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I'd second that - and add that this is going to keep on happening, as victorvaughn rightly points out the sound has moved closer to hip hop than ever, plus the novelty factor of grime has worn off in the mainstream. I was defending Sway simply because I think he's a great artist. He never...

The structure is built on top of a disused mine - the Wenceslas mine, it's in Poland. It looks like Stonehenge - if it was built in the 60s by a British local council: What's really weird is that on a nearby hill is a power station, that was used ONLY to power whatever the Wenceslas facility...

I thought this was relevant here: http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2000/07/20/speedlight000720.html

There are still signs of life in the village - a lot of the old disco/punk pioneers are still living around there - David Mancuso and Richard Hell for example live within a few blocks of each other. But neither London and New York feel like they are teeming with exciting new movements as much...

I have to agree with Bun-u on this. People appropriating sounds help spread them further. Always has, always will. And as an aside, I think Sway is better than about 90% of the grime MCs out there.

Ok - "The grime scene isn't very good right now." I think Ruff Squad are incredible, I love a lot of grime artists, but right now the 'scene' is not winning on aggregate. A clip of music in at 1 min 16 on some download doth not a scene make. I think it's a shame, and it doesn't mean it can't...

Can we please stop having this 'why aren't the majors backing grime' debate? It's not their fault it doesn't sell, or they would happily sell it. I know they'd rather sell rock and there's all sorts of other politics, but that's basically how it works. Let's face it, grime just hasn't been...

Ok - do you have a link?

That's not entirely true. Most serious just ufologists document what they film/find without too much wild speculation. But I agree, testimony from things like Roswell colors the whole area. Then again, that's what a lot of credible people claim is going on, and claim to have seen, and their...

This is true - but this is also a weak response to the thousands of trained commercial airline pilots that have been reporting seeing UFOs for decades, the high level members of the intelligence community who continue to assert they have seen UFOs, the various astronauts, the majority of...

I for one know very little about physics. And I agree people shouldn't make stuff up about it. But as an aside which seems to fit with all this talk of flying saucers and zero point energy, it seems recently I read something at least once a week that totally blows my mind and disproves things I...

Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctorow is an incredible read.

This is very cool: http://www.physicalsciences.ucla.edu/research/doublehelix.asp

I thought it was a bin liner caught in the wind.

A partial transcription of the news report: The following is a partial translation of an article that was published Saturday, January 17, 2004 in the Mexican Newspapers, "El Norte" (The North) and "El Milenio." (The Millenium) Thank you Jaime Maussan for providing the pertinent news material...

It sounds like you know a lot more about this than I do - sounds like it's not been the great and good movement I first thought it was. Where did you read about all this? Be interested to ead more.

If not an explanation, at the very least a screenplay... Thanks Zhao, that's good to know. Rense has a good page on these things: http://www.rense.com/general66/humsan.htm

UFOs invade Islington: http://www.islingtongazette.co.uk/content/islington/gazette/news/story.aspx?brand=ISLGOnline&category=news&tBrand=northlondon24&tCategory=newsislg&itemid=WeED02%20Feb%202007%2016%3A56%3A48%3A657

Turner were fined $750,000. For all the coverage they've had, this will probably be the most efficient ad spend of 2007.

I don't know what this is, but I love it.