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Second one sounds like the hip hop stuff on Schematic, Beta Bodega (and off shoots), Merck, Chocolate Industries etc. But I don't know the track, sorry.

Yep, first one is ace. Second one cued up, waiting. Your ID3 tags aren't consistent, btw (I only noticed because I've just migrated to itunes). A small gripe.

Number of beers consumed?

Sjöwall and Wahlöö's Martin Beck series.

I'm now going to delete anything to do with Don't Panic and ban anyone who links to their site, or even thinks about them.

there's no way that anyone would want to subvert folk music for some right wing agenda

I'm warming up my ban finger.

It was a little bit mean, yes, but I've never understood the veneration of Shadow and have a dislike of all that Mo Wax stood for. My comment was more a reaction to the dismissal of Anticon/Def Jux, who have some good records in their early catalogue which are much more worthy of any hip hop...

TBH, That does a great disservice to those who would have been happy hardcore fans at a similar point in the genres genesis.

i'm far from an undie hip hop disciple, but there is plenty of stuff in the anticon/def jux catalogue that beats the sickening endtroducing rolling around in it's own pool of money can buy you anything obscure sampling lets please the john harris types piss. If bangpuss responds to this...

Yeah, he just released some stuff with/based on works by Alan Moore. Dug out Deep Puddle Dynamics, Them and Sonic Sum last night because of this thread and enjoyed them all.

Sounds Atomic Rooster-ish

May I suggest the 'search' function? Look top left. I don't think anyone on here will have heard of the artists as underground as you mention, though.

which has no base in reality

:slanted: Matt, you seem to be reflecting the media's reaction incredible reaction to this- David was the leader in waiting, looked nice, had policies that fitted into the centre ground, no values or beliefs to speak. And he was robbed of his rightful crown by the evil unions. Is that how...

^it was the woofah interview ;) This is a good interview: "Rob Gordon is the man who made Britain’s arse shake. He is the man who put the bass into bleep’n’bass – the Yorkshire sound circa 1989-1991 which was in turn the direct precursor of hardcore, jungle and so much of the most vital...

make an informed guess here: http://soundcloud.com/punchdrunkrecords

Just finished listening to this. Nick's set was astonishingly good! Now officially love Ekoplekz

Richard Skelton 'Landings' (Type) <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always"...

Yep. Long may it continue. Hat tips to Sufi, Nomos, Woebot, Everyone. xxx