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shout yer a pint of best Finger at the Blue (W)Anchor in Hastings when you are next down this way. you may wish to follow local tradition afterwards and have a piss on the lovely beach.

i visited vancouver in 2001. my impression was that it was a beautiful cultural desert filled with very nice but ultimately terribly dull people :( i even remember whatever broadsheet was put under my very nice hotel room door actually having a front page article along the lines of...

australia/NZ are definitely easier to live in. i would have gone there - but couldn't really deal with the thought of being out of the best music culture in the world :D also would have had to pay #2000 pounds or something to emigrate which with your passport you wouldn't have to worry about...

hey Luka, wot do you actually like doin'?

My cards = Weds only. But hey, you organisin it! Toosday it is, shurely? :rolleyes:

fuggin kaiser chiefs. what's the point?

For some time now I have been unable to shake the image of Radio 1’s mainstream weekend dance lineup repeating the history of fuddy-duddy dad-DJ inertia, viz: Pete Tong = Simon Bates Judge Jules = Steve Wright Tim Westwood = DLT But tonight as I listened to Tong and Westwood at length for the...

oh man - they really got funky on yo ass from time to time. i sold all my vinyl to buy my studio but i have a couple of cds somewhere i'll have a look see what i can find. i remember when the second album came into selectadisc in nottingham where i was living at the time - beautiful, limited...

could do 19th ... unless you want to make it my birthday gig on 18th at the caernarvon castle in camden :D no idea what the beer's like though

judging by the beer activity, fine english bitters in order of superiority :D

in fact a lot of northerners are forced to move here when coming south due to the fact that your northern 'pound' doesn't seem to go as far round ere :D ah but shandy bass, surely.... which reminds me - although i have little time for lager - that drinking heineken on amsterdam campsites is good.

ta! that brings to mind air liquide - i loved their stuff up till they signed to harvest - and the blue label, and what i think is the most mental breakbeat acid i've ever heard - one of walker's sharktrax 12s with almost the whole of one side taken up with this monster tune - had the fools...

hm if you are coming to brighton you might as well go on to lewes which is the home of harveys and has some excellent establishments. brighton town centre is a bit 'pants' imo. hastings has possibly more pubs than people, more hardened drinkers and better scenery. in fact why not wander by...

i love a Bishop's Finger. v common in sussex.

Oh yeh... although the tracks don't merge seamlessly into one another. I'm surprised that mix albums have been going so long but have not resulted in similar artist albums. I know it's damn difficult to do but I would have thought a few people would have had a crack at it. I mean something...

oh my gosh etc nice recommendations mms

I must be being obtuse. Can you point out where? Screengrabs below.

Er oh yeah and Abbey Road side 2! I am ignorant of Todd Rundgren - didn't he do a duet with Bonnie Tyler? I have this prejudice that he will be AOR type stuff. I know I know I am probably/undoubtedly a fool. So there's no-one who's done anything approaching the Coldcut JDJ disc as a single...

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The Creation Records Story: My Magpie Eyes are Hungry for the Prize - David Cavanagh - Virgin. Enjoyed this - also good long read (750 pages ish)