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i followed some of gek-opel's links posted upthread and i lucked upon this gorgeous selection of balearic classics = http://www.trackwerk.net/mixes/Hardway%20Bros%20Bathing%20Machine.mp3 by the hardway brothers??? Ronny & Renzo - Big Smack & Flies Verity Smith - Summertime (Flash Faction...

last time i heard the guy from outhud dj, he was playing nu-cosmik/nu-balearic stuff, as well as 86/87-era chicago house

it's supposed to be something to do with phil collins' drumming

i was talking with Greg Caz last night -- and he's an authority on music if i've ever met one -- and through some bizarre twist or turn he began talking about how black people in the 80s loved Phil Collins, Hall & Oates, and Sting i kid you not

sounds like richard klein, "cigarettes are sublime" -- the book i linked above

for a thorough treatment of the aesthetics of smoking, you should read this book also, check this article

a woman smoking can be damn hot only problem is that the "object," i.e., the woman or gent, as you wish, destroys him/her self by so doing -- and symptoms of advanced lung disease are not at all attractive of course if smoking weren't "bad," morally or health-wise, then it probably wouldn't be...

yeah, admittedly, i was trying to think of a third famous record to piss upon -- 3's more effective than 2's rhetorically -- i should retract the "reach for me" statement, the bassline cannot be stopped except that i'm equally if not more uniformed post-1992, which, again, is why . . . .

and then there's these new european pointillistic bands that aren't really rock, and who i can't decide if i like or not = hess is more fujiya & miyagi -- who are big in the uk, yes?

also, though perhaps a bit too freaky-silly = little white rabbits still bleed red and if twee's your thing = unsolved mysteries and for melodic goth rock, there's = sophie lux

agreed on indian jewelry and magik markers first learned of excepter on dissensus a couple weeks back, though it's only the one song and video that i like -- "rockstepper" black moth super rainbow -- i liked them for a second -- perhaps too gimmicky?

i have a soft spot for the "concept" of a balearic revival, but no so sure about the execution the map of africa album is rather poor quiet village is better, but i only know the "circus of horrors" ep and i'm unfamiliar with studio, "west coast" -- and the mixed reception it's getting here...

well, i did take a swipe at murk records upthread by talking bad about funky green dogs reach for me -- and you endorse murk records in your "mauve house" piece however, this murk-before-murk record is excellent -- and, yes, hypocrite that i am, outside the limits that i set for the thread

good call on prescription records, though i think the record to have on the label is "make it happen (make it real)" blackdown mentioned romanthony upthread, another good call, and he just happens to have had the first record on prescription -- a re-release of the wanderer off his obscure label...

i think the pickings are probably pretty slim, which is why i posed the question . . . . "hardrive" represents for me the decline and fall of house -- a massive international house hit and yet such a boring boring boring deep deep deep down inside me song -- pretends to be soulful, done by rote...

i've seen great dancing both in the midwest and in new york in the midwest, fabulous freaky/groovy white raver kids circa 2000 in new york and places like hartford, connecticut, there's what i refer to as the banji boy skip dance -- effortless skipping-like movement to a house groove --...

not my cup of tea, i.e., i wouldn't collect these records today but at the time those were cool parties . . .

exactly -- Mr C had a club called the Drop in summer 1993 that pushed the "trance" sound

don't know the tune, i'm afraid -- but that organ sound was simply part of the house/rave DNA -- or rather, a sound one would often hear on breakbeat hardcore and prog house tracks, but not on "proper" techno or deep house -- nice track though