Guitar Man

I have no idea where or when, but HOT!

New Music!

Back in 2010 or 2011 (I'm not sure when, exactly) The Mighty Boosh Band recorded an album in New York at Jimmy Hendricks' studio but it was never produced and released. Now, with all of the excitement of the group performing together again, this song, Sunflash and Buble, was premiered by Lliana Bird on Xfm yesterday evening. The Boosh community was all in a tither! And, yes, I was one of them! God bless the computer age where an American can listen to a radio station out of London! Now, hopefully, this means the album is finished and set to be released. We can only hope! (I have a theory, which will prove it's self one way or another in the next two weeks!) Some more info from The Velvet Onion here

The Voice of Barratt

This entry is a bit different, because no pictures of the boys, no videos of the boys. But you get to hear Julian's voice! He has done several commercials, and you know that distinctive timbre as soon as you hear it! He could probably make a nice living just doing voice-overs for the rest of his life. Hopefully, he never figures that out!

The Velvet Onion

The Velvet Onion  is a great place to keep up on all things Boosh, and of course they were at both Soho Theater gigs. They did a nice piece about the shows and included a few pictures. Read it here.  If you are a Boosh fan and don't already follow The Onion, I highly recommend it.

Favorite Pictures

From Journey of the Childmen-watch it if you haven't seen it. It's during an after show party . He leans in and kisses the camera. But, oh, the eyes! It's like he's looking across time and space and staring right at us! (find this part at the 21:40 mark)

Kryptonite

Noel from the extras talking about his costume from a scene from Power of the Crimp playing Vince who thinks his life is over and he's going mainstream. Thank goodness, it doesn't end that way. Vince/Noel "normal"? Horrifying! (but still hot!)

Noel and Dave: Art Genius'

It's no secret around my house that I think Noel is an artistic genius. I would so love to own some of his work. Not in my budget, so I've settled for his book, The Scribblings of a Madcap Shambleton. The pictures here are from November, 2011, the first when they painted a billboard at London's Golden Square, the second a window they did at Waterstone's in Manchester, both times with an audience watching. Oh, to be in that crowd! Find the story here.