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6 months ago

Inner London Violence - organ solo

Myself playing (badly) the Bad Manners song "Inner London Violence" on the organ

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LukeInnesThatPoet commented:

would love to learn this! would a tutorial be possible?
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6 months ago

Up The Junction

Squeeze - Up The Junction Piano Cover

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LukeInnesThatPoet commented:

this is brilliant! could you tell me what notes you're playing to play the main riff at the start?
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8 months ago

Jimmy White v Dotsy - 2005

Jimmy White plays me in a game of pool in Dalymount Park, Dublin.

May 2005

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this would be the proudest moment of my life.
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8 months ago

Hey good looking!

pick a piercing!

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8 months ago

Being Yourself

This Vlog is basically a video version of a blog post I did a few days previously. You can find it at www.amydeclares.blogspot.com

This is pro-be...

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8 months ago

English Veins, Irish Blood

I read my poem English Veins, Irish Blood. Simple.

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8 months ago

The Story of "Common People" (part 1/6)

Documentary about Pulp's song "Common People".

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9 months ago

Paul Morley & Simon Armitage deconstruct "This Charming Man"

From Paul Morley's programme "Pop! What Is It Good For?", broadcast 09/01/2008. Simon Armitage, the poet and Paul talk through The Smiths "This Cha...

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About LukeInnesThatPoet's channel

Me making an attempt at being a poet.

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LukeInnesThatPoet

Latest Activity

Sep 22, 2011

Date Joined

May 27, 2011

About this user

My name is Luke and I'm an amatuer poet from London. I'm a proud Irish Londoner, as well.

My poems are mainly inspired by the work of Simon Armitage, John Cooper Clarke and John Agard, as well as the lyrics of Jarvis Cocker, Billy Bragg and Morrissey, along with the stand-up of Frankie Boyle and Dara O'Briain.

I try to be relateable, and not hide the fact that I'm incredibly laddish. So I write about things such as football and women. I also sour those common teenage niceties with the occasional poem about politics, religion or love.

Another main inspiration of mine is my heritage and national identity. As a child born into an Irish family I feel a deep connection to the Emerald Isle, but still feel quintessentially English, if we're going to get almighty stereotypical on this.

Also, I have a foul mouth, and this is reflected in my poetry, so if this offends you, you can fuck off, quite frankly.

Age

Hometown

Hayes, London

Country

United Kingdom

Occupation

Student

Schools

Barnhill Community High

Interests

Music, Poetry, Football, American Football, Cricket, and various other things which are equally as interesting.

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