Last night I had one of those too-rare ultra-high definition dreams… sadly, I cannot remember many cogent details, only a giant lighthouse filled with people, some sort of alteration of time, Anneke Wills (from Strange Report), Diana Skouris/Jacqueline McKenzie from (from The 4400) The 4400, and Olivia Benson/Mariska Hargitay from SVU (both of whom showed up too close to the alarm bell for me to recall whether or not they were both in character). There was some time and behavioural effect that was my responsibility, which somehow resulted in the house being filled with many tables of gourmet food, which disgruntled the antagonists in the dream for what appeared to be no reason, or a flimsy one (maybe they weren’t vegetarian). As always with these kinds of dreams, the architecture stays with me long after the dialogue has faded maddeningly out of memory…

Author Dan Matovina has announced new North American publishing deals for Pete Ham and Tom Evans, as their North American publishing rights reverted to their respective estates (similar to the manner in which John Lennon’s share of compositions for Northern Songs prior to 1966 have reverted to Yoko Ono). Although Apple Music Publishing made an offer to continue representation, both estates have signed deals with Bug Music for administration for the US and Canada. (Apple retains publishing rights for the rest of the world as well as continuing to publish Apple-era Badfinger compositions by Joey Molland and Mike Gibbins.)

Susan Lacy, executive producer of the Bob Dylan No Direction Home film has indicated a second film is being considered. The initial problem is that “There’s not as much material and it’s not as dense as the material we had from the sixties. There are big gaps in it.”

Caroline designed a site for Kevin Bailey’s Waveland to Wasteland, which chronciles the town of Waveland, Mississippi, devastated by Hurricane Katrina and then forgotten by FEMA. The photos are truly heart-wrenching.

“King of the Mountain” is available in the iTunes Music Store from today.