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Ah, great ! Ta, Woeby ! Well, I must check stuff I can rid off (must) & GOOD stuff. What I'm looking for now : any grime white from 2001-2004 (mainly Wiley /Roll Deep, classics like 'Birds in the Sky', 'Hold Me Down', 'I Can See U' or more recent stuff I failed to get in time ('Anger...

Thanks everybody! Hope we'll have someday some kind of gathering , Wiley's Eski-Box ? Must copyright this ;) Does the man has wishes/plans to make it happen ? Logan got right as I was wondering if there was some fake/parody white in the whole (who did ?)

Does anybody knows how many white labels the Eski-boy released to this day ? Is there someone, somewhere collecting, working on a grime discography yet ?

Buying old french stuff http://www.superdisques.com/ Amazing selection but, ouch, expensive...

Hey, what about Comedy ? Peter Sellers ? His 'She Loves You' Doctor Folamour version is (words fail me). And, talking again about French New Wave, a great pop-rock-comedy band named Odeurs, which were some kind of Bonzo Dog Band meet proggers (Pinhas plays synths on their records!) did...

:confused: Erm, sure! (but when ?) I guess I could set up my personal panorama someday on a webpage, that'd be a reasonable starter. I gave up my 'Post-punk women' book project and I'd rather work now on records reissues, providing notes (Ghédalia Tazartès' 1990 'Check Point Charlie' is on his...

Hmm, I know this one, nice (must check my NDW mp3 mess) ; is it really related to Kraftwerk ? Some Bartos stuff ? This great site mentionned it but no info. Sherlocks, stand up!

Main listening these last weeks between Roedelius & Grime (piece finished, hurray!, 2000 words, will it get grime out of its insularity ? I regret the lack of reactivity of PR/label people/Dissensus people, despite Chantelle's precious help), enjoyed it very much while reading 'Rip it Up' (not...

Folks, I'm writing the first article ever about grime (history, genres, heroes, futures) for the cultural magazine/website Chronicart (www.chronicart.com) and I must say, despite miss Fiddy's precious help, that it's abit of a pain in the ass to get proper promo info & cd from label/PR...

Listening yesterday to Selbstportrait III, some of its tracks made me think of the BBC Radiophonic Music compilation, as it can be very playful & then go into sublow minimal territories, as Delia Derbyshire stuff. Roedeliusmuzik could be used anywhere on radio/television nowadays, but standing...

Matt, if you wanna re-tie with Cluster, start with and then http://mitglied.lycos.de/neuschnee/clusterdiscs11.jpg My fave trinity with Zuckerzeit in between. Conseil d'ami !

http://www.chronicart.com/music/music_hiphop.php3?id=9319 Vas-y mon gars !

I agree about the Plank contribution, how he constructed this album. The closest music to this might be François de Roubaix's 70's stuff, weird beauty, sheer fake tribal textures. Definitely one of the must-have, some of his best piano miniatures (Legende, Harlequin, Pirouette). This one's...

Folks, this is it : I managed to get a 3-page paper for Chronicart, the french cultural magazine I work for a little bit (reviews mainly, did 'Run The Road') about GRIME ! It's out June 20th, I have a big couple of weeks to write it, and desperately searching for both Kano & Roll Deep promo cd...

Thanks for this info, Matt (just as I am cooking some brand new work-themes for my type design pupils !) Jan Tschichold did a great job on Penguin Books at the end of the 1940's : http://www.designmuseum.org/design/index.php?id=101

Achim Roedelius Eh, I was seriously thinking about asking you, Milton (you already talked about this subject @ ILM), because I'm in a massive Roedelius discovery. Agree with you about the first records (I managed to get some LP here & there, but waiting!), especially the left-overs track from...

Oh lucky boy ! I'd say EVERYTHING 1974-82. Really. Just say 5 : - Meet The Residents - Duck Stab/Buster & Glen - Eskimo - Commercial Album - Mark of the Mole and if you're stuck, all others !

The Belle Stars This is it : I remember now HIGHLY fantasming on this sleeve.

Seems like it's this MVE shop (Notting Hill) policy, as I noticed at my last visit a few weeks ago. This record, I got it in 1983 (tape, offered by my beloved grand aunt, the one with the money to feed my cultural hunger, praise her), when I was into 'New Pop', ahem (12-years old). I remember...