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There are two surreal Nature Docs I'd dearly love to track down.. The first I saw several years ago, twas about a small cave under a cellar, in Italy I think, that had sealed up 100's or 1000's of years ago, trapping an entire little ecosystem inside without light, but fed by water seeping...

Whent to the fantastic 'after Carnival' event which was basicaly the same lineup. Hopefully this one should be just as good. http://www.turnmills.co.uk/alchemy/

You could just be plain not getting enough protein. Meats are complete protein sources, as they contain all the essential amino acids, but plant proteins are incomplete so you need to combine different sources in the same meal. This is extremely simple tho, the most common being beans on toast...

No way, thats coming from someone who's worked as a factory butcher (vegetarian now, surprise surprise). The worst suffering is in Pig farming, pigs are highly inteligent creatures, moreso than dogs in a lot of ways. Forget the actual legislation, it gets totaly breached day to day. No companies...

He make a connection between the island cultures of UK-JApan-Denmark in Japrocksampler, so maybe. Read some jokes on the net abt him competing an Axis Psych trilogy by doing one on Italian rock...

If you live in London, the big HMV on oxford st. has 'Japrocksampler' on offer for £7 and PLENTY of stock. And that big yellow bargain bookshop in at Notting Hill gate has 'The Megalithic European' (the sort of Euro sequel to The Modern Antiquarian) on sale at £15, which is £7 cheaper than amazon.

Soz if I've missed some bulging thread thats happened since, but wanted to ressurect this one coss I've not had a tv for ages, had very limited access (via friends) to Sat/Cable tv overall, and was kinda dissapointed that I'd already seen (but love for the most part) all the videos mentioned...

This looks handy: http://vixy.net/

Oh yes that cannonball:

Yeah first series so beautifuly put together. They captured the look and feel of those progs so well, maybe if they'd have made it a bit more subtle it would have worked even better. I remember when I first happened accross it, for a moment, thought that late night bbc schools 'teachers set your...

Had not thought about this for a while as I'd given my Look Around You DVD away as a gift when I was broke, but just noticed Simon has stumbled back over this series: http://blissout.blogspot.com/2007_04_01_archive.html#4520260787762958112 I abso loved the first series, remember 'Sulphur'...

The next part of the BFI Kung Fu movie season is all 70's - 80's stuff. Gonna be showing 'Five Venoms' and some other classics. Never seen any of these flicks in a cinema b4, deffo wanna check out Magic Blade: http://www.bfi.org.uk/whatson/southbank/seasons/heroicgrace/titles.php To the guy...

I remember a great little story about this on Woebotnic (has anyone got that saved?) and didn't know if it was a real thing or not, until I heard this fascinating Radio4 prog the other day: http://www.simonmason.karoo.net/page485.htm K.

:( Sure its the way he would have wanted to go at least.

Totaly agree on sentiments abt Gigs mentioned earlier. And something abt this place in particular seems to attract wankers inifferent to the event. Good for you for confronting someone who's spoiling something special, more people should. God forbid you should interupt the little members club...

Soz missed it all. That VDownloader is excellent, a much better, simpler method. I'm having trouble downloading Google vids with it tho, anyone know what I may be doing wrong? *EDIT It does Google ones fine too, was running in the background so I didn't know it was working till it was done..

I only just found out abt this in the last few hours, tested it, and yes it does work. How to do it: 1.) You need the URL of the video you want to save. 2.) go to this page, paste in the URL & press download: http://www.youtubex.com/ *paste only the video section of the URL, if it has a...

That was the best bit, check out some of thier confirmed projects: http://www.luft46.com/luftart.html

Future City Experiment and Utopia in Architecture 1956 - 2006 15 June 2006 - 17 September 2006 Barbican Art Gallery https://www.barbican.org.uk/artgallery/event-detail.asp?id=4230 "What would it be like to live in a hairy house, a floating city, or an inflatable pod? Pure fantasy or the shape...

There will be, but they haven't said when it will be on yet. If I spot it I'll post