The Fifth Beatle, George Martin, has left us, so we turn to a musician who has been infinitely touched by his work to give the eulogy.
A Christmas message…
In the spirit of the season, we have a message from a very special person to you and yours. Merry Xmas!
The new Facebook algorithm – thanks for the relapses, Mr Zuckerberg
Facebook’s new algorithm seeks to provide users with more relevant news feed items based on what they’ve stopped to read, but that’s not what Nathan Dee’s looking for…he just wants to FB stalk his enemies (and let’s face it, so do you).
RIP Kim Fowley: The ultimate Hollywood pop hustler
Nathan Dee reflects on the remarkable life of Kim Fowley – producer, performer, songwriter and manager for some of rock and roll’s most timeless artists…
Paul McCartney – the next big thing? No, Gen Z, he isn’t.
Nathan Dee’s shaking his head in disbelief over what the kids of today are saying about Paul McCartney on Twitter… #what’sbecomeoftheworld
The new Lexus: It’s not one for the purists
Nathan Dee is a fan of the new Lexus ad, but there are some classical fans out there who think the campaign strikes a few off-key notes…
Nickelback: Kickstarter kick in the arse not necessarily fair…
Nathan Dee may never, like ever, want to “stand together” with Nickelback, but he still (vaguely) respects their right to do what they do – be musicians.
Shukatsu Festa – Taking your coffin for a “test run”
Nathan Dee wonders, as Shukatsu Festa gets everyone cosily trying out the coffins they’ll spend the rest of our lives in, aren’t there more important things during life to worry about?
Jack the Ripper: A win for the armchair detectives, a loss for the imagination
Nathan Dee heard the news about Jack the Ripper’s true identity and was, in truth, a little disappointed. Aaron the Ripper just isn’t quite as catchy, is it?
S&M: George Harrison might weep over Beetles…
A weird twist of fate has a tree planted in tribute to Beatles legend George Harrison being destroyed by…yeah, you guessed it, beetles…
Rolf Harris: Separating the art from the crime
Nathan Dee has no qualms about Rolf Harris getting rightful punishment for his crimes but questions binning his artistic legacy.