You Me At Six

I’m Not Alone (Calvin Harris)

Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend

Marlene on the Wall

Is it any wonder ?

Singing in the Rain in Aberdare

Battle of Pearl Harbour

… as re-enacted for us now by the women of Barley Townswomen’s Guild

Be (Live)

Tiny Girls

Lust for Life

Welsh Bloggers Make Friends

There is a goldmine of fascinating articles on Dave Raybould Welsh Bloggers website.

Many different types of Welsh blogger have contributed their own perspective on blogging and the Welsh blogging scene.

A wonderfully pithy article published today by Al Iguana catches the mood of the Welsh voter

Trust in politicians has reached an all-time low. You won’t gain votes by being some anonymous person knocking on peoples doors once every four years and waving a manifesto at people: they’ve already made their minds up. You will get votes by making friends with your constituents, by engaging with them, involving yourselves in their lives – you know, old fashioned community stuff. Time and distance is a factor, of course it is, but with new media you have the tools to do this easily, conveniently, openly. All you need to is get past this “them and us” mindset. There is no them, just us. Trust and respect isn’t earned by a glossy flier, but it might be earned with an email, a tweet. And the sooner we all sit down round a table, real or virtual, and talk like adults the better Welsh politics will be.

Aberdare’s elected politicians have chosen not to blog. That is a great loss to the people of Aberdare because the blog is an ideal medium to engage and connect with constituents. Al Iguana hits the proverbial nail squarely on the head.

Oh You Pretty Things

Use Somebody (Live)

Beautiful Noise

Hard Rain’s A Gonna Fall