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safe for the Ron set - love this one. listened to a rinse set by DJ Trend w/ Wiley and Riko from '97...how are they rated by jungle enthusiasts? didnt know juiceman did jungle...his garage stuff was sound

i feel i have a long way to go and haven't yet found the balance between self-preservation and caring for others, i either care way too much or too little..but suspect i haven't changed since childhood when i was always shy and withdrawn. as has been said circumstances force most shy children...

secret shame, the Feeling. i have been known to like powerpop. there, i said it. jellyfish, crowded house, beatles-inspired melody in general. this sean kingston track makes me think of 60's soul

durty goodz 'licence to skill' addresses this brilliantly. listening to axiom EP for this first time i thought that with major label backing he could shift tonnes...it's not grime that gives way for the sake of a popular audience but the eclectic range of influences i think has something for...

definitely...i'm sure many people are familiar with simon reynolds' 'rip it up and start again'...this had an excellent chapter on rough trade and the indie labels of the late 70's/ early 80's, these were the true originators of independent music- factory, postcard etc i guess now it's more a...

just finished a collection of H.P Lovecraft horror stories. some have dated worse than others as the themes have since been turned into horror cliche but on the whole quite spine-chilling stuff. a particular favourite is 'under the pyramids', written by Lovecraft as a diary narrative by Harry...

i've only recently started listening to guns n' roses vol.2, and i'm surprised. i don't really watch channel U, but i'd imagine many of the tracks on there are U-friendly. Ruff Sqwad to me are another example of the versatility of the grime template, lyrically and musically...at one point...

at the most difficult times, relationship problems, loneliness etc, i would have a tendency to get existential about everything..to the extent that you come to thinking that love is nothing but a hormonal/chemical reaction and there is no such thing as the romantic notions one used to cherish...

public enemy definitely sort you out. 'it takes a nation of millions...' i took a while to eventually buy but there's focus in that album. 'night of the living baseheads', although it knocks what has been a favourite pastime, convinces you that there's no need to blaze. and there isn't...it just...

I'm new here so if there has already been a lengthy thread on this forgive me, but the effect this particular range of sounds has had on my life has been profound. i'm sure clinical depression (whether accepted or not by the unafflicted it exists) is beaten by the determination and resolve of...

i particularly enjoyed one aspect of his capture, which was the ransom tape that was broadcast. Johnston announcing that his captors has strapped a bomb to him and were threatening to blow a hole in his chest in perfect newscaster tones. he really didn't seem phased by the mortal danger and...

it was typically self-conscious and i think a missed opportunity to get down with the kids. morbid curiosity led me to switch on just as Bryan Ferry wheezed out a final tired number and the Princes got jiggy...the obligatory appearance by Elton John and a children's choir demonstrates how a...