David Byrne of Talking Heads photographed by Peter Noble, 1982
I Can See You - by Paddy Summerfield c. 1986
Showing posts with label 1982. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1982. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Thursday, April 23, 2026
Photographer of the Day | Chris Steele-Perkins - Blackpool, 1982
The British On Holiday
The Master of British Photography
Chris Steele-Perkins - Blackpool, 1982
[despite what fans of photojournalist Martin Parr who passed away this past year may say)
Steele-Perkins had a more gentle and affectionate feel for his subjects not unlike someone who prolly introduced me to Chris’ work, contemporary photographer ‘Photieman’ and fellow alum from what was Leicester Polytechnic Fine Art Dept, my old friend artist/photographer Tom Wood
Friday, August 09, 2024
Jim Carroll Band / Paradise Theater, Boston - Dec. 21, 1982 | VOODOO WAGON | a draftervoi special
The Jim Carroll Band Boston 1982 - Voodoo Wagon
Jim Carroll Band / Paradise Theater, Boston - Dec. 21, 1982 (late show)
Jim Carroll Band
Paradise Theater
Boston, MA
December 21, 1982 (late show)
WBCN-FM
Paradise Theater
Boston, MA
December 21, 1982 (late show)
WBCN-FM
01 Oedipus - WBCN-FM Intro
02 Jim Carroll Band - Wicked Gravity
03 Jim Carroll Band - Three Sisters
04 Jim Carroll Band - City Drops Into The Night
05 Jim Carroll Band - Catholic Boy
06 Jim Carroll Band - It's Too Late
07 Jim Carroll Band - Tension
08 Jim Carroll Band - Crow
09 Jim Carroll Band - Lorraine
10 Jim Carroll Band - Nothing Is True
11 Jim Carroll Band - People Who Died
12 Oedipus - WBCN-FM encore break
13 Jim Carroll Band - Sweet Jane
A fabulous tape from the Sam Elliot's Mustache collection.
draftervoi says:
this was the late show. The review didn't think much of the early set, writing,
"He seemed to be saving himself for the radio broadcast of his later show."
The adjectives and nouns weren't any better: cold and dispassionate, nihilism
"He seemed to be saving himself for the radio broadcast of his later show."
The adjectives and nouns weren't any better: cold and dispassionate, nihilism
and pornography.
I happened to like that first LP quite a lot,
I happened to like that first LP quite a lot,
and unfortunately missed seeing the band when they played
San Francisco, so I'm happy to ignore the review."
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