Bon Iver

[dentalplan]

I don't know what that had to do with Bon Iver but it was brilliant.

[Woffy]

4 minutes ago, Scruffylovemonster said:

Me neither but apparently I'm due space hopper royalties. No idea where that came from. 

What comes from Yogs mind is always wondrously baffling and entertaining.

[Yokel Again]

Prefer the second Volcano Choir album, but both Bon Iver albums have their merits. On his last tour Justin did a great job combining the x2 records with his expanded band. 

[T-Mouse]

15 hours ago, CHRLY said:

I'm listening to the first one to see if I like it anymore than I did when I last heard it. It's nice and I think it's alright. Doesn't really hit me on a the same level something like Pink Moon does (is that an apt comparison?)

Few albums could hit someone as hard as Pink Moon. Its devastatingly beautiful. Fair comparison though. Two individuals going through very difficult although quite different times spilling everything they had into their music. 

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

9 hours ago, Scruffylovemonster said:

Me neither but apparently I'm due space hopper royalties. No idea where that came from. 

Hello Scruffy. In my mind it was an homage to your afore mentioned testicles. Now, in the clear light of day, I can see that this wouldn't be so clear to the casual observer.

[LondonTom]

14 hours ago, Woffy said:

What comes from Yogs mind is always wondrously baffling and entertaining.

His is one of those minds, where you wish you had that sci-fi idea of being able to project someones innermost thoughts onto a screen, it  would be absolutely fascinating. (And maybe at times slightly horrifying, no offense Mr Yoghurt!

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

4 hours ago, LondonTom said:

His is one of those minds, where you wish you had that sci-fi idea of being able to project someones innermost thoughts onto a screen, it  would be absolutely fascinating. (And maybe at times slightly horrifying, no offense Mr Yoghurt!

I think being able to 'see' anybody's inner most thoughts would be fascinating - and possibly horrifying.

[Guest]

Will the hardback collection of Yog's missives be in shops for Christmas?

[CaledonianGonzo]

Like a Broons book, but set on Worthy Farm rather than Glebe Street. 

[Woffy]

6 minutes ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Will the hardback collection of Yog's missives be in shops for Christmas?

I suggested that to Yog on these Forums last week. But he probably replied about something utterly unrelated ;-)

[Guest]

Just now, Woffy said:

I suggested that to Yog on these Forums last week. But he probably replied about something utterly unrelated ;-)

How out of character!

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

3 hours ago, GETOFFAMYLAWN said:

Will the hardback collection of Yog's missives be in shops for Christmas?

I would actually like (no, love)  to publish two books. The first I have already written and is a childrens book. The second would be a 'coffee table' book which has years of my observations, ramblings, and some self drawn (badly) cartoons.

[Woffy]

1 hour ago, Yoghurt on a Stick said:

I would actually like (no, love)  to publish two books. The first I have already written and is a childrens book. The second would be a 'coffee table' book which has years of my observations, ramblings, and some self drawn (badly) cartoons.

Do it Yog! FFS, do it! 

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Just now, Woffy said:

Do it Yog! FFS, do it! 

Thanks for the advice Woffy. I have tried to pitch the childrens book before but got nowhere. I wrote it over a period of only two nights (it isn't a long book) having just had my first introduction to dope as a teenager. I wouldn't change the book though. It means too much to me as it is.

I really do want to work on the coffee table book. I think I'll take a copy of your post above to help provide me with inspiration. Thank you.