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very mid nineteys used to ADORE this stuff (CCRU)back in the day, back then it a great vector between theory and praxis(ie raving)... it was the abstract culture mag/pamhlets that i really liked (great packaging too!) HOWEVER i do find it of its time (nowt wrong with that but,for example, K...

the covers have a outsider art/highschool stoner charm http://www.slamxhype.com/blogs/d/theotherclub/2008/01/24/fag-tapes

don't quite understand i do like the tapes if thats what you mean:slanted:

Interested to know people’s opinions on this stuff…some stunning stuff on ‘em…BUT I can’t help detecting a “fuken gnarly dude” vibe. Fair enough it’s Rat Club era Throbbing Gristle worship but it seems to have evolved into an area that chimes with much contemporary improv….anyone heard this...

i hear K Punk is in (Private eye's) Pseud's Corner...i know it was from his Mark Stewart interview in The Wire but does anyone know the quote used?

to be an old man about things.. Kodwo Eshun + Steve Beards book/magazine reviews in ID were a massive part of my 90's..you wouldn't get ANYTHING like that in the style press now!

in the novel there's lists of collective names (karen eliot etc and Steve Beard is amongst them) have you read/ seen his Perfumed Head from ages ago ..never seen it myself but its meant to be excellent

hmm..an exellent simulation then:slanted:

but i thought it was only being broadcast on Thursday?

http://www.thewire.co.uk/articles/1141/ includes a Ghost Box mix (John Foxx+ Virginia Astley.. very K Punk)

just read this..http://www.bookworks.org.uk/asp/detail.asp?uid=book_7954A75D-5A9C-4337-8ED2-862F746D131B&sub=new it's by "the" Stewart Home" ie; the one who "wrote" 69 Things to do with a Dead Princess" (and uses it as a strong referrent< acknowledged/worshipped >) didn't know Steve Beard was a...

whats the easiest (free)software to use for this??

i was thinking more of it's social origins in northern towns ...the fathersham Leeds..why??? i recon the huge impact of Goth in the north could be the weather:confused:

this figures; Goth's were early adopters as far as drum machine fetishism goes so only mild surprise at the time at this...http://www.discogs.com/release/33114

the faversham= Goth CBGB's i hear

I’ve been thinking about the above but this here internet is chock full of Gothdom and I dunno where to start…. (I recon I smell a few ex-goths on Dissensus) I’m thinking more about the Leeds/Sisters scene rather than the London/Batcave end of things …anyone know a good website??

just playing the No.1 Astronaut recordings and liking it, it's very Raymond Scott! ("bells" in particular) Plone spring to mind too (remember them?)

my fave creel pone is http://www.volcanictongue.co.uk/artist.php?art=Gregory%20Jones/Roy%20Sablosky but everyone ive heard has merit..i know they could be seen as arrivist by yer academic concrete types but the cuteness/ collectablity factors get them heard! ('hey i'm listening to weird...

yes he did...http://www.ubu.com/film/lipsett.html

this is england...terrible