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The airwaves are full of big talk. Wouldn't it take you back, again.

MJ Cole & Wookie are b2b with Todd Edwards on Boiler Room rn

radio one doc i think

Of course, so perhaps necessary to separate atheism from Atheism for the discussion. Here's the thing. It seems to me that when we hear criticism of islam, nine out of ten times it's Iran, Iraq, Syria, Pakistan. That one in ten might maybe, occasionally be Indonesia (which is actually worlds...

Am actually shocked at how shallow Atheism's understanding of any sort of, well anything outside of the echo chamber they appear to inhabit. I wouldn't hold Dawkins as representative by any means but they make a good go of convincing me otherwise tbh. Genuinely saw one defender ask what...

as if he was an isolated case

First bit I suppose is America was never an IRA target as is alleged of much of contemporary terror. Wouldn't know how deep support was/is outside of the Irish American community tbh but it was enough to have Clinton over in lead up to ceasefire etc He's still over every two three years while...

This is truth.

you're right. Had it my head that Why was 89. yeah and not strictly intended as pop right enough, though I just wondering how it crossed over in a chart thing of it's own. The drum machine + female vox is a winner imo

Early nineties cod What was it around then that had so much reggae based stuff in the charts? Guess there would have been some spin off from the rave melting pot but it was bigger then the UK. What was crossing over from JA, or was dancehall just popular at the time

worthy of the desert island anyway. Electronic wise 4Hero - Parallel Universe is the jungle I would put in time capsule. Much competition but nothing captures the best of everything like that LP Model 500 - Deep Space Burial LP is still better then all the talk around it Shame we never got...

after the laughter

James Brown at the Apollo, though not an LP proper. Would take Satta Massagana before 36 Chambers but Heptones' On Top over both

His DJ sets aim to draw lines of comparison between a diverse range of musical cultures based on an ancient polyrhythmic algorhythm.

Shame about Chemical, though the amount clothes and gadgets suggested they weren't shifting a lot of music. Site was very useful for audio though when browsing second-hand elsewhere. Lots of early - mid 00s garage you couldn't listen to anywhere else

I remember first clocking there must be a bit of money coming into dubstep when Confetti Doubles, Enchanted Rhythms et al started disappearing off Discogs :) Not sure which individual tracks have gained revivial on the regular or if it even occurs with the well so deep now but was very much...

Ten Pars Tempz, you're fired