hawesie

nick, 33, Male, United KingdomLast seen: Tuesday evening

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  • SteveDhalai

    "Music you have in common includes The Notorious B.I.G." I was pleasantly surprised!

    December 2011
  • mikeslist

    Recently got hold of The Decemberists' Hazards of Love and a compilation of various BBC sessions by Belle & Sebastian, part of an unusually extravagant splurge of new music since Christmas. Nice to hear twittering about your recent gigging going well :)

    March 2010
  • jeremiahvia

    I see you take the album approach when listening to music. Definitely the way to go.

    February 2010
  • mikeslist

    Yes I'd like to hear some more CO. Interesting when you've only an album's-worth to go on and don't know where they've been. Decemberists would be cool too. I've never really got into the whole tagging thing, but that's a useful memory jogger when I'm listening to 'recommendations' radio. Belle & Sebastian was a bit of a studio favourite the last place I worked, but the only tracks I own are a couple of the Juno soundtrack (of all things). B&S always remind me of the Beta Band which were often on in the office at the same time. Not sure what I can offer as a recommendation in return. Went to a 'Joan as Police Woman' gig at the Thekla earlier in the year. New York based indie/alternativey/type thing. I've an album if you want to give it a try.

    July 2009
  • mikeslist

    Howdy! How are you doing? It's a rare thing that I recognise something you're listening to :) Heard a live set by Camera Obscura on the radio and picked up their new album on the back of it. How are you finding it? M

    June 2009
  • beardmasteruk

    http://hypem.com/track/714673/Ponytail-Celebrate+The+Body+Electric+(It+Came+From+An+Angel) sweeoooot, as you say

    January 2009
  • beardmasteruk

    I love you Hawesie x

    October 2008
  • mikeslist

    Hi Nick! Looking forward to plundering your impeccable musical taste for some choice delicacies. M

    July 2007
  • AmyWiseman

    You listened to JoFo 135 times last week!! I'm impressed :D

    July 2007
  • beardmasteruk

    Victor Villareal, that was it!

    July 2007
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About Me

I played trombone on You vs Everything. I don't need to work again.

I'm always terribly disappointed when I've finished a painting. I'm terribly excited when I paint: it's can be this marvellous; it's going to be this; going to be that; full of this; colour's exquisite. And of course when they're finished I can't tell you how disappointing they are. And this is why I like to keep them. After a while I grow accustomed to them. And then I can forgive them for being full of their faults. (RIP Beryl Cook)

The arts are not a way to make a living. They are a very human way of making life more bearable. Practicing an art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow, for heaven's sake. Sing in the shower. Dance to the radio. Tell stories. Write a poem to a friend, even a lousy poem. Do it as well as you possibly can. You will get an enormous reward. You will have created something.

Stop looking through scrapbooks and photograph albums, because I know they can’t teach you what you don’t already know; you’ve always been dissatisfied.

Latchmere's got a wave machine.

Whoever you think is watching you dance from across the room, they aren't. If anything, they feel sorry for you because you try so hard.

Thou shalt not judge a book by it's cover. Thou shalt not judge Lethal Weapon by Danny Glover.

Hold me, tiny friend, before my heart breaks.

Oh man, remember concerts, those things we used to go to before the days of downloading convinced us that we should just stay inside and half-digest records recommended to us by blogs we discovered by Googling celebrity crotch shots?

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