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when did that happen? vinyl may be analogue but it crackles.. and you need a transit to carry your collection around.. only to the hi-fi geek.

the majors will struggle to release any format if they cease to exist. the digital revolution is here and gaining momentum.. our kids are growing up with it - what is vinyl to them?

facinating video.. some of the dances had me thinking "mr bean!"

in rap, the fact the audience buy into the whole thug/gangsta shit gives artists a license to carry on all retarded and negative.. and be adored for it! while that kinda shit is encouraged, it will occassionally get out of hand.. rap didn't used to be like this.. nwa were the first to admit...

google.com/ig with my favourite feeds.. i find the google search history useful and interesting.. it's a great memory jogging tool.. i looked up a random date from a couple years back - i'd been searching on System of a Down.. the whole day came back to me even down to what i had for tea..

yeah, i know what you mean.. i can't say i've ever understood the bits of chuck-d songs between the primary message ("don't do drugs", "why should i want to fight for a country that oppresses black people", etc.) reading his lyrics is often worthless.. you start off thinking "yeah, let's see...

vinyl is shit.. i shudder to think where i'd store my 60Gb library's equivalent in vinyl.. fuck that purist baloney.. progress is good!

wow!! hank's a legend.. two of my fave PE tracks are "who stole the soul" and "war at 33 1/3".. hanks 'bring the noise' style at its finest, for me..

this became the seminal intro of all time.. i quite liked the Illmatic intro too but nothing raises the neckhairs like the former.. PE had a big effect on me.. had all the albums/dvds.. tagged their logo everywhere.. i loved the bomb squad sound - "wall of noise", like noah said.. for me, it...

most people i know in the generation above still find computers / tech in general a chore.. my mother will grab some back-catalog compilation off the shelf at Asda. dizzee fans (younger) are more likely to download.. even if everybody illegally downloaded his record, exposure (and hence...

well people all over the world are making money off Open Source Software, which is FREE.. they charge to consult, train, maintain etc.. i can see a day when recorded media is free, or nearly-free (subscription-based maybe).. there's still money to be made from licensing, tours, merchandising...

according to Rolling Stone "Record sales are tanking, and there's no hope in sight".. http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/15137581/the_record_industrys_decline/1 industry chiefs talking about "what's next"...

apologies - the 27 figure i got was actually 'last weeks position', not 'peak position'.. it peaked at number 7 (according to wikipedia).

So, is it safe to say this album (Maths & English) bombed? Just three weeks on the album chart, this being its last (being at number 38).. peaked at number 27.. even hank marvin reached number six..

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