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Infinitely Distracting

Infinitely Distracting

di Peter Loveday

Stagione 19

Champions of the unexpected

It is impossible to say if any of this pondering is of importance past this point, or better said, it is clear that none of this pondering will be of importance whatsoever past this point, that is to say, past this point in time. The here and the now are more important than pondering. (Illustration and incidental music by the author. AI not used at all.)

Keeping it alive

And in this it does serve to remind of scenes that pass and roads that wind as into the fracas it strays as soon as you look the other way (Illustration and incidental music by the author. AI not ever used at all.)

Eager and in motion

. There it is before me, the levelling sea, the calming sea, the resetting sea, just being, omnipresent in morning leaves of sunlight fluttering on its skin, banishing muddle-headedness, incidental thoughts and lethargy, doubt and indecision. (Song: "Sea Song" from the album "The Faraway Near".

We are what we are

...and there is no arguing with that. Who was it who said, "be yourself, everybody else is already taken"? (Illustration and incidental music by the author. AI not used at all.)

Chance encounters of the curious kind

To be honest, there is nothing I like better than these chance encounters of the curious kind, generally intriguing, often enlightening, sometimes uplifting, this essential contact with others.. (Song: "No Longer", from the album Through the Mirror)

Pedalling madly towards the day

There is still some story to tell, so I guess there is no avoiding it, I will go on telling it. This won’t last forever, so best to make the most of it. (Song: "No Longer", from the album Through the Mirror)

Feasting on the night’s riches

Coming down after a performance... it's never easy. (Song excerpt: "Big Fish" — Tiny Town flexi-disc, 1983.)

Stagione 18

Soar in circles above the square

We have certainly travelled of late, back and forth across land and sea. (Song excerpt: "Big Fish" — Tiny Town flexi-disc, 1983.)

The ships that we set sail

Sound check, and soon those songs set sail. We've built them as strong as we can, now we must let them go, set them on their way.

A beast of burden

This improbable adventure advances.

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