The Garden, a PJ Harvey Discussion Site

This should be interesting, definitely looking forward to it.

http://pitchfork.com/news/53081-pj-harv ... io-4-show/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

i'm a tad underwhelmed by this - sorry
I was also a bit underwhelmed, but then I kept waking up to it in my head over several mornings and throughout the day. It's catchy, simple, direct, and clear- exactly what it should be to serve the purpose of raising awareness for Shaker Aamer and others in ...

Found this list while procrastinating on Buzzfeed- Musicians Who Do Not Age

http://www.buzzfeed.com/perpetua/musici ... do-not-age

Came across this on Twitter which made me smile:

Her Majesty: "Polly, how far away do you want to stand when I present you with your MBE?"
PJ Harvey: "Fifty foot, Queenie."

Finished products are posted: http://thedeveloper.cc/the-produce/

I quite like Days 4 & 5.

Looks like a relic from LES was kept on an instrument (variophon?) as seen on one of the blog postings: http://thedeveloper.cc/sgt-lea-mills-si ... -electric/

John Parish in September. :-)

Dates, plus audio of one track from upcoming album, 'Screenplay', on link:

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You are in for a treat. Went to his Bristol show yesterday and was very impressed. The band was John, Jean-Marc Butty, Jeremy Hogg, Giorgia Poli, and Marta Collica. They sounded great and ...

John's Watershed talk has been posted here: http://www.watershed.co.uk/dshed/filmic ... nversation

They've had to cut back on the length of the film clips they showed at the event so some of the discussion is a bit out of context, but still interesting.

There is also audio from a Q&A he did last year about scoring She, A Chinese here: http://www.watershed.co.uk/dshed/she-chinese-qa

Hadn't seen this interview before, apologies if it's a repeat post. It's from a 2009 screening of the 'Sno Angel documentary. Short little Polly story around 32:00. There's also a brief mention of the Please Leave Quietly dvd toward the beginning.

http://www.watershed.co.uk/dshed/howe-g ... a-mochnacz

Thanks for posting this.

His talk on film music yesterday was interesting. It was recorded and I think will be posted on the Watershed site at some point. Will keep an eye out for it to share.

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This looks really interesting. Hopefully they will post the final piece on the website.

I am going to his talk this weekend and his show next week. Very excited for both and am really interested in seeing how the talk is going to be. Watershed and St George's are both fantastic places and the Filmic series this is a part of has quite a few interesting things on schedule: http://www.stgeorgesbristol.co.uk/2012/ ... lmic-2013/

^Yes, property records are considered public in the States and searches are fairly easy to do (I used to do them often in my last job). Los Angeles is slightly more difficult because the records are only able to be accessed in person rather than online, likely due to privacy concerns.

In keeping ...

Was lucky to get a last minute ticket to see Adrian Utley's Guitar Orchestra this week. Very, very impressive show.

Looks like he will be giving a talk as well:

http://www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/4055 ... versation/

From his website:

John Parish will be releasing an album of his film music - 'Screenplay' in April.
'Screenplay' features music from Ursula Meier's award winning 'Sister', Patrice Toye's new 'Little Black Spiders' and more, and will be available through Thrill Jockey on CD and limited edition ...