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This is as good as everyone says it is, marvellous cinematic right angled turn as the film whips you from the grey skies of Scotland to a very lurid, steamy Uganda. Suprised to see Gillian anderson popping up again as English lady. Agree, more of Armin would've helped, such a powerful performance.

"three tone asbo core" that's really something to live up to :p

Apparently Cisco are now wanting to sue apple, they thought up the iPhone first apparently

KLF at rave in Chipping Norton '89 KLF @ rave bit of a miracle this was filmed, stick with it till nr the end.

the actual album is about late Jan i believe, cool cover > dj distance on p.mu

anyone listening to RinseFM right now, "tracks a bit aggressive, that's how i feel when sitting in traffic" it's Distance i reckon, it's so bowel renching i guess it must be him? sounds like he's playing stuff off his new album, it's like a new metal-step ting.

This is genius, how on earth did I miss this when it came out? it's done with such precision despite being a kind of joke record. J Cauty has risen loads in my estimation.

Bed News Tour Bad News Tour pt 3 The Comic Strip's Bad News predates Spinal Tap but will forever be compared to it. Peter Richardson is the only convincing character here but I love the song 3mins in, delightfully badly played.

Rodigan's Bass Dr Rodigan shows how not to be shy about your music , Ram Jam

Red Road Seems a bit over looked in the round up of 2006. Red Road by Andrea Arnold is one of the most compelling UK films this year. pics here

the falling paint moment I think Blackdown sums it pretty well. played a squat do last night and got incredibly nervous a few hours before but actually DJing was fine, everyone there was really into it, you messing up a mix isn't gonna ruin their evening. Mind you it was quite comical that...

Nothing has quite superseded my love for Krumble's 'Fat Girl' from last year, it's a text book demonstration of how to re-invent jungle>>>

this looks good, let's hope it's archived ;)

Singles/12" Krumble 'Usual Terror' (PeaceOff) Peter, BJorn and John 'Young Folks' Tectonic & Hotflush 12"s particularly that loefah remix of search & destroy, most almighty dubstep tune even though it's probably a year old now. what was good in pop , have i missed something?

I think this has to be the best "I don't know what to do this NYE" option, and look it's open forever :D

yup i'll 2nd Unsound, last years was bangin, great atmosphere, everyone welcome, no queuing, heavin but room to dance that's about all i remember ;)

Interesting thread, I won't defend the beatz'n'samples crew but I think you have to remember what that 90s thing was all about. Along time ago everyone went clubbing in a big way most weekends and these were the kind of instant rhythms churned out for people pre/post club. Was it meant to...

Bill Drummond is chatting away on resonancefm right now proposing the deletion of all recorded music :D

i think what the 'old farts' are suggesting is that as music becomes so ubiquitous and it's diversity instantly available we value it less. I'm also suprised by the reaction of those who cry in alarm at not having any music for a day will make them insane and unable to work? what's going on...

isn't it scary that Newsnight think's U2 are worth discussing? Harris continually pushes his agenda of 90s music >Last Party as if nothing much happened except Britpop.