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I got a a 'get-out-of-family-celebrations' free card, it's like the monopoly 'get-out-of-jail-free' card. I have a tank of diesel, stack of cds and the roads are deserted. What could be better than that?

you know that quote from citizen kane I feel the same way about the riff from ZZTop's Sharp Dressed Man

tiger sharks. their heads are tiny, out of proportion to their bodies, makes they look prehistoric, like they didn't need to evolve, they're prefectly functional: dim and mean

stooges for the energy, zep for being excessive and epic, motorhead for the noise. it's easier to pick out rock moments than rock bands/careers and I'm trying to keep all this seperate from rawk, AOR, rock as lifestyle, metal or punk. it's hard where to draw the line, 1980? it's tempting to...

he's a leeds lad, isn't he. I'm sure you can hear it in his accent.... not heard the album, just his old tracks, years back funny story = my friend used to be the drama tutor for some of the mud family when they were in pentonville (teach them how to turn from acorns into oak trees etc)

he's in london at the end of jan. I suggested a get together with you lot (and tour of all things east).

i asked him what he made of 'alter ego's rocker. he wasn't impressed, not a bit. and when asked what music'd inspired him the most he cited genres I've barely even heard of (I'll be quizzing matt and jim in the near future). he did however sing the praises of Ken Lazlo's 'hey hey guy' which as...

and the catchphrases particularly good. 'sssweeeeeeeeeeeeet' 'tina, come git yer ha-am' 'gaaauuwsh' (gosh, said very slowly) I didn't find the characters grotesque, they have something of the aspergers syndrome about them but I know those people and although they're generally unkindly...

it's archived somewhere bbc online and there's this limited download of low quality

i loved the film while i was watching it but I could never see it again, perhaps cause i identify with the characters so well. any outsider can identify with napoleon, but i'm not that keen on revisiting my miserable adolescence. the film wasn't as excruciating as Todd Solondz and didn't take...

radio one LIVE it's going to be on in a minute.

peel session tonight @ maida vale. it was quite special. Vitalic played. A modest twenty-something, he slammed his Korg and whispered over the mic you get the idea of the new album (PIAS 2005), it's all in the set, which'll be archived online somewhere i was told it was the last peel...

was forcibly ejected from an international golf tournament for shouting 'the g-g-g-great. w-w-w-wh-y-yy-te. s-s-s-shyyaaaaaark!' everytime greg norman tee-ed off. ok, i was a teenager: working as a caddy and drinking all the half empty magnums. hell, it was the 80s. no excuse but we're all young...

wha~ the site's been running for 3 yrs

Quite. this inter web lark is truely a miracle of the modern age. bringing us together, wot?

not so much slang as body-language. it's the way the 'crews' around here hold their phones as if they were microphones when things are heated or they're singin on the street - holding the speaker in their palm and the microphone bit over their mouths - as if they're a correspondent...

i had a nightmare (lucid dream) about woebot and sharks last night. the sharks were eating themselves, their own bodies, in a feeding frenzy. matt kept an eye out while I tried to reason with them. it's unresolved, sharks are living fossils, they terrify me

yeaa...h http://jodi.ecs.soton.ac.uk/

agreed. black stobe need editing and optimo oughta release more mixes