Arpedon Krater Nigel Spivey

Channel 4 - Nigel Farage: Who Are You? (2014)
HDTV | 1280x720 | .MKV/AVC @ 2308 Kbps | 47mn 19s | Audio: English AC3 384 kbps, 2 channels | Subs: None | 930 MiB
Genre: Documentary

Filmed over six months, controversial filmmaker Martin Durkin meets controversial UKIP leader and political whirlwind Nigel Farage, in the run-up to the European elections, at which some commentators predict Farage will lead UKIP to victory. They also believe he may stop the Conservatives from winning the general election.A few years ago, no one had heard of Nigel Farage; now he's a major force in British politics. But who is Nigel Farage? Durkin finds out on a journey full of incident: drink in hand, Nigel guides viewers through his favourite watering holes in the City, and he sneaks the film crew into the Euro Parliament, only to be swiftly ejected.

Feelings run high about Nigel Kennedy, the bad boy of the violin (he's started using his first name again, if you hadn't heard). On the cover of this collection, he's pictured with red and blue paint on his unshaven face, biting the side of his violin for one reason or another. But Nigel Kennedy's Greatest Hits points to what has really always been the ironic thing about Kennedy – when it comes to the music, he's quite un-outrageous.

Deep Space is a set of "compelling trance rhythms (and) expansive themes" from John Stanford. He juxtaposes acoustics and electronics throughout the set. They play off each other and sequenced rhythms run around and inside the atmospheres. The pace evolves into a techno beat. While the atmospheres and samples are definitely sci-fi, the rhythms ground the set and take it to a new ambient groove. In that style, this is a great disc. Overall, however, it is good. This CD will appeal to fans of the Orb, Banco de Gaia, Eat Static, and System 7.

’Devil’s Secrets’ is the highly anticipated all-original release from Nigel Mack, ‘Canada’s Blues Ambassador to Chicago’. It is the third album by the blues multi-instrumentalist and singer, following his two critically acclaimed CDs 'Road Rage' and ‘High Price To Play.’
‘Devil’s Secrets’ features many different blues styles, from horn laden R&B and juke-joint harmonica instrumentals, to New Orleans funk and Chicago style blues. It chronicles Nigel move from Vancouver Canada to Chicago, IL in 2003. An all-star cast of top musicians from both countries (including special guest CJ Chennier) reflects his years of touring as a bandleader and his dedication as a record producer.