Good Thing. I'm happy for the small town kids who, unlike me, can now easily discover that obscure Czech electronica artist with their computer... now, whether the artist gets paid is another completely separate area.
I was lucky that I knew Nic B and Andrew Sharpley for my last few years of residence in Louth, for they hugely enriched my music taste. For that I'm eternally grateful, but I'll never be that nostalgic about compact cassettes. A system for dictating letters in an office was never really going to do much for the cause of high quality audio, despite the Herculean efforts of Ray Dolby.
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10 Things The ‘iPod Generation’ Will Never Experience… | DownTuned
The problem with this article, like so, so many that have recently gone before is that it fails to take into account the typical childhood and early years of an individual who lives in a very small, isolated town. We didn't all grow up in London or Manchester or Bristol, some of us grew up in Lincolnshire. This meant that the exposure to interesting music which may enrich one's life was greatly diminished. The www has changed all that and that is a Very Good Thing. I'm happy for the small town kids who, unlike me, can now easily discover that obscure Czech electronica artist with their computer... now, whether the artist gets paid is another completely separate area.
I was lucky that I knew Nic B and Andrew Sharpley for my last few years of residence in Louth, for they hugely enriched my music taste. For that I'm eternally grateful, but I'll never be that nostalgic about compact cassettes. A system for dictating letters in an office was never really going to do much for the cause of high quality audio, despite the Herculean efforts of Ray Dolby.
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