Advantages: Very good value for money, for facilities offered, especially for families Disadvantages: none
Bury might not be the top of everyone?s destination list, although it is not a million miles from the more popular city centre of Manchester (and linked to the city via the metrolink network). However being from Lancashire originally, I have just spent the best part of the last two weeks in the region, including a couple of nights at the Village Hotel and Leisure Club at Bury.
Village Hotels are part of a much larger group, including De Vere Hotels, Malmaison and Hotel du Vin. I have been familiar with Village Hotels for a long time, having frequented many a works conference or party at other hotels within the North West 15-20 years ago; (however I should point out that I now work for another part of this group.)
The hotel, which is a modern purpose built hotel, is easy to find from the Manchester Ring Road ? situated just off ...
Advantages: Light and easy to wear Disadvantages: Quite girly, not to everyone's taste
I first tried this perfume as I wanted a fragrance which was light and fresh but not too citrus-y as I have found this scent turns sour after a while. I tried a number of perfumes before I found Ghost Sweetheart. It was quite different from what I would normally try as the packaging is very girly and feminine. The box is a soft pink colour and the perfume bottle is tall and slim, a light pinkish peach in colour with a frosted glass effect. The bottle is quite elegant and a handy shape to put into a makeup bag or handbag. As for the scent itself, it is light and floral and sweet-smelling without being sickly. The scent is not overpowering and makes for a great feminine summer time fragrance to wear during the day or at night. It is very reasonably priced although I have got through almost the whole bottle very quickly as it is such ...
Advantages: "We joined the navy to see the world?." Disadvantages: "And what did we see? We saw the sea." (Irving Berlin)
?I must go down to the seas again,
To the lonely sea and the sky.? (John Masefield)
Never fear; I?m not about to start waxing lyrical about the sea. I?m more in the Irving Berlin camp than in the Masefield. I quote the lines above to illustrate the fact that even the most feverish of fanatics for the sea has to admit that maritime views are limited, consisting as they do of just two lonely elements: water and sky. And it?s stretching a point to include the sky, which can equally be seen above land as above sea. So, essentially, we?re talking about water.
Water, it might be argued, is not entirely monotonous to look at. The sea has moods, which it expresses in the colour of its complexion. Sometimes, it can be a tranquil turquoise, sometimes an inscrutable indigo, sometimes a grudging greeny-grey. Occasionally, it rears ...
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Product Information for "Ghost - Buried At Sea" »
Product details
Title
Ghost
Performer
Buried At Sea
Genre
Heavy Metal
Sub Genre
Black Metal
Release Date
26/11/2007
Original Release Year
2007
Label / Distributor
Neurot / Plastic Head; SRD
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
658457105429
Catalogue Number
NR 054
Additional notes
Album Notes
Somewhere between the aural equivalent of mating bluewhales and imploding black holes is GHOST, the impressive debut from Chicago's lumbering doom quartet Buried At Sea. Guitarists Jason Depew and Sanford Parker trade redwood-felling riffs while the rhythm section of Brian Sowell and Bill Daniel rumble from the abyss across this EP's epic single track. Perfect for fans of EyeHateGod and Sunn0))) alike, Buried At Sea adds a nervy noisiness to the standard doom recipe that cuts through the low-end like tin foil on fillings.
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