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I love that they went to the bother of those looped Pistols snippets and quotation collages - and in '77 this surely could only be done by cutting and splicing up tape. Rotten/Lydon doesn't mention Tosh/Legalise It anywhere, and Vance says that they'll wrap up with Can, which leads me to wonder...

they're exactly what Doc Scott's Unofficial Ghost sounds like :cool: :eek: :cool:

Wasn't there talk of "mechstep" at one point? Doc Scott's Unofficial Ghost I think might have been an example (techstep but more mechanical or metallic than techno?) - and what a great track - possibly the best of that Rufige Kru Darkrider/Terminator lineage! :cool: Didn't Simon Reynolds invent...

^^ - absolutely; he played the antisocial antichrist to the hilt for a while, but of course a major part of it it was pure pantomime. Interesting also where he says Bowie took a lot from Peter Hammill, but it sounds like he took a fair bit too - Nobody's Business could be a Pistols or PiL song...

In Dublin savers are camping outside Northern Rock, Wonderful Life stylee, to withdraw all savings, ignoring Downing Street's/Exchequer's underwriting guarantees.

on a more d&b lite tip: alex reece (featuring Deborah Anderson) - feel the sunshine (Bjork-esque, nice & poppy) alex reece (featuring Carmen?) - candles (weaker)

fascinating; thanks!

Rivette's Out One was thirteen hours long, and shown only once I think, before he cut it down to four hours!

I think there's an inescapable influence there, given Lynch's love of, and habit of quoting from, cinema history, and the structural similarities - two women in a world which blurs fantasy and reality and involves the mysterious death of a girl/woman. Also worth considering is another Rivette...

Pure capitalism - and also the ability to see it for what it is (- a system of exploitation and domination!) To open up a space to think about dismantling it, or at least imagine other ways of being? Unfortunately this whole debate is bi-polarised between Gek and HMLT talking to each other in...

chastity belts! well, aesthetics/semiotics aside, it's mainly about reversing the last thing they were trying to sell, and looking back to the seventies - weren't the original bell-bottoms pretty high-waisted? and they could be a good solution for the side-effects of the low-cut: "muffin-top"...

Nomadologist has finally said it (something that I concluded years ago, after many debates like this) - it's none of our (men's) business ultimately; we can't get pregnant, accidentally or otherwise! Once you accept that, then surely you have to come down on the pro-choice side, whatever the...

This one uses software, as he says in the interview. (It's a little lacklustre, I wonder if the software thinned it all out a bit? The last time I listened to Sabbath's The Wizard it was a LOT punchier than this... pity he left out the breakbeat too...)

tried this already ...to zero responses! http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?t=6405

- ludicrous/hilarious! the phrase "outpouring of grief" being repeated about 1000,000,000 times

buy it here: http://www.dustygroove.com/item.php?id=m88rd2kzhj&ref=browse.php&refQ=cat%3D3%26amp%3Balpha%3Dy%26amp%3Bsortfield%3Dartist%26amp%3Bpage%3D6 listen to a minute of it here: http://www.funk45.com/rm/winstons,_the_-_amen,_brother.ram read some stuff inc. a pesudo-essay I emailed to...

Where's this evidence? (and don't tell me you mean Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird's The Secret Life Of Plants? :rolleyes: or Stevie Wonder's concept album based on it Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants!?! :p)

:) I'd broadly concur with Turtles; it's pretty obvious that sight can process multiple things very quickly and (almost) simultaneously - e.g. think of driving, where your eyes-brain can calculate oncoming car speeds, watch the speedometer, check the sky for weather, enjoy the landscape, look...

^^ rhesus h. chr... sorry :o

fair enough, I only remember disliking the (very very) little I heard of him way back when...