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loved <i>The Lemon of Pink</i> and what it seems that <i>Lost and Safe</i>, more abrasive and challenging, will ultimately come to seem even better to me. they do seem like a group out in a limb to an extent - who are their musical neighbours? Asa Chang and Junray? Lucky Dragons?

as little as i see of any of the cultural stuff i'm interested in on TV, BBC's Culture show still dragged out that old trainer fetish/collector thing for another sketch last week and, while i sighed at having to watch that one more time, i knew i'd still have to watch it countless times again...

there's something just incredibly depressing about the dearth of real style in all areas of music now, though. Tricky was a one off, a true original in every aspect and maybe my last major musical crush (until justin timberlake but that's much more predictable). Roll Deep look pretty awful in...

well, who said it was cutting edge? it doesn't have to be cutting edge to be good or great; at any rate i think it's mighty OVERRATED.

some lovely ones here http://www.no-text.net/resources.htm i particularly like the benoît delbecq ones.

"oh, i like everything except the stuff YOU like"

"c'mon we had bjork doing her full on medulla gig in athens complete with reverential bbc running commentary" we can have Dido! surely k-punk thinks that's a good thing ;)

http://partners.nytimes.com/library/books/080500ideas-irony.html "Irony, he wrote, is a corrosive, world-weary habit of mind, "a quiet refusal to believe in the depth of relationships, the sincerity of motivation, or the truth of speech -- especially earnest speech.... ...irony in Mr. Purdy's...

Rilke is magnificent on irony - but i'm not completely sure it fits in with our modern take on the word. "Irony: Don't let yourself be controlled by it, especially during uncreative moments. When you are fully creative, try to use it, as one more way to take hold of life. Used purely, it too is...

Elbow are pretty good in fact - their last album was excellent.

Finley Quaye anyone?

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<img src=http://www.electrokin.com/images/zabriskie/kraft1.jpg> Kraftwerk!

my favourite of the moment is chris isaak's "wicked game" over plastikman's "motorbass get phunked up" remix - just holla if yr interested and i'll yousendit tomorrow.

Yeah that 69 album is my favourite techno record of all time. good call!

haha, that guy's just been had. he's probably got too much money to start off with anyway.

this is puzzling http://ricardovillalobos.com/

I'll check out the Rinder and Lewis track, thanks.

His Throbbing Gristle remixes were great, proper old school mixes (by which i mean beefed up and extended and not much more - i approve) and the remix of cesaria evora's "angola" is truly wonderful. The Tres Demented EP is great, especially "Demented Drums" and there IS some pretty great stuff...