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Vincent Giles: Selected Writings

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Introduction

"We cannot expect people to have respect for law and order until we teach respect to those we have entrusted to enforce those laws."

- Hunter S. Thompson

Selected Writing

Book Reviews

A Grand Prospect, Margaret Hickey:: A Grand Prospect is a fictional account of Australia's first Governor General, Arthur Phillip, who was sent by King George to settle Australia after its discovery by Captain Cook twenty years earlier.; Lot's Wife, Monash University Student Newspaper, Issue 3. April, 2009. Page 50.

Album Reviews

Fork In The Road, Neil Young:: Neil Young takes his automobile on the road to make an album for fans and newbies alike.; CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009.; MTV, Australia. August, 2009.
Grey Britain, Gallows:: Gallows throw on some old punk pants and get stuck into some progressive rock on their latest album, Grey Britain.; CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009.
Cage The Elephant:: The self-titled debut from Cage the Elephant may be fun, but could become the elephant in the corner of the room.; CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009.
Mean Everything to Nothing, Manchester Orchestra:: Manchester Orchestra may have what it takes to make the top 40, but it may not be enough to separate them from the crowd.; CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009.
Semaphore, Sleepless:: Sleepless prove Adelaide is becoming a contender for Perth's Australian music crown.; CitySearch, Melbourne. April, 2009.
After The Dance, Jenny Queen:: Sterling production values on After the Dance do little to make up for an album which lacks originality.; CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2009.
There Very Best Of, Buddy Holly & The Crickets:: A thorough lesson in '50s and '60s music, this collection of Buddy Holly classics won't leave you wanting for a little rock'n'roll.; CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2009.
I Started Out With Nothin & I Still Got Most Of It Left:: Seasick Steve brings modern blues back to its basics, with simple tunes about simple times.; CitySearch, Melbourne. February, 2009.
Greatest Hits, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers:: Capturing an era of rock'n'roll like no other, Petty moves through blues to cheesy pop with ease.; CitySearch, Melbourne. August, 2008.
The Last Party, The Hampdens:: A fresh injection of pop-rock for the commercially weary masses.; CitySearch, Melbourne. June, 2008.
Brain Thrust Mastery, We Are Scientists:: A nice homage to retro, but it's all been done before.; CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2008.
I'm Not There: Original Soundtrack:: Although a soundtrack and an ode, covers of already brilliant music are always a fine line ...; CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2008.
Long Road Out of Eden, The Eagles:: The Eagles take on Timberlake-esque pop, but come off a little worse for wear on this much-anticipated two-disc release.; CitySearch, Melbourne. November, 2007.
Ultimate Relief, Birth Glow:: Abstract pop/folk meets humorous song writing in this release from Madelaide trio Birth Glow.; CitySearch, Melbourne. November, 2007.
Spray on Pants, Kisschasy:: This single release from Kisschasy will see die-hard fans drooling for some live action.; CitySearch, Melbourne. November, 2007.

Licensing

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Anything which carries different or specific licensing is marked thusly. Anything which I can not legally claim as my own retains its true ownership and licensing to the full extent of applicable law.

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	http://dan.vgiles.net/writing Vincent Giles: Selected Writings Home Biography Curriculum Vitae Ethos Sounds Calendar Works Wirripang (Publisher) Discography Show Reel Teaching Writing Occasional Musicians Links Introduction "We cannot expect people to have respect for law and order until we teach respect to those we have entrusted to enforce those laws." - Hunter S. Thompson Selected Writing Book Reviews A Grand Prospect, Margaret Hickey: A Grand Prospect is a fictional account of Australia's first Governor General, Arthur Phillip, who was sent by King George to settle Australia after its discovery by Captain Cook twenty years earlier. Lot's Wife, Monash University Student Newspaper, Issue 3. April, 2009. Page 50. Album Reviews Fork In The Road, Neil Young: Neil Young takes his automobile on the road to make an album for fans and newbies alike. CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009. MTV, Australia. August, 2009. Grey Britain, Gallows: Gallows throw on some old punk pants and get stuck into some progressive rock on their latest album, Grey Britain. CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009. Cage The Elephant: The self-titled debut from Cage the Elephant may be fun, but could become the elephant in the corner of the room. CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009. Mean Everything to Nothing, Manchester Orchestra: Manchester Orchestra may have what it takes to make the top 40, but it may not be enough to separate them from the crowd. CitySearch, Melbourne. May, 2009. Semaphore, Sleepless: Sleepless prove Adelaide is becoming a contender for Perth's Australian music crown. CitySearch, Melbourne. April, 2009. After The Dance, Jenny Queen: Sterling production values on After the Dance do little to make up for an album which lacks originality. CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2009. There Very Best Of, Buddy Holly & The Crickets: A thorough lesson in '50s and '60s music, this collection of Buddy Holly classics won't leave you wanting for a little rock'n'roll. CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2009. I Started Out With Nothin & I Still Got Most Of It Left: Seasick Steve brings modern blues back to its basics, with simple tunes about simple times. CitySearch, Melbourne. February, 2009. Greatest Hits, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: Capturing an era of rock'n'roll like no other, Petty moves through blues to cheesy pop with ease. CitySearch, Melbourne. August, 2008. The Last Party, The Hampdens: A fresh injection of pop-rock for the commercially weary masses. CitySearch, Melbourne. June, 2008. Brain Thrust Mastery, We Are Scientists: A nice homage to retro, but it's all been done before. CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2008. I'm Not There: Original Soundtrack: Although a soundtrack and an ode, covers of already brilliant music are always a fine line ... CitySearch, Melbourne. March, 2008. Long Road Out of Eden, The Eagles: The Eagles take on Timberlake-esque pop, but come off a little worse for wear on this much-anticipated two-disc release. CitySearch, Melbourne. November, 2007. Ultimate Relief, Birth Glow: Abstract pop/folk meets humorous song writing in this release from Madelaide trio Birth Glow. CitySearch, Melbourne. November, 2007. Spray on Pants, Kisschasy: This single release from Kisschasy will see die-hard fans drooling for some live action. CitySearch, Melbourne. November, 2007. Licensing Any content of any medium presented with this document for which I, Vincent Giles, can legally claim ownership is not released for licensing unless explicitly stated otherwise. All content is Copyright © 2012 Vincent Giles. All rights reserved. Anything which carries different or specific licensing is marked thusly. Anything which I can not legally claim as my own retains its true ownership and licensing to the full extent of applicable law. HI Network Search Loading... Lovingly crafted by Vincent Giles and Daniel Ritchie.