Gareth
@grenow.bsky.social
Self-reinvention is a way to stay young, as long as you can remember what you were.
I recall being an author, journalist, photographer, truffle grower, climate change writer, magazine editor and publisher, but who can be sure?
Born at 313ppm
I recall being an author, journalist, photographer, truffle grower, climate change writer, magazine editor and publisher, but who can be sure?
Born at 313ppm
Same is true for most gigs by the Sex Pistols...
November 27, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Same is true for most gigs by the Sex Pistols...
Richard Thompson: 2019, Royal Albert Hall, 70th Birthday celebration featuring huge array of folk stars, plus David Gilmour, Bob Mould, Spinal Tap...
Traffic: 1971 BBC In Concert recording - John Barleycorn album set.
Most recent concert: Don McGlashan with the CSO a few months ago
Traffic: 1971 BBC In Concert recording - John Barleycorn album set.
Most recent concert: Don McGlashan with the CSO a few months ago
November 27, 2025 at 8:25 PM
Richard Thompson: 2019, Royal Albert Hall, 70th Birthday celebration featuring huge array of folk stars, plus David Gilmour, Bob Mould, Spinal Tap...
Traffic: 1971 BBC In Concert recording - John Barleycorn album set.
Most recent concert: Don McGlashan with the CSO a few months ago
Traffic: 1971 BBC In Concert recording - John Barleycorn album set.
Most recent concert: Don McGlashan with the CSO a few months ago
David Bowie: 1971 BBC In Concert recording. First performance of Kooks (complete show on Bowie At The Beeb).
Viv Stanshall: 1974 Oxford Playhouse - also featured Roger Ruskin Spear and Bob Kerr.
Brian Wilson: 2004 Christchurch, Smile tour: review here: limestonehills.co.nz/Wordpress/a-...
Viv Stanshall: 1974 Oxford Playhouse - also featured Roger Ruskin Spear and Bob Kerr.
Brian Wilson: 2004 Christchurch, Smile tour: review here: limestonehills.co.nz/Wordpress/a-...
A review in due course | Limestone Hills
limestonehills.co.nz
November 27, 2025 at 8:25 PM
David Bowie: 1971 BBC In Concert recording. First performance of Kooks (complete show on Bowie At The Beeb).
Viv Stanshall: 1974 Oxford Playhouse - also featured Roger Ruskin Spear and Bob Kerr.
Brian Wilson: 2004 Christchurch, Smile tour: review here: limestonehills.co.nz/Wordpress/a-...
Viv Stanshall: 1974 Oxford Playhouse - also featured Roger Ruskin Spear and Bob Kerr.
Brian Wilson: 2004 Christchurch, Smile tour: review here: limestonehills.co.nz/Wordpress/a-...
Not the first National leader to demonstrate that!
November 27, 2025 at 2:37 AM
Not the first National leader to demonstrate that!
Exactly. But I suspect he leans ACT-wards, as does much of his caucus.
November 27, 2025 at 2:36 AM
Exactly. But I suspect he leans ACT-wards, as does much of his caucus.
Slot's problem is that he doesn't know how to get the best out of an outrageously talented team. Luxon has a crap team and no idea how to get them playing well.
November 27, 2025 at 12:44 AM
Slot's problem is that he doesn't know how to get the best out of an outrageously talented team. Luxon has a crap team and no idea how to get them playing well.
If he'd been smart, he'd have signed a deal with Winston giving the cookers a few wins, and left Seymour dangling - as Clark did with the Greens.
Instead, he gave ACT and Winston everything they wanted, and basically broke MMP by allowing tiny parties to dominate the policy agenda.
Instead, he gave ACT and Winston everything they wanted, and basically broke MMP by allowing tiny parties to dominate the policy agenda.
November 26, 2025 at 8:48 PM
If he'd been smart, he'd have signed a deal with Winston giving the cookers a few wins, and left Seymour dangling - as Clark did with the Greens.
Instead, he gave ACT and Winston everything they wanted, and basically broke MMP by allowing tiny parties to dominate the policy agenda.
Instead, he gave ACT and Winston everything they wanted, and basically broke MMP by allowing tiny parties to dominate the policy agenda.