Got a slight deviation from our standard operating procedure today. And it's one for the Londoners on board. As per the title of the post really, though I've copied the text direct from the Proud Galleries website, as they did a great job wrapping up the backround for this highly recommended exhibition

*"The menacing stalking sound of "Rumble" (and its title) led to a ban on several radio stations, a rare feat for a song with no lyrics, on the grounds that it glorified juvenile delinquency." Yes, we aren't mucking about with this one. Simple, yet massive all the same. This really is all about the music. Anyone not instantly recognising the track name should very quickly recognise the guitar chords employed, as "Rumble," has featured in many a movie over the years.

A treat for the ears this is! Anyone remember how effective this was in soundtracking the harshness of all that is the Requiem For A Dream movie? I found it showing over the weekend at around 2am in the morning, and must have only managed about a half hour before deciding to pack it in for fear of what was still to come. Strange, this is perhaps the only film I know that gets me feeling the way I do.

Just beautiful this is. Sat at home, tired and cold on a Friday evening alone here in SW19. Yes, this is perfectly suited to how I'm feeling musically right about now. Been enjoying a fair few of these long rock based sort of instrumentals recently, where before I'd not typically been a fan. Perhaps then like Bob Dylan said - times they are a-changin'..? Anyway it's 8mins and 17secs of loveliness and I hope you be diggin'.