Very interesting read.
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Thank you Kelly!
I always enjoy reading about Tim's writing process; what inspires him and what the lyrics are about.
The review was nice too. 
Since I'm no good at finding that kind of articles myself and nothing is written about Tim's music overhere, I appreciate every post and link. I want to thank everybody at the forum for the nice links, reviews and information. I read them all.
Kitty
I always enjoy reading about Tim's writing process; what inspires him and what the lyrics are about.
The review was nice too. Since I'm no good at finding that kind of articles myself and nothing is written about Tim's music overhere, I appreciate every post and link. I want to thank everybody at the forum for the nice links, reviews and information. I read them all.
Kitty
Thanks for posting Kelly.
I enjoyed reading through those.
I enjoyed reading through those.
https://www.wineselectors.com.au/magazine.asp
Australian Wine Selector, summer edition, has an interview with Tim, by Mikey Robbins, and a several nice photos too. (Also got Stuart McGill, but that's another story!).
Nothing much new in the interview, but I'll try and scan the photos up when I have a mo.
[Yay, Santa brought Victoria rain! Good Santa.]
Australian Wine Selector, summer edition, has an interview with Tim, by Mikey Robbins, and a several nice photos too. (Also got Stuart McGill, but that's another story
!).Nothing much new in the interview, but I'll try and scan the photos up when I have a mo.
[Yay, Santa brought Victoria rain! Good Santa.
]
Cool, so is this something I could buy at the paper shop, or is it only mailed to you if you're a memeber of the site 
My questions too
Looking forward to seeing the pics hk, if you can manage it. I'd still like to buy a copy if its readily available though
Looking forward to seeing the pics hk, if you can manage it. I'd still like to buy a copy if its readily available though
quote:Originally posted by Finngirl:
Cool, so is this something I could buy at the paper shop, or is it only mailed to you if you're a memeber of the site
No idea, I'm afraid
. I just saw it in a box at the Prahran markets, with Tim's face leaping out of me, and bought it. First time I'd noticed the mag, not being someone who buys wine magazines. Maybe it's in newspaper shops, it doesn't seem to be a monthly publication so should be around for a bit.And, yep, TR, I'll scan them in tomorrow if someone can pm me how to load the images up on this forum.
Yippie, the newsagent at the big shopping center near me had ONE copy when I checked today
so it seems the mag is available to the general public (well, at least in OZ)
now if only my scanner was'nt being difficult
thankyou again for the heads up hk
so it seems the mag is available to the general public (well, at least in OZ)
now if only my scanner was'nt being difficult
thankyou again for the heads up hk
Many thanks for posting that Finngirl. I'll have a look for it when I'm out and about over the next couple of days.
I have the scans, but still don't know how to load to the forum. Happy to send to people's emails if they want.
I'll give it a whirl
The front cover
and inside
The front cover
and inside
I couldn't wait once I knew Finngirl had picked this up, so I rang the local newsagency in Pakenham, and confirmed they had stock. If anyone's down this way ( !) they have heaps of copies, and Pak's more or less out of the way, so I'd hope that more central newsagencies would have plenty of stock.
The photo's really are lovely.
If anyone wants to read the body of it here, please let me know. I understand that I can post the article as long as I give appropriate credit to the author and publication. It is long however, and I'd be typing it out, so it may take a while.
!) they have heaps of copies, and Pak's more or less out of the way, so I'd hope that more central newsagencies would have plenty of stock.The photo's really are lovely.
If anyone wants to read the body of it here, please let me know. I understand that I can post the article as long as I give appropriate credit to the author and publication. It is long however, and I'd be typing it out, so it may take a while.
How DO you do that Finngirl?
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I can't always do it hk , especially when my scanner is being a brat
but, I scanned the pics and saved them in photobucket, then when you are typing the message, you click the icon in the message box that looks like a painting,(a box will come up asking you to insert the URL) cut the URL thingy from the first box under the picture in photobucket and paste it into that space, then click okay.
There may be another way of doing it too, but that is the way I know.
Glad you like
, especially when my scanner is being a bratbut, I scanned the pics and saved them in photobucket, then when you are typing the message, you click the icon in the message box that looks like a painting,(a box will come up asking you to insert the URL) cut the URL thingy from the first box under the picture in photobucket and paste it into that space, then click okay.
There may be another way of doing it too, but that is the way I know.
Glad you like
10th Oct the Age
15th Oct Sunday msn< Good vid link with interview on this one.
Music Head some links on this page to vids
15th Oct Sunday msn< Good vid link with interview on this one.
Music Head some links on this page to vids
OOh thanks for the scan Finngirl. Off to wallpaper.
Off to wallpaper.
Really good interview, thanks for posting.
2 questions:
I was at the first gig at the Albert Hall after Paul's suicided - I could have sworn that Neil was at the rear-end. Mainly it sticks in my head cos Tim made a joke about him being the "ass" and Neil responded immediately about how that was good cos it was the engine. It really stuck with me cos it typified Neil's typical (and oft-noted) ability to look at everything so positively.
Second, from where I sat (in the upper balcony) - there were tons and tons of empty seats. My best guess would have been that it was only 2/3 full.
Maybe I was at a gig in my imaginary kingdom???
2 questions:
I was at the first gig at the Albert Hall after Paul's suicided - I could have sworn that Neil was at the rear-end. Mainly it sticks in my head cos Tim made a joke about him being the "ass" and Neil responded immediately about how that was good cos it was the engine. It really stuck with me cos it typified Neil's typical (and oft-noted) ability to look at everything so positively.
Second, from where I sat (in the upper balcony) - there were tons and tons of empty seats. My best guess would have been that it was only 2/3 full.
Maybe I was at a gig in my imaginary kingdom???
Nice series of interviews with Undercover
http://video.myway.com/sites/myway/channels/entertainment/index.htm
http://video.myway.com/sites/myway/channels/entertainment/index.htm