 In the mid-August 2008 episode: Intro, including Miles Remains from Death Or Glory Part 2 of an interview with Roy Harper. Roy can be found at http://www.royharper.com or on myspace at http://www.myspace.com/harperroy
Photo taken by Paul during a break in the podcast recording. Your Tongue in Their Cheeks from Poems, Speeches, Thoughts and Doodles (currently unavailable) A-Z of Harper: 'M' for McGoohans Blues and Me and My Woman Me and My Woman from Royal Festival Hall Live 2001 Credits and Legals Feedback from the Stormcock list meet at the Cropredy Festival Please note that all music used in the podcast is copyrighted and used with permission.
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Fantastic portrait. Have
Fantastic portrait. Have you any others to share?
Sadly not
I only took a few shots. The other good one will accompany the next podcast
Stunning photo of Roy
You can almost see mysterious intelligence shining out of his eyes!
Interesting to hear how he defended his 'puerile' songs like Pan, Forbidden Fruit, 'Zappy Nappy' and that ilk etc., and even though they sound superfluous they certainly do break up the over-preaching tedium, and there are always deep subterranean messages within each song anyway.
Like Sir Francis Bacon , Freud etc. that if it's human it should be put under the microscope and not regarded as alien but a representation of nature itself which we are born into [ or for that matter culture] and can be objectively analysed/represented as such without fear or excluding anything.
Sounded like Crop was fun. Hope you weren't refering to me when you told him that you get upset sometimes when bombarded with crap! Ha!
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