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Mr Irvine
Electro / Lyrical / Lyrical

"49 years old,
proud parent,
suburb explorer."


London,
United Kingdom

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Last Login:  9/8/2008
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Member Since4/7/2006
Band MembersJUICY JPEGs
The download album


Newly edited and mastered versions of 9 of my songs are now available to buy from Amazon MP3 and Napster. Also on Mr. Irvine - Juicy Jpegs.

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   About Mr Irvine
I once had my head kicked in by 2 skinheads at Angel tube station, London. This may be because I was wearing a red jumper and a golden badge and blue eye make-up.

In 1998 I nearly drowned in Cornwall when a riptide pulled me out to sea. I escaped by telling the ocean to **** off.

Approaching Christmas one year I was pushed into the road by a rampaging european woman at around 5am in East Dulwich, London. She had moments earlier been noisily ejected from her female lover's flat. I decided to deal with this situation by gazing at her kindly, in the manner of Jesus. She backed away carefully.

Some people call me 'Skurvy Irvy' to my face. I'm told that this is intended as a demonstration of affection and familiarity.

Two young men began to mug me in a dimly lit section of Deptford High Street early one Saturday evening, placing one of their 4 arms around my shoulders without invitation. Due to a previous attack I instantly became filled with indignant rage which emerged in the form of a blood-curdling scream. They decided to abandon their mission and briskly trotted away to the north.

Recently, without looking up from her Mega Bloks, my daughter (5), sighed and told me "Daddy, when you play the piano it makes me feel even sicker".

Late one night in Deptford I found an elderly, unshaven man lying in a pool of his own blood in the street. He had banged his head against the kerb and was now sleeping. I encouraged him to wake up and promised to accompany him to his house. Because he was very drunk we travelled slowly. He said to me "I'm sure you must have some Irish in you". I told him that a quarter of me is an Irishman and he immediately squatted between 2 parked cars to have an enthusiastic dump. I delivered him nevertheless.

One fine summer evening on the bottom floor of a double decker bus on Brixton Hill a man told me "I'm going to cut you, you s**t". This was because I had foolishly distracted him from his original purpose of threatening a woman. The bus driver now stopped the vehicle and opened the doors to make it easier for me to be murdered. The aggressive man then enquired of me "Do you want some?" to which I calmly replied "No! I do not". This exchange was repeated almost identically a large number of times. The man eventually became so frustrated that he began to sob and was led from the bus by a kindly older lady. I continue to recommend public transport.

Because my northern english accent made me pretty much unintelligible when I first moved to London, the Australian barman of a pub in Chelsea misunderstood my request for half a lager, giving me a whole pint. When I pointed out that there had been an error he responded by leaving his post in order to angrily shake an oar at me. My girlfriend of the time was able to recommend a pub across the street. This left us in a difficult situation though since we had already paid for tickets for a performance of A Clockwork Orange to be held in the upstairs room of the pub from which I had now been so unfairly banned. Happily, my girlfriend of the time was able to recommend re-entry by fire-escape.

A subsequent girlfriend once said to me "I HATE your stupid flat, I HATE your stupid friends and you CAN'T COOK!" I now only cook for my friends.

Still recovering from a serious back injury I crossed Cannon Street on a sunny morning using slow, stiff movements. A militant cyclist jumped a red so that he could buzz me and this caused a powerful spasm in my back which triggered a cry of pain. He then paused in his busy schedule to tell me to "F*** Off!"

In mist, at dusk, I was travelling home through Surrey Quays when I fell from my bicycle on a slippy wooden bridge. I laid on the empty path for long minutes feeling quite unable to stand. Fortunately 2 teenage girls appeared and were kind enough to step over me and move on without making eye contact.

My friend who is a man-about-town and I were drinking alcohol in the otherwise deserted basement of a pub in Grays Inn Road when 3 women strangers marched into the room, lowered their underwear and commanded us to judge their rears. Without thinking I immediately cried "It's clearly contestant B!" As soon as the words had left my mouth I realised that the instant conviction of my decision must have been a dreadful blow for the other entrants. I vowed never again to take on the terrible responsibility of judging a bottom-contest.

When I am eating, I sometimes shout out in great pain because I have suddenly and ferociously bitten the inside of my mouth. When this happens I briefly become so angry that I want to kill myself. I don't mean that I want to commit suicide - I just want revenge.

My 5 year old daughter recently claimed that while she was still in the womb she was able to create cave-paintings on her mother's bones.

I am always polite and respectful to figures of authority but when I was told by a Shrewsbury policeman that he was going to arrest me for stealing petrol I accidentally laughed in his face because I thought he was joking. I was put in a cell for 3 hours and then interrogated. The same slightly shy and gentle policeman couldn't think of anything to ask me but with my help and encouragement we managed to get down on tape the fact that I am not a counterfeiter of 10 pound notes (even though I had recently gained a diploma from The London College of Printing) and that the tenner which had alarmed the woman at the petrol station had always been genuine. As I was being released a herd of struggling away-supporter football hooligans was dragged into the station. These angry young men were, by coincidence, from my home town although at the time I could not know this because I am immune to football.

My girlfriend gets really annoyed whenever I play the theme from Cheers. I don't think she minds my piano playing or even my singing and she certainly likes the song itself. What drives her mad is when I announce at the end that "CHEERS is filmed before a LIVE - STUDIO - AUDIENCE".

Because I love to walk long distances all over London (or any city), I was once interviewed on Channel 4 about an imaginary sport called Urban Walking. I tried to be a perfect talking head but my voice kept telling them I could not recommend Urban Walking to anyone. Something else I do not recommend is seeing yourself on TV because that's when you find out that you have always looked, to other people, like a twitching motel receptionist who hardly moves his lips when he speaks.

One dark winter my lungs became filled up with fluid. My chest felt like it contained mud and razor blades, and the toxins in me caused astonishing and beautiful visual disturbances. Whenever I closed my eyes I saw an overpowering, high-resolution, 200 mile per hour, full-colour dissolving-world scenario which was viewed through video-game camera work. I saw fine close-ups which were detailed far beyond anything I have observed in the real world. I saw enormous wide-shots of an entire solar system which then zoomed in with sweeping camera work to a liquid-engulfed world where unresistable water swept away buildings, vehicles, trees, mountains, entire cities and happy laughing crowds of people. As the anti-biotics slowly defeated the stuff in my body the water gradually ate away the soil of the planet and my hallucinations began to fade. A doctor at the hospital told me that they were not intending to commit me because I seemed to know the difference between the visions and my real world. I told him I was very grateful.


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charles & johanna





Sep 6 2008 10:10 PM

i LOVE the armchair anarchist!!

hope all is well....
<333
johanna
Poetry Over Music





Aug 27 2008 7:43 PM

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Aug 25 2008 1:02 PM




hello from tescoland u.k....
conrad mcqueen





Aug 21 2008 6:35 PM

hello boyo,
pop over and have a listen to my new tunes.
i'll get the kettle on.
conrad
SIENNA





Aug 19 2008 2:39 PM

Dear Mr.Irvine,

Thanks so much for your friendship! Unique and original!

Warm greetings from SIENNA
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Aug 19 2008 3:49 PM

Hi Mr Irvine,

Thought we’d let you know that we played your track "Juicy Jpegs" on BBC Radio Bristol Introducing this Saturday morning just gone. Sorry about the delay in letting you know. You can still hear it anytime this week using the on line "Listen Again" feature on the BBC i-Player, there’s a link to it from our profile.

Happy Dynamic Living!

Richard Pitt & Gary Smith
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Aug 18 2008 9:11 PM

I enjoyed very much reading about Mr Irvine whilst listening to his music, it is an experience I will be recomending.
Aldo DJ





Aug 7 2008 4:28 PM

Thanks for the request!!!

DAM





Aug 7 2008 2:15 AM

Thanks for the request!"ARIGATOU"!! from Tokyo
Robin's Heart





Jun 28 2008 3:25 AM

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Wishing you a lovely summer...
Robin's Heart
Nervous Stephen





Jun 28 2008 4:46 PM

hello mr irvine

come down to the horse hospital this fri night

its the private view of my work
n.
stephen x xx stephen
Barbara Buchholz





Jun 27 2008 9:09 PM

I'm happy to announce my new cd MOONSTRUCK, a collaboration with Jan Bang,
Arve Henriksen, Tilmann Dehnhard, Ulrike Haage, Kammerflimmer Kollektief,
Alejandro Govea Zappino, Jan Krause, Susanna and the Magical Orchestra a.o.
You're welcome to enjoy, bb
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Jun 6 2008 7:25 PM

where did we get to ? just don't say Neasden or Cleethorpes.
conrad mcqueen





May 22 2008 9:13 PM

Hey Mr I,
Just posted some new tunes if you fancy a listen...
Conrad
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May 10 2008 1:47 PM

Thank you for being our friend. We hope you can make it to the theremin festival in Lippstadt. It's going to be a great time.

(If you have any theremin playing friends, don't forget to tell them about this - they won't want to miss it.
)
Slim's Cyder Co.





May 6 2008 7:52 AM

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May 2 2008 2:21 PM

good morning
Treat yourself to something special this weekend!
Crazy Robin
Silent Math





Apr 24 2008 1:11 PM

Hallo...
Thanks for the requestion...
I very much enjoyed your musak.
'Twas very lovely.
Have a wound-da-fool day.
charles & johanna





Apr 12 2008 5:38 AM


wish we could get to your gig.....
MING THE MONG


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Mar 10 2008 10:38 PM

Great stuff at the Monty on Friday just gone Mr Irvine, will be looking out for another, keep us informed if you'd be so kind sir.
Lovehardt





Mar 5 2008 4:07 PM

Most certainly is.
Tuesday 18th March at the Old Crown.
A Spoonful of Poison open-mic





Mar 4 2008 3:42 PM

with who ? what have i forgotten now ?!
Barbara Buchholz





Mar 1 2008 8:30 AM

all the best from berlin!
barbara
RonAnon





Feb 22 2008 1:59 PM

S.S.F.T.O.O.T.E.C.S.
COMMUNIQUE.

This is a communiqué from Mr President, leader of the secret society for the overthrow of the entire capitalist society, a shadowy organisation of which I am the only member. Stated aims, to act as catalyst for nothing less than global insurrection through the subtle dissemination of Anarchist propaganda into the body politic through the home improvement industry.

Memoranda to all operatives


Whilst purchasing materials, closely inspect tattoos on vendor for signs of right wing alliance.

When preparing walls for skimming, dilute a P.V.A. solution with liberal agenda and apply vigorously to debate.

Whilst skimming walls, spread a thin coat of analogy over entire conversation, always working from right to left.

Prior to painting take care to rake out and fill in all cracks in ideology of fellow proletariat.

When nailing flooring, drive home points below the surface with a hammer and fickle punch line.

Prime all woodwork with a solvent point.

Upon applying final coats to woodwork, start at the edges, and work into centre with sweeping denunciations. Always work against the grain.

When in presence of petit bourgeoisie remember not to converse with skirting boards.

Remember comrades, each day are one step closer! Continue to do exactly what I say and we will make our dream of a leaderless society come true.
Beat Frequency





Feb 22 2008 11:04 AM

Thanks for accepting my add. Great to meet you.
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Feb 18 2008 12:37 PM

Oh.. you've got gigs coming up, excellent, I will try to make it!
Coming to this? You are on the guestlist xx