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Okay, going to take the liberty of bumping this. Some music I made to accompany the mephedrone experience.

As a kid I loved this show, the clip below especially... ...so imagine my surprise and delight when it turned out to be true!

Hi, Need to do an Erase and Install on a MacBook running OS X 10.5.8 in order restore it to the original factory settings however it won't read the original discs. Is it possible to do this using the discs that came with my iMac also running OS X 10.5.8? BTW the MacBook reads CDs and DVDs okay...

This is what it sounds like... http://www.myspace.com/palaceofswords

Understood, and wasn't having a go BTW. Personally speaking find it such a hassle :mad: that in the end decided it wasn't worth it.

This is why I stopped 'making' music on computer and rediscovered 'playing' music :D

Burnkane - You Know

Chinesisches Roulette (Fassbinder 1976). Excellent in so many ways. Yet to see a Fassbinder film I haven't enjoyed.

Yeah, it was good. Only got a chance to talk to half the people there though. Thanks for the mags John. From The Hackney Heckler concerning N by Arthur Machen... "a kind of psychedelic fable which concerns the discovery of an alternate reality existing in the context of a humble, grey north...

More fashion than art but you might find The Daily Terror worth checking out. Can be picked up free in various Soho and Shoreditch locations, The Griffin, Rough Trade East, Rio Cinema etc etc. Here's a link... http://issuu.com/sichi/docs/dt01

ho ho ho!

Will be there 8:30ish. No, I do not look like Kate Moss...

Daniel Defoe works for me.

http://theoccultestablishment.blogspot.com/

Have been working my way through a download of the L'Œuvre Musicale 12CD box. Sounds great but it's the kind of music where you feel you really need to hear the actual CDs.

Sad. Saw him at a Primal Scream gig in 2002, absolutely loving it.

Get In The Van - Henry Rollins The Confessions Of - Aleister Crowley Take It Like A Man - Boy George

Agreed, check out Emeralds as well.

Napster (1999-2001) changed everything in terms of 'attitude towards music and pop culture in general'.

Irréversible (Gaspar Noé, 2002) = Rubbish.