Inconsequential can be made to be good...

Playlist

Grandaddy - Just Like The Fambly Cat

John Wetton & Geoff Downes - Icon II - Rubicon

Uriah Heep - Wake The Sleeper

Jonatha Brooke - Back In The Circus

Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine

Tool - Lateralus

Lou Reed - Ecstasy

Sparks - Exotic Creatures Of The Deep

Porcupine Tree - Fear Of A Blank Planet

William Orbit - Pieces In A Modern Style

Muse - The Resistance

Udo Lindenberg - Stark Wie Zwei

Alice Cooper - Brutal Planet

Lou Reed - The Raven

Laura Pausini - From The Inside

Craig Armstrong - Piano Works

Anywhen - The Opiates

Suzanne Vega - Beauty & Crime

The Blue Nile - High

Del Amitri - Can You Do Me Good?

Tangents - Maze Crescent EP

Yes - Yes

Yes - 208 Radio Luxembourg Atlantic Gold EP

Fehlfarben - Über... Menschen

Two more, very probably, stupid book purchases today - £2 each from the BHF...

A meet up tonight with the Exec Producer...

To Bread Meats Bread for tasty burgers and fries...

...before heading round to the Lyceum for the second of many things we will see at this years Edinburgh Festival & Fringe...

Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot", performed tonight by Irish theatre group, Druid...

Coffees...

...and in...

While there was only one set, it was quite beautiful...

The play itself is, of course, quite inconsequential - it's the meanings others have put and continue to put on it which have made it one of the most iconic theatre pieces written in the 20th Century...

Very good indeed - once I got over the inconsequentiality of it all...

Post performance, we stepped outside into a crowd awaiting a very loud and bright multimedia experience to open the Festival, however, we did not wait to see it...

Perhaps we should have...

Today's artwork, "Waiting for Waiting for Godot"...

Highlight of the Day : Waiting for Godot...