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has this been mentioned yet? love the fireworks / rocket-whoosh sounds over the PiL-y bass

sick

insanely, just squeezed out of my ballot as was its sister song

this turns out to actually be 95, feels 96 (which is why i eliminated it from consideration) love the driving in my BMW through the winding narrow hedgerow-lined lanes of West Hertfordshire (where Goldie has lived for a while now) vibe not so keen on the flip this one was 96 but do love...

yes, summer vibe there is no wintry smooth even though smooth is about chilling out

smoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooth distant cousin of

[cross thread post with luka's Smooth]

the smooth and the ruff

but can smoothness become so intensely smooth that it becomes a strong emotion in its own right?

Prodigy did do "Ruff in the Jungle" on the debut album - which is great, but not really jungle

nah you are confusing "well produced" with "tasteful". there's nothing tasteful about "euphoria (nino's dream)" or the Acen singles. i do think of most of the production house stuff as hardcore though, because of the nutt-E vibe. but solo 'darkage' is definitely jungle there was a ray keith...

forgot to include this in my ballot lost gem (last gem?) by Omni Trio - b-side to "Nu Birth of Cool" formulaic, yes - but when the formula is perfection, then why not "Torn" - as in tearing, yes, but I like to imagine also torn (deep down inside) between feeling he had to say bye-bye to...

original great, remix greater

Haim is pastiche in so far as they've gone to quite a lot of trouble to get mid-80s drum sounds and that bell-tone synth that was omnipresent and some of the vocals have got this harsh glace sort of process that's totally Lyndsey Buckingham on Tango in the Night but the emotions in the songs...

of current practitioners: Clive Martin might be the best generator of sentences as sentences - and has an admirable commitment to going out in the field for his stories, getting in the thick of scenes Mike Powell is elegant and does "personal" very well conversely Anwyn Crawford does that...

most of the periods i've been most excited about music have involved radio - postpunk and John Peel - jungle etc etc and pirate radio - more recently rap and rachet & B and popdance on the car radio in LA. there is something about the way radio gives you what you already want, plus every so...

pointless achievement - this time surely?

that sounds like fun

Otters in the Thames?

apparently Alan Vega is bald and has been for ages.