Some friends from my home town in Ireland are in bands! So I’ve 2 Last.fm pages to refer to you.
First Pavesi:
http://www.last.fm/music/Pavesi
And Serial Twin:
http://www.last.fm/music/Serial+Twin
If your interested in what I’ve been listening to recently, here’s my Last.fm page:
A very unique design. It’s supposed to be a ruined house on a hill in Ireland.
You walk around the base of the memorial, towards the water.
Go through a short tunnel, which has speakers playing the voices of people talking about the famine (including Bono).
And your in a ruined house.
You walk out the front door of the house, and follow the path up the hill, past a grave, and a what to me looks like a fallow potato field (because of the mounds or ridges or riggs in the field).
Here’s a view from above, which should give you a better view of how it’s laid out.
There’s even an overgrown garden out the back of the cottage.
Really a very impressive memorial, hey was that’s Bono’s voice coming out the speakers. Sheesh, he’s on everything these days.
If you get this error message:
W: GPG error: http://people.debian.org unstable Release: The following signatures couldn’t be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 212253A4F641D1A6
W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
This is because you don’t have the public key for Randall’s Nvidia Debian packages! The following instructions are from
http://wiki.chrismoonlight.de/doku.php?id=wissen:computer:linux:gpgupdateerror
gpg –keyserver pgp.mit.edu –recv-keys F641D1A6
gpg –armor –export F641D1A6 | sudo apt-key add –
sudo apt-get -u update
However I would have thought that installing either the debian-maintainers package or the debian-keyring would have the required key as the description of each packages says it’s has the keyos of the Debian maintainers:
debian-maintainers – GPG keys of Debian maintainers
debian-keyring – GnuPG (and obsolete PGP) keys of Debian Developers
At Berklee Performance Center on Saturday the 3rd of May the finale of Boston’s 2nd Jazz week will be held. Tickets in advance are $10:
http://www.jazzboston.org/about/jazzweek2008-highlights.asp
JazzBoston’s second annual Jazz Week benefit concert, “A Kaleidoscopic View of Jazz in Boston,” will be held at Berklee Performance Center on Saturday, May 3. Former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky will read from his work accompanied by legendary drummer Rakalam Bob Moses. Pinsky, a Boston University faculty member, will be making only his second jazz appearance ever, following his debut earlier this year in New York with drummer Andrew Cyrille. Moses has worked with jazz giants including Herbie Hancock, Charles Mingus, John Medeski, and Larry Coryell.
Artists from Berklee College of Music, New England Conservatory, and the John Coltrane Memorial Concert (JCMC) Ensemble will also perform at the benefit, proceeds of which will go to three outstanding jazz outreach programs in the Boston Public Schools — the JCMC Educational Outreach Program, based at Northeastern University, the New England Conservatory Community Performances and Partnerships Program, and the Berklee College of Music City Music Program. Young talent from the Berklee program will be front and center when the Berklee City Music All-Stars Quintet takes the stage. Special guests including George Garzone and Friends, the Coltrane EOP Quartet, and the Marianne Solivan Quartet will also be part of the bill. Additional special guests are still to be announced. MC for the festivities will be Eric Jackson, host of “Jazz with Eric in the Evening,” weeknights on WGBH 89.7.
I went to the final concert last year, which was in aid of New Orleans Jazz Musicians, and it really was a good concert, and well worth the $10! 🙂
And maybe there’ll be another JazzFest too!
