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OH YOU CUNT! if it was humor, i admit, it was too dry for me... i figured it was POSSIBLE that someone was into all sorts of stuff... anyways, great mix...

funnily enuff i was listening to this a few nights ago... really sick stuff,,, i tracked down DL's of some other volumes and it is just SOOOOO humbling... like every band that you discovered and thought you were the hippest dude ever (Os Mutantes, Serge Gainsbourg, Lee Perry, the Silver Apples...

thank you posting this, your description made me curious (i'd never heard of 'em) and i tracked it down online, it is indeed totally awesome spazz out music... never heard any UK stuff from that time period that had equal levelness of weirdness and aggression... it's like Subway Sect mixed with...

just checked out the response at Chunklet... that guy took it personal... he did have a couple good points (Die Kreuzen, "cows and beer" is totally awesome (and got repressed recently...) and being from Boston, i can never have enough X-Claim stuff), but his list was just as arbitrary as...

yeah, Iron Cross are awesome... One can easily link Powerviolence to rap metal, just not sideways, but backwards... bands like Negative Approach were probably direct influences on bands like Infest AND bands like Madball... of course from that point on, the respective paths don't cross, but...

all these kids who were 19 in 1980 were listening to a lot of standard 70's rock stuff like Zep before they went punk... and think more "Communication breakdown" not "Kasmir"...

i thought Sherbourne should have used "Land Speed Record" rather than Zen Arcade as LSR is totally radical and odd there, while still being HC... one can draw a hardcore family tree leading from power violence to the most cornball mainstream rap metal... very few heavy music from the mid 80's...

i wish i had 10 grand to buy apple stock with... shit was at 88 bucks the other day...

funny, i Dled that Saccharine Trust LP ("paganicons") today... i have been looking for that record for at least 10 years and i guess i may never find it at a decent price... nothing on there is as good as "a human certaintity", the song i heard by them way back when on "the blasting concept"...

got "Ultimate Rap" by the Nice and Nasty 3 a few weeks back for 3 dollars from a guy selling records on the sidewalk... http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildata.php?itemnr=4718938219 funny thing is, i bought the repress like 5 years ago for 3 bucks as well and fell in love with the song and...

it's amazing how raw, funky, and just crazy some of the records he produced on motown are... an amazing somewriter as well... RIP

didja finish? yes, there are not as many arcs in Clockers as the Wire, and the acting subplot is stupid but the dialogue and imagery are vivid as hell and the plot moves as hellfire quick as any spy novel or horror novel... basically price's genius is the dialogue and the pacing...

actually, i think it's pretty great, i love the unabashed cornball aspect of JA music... but, just being nerdy and pointing out the history of the tune...

and they prolly got the idea from the B-more version...

someone needs to do an all wiley eskibeat intro mix, it would be a shitload of work to do properly, but whoever does the mother of all eskimixes deserves a whitney biannual grant more than ryan mcginness does...

a/k/a yackety sax by boots randolph, derived from King Curtis' sax solo on the coasters yankkety yack...

i am not a huge fan of freestyling, but there are plenty of people who do it... in certain cicrles, it never died...

read the book, it;s fucking amazing...

i've been to Morrocco, but i am slightly agro about giving travel advice AS NO ONE RESPONDED TO MY TORONTO THREAD!!!! i was on my own in a sea of polite canadians... ANYWAYS... yeah, i went to marrakesh for a few days a while back... i didn't go to any clubs or anything, but i imagine there...

going this weekend... what should i do? HELP!