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K & LSD together 15 yrs ago. Could see the music... italo pianos as lightning.. problematic erection... never again. :eek:

I enjoyed the interview with the (former) a & r man at fontana. His face as he described the playback of 'Tilt' was priceless.

"I'd guess most people here are music heads and respect artists and do try before they buy. However, to believe that this is the case for everyone is pointless and holds no water. There's two generations below us, that don't pay for anything and do see why they should, they don't know what an LP...

Correct attire at a wedding - morning suit or national dress. Evening wear is a big no-no. Leave that to the yanks.

optimo espacio - NAGAIUTB

"Re the phantom jazz/reggae crossover: it's frustrating, because the guys playing on those old reggae sides were obviously very accomplished players (didn't they all get taught by musical nuns or something? I read about that somewhere). You get flashes of instrumental brilliance every now and...

Do cool kids read the nme? cool kids certainly don't write for it nme doesn't seem to know where it's breads buttered at the mo liked the bits at the bottom of the pages Cosgrove as hipster rather than fat football presenter nostalgia here for the vibes page what happened to sherman? i...

nothing from the dirty south... Juvenile's first album i defy you not to have a wiggle to back that ass up

google my homepage too but a little concerned about the tracking. what's the alternative?

"yes gutter - 1993 was the year that minimal man, which was baby ford and another dude did their first records too - also the year of that pure techno knowledge club techno style, which probably started acide trance in a way .." was ifach the first 'minimal' label? 1993 was also the year of...

I saw them about 94-95(?) with jimi tenor. Their set was so ambient no one noticed. Just low volume sine waves offa generators. Jimi was a star though. went to another club afterwards to dance with dani minogue the 90's were so eclectic!!:eek:

"rather than exploiting the unique aspect that television offers-- the opportunity to tell a story over an extended period of time, with all the additional complexities and "world building" that such an opportunity allows." coronation st is probably the only british show which does this drops...

modelled my hair on warren oates took a long time to get it to grow forward at the sides

And are we going to see any British shows doing this? no because brit shows underfunded in comparison yanks have swat teams of writers, hollywood trained technical staff (read william goldman on hollywood techies) and longer series lengths. compare knowing me knowing you with larry sanders

the first episode of the wire was flagged pretty heavily in the grauniad 6 million households in the uk have sky tv (i think) all i did was press 1=7=9 bliss i often wonder if the dvd box set/bit torrent types miss something i have to make sure i'm at the telly with a single malt at...

Just finished reading the damned united by david peace geting inside brian clough's (legendary football manager and contrarian) head, joyous also just read the state of denmark by derek raymond rather bleak re-version of 1984/brave new world but far more attuned to the mores of the uk...

surely blog house is preferably to beard house or dad house? as an elderly house "head" who given the chance sits smoking his pipe listening to red zone dubs whilst checking his chez edits in the spare room, i like that the kids seem to be ignoring the bill brewster lists and getting on with...

another mp3 blog mutant sounds

Quote: Originally Posted by Logan Sama If you actually take the time out to embrace the music and the culture and give it respect rather than send it up in some sort of ironic mockery, then you could be wearing leggings and a tutu and you'd be cool by me 'the culture' the university(sic) of...

Why the precious attitude towards grime? It's jumble of appropriation. Bits of hip hop, garage, dnb, reggae, techno etc. To object to more appropriation seems daft. Hadouken et al shouldn't be criticised for running with the latest (or not) dance craze. Grime owes a lot to uk hip hop which...