Linkblogging for 23/09/09
Posting will probably be light for the next few days, as it’s a busy time at work. To tide you over, here are some links.
Al Ewing is reviewing Beatles: Rock Band one song at a time. The interesting thing here is that Ewing – as he admits himself – knows almost nothing of the band’s music and is using this as a way of getting into them…
In other Beatles posts, Jog has a post on the comic insert in Magical Mystery Tour, along with some thoughts on how this would translate into the digital age in comparison with the film and album.
Todd Alcott continues his look at Kubrick with A Clockwork Orange part 2 .
For those of you who think I’m too hard on the anti-immigrant propaganda coming from people like racist UKIP, this is why.
James Graham has more on the ridiculous events at conference, which appear to involve the leadership briefing against the party…
And Chris Dillow has an interesting post on a fundamental disconnect in the debate between the religious and ‘new atheists’.
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