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Musick to play in the dark, loud, in the dark, on mushrooms if possible. You're not coming out the same way you went in.

I don't really identify with being male gendered at all. Nor with being female gendered. Generally not bothered either way. Although I feel uncomfortable when placed in openly man-only situations: I hate stag do's, "dads nights out" (which you end up getting invited to as a parent), told where...

Some very sad bits in there about JB spending afternoons with a bottle of vodka

Ive got the book Jeremy reed wrote about John balance somewhere. The best bits are postcards from jhonn were he is very funny and catty about eg David Tibet's turn to Jesus. He claims JB's death wasn't an accident as well.

really been enjoying this Coldsteps and Supa D set. Coldsteps is on another level atm. At 1.34... "I told you this is a spiritual sermon. Spirit dance! Spirit dance! This our ritual Higher learning, spiritual awakening!" I love it

Daphne Oram's soundtrack to Geoffrey Jones' amazing short film Snow is my favourite

Frogs always looks spotlessly clean even when they're living in toilets

We had a frog in our toilet yesterday. I didnt know what to do with it so I flushed the toilet.

" The album won the first Mercury Music Prize in 1992. It was Melody Maker's album of the year in 1991.[31] It was Select's album of the year in 1991.[32] In 1996, Select named it as the number 1 album of the 1990s. NME placed it at no. 3 in its "Best Albums of 1991" list.[33] In 2003, NME...

Often tho I realise that my mates, who do like good music and basically just listen to 90s deep house and garage as is sensible, will mention something about, I don't know, Television or Dylan or something and I'll realise that somehow, sometime, they must have squirreled themselves away and...

I never have either. Something about the thought of listening to those canonical rock albums, just feels like work. And you can always put it off for another day so I always do. Have never listened to a rolling stones or a Beatles or a pink Floyd album. Listened to a led zeppelin album once and...

Mr Tea if you pun on this I will never forgive you

There are times when we embrace the disgust. Like the 70s , all those kipper ties and purple paisley shirts. Everyone was disgusted by them but it holds a powerful allure and we couldn't look away. Powerful people often flaunt their ugliness. The self satisfaction of smelling their own farts...

I like the way it's pure negativity. There's no emotions, no fun, not even the attempt at a sort of harsh sublime grandeur you get with say dark ambient stuff. It just pummels and that's all it's about. sometimes I find music, or any other artform really, annoying when it's trying to get me to...

Altho when I was 18 - just over 20 years ago- I went on holiday to Amsterdam (obviously) and we did mushrooms and talked way way too loudly at the youth hostel dorm and even the fellow tourists shunned us. Then we went to a Beenie man concert and someone threw a beer can at my head. Which was...

I'm only a young man. I know nothing of things older than 20 years ago

I went there years ago and the air tasted really nice. I'd never been anywhere with nice tasting air before or since

What I don't like about holidays is that you know deep down that anyone who talks to you is a loser. Like who in london talks to tourists in bars? Fucking losers thats who. Not the elite best and brightest, not us lot on dissensus. We wouldn't be caught dead doing so. We'd be too busy making...

I always had that with south Americans in London. What they were chatting about on buses or whatever always sounded so beautiful but they were probably just taking about going to Asda

I'd like to go the deep south. I really like films about the deep south. Where the humidity and heat seems to weigh down on everything and there's this out of control lushness to the wildlife and plants. I like the bars that are just concrete shacks that look like shit and are purely functional...