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Headsup for all the fans - the very poor man's Stevie Wonder is playing a festy in Portsmouth soon

#jeansandsheux

I'm sure that the fact that the females etc in question are most likely more photogenic / visually interesting which may be a small factor too in this Instagram world.

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some phillips pc speakers with a subwoofer that i found next to a bin near cex in guildford - don't use them much . great for music production too imo

noticed that one of the links in my previous post was broken so found the archived version: https://web.archive.org/web/20111126204740/https://leftlion.co.uk/articles.cfm/title/the-ceo-of-hiphop/id/814

it's hard to replicate: but moving house to the sound of "everything is beautiful" (not sure who performed it) on a mono radio made an emotional time more heart wrenching back in 1995

The top two at the moment to the best of my knowledge

I think the rise in price of vinyl mirrors the price rise of show / festy tickets

saw about 5 mins of his set at the wessex folk fest - went to a brief songwriting q&a he did too

https://library.oapen.org/bitstream/handle/20.500.12657/42591/1/can-music-make-you-sick.pdf

was lucky enough to find out about singer-songwriter Reg Meuross this weekend

I like that song. It was music for young kids and has to be appreciated as such imo

one chazzer near me is doing 3 second-hand cds for £1 - can't go wrong

I'd say generally prices for a new cd will be around £10-14 here - this was notable (it's a large indie label too)

mad ting

new depeche mode album (single cd - domestic release - not the fancy packaging version which costs £22) £18 in both HMV and indie store I checked the other day...