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rock stuff, since dance and underground are synonymous with the live experience: David Bowie - 'Stage' (remastered live recordings from Berliner-Era) Joy Division - 'Live At Les Bains Douches' (the second half is crackly recordings from Belgian radio I think but worth it for the first half...

big up the Anglia man dem! hehe

haha he mentioned this during the set, how could that possibly be anything but brilliant? some of the tunes he played out must have had a big influence on early house... shame i live a hundred miles from south london :mad: if anybody knows of some sort of budding UK underground scene in North...

this was quite a funky disco session, i only just heard it today - anybody have any idea what his sources were for this or maybe even have a tracklisting knocking about? i was expecting something different...Ohio Players, Parliament/Funkadelic, you know 70's funk...but Skream delivered stuff i'd...

sir i am in your debt

're-evaluting' whilst enjoying the benefits of having minimal overheads living with my parents in the middle of nowhere. visiting friends in Oxford and Norwich. working as a cleaner whilst listening to music. listening to music, talking about music, reading (mostly about music), writing and...

i'm generally completely spineless, there are times when i would twat anything with a nose but i tend to be alone on these occasions. although when i started a new school at the age of 16 i barely had any friends until i stood up for myself, violently. that was the only way to gain people's...

have checked out the no-wave revival bands centred around L.A's 'the Smell' club on myspace...not impressed..they all just sound like Erase Errata. but i guess if you like no wave then it's the shizzle. there was some ok stuff but it's the spirit in which it has been made i admire as opposed to...

infact scrub all that and let the music do the talking http://www.myspace.com/henrysphonograph

sounds tired when you put it up against classic Birthday Party though in my opinion. you can see why they had such a kinship with the Fall, nobody sounded like them at the time. i'm prepared for a chiding for this but the only commercially viable rock band that don't annoy the fuck out of me at...

oh yeah forgot about the rest of the ruff sqwad entourage! would like to hear riko over some new stuff, i'm a sucker for ragga 'gotta man' is pretty cringeworthy listening to it now..haha:eek:

There are so many MC's so it's really a chore picking the faves but there are some that are just in another league (as they never tire of reminding us). I agree on what you said about D Double E nice boy, he particularly shined in the Tubby dubstep session i heard a while ago. I miss Munk from...

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after getting into grime properly over the last year i feel that Logan has been a guide through choppy waters..it looks like all the hard work is paying off. a vital British musical movement has been swelling for years now and Logan has steered us in the right direction - safe!:D

safe for this!

i think 'License To Skill' addressed the marketing of 'black music' very astutely and with humour. guy's a genius. can spin a yarn too :D

yeah i wasn't as disgusted as i thought i would be...the whole thing seems geared to emphasizing Dizzee's move away from grime and on the bigger, 'better' things (touring with aging white rockers, speaking at Oxford)...though i got a kick out of seeing him parody D Double E whilst playing the...

I may have missed something said earlier, but why is this happening? You'd think with the popularity of grime with London youth, venues would be capitalizing on this? Is it just the beef and crew wars that make them nervous? May seem ignorant but I'm a few hundred miles away from where all this...

if done in the right way pop grime can hit the spot...wiley's diversity shows on tracks like 'looking back' of creeper. it's sweetboy but it's retro too. i dunno. i plunged into the stryder back catalogue recently and it would be a shame if he went completely channel U on us...but judging by the...

one of the last ones i saw 'punk:attitude' by Don Letts. Letts is the authority to be making a documentary like this and analyzes the attitudes that drove punk,as the title indicates. some annoying characters are interviewed (particularly the Americans with their contentions about who 'invented'...