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been buying a lot of contemporary roots reggae (thanks mostly to uncarved blog, riddim mag and the blood & fire forum) - mostly full albums on cd. the vp one drop comp, lutan fyah, fantan mojah, natty king, and the "calling all jah children" mix cd on lustre kings i had not really paid any...

critiques of the western narrative are nice- but nothing beats a good hat

i can never tell if luka is joking or not... but here goes anyway: Ulzana's Raid (grim. burt lancaster + indian uprising) The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (Paul Newman + John Huston) The Ballad of Cable Hogue Bad Company (1972- civil war draft dodgers head west) The Long Riders Billy Two...

i used to subscribe a few years ago- then i noticed i was only reading the "Invisible Jukebox"

Jutboyd- where in texas? i dj'ed breakcore (ambush / junk / peace off, aphasic, scud, amboss, wasteland) inbetween bands at a show in houston a couple of weeks ago- people were into it, but at the same time, they didn't seem to notice it too much either. i had some DMZ records with me but i...

i've never been to a megachurch- are you a baptist? i live in midtown (right at the 45/59 intersection) and work in montrose so i don't need to hit the megamalls or hang out by the ship channel or texas city. if that's all you ever saw of houston- i can see why you left

yes but you gave us Radio Birdman, Rose Tattoo, AC/DC, Celibate Rifles, The Scientists and The Saints- that must count for something

really...? it's not so bad... and nobody is asking for this- the chief suggested it.

i was trying to look through lists of Euro, Copa America and World Cup winners to see if some patterns emerge. then i noticed that nobody in europe could figure out Greece in Euro 2004 and they didn't even qualify for the world cup is anybody here predicting an all euro semifinal? cause i can't...

no- all of Argentina agrees with you on that... overrated or not- brazil finds a way to win. you win 2 world cups in 3 tries, and you might get overrated a bit. did anybody watch the 2004 copa america? adriano's last gasp goal to tie and then the win in extra time?

i was born in chile and we didn't qualify :( i wouldn't bet against brazil. they might have only won it twice in 35 years ( or twice in 12 ;) ) but they have consistently made it to the semis since 1970. and so have the germans. and the germans are playing at home. so i'm going out on a...

i voted for "more set in your ways"- honestly, i don't think i've ever met too many people who were seriously "open minded to new things, ideas, ways of looking at the world"

you're welcome :) by the way- you can get the Heldon and Pinhas CD reissues from Wayside Music in the USA http://www.waysidemusic.com $13 each, $25 for the double- with the exchange rate the way it is, that should be a pretty decent price for europeans some of the Heldon albums were...

i think "stand by" is a good choice- but i prefer "interface" which is more intense and less spacy i wrote this about heldon http://www.angbase.com/articles/heldon.html it's from 1998 so my writing makes me wince a bit in spots but you might find it useful- it's an album guide of sorts

i love this band- i have all their albums i think "Interface" would be a good place to start

ZZ Top's "La Grange" is total boogie (channeling if not ripping off john lee hooker) - in fact- the guitar riff in "La Grange" (john lee hooker's really) is what i automatically think of when i hear the word "boogie" and AC/DC's "whole lotta rosie" and "let there be rock" would perhaps...

dolls maybe don't belong on that list- 2nd lp has some great songs- chatterbox, puss'n'boots, mystery girls, human being... i listen to both LPs just as much- "human being" is perfect boogie no? i saw the raunch hands live once- they were ok Sepultura (saw them live once) and Pantera (never...

boogie woogie- check the wiki link above none more boogie: Blue Oyster Cult's "The Red and The Black"

never heard "raunch" used as a genre name... i think i understand what Buick6 is talking about when he says BOOGIE but i'm not too sure still but pretty much all american 70s rock has some of what i consider boogie- Canned Heat, James Gang, Cactus, Nugent, Blue Oyster Cult, pretty much all the...

Quatermass & The Pit - known as Five Million Years to Earth in the USA - gave me many days of nightmares as a kid