Got some Grisport Modena through the post the other day, Fantastic Shoe with nice little details and for the price fantasic quality.
Shall get some actual pictures of them toneet later on.
Henri Lloyd Consort
2 years ago
Friday, 20 November 2009
New Purchase
Got some Grisport Modena through the post the other day, Fantastic Shoe with nice little details and for the price fantasic quality.
Shall get some actual pictures of them toneet later on.
Monday, 16 November 2009
Music.
For me, Music is a big part of my life, I play the drums have been doing for around 9 years and my musical tastes range from jazz to death metal to dubstep.
The music I grew up with was Pink Floyd,The Jam,The The,The Smiths etc all thanks to my old man and his mate ( Who has been very big in musical influance for me)
From this I started listening to metal music where I went through a phase of listening to it ( and I am still in that phase..) But after a few years of listening to Slipknot and Slayer I branched out into mroe musical and back to where I started listening to.
I got into The Stone Roses,Oasis etc and then started listening to Electronic-Deathmetal music fom bands such as Enter Shikari.
From Music i got into fim ( Which will be a seperate blog post alltogether) and for me music is part of who I am.
Top Five Albums ( My personal one..)
One. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The moon, amazing alubum with various insperations from and also some of the best songs of all time in my opinion from the money inspiring intro and THAT bass line to the lyrics which to me seemed to come true for the bands future - Brain Damage.
Two. Metallica - Master Of Puppets, Containing such strong and passionate lyrical contenet and also thrashing guitar solos and drums..amazing album.
three Lou Reed - Transfomer, For its time this album sounded completly diffrent to the music that was around then containg all sorts of music and lyrics a good listen to.
Three There debut album which I see as one of the best bands of the " madchester" scene...Ian Browns Nonchalant vocals with Renis simple yet effective drum beats. From I Wanna Be Aorded to I Am The Resurrection, The album itself is just fantastic to listen to from beginning to end.
Four A " best of album" - The Smiths - The Sound Of The Smiths.
A two disk album which includes songs from Hand In Glove to The Headmaster Ritual also contains songs live such as Handsome Devil ( Live At Manchester Hacienda)
A great CD to listen to IMO.
Five And finally at number five its Morissey You Are The Quarry. With songs with patriotic lyrics ( for me anyway- they may not ment to be from the song Irish Blood,English Heart to First Of The Gang To Die.
There you have it a wall full of text about my growing up of music and also my musical taste.
Grim
The music I grew up with was Pink Floyd,The Jam,The The,The Smiths etc all thanks to my old man and his mate ( Who has been very big in musical influance for me)
From this I started listening to metal music where I went through a phase of listening to it ( and I am still in that phase..) But after a few years of listening to Slipknot and Slayer I branched out into mroe musical and back to where I started listening to.
I got into The Stone Roses,Oasis etc and then started listening to Electronic-Deathmetal music fom bands such as Enter Shikari.
From Music i got into fim ( Which will be a seperate blog post alltogether) and for me music is part of who I am.
Top Five Albums ( My personal one..)
One. Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The moon, amazing alubum with various insperations from and also some of the best songs of all time in my opinion from the money inspiring intro and THAT bass line to the lyrics which to me seemed to come true for the bands future - Brain Damage.
Two. Metallica - Master Of Puppets, Containing such strong and passionate lyrical contenet and also thrashing guitar solos and drums..amazing album.
three Lou Reed - Transfomer, For its time this album sounded completly diffrent to the music that was around then containg all sorts of music and lyrics a good listen to.
Three There debut album which I see as one of the best bands of the " madchester" scene...Ian Browns Nonchalant vocals with Renis simple yet effective drum beats. From I Wanna Be Aorded to I Am The Resurrection, The album itself is just fantastic to listen to from beginning to end.
Four A " best of album" - The Smiths - The Sound Of The Smiths.
A two disk album which includes songs from Hand In Glove to The Headmaster Ritual also contains songs live such as Handsome Devil ( Live At Manchester Hacienda)
A great CD to listen to IMO.
Five And finally at number five its Morissey You Are The Quarry. With songs with patriotic lyrics ( for me anyway- they may not ment to be from the song Irish Blood,English Heart to First Of The Gang To Die.
There you have it a wall full of text about my growing up of music and also my musical taste.
Grim
Thursday, 12 November 2009
History of Wigan Athletic Football Club.
Here is some infomation and facts on Wigan Athletic..Thanks to http://www.gowigan.com/ for the infomation.
Wigan Athletic was formed in 1932 and it was the fifth attempt to stabilise a football club in the town. In 1978 Wigan Athletic were elected to Football League. They were promoted to the Football League Championship only in 2003 and to the Premiership in 2005. In 2006 they reached the League Cup final for the first time in their history.
1932 – 1937 – Charlie Spencer
1946 – 1947 – Jimmy Milne
1949 – 1952 – Bob Pryde
1952 – 1954 – Ted Goodier
1954 – 1955 – Walter Crook
1955 – 1956 – Ron Stuart
1956 – Billy Cooke
1957 – Sam Barkas
1957 – 1958 – Trevor Hitchen
1958 – 1959 – Malcolm Barrass
1959 - Jimmy Shirley
1959 – 1960 – Pat Murphy
1960 – Allenby Chilton
1961 – 1963 – Johnny Ball
1963 – 1966 – Allan Brown
1966 – 1967 – Alf Craig
1967 – 1968 – Harry Leyland
1968 – Gordon Saunders
1970 – 1972 – Gordon Milne
1972 – 1974 – Les Rigby
1974 – 1976 – Brian Tiler
1976 – 1981 – Ian McNeil
1981 – 1983 – Larry Lloyd
1983 – 1985 – Harry McNally
1989 – 1993 – Bryan Hamilton
1993 – Dave Philpotts
1993 – 1994 – Kenny Swain
1994 – 1995 – Graham Barrow
1995 – 1998 – John Deehan
1998 – 1999 – Ray Mathias
1999 – 2000 – John Benson
2000 – 2001 – Bruce Rioch
2001 - Steve Bruce
2001 – 2007 – Paul Jewell
2007 – Chris Hutchings
2007 - Frank Barlow
2008 - Steve Bruce
2009 - Present - Roberto MartÃnez
There is a little bit of infomation and history in Wigan Athletic.
Grim.
Wigan Athletic was formed in 1932 and it was the fifth attempt to stabilise a football club in the town. In 1978 Wigan Athletic were elected to Football League. They were promoted to the Football League Championship only in 2003 and to the Premiership in 2005. In 2006 they reached the League Cup final for the first time in their history.
1932 – 1937 – Charlie Spencer
1946 – 1947 – Jimmy Milne
1949 – 1952 – Bob Pryde
1952 – 1954 – Ted Goodier
1954 – 1955 – Walter Crook
1955 – 1956 – Ron Stuart
1956 – Billy Cooke
1957 – Sam Barkas
1957 – 1958 – Trevor Hitchen
1958 – 1959 – Malcolm Barrass
1959 - Jimmy Shirley
1959 – 1960 – Pat Murphy
1960 – Allenby Chilton
1961 – 1963 – Johnny Ball
1963 – 1966 – Allan Brown
1966 – 1967 – Alf Craig
1967 – 1968 – Harry Leyland
1968 – Gordon Saunders
1970 – 1972 – Gordon Milne
1972 – 1974 – Les Rigby
1974 – 1976 – Brian Tiler
1976 – 1981 – Ian McNeil
1981 – 1983 – Larry Lloyd
1983 – 1985 – Harry McNally
1989 – 1993 – Bryan Hamilton
1993 – Dave Philpotts
1993 – 1994 – Kenny Swain
1994 – 1995 – Graham Barrow
1995 – 1998 – John Deehan
1998 – 1999 – Ray Mathias
1999 – 2000 – John Benson
2000 – 2001 – Bruce Rioch
2001 - Steve Bruce
2001 – 2007 – Paul Jewell
2007 – Chris Hutchings
2007 - Frank Barlow
2008 - Steve Bruce
2009 - Present - Roberto MartÃnez
There is a little bit of infomation and history in Wigan Athletic.
Grim.
update - Clothes,Fashion and genreal musings.
Oreet all, just thought I would do a little update on my blog since I havent done one for quite a while.
On the clothes front I have picked up two recent purchases: A wrangler long sleve check shirt ( may not define what is casual or a casual label but a very smart shirt imo and looks smart under a nice jacket.)
Also got from a family member a Hoggs Of Fife Waxed countryman jacket. Very smart and will do me for the coming winter months in WN6.
Footballing wise, couldnt not make the fulham game at home due to other things, Boyce's goal was good and although we kept piling on the pressure couldnt get that second goal needed to win. And fulham aparantly only came up with 400 fans but due to there mid-week match in Rome I can see why i presume the majorty of there fans went over to italy. Italy or Wigan? you chose.
I can not make the trip down to the big smoke on sunday against spurs due to money but hopefully we can come away with a point and White Heart Lane is a fantastic ground and theres some fantastic boozers in the area. The next latics match for me will be our home game against Sunderland where I will be meeting some of my mackem mates for a few jars and then will take in the game from my usual pew in the East stand.
Grim
On the clothes front I have picked up two recent purchases: A wrangler long sleve check shirt ( may not define what is casual or a casual label but a very smart shirt imo and looks smart under a nice jacket.)
Also got from a family member a Hoggs Of Fife Waxed countryman jacket. Very smart and will do me for the coming winter months in WN6.
Footballing wise, couldnt not make the fulham game at home due to other things, Boyce's goal was good and although we kept piling on the pressure couldnt get that second goal needed to win. And fulham aparantly only came up with 400 fans but due to there mid-week match in Rome I can see why i presume the majorty of there fans went over to italy. Italy or Wigan? you chose.
I can not make the trip down to the big smoke on sunday against spurs due to money but hopefully we can come away with a point and White Heart Lane is a fantastic ground and theres some fantastic boozers in the area. The next latics match for me will be our home game against Sunderland where I will be meeting some of my mackem mates for a few jars and then will take in the game from my usual pew in the East stand.
Grim
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