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Not where I live, it's not. Well, you've made my point exactly. Who do you think "the state fair circuit" actually is ? The state fair crowds are exactly what I am talking about in regard to non-urban working class, and I hope that you're not speaking disparagingly of that crowd because if...

I have a general question that I've always wanted to ask folks here: When Oasis first broke in the UK and US* a lot of my friends perceived the UK press' championing of Oasis as a pretty transparent attempt to reclaim some relevancy for UK rock in the wake of Nirvana, grunge, the Seattle...

Ah, I see. Yeah definitely, you're right, they had more than one hit and were pretty ubiquitous at one point on modern rock radio.

I'd disagree with this too - I have no chart data to base my impression on, but I'd guess that Wonderwall was far and away the most popular Oasis song in the US.

I'd have to disagree with this somehwat, I think. "Very very little working class rock" ... (hoping not to sound sarcastic at all here) What then would you call bands like Creed, Nickelback, Daughtry, and so many other bands of the Big-Scratchy-Man-Voice-Over-Power-Chords template? That music...

Exactly. Very well said.

Rest in eternal peace indeed, so sad. Matt Sonzala has done a tribute show and now has posted a moving interview with Bun B in the wake of the tragedy. http://houstonsoreal.blogspot.com/

I've been listening to a fair share of bassline as well, for the simple reason that I enjoy it - studio beatz didn't have the mix that i ordered so sent me five others instead, which in a way was even better. Not sure why Woebot has to refer to the recent press as "tragically ugly" but hey...

Hi beebe i'll definitely be tuning in :D but for future reference i think (could be wrong) that these announcements usually go in the 'events, releases, sales, and mixes' forum ... cheers to the n'orleans subvert crew! :cool:

Nice interview at cyclic defrost - again he mentions his brothers, which he's been doing since the first interview he gave for the debut record. I remember thinking then, 'if steve spacek and d-bridge had a younger brother... ' though the talk about 'testing' songs at night and taking 'keys'...

so how was it?!? dying to hear. how did t2 go over? eden's pic in the Dirty Canvas thread duly noted...but would love to hear more about it, if possible

Thanks so much, mistersloane, very thoughtful of you. It's been an embarrassment of riches today indeed, courtesy of dissensus, what with your contribution and GFC's old tapes, which gobbled up nearly my entire morning of listening ... :D

Ah yes, well that makes perfect sense in the context you describe, and is probably entirely correct. :D

Two minutes spent reading about the history of racecar engineering will disabuse you of your error.

I remember that design change with the taurus so well, too! How funny. The first rounded-off Tauri (lolz) must have been around about '87-88, just going from memory of folks who had them where I lived. Sports cars seemed to lead the way in roundness, or streamlined-ness, for putative reasons...

Anyone go to this? If so, how was it? I'd be curious to hear. thx

that JTJ Productions tune "It's You" is pretty damned catchy too i see that Dibz has done a rmx of it with still more vocal tweaks

you can hear it on continuum's mix upthread, third track in, just after heartbroken (his 'bassline' mix, not niche vol 1)

http://www.garagedownload.com/download.php :D (courtesy of lKoss, cheers)

i must have listened to 'straight up' twenty times today, so good !