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Working Class Life & Music Festival: Newsflash
You’ll be pleased to know that the Working Class Life & Music Festival will be taking place next year bigger and better than ever.
Journeys Count More Than Goals
I tend to think in terms of goals. Stuff I want to achieve. Not necessarily just personal goals, but the social goals too.
So I’ll invent the idea of AFC Liverpool then make it happen.
New Album Review: 4 Stars in R2 Magazine
The new album We Can Make The World Stop has just been reviewed in the current edition of influential national music magazine R2 (formerly known as Rock N Reel).
Reviewer Eddie Cooney gave it a whopping four stars (woohoo!) and said some rather nice things about it too.
So The Festival Is Over
I can barely believe it. The Liverpool Working Class Music Festival 2009 is now officially over.
What an amazing four days we had though!!
Chumbawamba were great last night to finish us off. Tracey was superb. And Attila was sidesplittingly funny. You have to see his Swine Flu Rap.
Working Class Music Festival
I’ve got a spare two minutes so thought I’d update everyone on where I’m up to.
Sorry for being so neglectful but if you’ve ever seen one of those blue arsed flies from the proverbs, I’ve been impersonating one.
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