Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
Art is conflict. Every medium that falls underneath its wide umbrella must acknowledge a truth within itself that even if it sets out to calm the nerves of the afflicted, to offer it shelter and hope, then it must be at its heart in opposition to that which vexes it.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
Dreams are important, they are our subconscious talking to us on levels that we only fathom when we embrace the complex reasons for our actions and those we wish to undertake. Dreams flow in directions that our sentient waking mind often represses, pushes away with agony of spirit that we which we truly wish to embrace, investigate, release, and like a river escape from the confines of the land on either side of us and return to the sea and the adventure that awaits in the unknown.
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Cast: Jason Watkins, Jonas Armstrong, Claire Skinner, David Bradley, David Mumeni, Joe Barber, Matilda Firth, Darren Strange, Kayla Meikle, Adrienn Réti, Craige Els, Caroline Boulton, Dan Code, Anita Major, Ralph Berkin, Sagar Arya, Kwadwo Kwateng, Shila Bentley.
For the majority of us, avoiding conflict is a day to day occupation, we have turned our eyes away from the bullying and intimidation on our streets, and the wonder why cannot face the moral questions of the massacre of a people a few thousand miles away; one action is a direct response to the suffering on any scale…we don’t wish to get involved lest the eyes of evil in all its forms fall upon us and we become the next target.
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Cast: Rhys Darby, Taika Waititi, Joel Fry, Samson Kayo, Matthew Maher, Nathan Foad, Samba Schutte, Con O’Neill, Vico Ortiz, Kristian Nairn, David Fane, Ewen Bremner, Nat Faxon, Madeleine Sami, Leslie Jones, Ruibo Qian, Anapela Polataivao, Michael Crane, Erroll Shand, Amanda Grace Leo, Rachel House, Minnie Driver, Mark Mitchinson, Bronson Pinchot.
History in the hands of the wilfully uneducated or the fool is in danger of being erased and found to be redacted as a matter of course; but in the hands of a genius who plays with the world through the medium of satire and graceful humour, it can lead the intended target to a place of discovery and the realm of unending treasure.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
Time, it’s sacred to us all, but some choose to abuse its trust and meaning by frittering away the seconds and minutes that add content to the day and make the hours meaningful. Time is not honour bound to push our voice, but instead will carry it if we are willing to walk the Gravel Road and count the stones that get into our boots, that tears at the soles of our worn-out socks, and which we are willing to abandon and tread in bare feet to achieve our goal…then Time will offer us the world.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
“Tomorrow, we aim for the Scala”, a cry to the theatrical and performance inclined that sets the senses alight in anticipation of a good time, of feeling the enormity of success as the lights on stage reveal living sentiment and a pulse of the heart that stands for all time.
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The journey does not necessarily take you where you want to go, but where fate and dedication understand you were always going to be; whether in the straits of adoration and consuming hard work, or in the valley surrounded by the Hill Country Love that insists on holding you in its thrall…you are where you are meant to be and influencing all who want to be standing in the same spot.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
When Love Wakes Up we must be sure to tend to it with careful hands and a just heart, for in life there is no greater crime, no larger scandal against the soul of another human being than turning our back on that in which we have awoken.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10
We are urged, almost dictated to in no small measure, to believe that success is the be all and end all, the point of human existence is to reach the top of the tree, look down with commitment and contentment and almost be smug in our satisfaction for winning in the game of life.
Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10
History could have been so different, the sound of the three bar blues delivered with a frantic pace and the opening slot of the televised spectacle of Live Aid would have been another band’s preserve; for in a world of what ifs and maybes the memory or discovery of what Status Quo are to many might well have been wiped clean and forgotten, the potential of the double denim rock and one of the most endearing and enduring bands lost to another plane of existence.