Site Communications

As I've alluded to previously, I do more with radio archiving than the two shows we focus on here, and a few weeks ago I circled back around to something I hadn't come across since the mid-1990s.  It ended up taking me to a treasure trove of material spanning decades and tens of thousands of hours of listening.

This site is, and will remain, laser focused on our  mission, but in the meanwhile, for your edification:

1. Church Of The SubGenius: The Hour of Slack was the compendium of the best and newest from all SubGenius radio & stage shows, bands, ranters, media barrage collage artists, plus the weirdest of the indie audio underground. 1,890 episodes of this jam-packed, samurai-edited juggernaut of raw, untamed SLACK are still available. The Hour of Slack was produced weekly since 1985 by REV. IVAN STANG (PO Box 807, Glen Rose, Texas, 76043, USA) -- more years than Johnny Carson or David Letterman were on the air. The show was discontinued in June, 2022; host Rev. Stang simply got burned out after 37 years of weekly shows. His hearing loss wasn't helping either.
2. Millions Of Dead Chickenheads: Scary Ellen, a WCSB veteran who played punk, hardcore and metal crossover throughout the 1980's and early 1990's returns to the WCSB airwaves Thursday nights to host a two hour rampage of hardcore and punk rock from the late 70’s and early 80’s, including current bands keeping up that tradition. Just under 1,000 hours from WCSB in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
3. The Great Lakes Radio Conspiracy: A three hour freeform ride through obscure rock, political & media parody and free wheeling conversation recording Friday nights @ 8:00 PM EST and streaming live on ihatefreespeech.com. A three hour radio edit of Friday's stream broadcasts Sunday nights / Monday mornings from 3:00 to 6:00AM on WCSB, Cleveland 89.3 FM, WCSB.org 

Site Update #3

Still having the underlying problem but a workaround solution has been deployed, pending fixing the underlying issue.

I have been made aware of a temporary problem with file uploads done subsequent to our hosting change, but am out of town for the weekend. I have temporarily unpublished the most recent updates and will resolve them as soon as I return.

In the interim, the remainder of the archive should function as expected. Please let me know otherwise in the comments.

Site Update #2

Enormous thanks to fanatics Chris M and Penguin P, who together contributed enough to fully fund the transition to our new hosting account.

We are locked in for the next three years and things are looking great.

Site Update

The Problem (Pt 1)

The future caught up with us sooner than I anticipated.

First things first, everything's OK for now and will hopefully continue that way, but awhile back I alluded to the size of our hosting account in the Feedback Request: Iggy Shows post and how I expected that to eventually become unsustainable.

In a case of cosmic coincidence our hosting provider emailed me less than a month later to announce that our grandfathered "unlimited," hosting plan is going to be terminated. And they're not picking on us; it's being eliminated across the entire company's product lines.

Turns out our web host was, at some point, acquired by a larger company with a less-than-stellar reputation in the hosting community. I'm not qualified to speak on that subject but we're now subject to the whims of The New Management.

Being the magnanimous capitalists that they are, we have a special offer to upgrade to a higher tier of hosting that still has "unlimited," storage for a discount price that will stabilize our situation for the next three years.

Solution(s) In The Near Term

As we finished our once-every-three-years fundraiser less than a year ago, I'm prepared to float this additional cost myself because I think it will only be about $250 US, but if you're feeling generous our old fundraising page is still up at https://throne.com/rollins-archivehttps://throne.com/rollins-archive and any contributions will go to direct costs, no skimming overhead.

Solution(s) In The Long Term

Who knows what the future holds, but this upgrade will buy us three years and we will only know the true cost of longer term hosting at that time. I am committed to continuing the site as it is, provided the cost stays reasonable for the community. It may be necessary at some future point to dump older files into an archive.org repository or something similar, although I don't relish losing control over the fundamental reason this site exists.

Nevertheless, we will persist.

Long time, no write everyone.

It was... May, I think, maybe a bit earlier, when I discovered that site comments had stopped working.

The comments tool wasn't something I had ever really looked at since taking over the site because it was "working," and why mess with what works? Turns out I was wrong. The ultimate problem was that the version of PHP (our scripting language) was updated and the old comments tool had not been updated in many years. It became incompatible and failed silently. Old comments were still visible but nothing new could be submitted.

In addition, we are looking down the barrel of a site wide upgrade to move to the newest version of the software that runs the whole site and having a busted old comments tool was definitely going to impact that process.

Looking under the hood I also found a serious problem of which I was entirely unaware.

There are about 1,700 legitimate comments scattered across the posts on this site and are, to me, some of the most important things to preserve as a record of our community activity. Newer followers may not know this but in the early years, supplying all the information for each episode of Henry's and Iggy's shows was a group effort. Generally the person running the site at the time would record and post the audio and then dedicated listeners would listen to the show, write down the track list, and submit it as a comment.

I badly wanted to preserve that history across upgrades.

Unfortunately, spam bots had attacked the comments tool and even though they were detected and not published, they were still there, cluttering up the management interface and database. All told, I had to delete over 100,000 spam comments to save the 1,750 legitimate ones. In the process I probably deleted a few legit comments that got caught up in the spam filters, but that couldn't be avoided.

Dedicated listener Steve has the honor of being the last legitimate commenter on 28 December, 2020: http://www.rollins-archive.com/iggy/iggy-2020/1402-iggy-confidential-255-december-25-2020

Until now.

I ended up buying a new comment tool because the paid version had the ability to import our old comments so, fingers crossed, we are ready to get the comments section back AND are primed for the sitewide upgrade that I'll kick off at the very latest, in November, 2022.

Once again, I appreciate everyone who comes to this site each week and thanks for sticking around.

Note: Thanks to the 22 community members who donated for this fund raising effort and allowed us to exceed our goal for the next three years. That said, I am leaving this post and fundraiser active because we can always use support to extend the lifespan of the site. If you feel so inclined, we will accept contributions and continue to pay forward the cost of doing business beyond the next three years.

Otherwise, thank you and enjoy the shows!

Status: $941.70 raised! GOAL MET!

4-4-2023: FINAL UPDATE: Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of our final donor we met and exceeded our goal this weekend. Profound thanks to everyone who helped keep this community going for the next three+ years. This post will stay up for a few days to share the good news, but we'll be back to regularly scheduled programming next weekend.

3-26-2023: HUGE Update: We've hit 64% of our goal, which is enough to fund the hosting bill for the next three years. Domain registration and IP Addressing continue to be annual needs, so I'm leaving the fund raiser post up, but we've passed the first and most expensive hurdle. Much thanks to all who have contributed.

3-21-2023 Update: Yesterday began and ended with donations that pushed us over the 60% mark. Thank you to everyone who has helped out.

3-19-2023 Update: We're at 55%. The future's looking bright and thank you to everyone who has contributed so far.

3-13-2023 Update: Every dollar counts, and today's donation pushes us that much closer to our goal. 54% of the way home.

3-10-2023 Update: Over halfway there! Thanks to our most recent donor, PenguinPunk, we are now 53% of the way home.

3-7-2023 Update: We crossed the $400 mark thanks to donor Emmie. Greatly appreciated. :-)

3-5-2023 Update: WOW! Huge thanks to last night's donors, who nearly tripled our total funding.

We now can finance the site for almost 1.5 years, which will take us over the 20 year mark for Harmony In My Head.

Thanks to every single one of you who keep coming back week after week.

Status: $137 down

UPDATE: Up to five contributions. Thanks to those individuals who have stepped forward to support this community!

We have enough money to fund the site for about 5 months, which is an excellent start. Every dollar is appreciated and will be put directly back into site operations for as long as we are able to keep it going.

Good day everyone.

As many of you know, this site has been around for a LONG time, almost as long as Henry has been doing Harmony In My Head on Indie 103 beginning almost 19 years ago: #01: May 17, 2004 .

I serve humbly as the most recent custodian of the programs we archive here and have dealt with a single hosting renewal in that time.

Three years ago, when our last hosting plan expired, I turned to you and asked for help defraying the cost of having this site and you delivered in droves. We made enough to pre-pay for 36 months of hosting costs but next month that plan will expire.

This time I am using throne.me to raise funds through the storefront at My account is used for receiving gifts from my wish list on throne.mehttps://throne.me/rollins-archive/wishlist.

If you take a moment to visit that link, you'll see the actual costs we face, no gravy on top, for keeping us going for another 3 years. Or longer. I'll gladly prepay as many items as possible if you prove extra generous. ;-)

This time around, I've broken the costs down into categories that should facilitate support at several different levels to fit most budgets. We appreciate the help and will use every dollar to offset hosting costs as far forward as possible.

Thank you and here's to hoping the site will continue as long as new episodes are produced.

Radio 6 simulcast the Glastonbury Festival all weekend. Regular programming will resume in July.

Good day everyone.

Several weeks ago I received a comment on one of the Iggy shows about the quality (or lack thereof) of the files we post.

For some background, when I took over operations on the site I didn't get any insight into the methods previous custodians used to capture the audio shared here, but doing so was something I'd been doing for awhile on my own. Harmony and Confidential are only 2 of about 70 programs that I capture and archive each week. ( Yes, this is a hobby that's gotten out of control :-/ )

I don't remember the specifics, but when I started I was using a recording solution that captured the stream as MP3 files encoded at 128kbps, which is my personal minimum acceptable standard. At the end of March, 2020 the Iggy shows I posted switched from 128kbps to 64kbps. File size decreased from 110 megabytes to 55 megabytes. BBC Radio changed their streaming infrastructure and I lost the ability to schedule and background record their shows.

Currently, I have to record the stream in real time, manually. Their stream is 96kbps served up from a content distribution network using the Advanced Audio Codec (aac). If I was able to simply capture that raw audio stream it would come down as an m4a file and take up about 90 megabytes.

I can also capture it as a 128kbps MP3 by modifying settings on my own software.

As I am not an audio engineer I can't speak to issues of quality when comparing codecs, but I captured MP3s at both 64kbps and 128kbps. Using a pair of CAD Audio MH510GD studio headphones, the 128kbps does sound a little... richer? Best I can describe it.

Both files are posted here and if you have a preference or feedback, I'd like to hear from you.

• 64kbps
• 128kbps

We do have "unlimited," storage grandfathered into our hosting plan, but are currently using over 160GB of disk space and if we ever have to change hosts, that's going to be a problem to affordably support. At current file sizes the archive grows by about 8.6GB per year, which would rise to 11.5GB annually if we move to 128kbps recording on both programs.

Is moving to the 128kbps file worth the tradeoff in file size? Please let me know your thoughts.

All,

First, apologies for the delay in posting the last two week's shows. Work caught up with me and I had to back burner the uploads. Also, good news, Iggy returns. Last week's show should be up by tomorrow, along with today's if all goes well.

I am aware the comments feature has stopped working. Not 100% sure why yet, but I am doing what I can to bring it back.

In the meanwhile the contact form at http://www.rollins-archive.com/tangents/ctm appears to work, the vagaries of email spam detection notwithstanding.

All,

As previously noted, Iggy is not behind the mic for five weeks, starting two weeks ago, and beginning today with a three week guest hosting gig by Robert Plant.

I think it's really important to stay focused on the purpose of this site, which are Henry and Iggy's respective shows. If the Robert Plant shows were titled under the Iggy Confidential marque I wouldn't even post this, but today's episode was not. My inclination, therefore, is to skip it and pick up once Iggy returns to air.

If you feel strongly about including them, please let me know your thoughts, otherwise I will be skipping them until Iggy returns.

All,

Sunday past on Confidential was a sit-in show in advance of the 6 Music Festival, next Sunday is a live festival broadcast, and the three weeks following are guest-hosted by Robert Plant.

Skipping the Festival shows, regular posting will likely resume with the Robert Plant sessions in two weeks.

Folks,

The 1 October, 2021 Iggy show was the last on Friday nights before a move to Sunday afternoons. The 8 Oct show was a rebroadcast of a 2015 Sleaford Mods fill in and the new timeslot started on 10 October. I had some computer problems so it and last weekend's Rollins show will be up soon.

Folks,

No new show this week

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Looks like Sleater-Kinney didn't work out and another Tom Robinson show is up. Currently plan to skip the fill-in shows unless they're specifically branded as a guest host FOR Iggy, as opposed to just another program in the same timeslot.

Also, email from the site's contact form has been dumped into the spam folder for a few months now and I missed an email last week from fan Steve B. Thanks for the error report and I have fixed the problem with the 30 April, 2021 show.

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Nothing to post yet, but this week isn't an Iggy show. It's a Tom Robinson fill in program. Next week (May 28) Iggy's back, and then the next weekend Sleater-Kinney sits in for Iggy.

Thoughts on skipping the Robinson show?

Personally, I prefer to only work with Iggy hosted programs or those shows where a musical artist guest hosts the program, but this is a community so please let me know your thoughts....

All,

Thanks to two alert fanatics, I have been made aware of six broken links and have fixed the problem.

Presented in their proper place are:

• The Iggy Christmas 2020 show: http://www.rollins-archive.com/iggy/iggy-2020/1402-iggy-confidential-255-december-25-2020
• Harmony, December 2, 2018: http://www.rollins-archive.com/himh/2018/1077-48-december-02-2018
• Harmony, December 9, 2018: http://www.rollins-archive.com/himh/2018/1079-49-december-09-2018
• Harmony, December 16, 2018: http://www.rollins-archive.com/himh/2018/1081-50-december-16-2018
• Harmony, December 23, 2018: http://www.rollins-archive.com/himh/2018/1083-51-december-23-2018
• Harmony, December 30, 2018: http://www.rollins-archive.com/himh/2018/1095-52-december-30-2018

As always, please drop a comment or use the contact form at http://www.rollins-archive.com/tangents/ctm if you see anything amiss.

... In with the new.

It's self evident that things have changed around here. The paint's still drying, and there might be some rough edges that still need to be sanded down, but all core functionality seems to be in good shape.

Please drop a comment if you're having trouble with anything and I will investigate.

Thank you for your patience and support.

Fanatics,

Finding this track has been on the backburner for years and today I happened to stumble across it. Listeners from the Indie 103 days will recognize it straightaway: https://youtu.be/YvWkIJmHREY

All,

I knew this day was coming and much of my work behind the scenes has been in preparation, but it's coming sooner rather than later.

Technology marches on and the backend software that runs the site is slowly losing support from modern web servers.

We just resolved a site outage that started several days ago and are on borrowed time.

I am forced to pause my backed reorganization and focus on upgrading. Hopefully I can preserve the rich history of comments and site interactions, but regardless, the core content will live on.

If all goes well you might notice some small (or large?) visual changes but otherwise rest assured I will do my best to preserve the continuity of experience you have come to know and love.

I am aiming for this to happen the last full week of November.

All,

After a hiatus, I finally put in the time and finished merging the old multi-part files from 2008. After some quick and dirty A/B listening, the new single file releases sound great but as always drop a comment if you notice any problems. I still have the originals if anything needs to be fixed.

Otherwise, enjoy classic Harmony In My Head from the last days of Indie 103: http://www.rollins-archive.com/harmonyinmyhead/2008.html

UPDATE: Just finished merging the 2008 run on Jonesy's Jukebox and did a reorg on the page layout at http://www.rollins-archive.com/tangents/jonesys-jukebox.html. Also surfaced a 2007 apperance on Jonesy's Jukebox that had been buried deep down in the 2007 posts. Check it out!

All,

It's been awhile since I posted one of these, but my long term project to simplify the archive has an update; two months of 2008 episodes have been merged and replaced with single file downloads at http://www.rollins-archive.com/harmonyinmyhead/2008.html .

For those who are newer, when Harmony was on Indie 103 the maintainers of this site clipped out the commercial breaks by splitting each show into as many as five separate files.

When I took over from Gareth, AND learned how to combine mp3 files in a lossless manner, I decided to comb back through the archive and switch all the old multipart recordings into single episode, single file downloads.

It takes a couple of hours to do the technical stuff, A/B the resulting files, and get the site updated FOR EACH MONTH. My goal is to have 2008 fully transitioned by Jan 2021.

As always, thank you for visiting and please drop a comment if you find any errors in the work. (I'm keeping local copies off all the old source files, in case mistakes are discovered.)

Regards,

-John

Update:

By an overwhelming majority 18-2, you chose to start the Iggy shows with the guest hosts. Accordingly, new Iggy will begin next week, July 10, 2020. I misread the schedule and rather than starting on July 3, The Last Poets sit in on the 10th, followed by Little Simz and Young Fathers on the two subsequent weeks.

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All,

Iggy Confidential is back on the schedule at Radio 6! The first show under the Iggy Pop moniker is scheduled for July 3. It does have a guest host, as do the following two weeks worth of programming, but it's progress.

Personally, I've never cared for the sit-in shows as part of our work here, but have included them in the past because they were requested.

What are your thoughts on starting new Iggy postings next week versus waiting until the man himself returns to the airwaves? Please respond to the poll at the top of the page.

Good morning, good evening, and good night to everyone. I received the following email from a visitor and it was such a good question, I decided to share it with the community.

Chris C writes "Hello, I'm trying to find an episode wherein Henry played a clip from the local urban radio in DC. In the clip, a DJ takes calls from local kids who want to rep their hood and shoutout to friends. I think called "Roll Call." Do you know which episode has the clip?"

Boy do I Chris.

I love the Roll Call segment and according to my records versions of it have been played on thirteen different episodes of Harmony:

06-14-2004

08-23-2004

02-14-2006

08-15-2006

10-02-2007

05-30-2009

06-13-2009

05-29-2010

06-26-2010

02-23-2013

02-01-2015

02-12-2017

05-27-2018

You can simplify finding it by visiting Google and entering this exact search phrase: "roll call" site:rollins-archive.com

The BBC has temporarily restructured programming on Radio 6 and Iggy is off the roster for the time being: https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/coronavirus-radio2-6music

All,

Thank you very much for your support as we raised funds to cover the hosting costs associated with this site. As of the past week we are funded through March, 2023. As promised, here is a breakdown of the fundraising effort:

 

The net proceeds were within $5.00 of the renewal bill.

Special thanks to Phillipp, Jonny, Eddie, Matthew, Scott, Gregory, John, Dan, Steve, Amy, Doug, Scott, Brad, Maurice, Mark, Lindsey, and the ever generous Anonymous.

Side note: The archive currently stands at 136GB and grows by 340MB per week at current show output. Monthly bandwidth useage is typically 300-400 GB.

://www.gofundme.com/f/renewal-party?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link-tip&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheetFollow this link to our GoFundMe

UPDATE #6: We. Are. Done!!! The most recent donation pushed us just over the top and I have renewed the site for three more years. See you in 2023. Accounting data will be posted soon.

UPDATE #5: Our newest donor puts us right at 65% of our goal with a total of $420 to boot. Thank you for your help and lets move ever onward!

UPDATE #4: Thanks to our last three donors we are over 60% of the way home. Thanks to them and please consider chipping in to push us across the finish line for three more years of Harmony!

UPDATE #3: 40%! Thanks to our current roster of nine donors we are almost at the halfway point!. Thank you for all of your help and support!

UPDATE #2: 25%! Thanks to our current roster of seven donors in five days we are 1/4 of the way there. Thank you for all of your help and support!

UPDATE: We've crossed the 10% threshold! Two days and four donors in and we are making great progress. Thank to the first four donors and looking forward to hearing from more of you. :-D

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Hello all! The holiday season is moving into full swing and we're back with updates for the last two weeks worth of shows on all three programs. Additionally, I noticed today that the site has to be renewed no later than 26 December. Previously it had been renewed for a three year span and while that is certainly the best option, it's also the most expensive up-front investment with a price of almost $500 USD.

I took the liberty of renewing the site for the next three months out of my own pocket to give us some breathing room, but...

There must be a way to solicit donations to pay for a full three year renewal without necessarily revealing all my personal information to the world. I'm sure you are all lovely people but my personal PayPal account reveals my email and physical addresses, which I'd like to keep SOME control over. :-D

Your suggestions are welcome and we have time to ponder the issue.

All,

In 2015-16 Henry did a 24 episode run on the internet radio station NTS.

The full run may now be found here: http://www.rollins-archive.com/tangents/nts.html.

After a pretty long delay and some marathon sessions over the last week, 2006 episodes of Harmony In My Head have been re-issued as single show-single mp3 files, to replace the multipart releases from the original posting.

Check out the updated stuff here:

2006: http://www.rollins-archive.com/harmonyinmyhead/2006.html

2005: http://www.rollins-archive.com/harmonyinmyhead/2005.html

2004: http://www.rollins-archive.com/harmonyinmyhead/2004himh.html

All,

Uploader to accept the missing Episode 2 from Berlin is still up and ready: https://driveuploader.com/upload/XYIvVy0mdM/

It expires every three days unless I actively renew it. Earlier this week someone tried to upload to the expired link.  If you've got episode 2 please try again!

-John

Good day everyone. New guy here.

I've been exploring the back end of the site for a few weeks and it looks like I am the third or fourth person, at a minimum, to have a hand in running the place. Partly because I'm fussy and partly because there are upgrades behind the scenes that need to happen, I've been cleaning up the backend in preparation. Regularizing the file structure from way back in the Indy 103 era is on the list.

At the time, Harmony was on commercial radio and had 5-8 commercial breaks. In order to skip commercials, each show was recorded and posted in multiple parts.

I've taken the parts of the very first show from 17 May, 2004 and joined them in a process that is suppossed to be lossless, relative to the already compressed files at my disposal, linked here:

May 17, 2004 test and the original broadcast.

If you have a moment and can compare the new file to the old parts, I'd appreciate some feedback before continuing to revise those old files. If successful I anticipate very slowly changing the links of the original show posts to replace the multipart files with single downloads.

-John

Folks - if you'll indulge me this one time I'd like to present this blast from my past. There is no Rollins content herein, but the Misifts runs deep thru it's veins. 'Outer Limits' was a comic shop in the town I went to school in. John Fisher was it's king.

 

The JOHN FISHER RADIO SHOW - WHOA was broadcast from a top secret location, somewhere in the Lisburn area.

The first and only pirate radio station in Lisburn HISS fm on 108 MHZ. THE JOHN FISHER RADIO SHOW - WHOA was first broadcast in the years 1989 - to 1990. Around 17 shows were made, these are the only two remaining broadcasts that were recorded by our sponsors OUTER LIMITS - IT'S A COMIC SHOP - YEAH!

DISCLAIMER: JOHN FISHER - whoever he was - held no copyright to any songs played in this broadcast. No copyright infringement is intended. No animals were harmed in this broadcast. You can find THE JOHN FISHER RADIO SHOW - WHOA live at Barnards star, and Alpha Centauri. Thank you for listening to this anarchic broadcast. I love you all. Remember, who gave rock and roll and THE JOHN FISHER RADIO SHOW - WHOA to ya? God gave rock and roll to ya, as KISS once sang. We were just crazy young juves who loved comic books, heavy metal music and 2000 AD - the galaxy's greatest comic. THE JOHN FISHER RADIO SHOW-WHOA featured MARTY, ALAN, GLENN DANZIG, THE SEVEN DWARVES, STAN RIDGEWAY, THE COUNT FROM SESAME STREET, MR ALOYSILUS SNUFFLUPAGUS, THE PRISONER, THE BABY EATING BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS FROM BLACKADDER AND PRESENTING 'ALI' AS MARTY'S SISTER. This has been an OUTER LIMITS PRODUCTION. The photographs in this presentation are from JOHN FISHER'S 21st BIRTHDAY BLITZKRIEG FEATURING THE ASTROZOMBIES, COMING SOON TO A VIMEO VIDEO NEAR YOU.

Tragically, Jonathan Fisher almost died a year later, he suffered an undiagnosed Addisonian crisis that left him with a brain injury. You can read all about Jonathan Fisher's amazing life story in August Always. Available on Amazon Kindle.

August Always is available to download as two formats:

amazon.co.uk/AUGUST-ALWAYS-JONATHAN-FISHER-ebook/dp/B009LADMK0/ref=pd_sim_sbs_kinc_1
[All Kindles.]

amazon.co.uk/August-Always-Jonathan-Fisher-ebook/dp/B0098QPHTQ
[All iPads.]

Folks - slight delay coming up. Myself and the tribe are taking a much needed break (sadly not from reality) for a week and then I'm in Berlin next weekend for some shows. So all that transpires in keeping the August 11 and August 18 shows from coming to you in a timely fashion. Apologies apologies. If I can fix this while I'm away I surely will.

Thanks for your patience, gareth

Folks - I have some good and bad news. The good news (for me) is that while I'm away for a week gigging around (not so sunny) England, my computer is having all sorts of nice things done to restore it to it's former glory.  The bad news (for you) is that I'm leaving tomorrow (Monday) and back on Sunday, December 4, which means I won't be able to post the November 26 show or the December 3 show until then. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Tis the only way I can get the upgrades done with the least amount of inconvenice to everyone involved. Thanks for your patience. gareth

- Posted November, 2011

Folks - time has come for me to pass on the reigns of the archive to someone else. If anyone is interested, please get in touch. The Contact link is in the Tangents section. I'll keep this going for the next month or so.

Huge thanks to Tara for helping me get setup for this year's posts!

Thank you all for making 2006 a fun and interesting year. I've never come across such a great group of people as I have on this site. It's been a pleasure to do this. I will try to add some new things in the next few weeks that I hope you will like. I've got a few ideas, it's just a matter of how to do it. I'm learning all of this as I go. Check back on Wednesday for the first show of 2007!

-Angela

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