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much preferred robinson to london. felt london was too rooted in time/real life events, robinson felt more timeless (though paradoxically definitely of a time) mind you i saw robinson first, maybe that was the wrong order.

what ive neevr seen explained about this from e.g. the economist, is why this particular legislation is necessary to liberalise labour laws. the legislation is proposed to allow employers to sack employees under a certain age without justification - have i got that right? this seems a little...

this is absolute horseshit and thank god they have lost this ability if it existed. "holistic self policing my arse. this sort of thing is reprehensible whether or not you think the individaul deserves it. if someone has done something to warrant disciplinary action it should be brought in to...

i thought skepta and jme were the best performers ive seem at a grime night, at 333 the other month. essentials were also good and working with the crowd etc. to be honest, as ive never experienced anything else, the chaos of >15 people on stgae, grabbing the mic, jarring constant rewinds etc...

the thing about the long blondes is that they wrote a song about the problem of segregation (from a transport point of view). its about the M18 and the M1 i think, and trying to cross them or something. segregation in this sense is the problems faced by communities when they are physically...

hey grosun hows it going? long time no hear.... er better say something pertinent about music magaznies so i was surprised to pick up a new grime one at the whitechapel thing which was called er.... something or other but was run by someone who was obviously someone estabslihed in the scene...

i htought dissensuse was meant to be the clever version of ILE? seems to have turned into the noize board. padraig is jon williams and i claim my £10

even worse than OMM, it got in the nationals; tiga -sexor shurely tiga is about as un-alternative as electrohouse comes, apart from mylo? remember that little tune called er "sunglasses at night"?

er this just sounds like OMM to me?!?

is this really a recent phenomenon? it seems that the whole time ive been listening to garage or grime this has been happening, albeit not maybe in the form of more officially titled releases. wasnt there a 2002 "its a london ting"? and several versions of diamond rings for exmaple? furthe to...

i thought jendor and nu era handled the fact that it was a "difficult" crowd really well, not getting frustrated like purple/g double seemed to be. they seemed to be actually having fun, and had a good spark between em. it was fun and cheap, so cheers for putting it on. i loved the sign at the...

im waiting for a beautifully produced, high quality magazine like the wire or plan b/loose lips sink ships that actually covers dance music. i think theyre called Grooves or de:bug or xlr8r, but theyre either in german or not available in this country. (nb have never read any of these 3)

were there seriously no other dissensus-ites reppin their ends at this? i assumed that at the least all the geeks at the front dancing away would be from here ;) myself included natch

john, i dont think that the repsonses here to the grauniad piece are necessarily implying "priates = beneficial 100%", i think they are questioning the arguments and evidence that the article uses to paint a negative view of pirate radio. i.e. a good piece on pirates would be one that explored...

this night was HOT big up bun-u for making it happen and essentials fro getting the crowd to actually, like, respond

i bought a change of clothes to work...maybe i shouldnt bother!

should be there about 9.30

am i now too old to see the fresh new kids stuff???? nah, you just need to hie thee to studiobeatz

maybe what scares people about vice is actually the fact, that like metro, free distributed publications are the way to go for the entire print media industry, and thus herald the end of that industry in its current format.

kaffeeburger on ????? strasse? (tortstrasse?) on the way to rosenthalerplatz hosts "russendisko" i think every other week, apparently full of russian ex pats and lots of russian ska punk and pop. has spawned a cd (on trikont) and a (very good) book. the dude in charge is called vladimir kaminer