Blogging as Spectacle

I have just been reading a blog about Amy Winehouse hitting a fan at Glastonbury.

You have to hand it to Amy Winehouse, she is definitely different from your average 'pop star'.

Can you imagine McFly fighting with fans?

To many pop acts, like Avril Lavigne are manufactured and controlled by their music industry masters. Taking the example from the Amy Winehouse blog with football, to many of todays musicians, pop stars and footballers are to worried about their image to go out and have fun.

Footballers now are all athletes, well behaved and lets be honest pretty much personality free. There are no footballers these days that stand out like George Best, they simply don't have the tales to tell.

Apart from Amy Winehouse hitting the fan, the Massive Attack set looked fantastic. It would be good to see them tour again. I noticed in todays papers that one time Massive Attack collaborator Tricky has some new material being released, I am looking forward to this being released.

My second post has become like the Stones Roses second album.

To long in the making, the longer it goes on the harder it becomes to make. Will it live up to the hype, will it be as good as the first one? Are people even interested anymore? Will it still be contemprary?

Should I ding it and move to a new blog? Sign a deal with Blogger or Wordpress?

Oh the second post has been difficult. Not for creative reasons, there was not artistic arguements, fallouts or tantrums. I never needed to lock myself away in a studio to seek sanctuary from the pressure.

Nope, none of that.

I just lost my password for the account.

It is simple as that.

Hello World!

I have never blogged before, never even kept a diary.

I am not sure how long I will keep this up for.

I am not even sure what I will blog about.

I am not sure that anyone will ever find this blog.

I am not sure that even if people do find this blog that they will bother reading it.

I am not sure that I will go to the trouble of reading it.

I am not sure of much.