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hope you don't mind if i disseminate this joke! i will of course give you credit (lest you break all your principles and sue me)

quite funny except for the videotape at the end -- that kinda dragged on a for a bit

why did the original octave one sleep on their rights?

unless you're doing ecstasy with your lover at home -- maybe not primal, but definitely very physical fucking music granted, i can't really decipher the lyrics -- but i've always founded it very sensual/sensuous -- and though there's a suicide/death angle, that's also an erotic element --...

US Hispanic groups, buoyed by massive weekend protests against a proposed immigration crackdown, are planning a major boycott of American life dubbed a "day without Latinos," leaders said on Tuesday. Organizers of the planned May 1 "A day without Latinos or a day without immigrants" boycott will...

have people heard about this? it'll shut down every restaurant in new york city and quite a few essential services idea is to make the american public realize how much latino immigrants contribute to this country

getting back to original question -- spliffhead has ragga twins chatting "ragga twins step out" but it also samples a reggae singer and i have absolutely no idea who they're sampling

the one that samples prince is "hooligan 69" -- and, believe it or not, i heard moby (?!) play it the other night

i saw dave q and loefah play a loft party in brooklyn saturday night very cool and intimate setting and within 15 minutes of my arrival they blew out the speaker b/c the bass was so damn heavy (the emcee commented that this happens wherever loefah djs) still not sure how i feel about dubstep...

FUGARI PARTY ?!?!? what ?! where ?! how ?! after a long hiatus, the cruel winter months, the fugari tribe returns for the season of nectar -- armed with a calendar of disorienting fun, shooting electrons at your compass in life first on the agenda, THIS FRIDAY, the 21st, 8 days after the Ides...

i think you're right on the money -- sadly however, b/c the pleasures of myspace are so damn hard to resist, i.e., b/c it's "addictive," i doubt people are prepared to give it up entirely therefore, next best solution is for people who are already on myspace to leave the site for their own...

i think it's like a collective narcissistic fantasy kinda ties in w/ k-punk's account of how young people today are prone to some "fantasy" of celebritydom (i.e., every person on myspace is at the "center" of his own world of relationships, both to music and people) of course i see much of...

it's an interesting way to network, flirt with women, and construct one's (fictional) identity via taste in music and people very narcissistic game -- which is why i'm vulnerable to its charms too bad rupert murdoch owns the damn thing

why aren't you on myspace?

again, i have nothing to do with this, but predict this is going to be a night to remember the promoter behind the event, bijules, is a genius of nightlife a designer of outrageous jewelry ("m262 rocket launcher") and signs prohibiting crack use and miles ahead of the curve in spotting...

i of course have nothing to do with this merely spreading the word . . . . deadlydragonsound presents a night called "COME FORWARD" as we dip into the ska, rocksteady, jamaican soul classics w/ veteran selector JAH WISE (he painted horsemouth's bike in ROCKERS) of TIPPATONE sound.... we...

@ DavidD and GumDrops = all points well taken i have nothing to offer in rebuttal -- so i'll be quiet, at least for time being

yeah, but the serious heads are in the main black, the hardcore crews that's why it's still black-owned, so to speak

my very very pregnant sister was evidently interviewed on tv about this she said something to the effect, "coyotes are considered predators. they prey upon small dogs" had i been asked, i would have said, "coyotes are one of the few carnivorous creatures to have adapted to modern mankind...

yes, but house/techno were heavily reliant upon "white" influences from day one and were then very quickly "co-opted" by whites so i agree, in large part, with the POLITICAL explanation, i.e., that the vitality of hip hop has everything to do with black americans having successfully kept it...