PINS & NEEDLES DIGITAL

PINS & NEEDLES DIGITAL

I have two guitars but never play them I can only assume that is why this track dose not quite do it for me. A good idea at the time but will need need attention. s.e.15

America suckered again. I heard some guy ranting and raving that one man living in a cave and how this man manage to get Norad to stand down while two planes well you know the rest.

Inspired by the movie Blade Runner. Almost twenty years ago not the best recording but back then all I had to record with was a sound blaster. Just the one.

Rob Reid Recordings

A writer and a musician who set up pinsandneedlesrecords simply as a outlet for his demos/promos. With over 2 hours of his own music he has far exceeded his own expectations. Pushing the tempo he went on to set up WRDFM.COM. From the outset he has meet with a lot of resistance but undeterred wrdfm has become in its own rights a leading internet showcase radio receiving sponsorships and promotional music.

To create innovative new music

In this increasing music world of bleeps, beats and glitches, it is now somewhat refreshing to hear. A vocal line that is not being auto fixed by an auto tune. …Real music without a filter anywhere in sight. That thing you can only do when you tap a beat out, not when running a loop. A broken piano as opposed to that new fangled rom player. In my opinion the only way forward is to stop now and start again
….The energy it takes you to sing, play piano, or guitar has more value spiritually than the latest bit of software that can do it for you." To be human is to err” Software is not music. Software needs music. Music is people. ROB REID PINSANDNEEDLESRECORDS. CO.UK

Pins and Needles, a London based music label would like to give you the opportunity to listen to select demo tracks from the forthcoming various artists 1980 - 1998 reworked album. Rob Reid Recordings for PINSANDNEEDLESRECORDS. A new mini EP I Remember 2010 will be available soon.

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The medical name for pins and needles is paraesthesia, and there are a variety of possible causes. Paraesthesia is a sign that sensory nerves in the area of the tingly sensation are being irritated (rather than motor nerves which control movement). This irritation may be the result of disease or damage to the nerves themselves, damage to the blood supply, or disease of the surrounding tissues, such as arthritis, which ultimately affects the nerves. Pins and needles become more common as a complaint as people get older simply because it becomes increasingly likely that some sort of disease may irritate the nerves. One of the most common causes in older people is poor blood supply to the limbs because of atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries - a condition which millions of people in the developed world suffer. Another common problem among the elderly is arthritis, which can interfere with both nerves and blood supply. The most likely answer to your mother's symptoms is that it isn't serious and simply reflects some common changes of ageing. However, there are some causes that need to be ruled out and your mother should get her own doctor to check it out. Nerve damage Almost any condition that can damage nerves may cause pins and needles. In these cases the tingling can be extremely unpleasant, with a raw burning character. Although unlikely in your mother, in younger people multiple sclerosis often begins with a prolonged episode of pins and needles for which no other cause can be found. Other causes include: Vitamin deficiencies: although few people in the UK suffer from severe vitamin deficiencies, the elderly are prone to a poor diet and minor deficiencies. Check that your mother has a balanced diet and consider vitamin supplements. Metabolic disorders (ranging from diabetes to changes in blood chemistry that occur during a panic attack. Both these examples are common causes of tingling in the fingers).
Poisoning, especially with heavy metals. Infections. Poor blood supply
Irritation of the nerves may result when their blood supply is reduced or cut off. Either by chronic disease such as atherosclerosis, intermittently (for example, in a condition called Raynaud's phenomenon where the artery goes into spasm) or acutely by sudden compression of the arteries (a classic problem is when someone gets drunk and falls asleep with their arm hanging over the edge of a chair). Tingling is a sign that the nerve is still alive, if under threat. When the nerve dies the tingling should stop. So it may be a good warning sign to take action. This article was last medically reviewed by Dr Trisha Macnair in June 2008

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