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anandtucker
Still feeling bad fo Eboue. No one should be booed off by your own fans when you have a big heart but the foot-balling brain of a weevil. |
The sheer brilliance of Mad Men continues to leave me dazzled. |
listening to the 1st album I ever bought, aged 9 - Billion Dollar baby by Alice Cooper, and it sounds surprisingly bloody great. Weird. |
Cut almost works. Its alive! Its alive! |
when little boys sing to their trains its like hearing a little bit of heaven |
Realised I have been off the twitter map for almost 5 weeks. So many tweets, so little time to catch up. |
@buzz red has beena revelation. Would be very happy to give you full impression when ive finished shooting next week. Cheers buzz |
shooting on the red camera. Weirdly liberating. Hope it looks as filmic as my fantasy of what's being shot. |
Camera testing with the Red. Weird seeing playback at such a stupidly highe resolution. Not sure if I am standing on the abyss of the future |
what is the best handheld gaming platform for a four and a half year old? |
sneaking feeling that when arsenal have a good year work will suck - so no midfield this year means what? |
wis my iPhone could just find all the locations for me, photograph them, geotag them, and then send them all to me. Its raining again. |
nothing so melancholy as a derelict house on a Northern industrial estate |
No rain, The National on very loud, Leeds in the sunshine, oh bliss. |
Leeds needs more rain because there is more room than in lojdon |
also they might be giants |
did i mention how much i love my iPhone? |
managed to drop most beloved iPhone in the toilet while on conference call about Aliens. Miraculously, having been a brick for 24 hours ... |
On recce in Yorkshire. Past landscape of my eighties headlines. Rain and dark sunshine. |
Watching 20 five year olds jump up and down on a bouncy castle for three hours. |
