Comments on: Nearmint, Mixing, Talking & Whistling, 36 Reasons Why http://www.shirleylee.co.uk/nearmint-mixing-talking-whistling-36-reasons-why/ Official site for Spearmint frontman, Shirley Lee Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:50:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: beats by dre http://www.shirleylee.co.uk/nearmint-mixing-talking-whistling-36-reasons-why/comment-page-1/#comment-221 beats by dre Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:50:03 +0000 http://www.shirleylee.co.uk/nearmint-mixing-talking-whistling-36-reasons-why/#comment-221 very nice submit, i certainly love this web site, keep on it very nice submit, i certainly love this web site, keep on it

]]> By: Simon B http://www.shirleylee.co.uk/nearmint-mixing-talking-whistling-36-reasons-why/comment-page-1/#comment-91 Simon B Thu, 02 Apr 2009 04:30:51 +0000 http://www.shirleylee.co.uk/nearmint-mixing-talking-whistling-36-reasons-why/#comment-91 People chatting through gigs is a constant bugbear of mine, and seems unavoidable wherever you go. We live in a society where a significant minority are just completely inconsiderate. I was watching The Xcerts do a live set in a record shop (do they still call them that?!) yesterday and one of the members of staff carried on chatting throughout...naturally to make himself heard over the music he had to talk very loudly! Another question that struck me last night whilst waiting in a pub for a gig to start...how did the spirit of peace and love that was (apparently) prevalent 40 years ago turn into the spirit of anger and potential violence so common these days? I'm really enjoying your new solo album, it grows on me with each new listen. Best wishes, Simon People chatting through gigs is a constant bugbear of mine, and seems unavoidable wherever you go. We live in a society where a significant minority are just completely inconsiderate.

I was watching The Xcerts do a live set in a record shop (do they still call them that?!) yesterday and one of the members of staff carried on chatting throughout…naturally to make himself heard over the music he had to talk very loudly!

Another question that struck me last night whilst waiting in a pub for a gig to start…how did the spirit of peace and love that was (apparently) prevalent 40 years ago turn into the spirit of anger and potential violence so common these days?

I’m really enjoying your new solo album, it grows on me with each new listen.

Best wishes,

Simon

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