Brian Currin

Pixlr is my go-to platform for unleashing my creativity. I use it to craft digital art, design eye-catching visuals for my Spotify playlists and Youtube videos, and bring my website projects to life.

This is a hybrid mix combining various outtakes and remixes of Golden Landing by Ramases.

“Golden Landing” is the opening track from “Glass Top Coffin” by Ramases (released in 1975), and “Golden Landing, part 2” closes the album. This is a hybrid mix combining various outtakes and remixes of both these pieces. The images were created using Pixlr AI.

Created a grid layout to enhance the Jack Hammer Discography page on Piet Botha.com

A playlist of my favourite Yes tunes, from 1969 to 1989.

David Bowie's brief flirtation with the Tin Machine project from 1988 to 1992 left many fans in the dark and wondering what direction he was following now.

Tin Machine helped revitalise my career David Bowie David Bowie’s brief flirtation with the Tin Machine project from 1988 to 1992 left many fans in the dark and wondering what direction he was following now. I loved the bleak and sinister sounds (sometimes inflected with touches of humour) and the interesting choice of covers. This spirit is excellently captured on the “Live At The Docks” video…

Le Cap Tour Guide

Music News & Info With A South African Flavour

Photo by Michael Currin Ramases, of Space Hymns fame, was born today 89 years ago.Sunday, 1st January 2023 by Brian CurrinRamases, born Kimberley Barrington Frost (1 January 1934 to 2 December 1976), was a British psychedelic musician who released two cult albums in the early 1970s. Wikipedia Read more at SpaceHymns.comFreedoms Children – Galactic VibesSunday, 1st January 2023 by Brian…

One of the '70s compilation albums that helped shape my music tastes.

A playlist of my favourite Doors tunes.

The Doors A playlist of my favourite Doors tunes.

A dynamic playlist of mostly obscure tunes that I have enjoyed over the years.

Vagabond’s World A dynamic playlist of mostly obscure tunes that I have enjoyed over the years. I created the Vagabond’s World website in October 1997! And here I am still am.

My son, Michael, recently introduced me to the low bass covers of Geoff Castellucci. I've been enjoying them, and the cover of "Big Bad John" is my favourite so far.

Big Bad John – Low Bass Singer My son, Michael, recently introduced me to the low bass covers of Geoff Castellucci. I’ve been enjoying them, and the cover of “Big Bad John” is my favourite so far. Originally released in 1961 by Jimmy Dean, “Big Bad John” has always been one of my favourites, and now I am loving it all over again.

Time for some Prog Rock at Christmas!

Image by Roger Dean TIME FOR SOME PROG ROCK AT CHRISTMAS Tracks 1. Happy Christmas (War Is Over) – John Wetton2. Anticipating Christmas – Little Tragedies3. Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12-24) – Savatage4. I Believe In Father Christmas – Emerson, Lake & Palmer5. First Snow On Brooklyn – Jethro Tull6. What Child Is This? – The December People feat Trent Gardner7. The Carol Of The Bells – Marillion8.…

A recreation of the cover for the limited edition digital-only release "Singles & Rarities" which was available on Rhythm Music Store from 2008 to 2012. I compiled this virtual collection and it was authorized by Tully McCully.

Falling Mirror – Singles & Rarities | Brian Currin, November 2022 A recreation of the cover for the limited edition digital-only release “Singles & Rarities” which was available on Rhythm Music Store from 2008 to 2012. I compiled this virtual collection and it was authorized by Tully McCully. TRACKS 1. I Am The Actor (single a-side 1979) [3:29]2. Makin’ Out With Grannie (b-side of “I Am The…

Not sure how this video found me, but I am glad it did!

Not sure how this video found me, but I am glad it did! Frantic Feathers by The Snake Charmer

Very rare original video, created by Tully McCully, can now been seen on YouTube by kind permission of Tully McCully and Benjy Mudie.

Very rare original video, created by Tully McCully, can now been seen on YouTube by kind permission of Tully McCully and Benjy Mudie. Falling Mirror – Johnny Calls The Chemist Read more (a lot more!) on the obsessively detailed (even if I say so myself!) Falling Mirror website which is part of the South African Rock Encyclopedia.