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The music by Nelson Wright, web developer and musician.

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A game involving maths, robots and evil! Written in Director, so it requires a Shockwave plugin. The Legend of Jando. This is an HTML/Javascript work in progress, but it's playable. It's an. Where you can choose between being a man, goose or chicken. This is a game written as a Java applet, created as part of my Multimedia Technology Degree coursework. Lindsay and The Storm. Acoustic, ethereal music. I play the djembe, an african drum. Here's what some people have said about The Storm:. An acoustic/elect...

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: January 2011

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Wednesday, 5 January 2011. Been listening to any good music recently? This is a question one is sometimes asked. Increasingly, I find my mind going blank when it is posed; I may mumble something about The National's latest disc. Or I Am Kloot's understated album. Then, I usually realise why. And, I've been listening to some really good music by local artists", I say, brightening with relief that I've remembered where all my music listening time has gone of late. Locals...

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: February 2011

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Tuesday, 22 February 2011. Last year, I bought two CD's down at the Blazer of Blueness. For £2 and £3 each. They're both very good, and have completely blown a hole in my theory that just guitar and voice can't hold your attention sufficiently over the length of an album. So, that's that. Another Side Of Calum Carlyle. I listened to them both a fair bit last year when I spent a weekend being ill, and mainly lying in bed. A weekend,. Mark you, and annoyingly. At any rat...

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: En Paris

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Wednesday, 27 July 2011. Pop In, Paris, France. I went with Fuzzystar. To play a gig last week. Yep, I said Paris. Actually, getting there and back on grot-bandits Ryan Air wasn't quite so cool, but never mind. The gig was fun, and Florence. Who ran the Pop In. Mercifully utterly unlike the watering hole of that name that once existed in Portobello) was very welcoming. She was even apologetic that she couldn't pay. Us anything. Imagine! And no-one even mentions it.

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: At The Festival

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Monday, 18 July 2011. One doesn't want to be too cynical. It's fun, yes, and you can see stuff. That would not normally come within an infinity of bargepoles. Of Edinburgh Hopefully you can afford some of it. The Festival (aka The Fringe), that is. So, all good so far. Where I differ from some shiny-eyed optimists, is whether there is anything to be gained from doing much in the performing of one's music in Edinburgh during the hullaballoo. In Edinburgh roughly doubles.

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: December 2010

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Thursday, 16 December 2010. Something's been bothering me of late. It's the thought that, in essence, pretty much all musicians are selfish bastards. Why do I make such a ridiculous accusation, you may say, when the light of their art shines on the drab. Corners of the world in which we live? Wouldn't it be better all round if all that effort was channelled into something useful? Like, clearing snow off the streets, doing shopping for people, something, anything? Neil'...

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: October 2010

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Saturday, 2 October 2010. I was speculating the other day if there really was any prejudice. Against people with ginger hair. Or not, given that this appears to be the country of their origin. It seemed to me that although sometimes subtle, some prejudice did. Indeed seem to exist. Then, I started wondering if that prejudice extended into music. Is anyone's favourite musician a ginger. Mick Hucknall, anyone? Muso that I liked. Posted by The Bozo. Search this Bozo's Blog.

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: Lips

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Saturday, 9 July 2011. So, there I was Bozoing around. In London last weekend. I had a slightly "larger" (if I may use that term without sounding like a Radio 1 dance DJ twat) night than I think either George or I expected on Thursday, but was certainly fun. That left me somewhat tired for the Flaming Lips. Gig at Alexandra Palace on the Friday, where they played their album The Soft Bulletin. Like seeing bands in very large. This Sunday, at The Listening Room. View my...

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Edinburgh Music Bozo: September 2011

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An Edinburgh Music blog. By a bozo. Monday, 19 September 2011. Hmm Having wondered about the legality of Grooveshark, and found (thanks Norm! That it's interpretation of legality is somewhat "interesting", I am now wondering something else. In what way does this differ from allowing people to upload all sorts of music to Youtube? Does that material get taken down, and if so, does it get replaced immediately? Posted by The Bozo. Tuesday, 6 September 2011. Not that I can recall right at this moment. There'...