It's a quickie from me for the blog this week as I'm off to the Alps for the weekend, not a holiday as such, but to DJ at a party, celebrating the end of a week of snowboarding for the Boardb*tch girls. Ah, yes, sometimes, I can say, oh the life!
But my week has also been really hectic, and dominated with Welsh rock, from Straight Lines in session for the show last week, and interviewing them at their launch party with Cuba Cuba and Tiger Please, to heading to see the
Lostprophets end of tour shebang at the Bristol Academy on Sunday.
On Monday I was back with
Kids In Glass Houses discussing the Welsh music scene in three minutes - an impossible task - for Â鶹Éç Radio Wales' news shows, and Tuesday I was in London to interview a few key figures in the Lostprophets story.
It's no coincidence that I'm finding myself in the heart of the Welsh
rock scene, as I've started producing a rockumentary for Radio One's
stories on the glorious South Wales Valleys and the bands that have
been spawned from them.
If you have a vital part of the story
you'd like to share, please do so in the comments section, it'll help
me with my research.
The
Â鶹Éç Wales Music site also has an
excellent section on the whole
history of Welsh rock, so while
you're waiting for my production to air, head on to the main website for
the written word.
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