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i pass them up in the "w" bin constantly, never listened...

wiley's meltdown: http://www.axischemicals.com/RinseFMWILEY10Decem6.mp3

i don't like zep, but i "get" them... they set a template for hard rock that will live on in the suburbs forever...

i never watch TV, (also no TV license in the US), so if i have to pay 20 bucks or so (splitting the 55 with a couple friends) like 3 times a year to watch some fights, i have no problem with it... at least here, there are no adverts, just the undercard and the main event, no ads inbetween...

it's only 15 pounds, no? cost 55 dollars in the US...

and he's fighting Floyd Mayweather tonite... i don't really like mayweather, but i acknowledge is he is probably the best out right now... however, i don't put him in the best ever catagory he puts himself in, simply because he has not not had enough great fights... compared to Ali, who has...

"NEXT BIG THING" bassline article from oct 2004... http://www.i-dj.co.uk/features/featurespage.php?ID=48

well, that's true... that is why the AXIOM EP was so powerful... so short, but every track KILLED... hip hop should learn from this as well... shit, actually the record industry as a whole should learn from it... it pains me to say this, but there is a more responsible "irie" listening...

this song does rock... timbaland totally copping dubstep ARP arpeggio sounds... (and i am not ones of those people who thinks timbaland stole everything from the UK, but...)

i am talking 2007 paradigm... yes, the scene was at it's biggest when DJ's were playing vinyl for clubs,,, however, those days are gone. now, most grime dj's have serato, so that makes the download effect equal across the board. no matter what the format is these days, a large percentage of...

i had heard this... a shock to see i am sure, but it makes sense... grime has become a mixtape genre in the last year... sucks for the dj's, but better for the artists, sad to say (cd's are much easier to make money on...)

"a better tomorrow" from wu tan forever!

yeah, that is what i mean when i say it reminds me of Iron Man... no weird MF Doom stuff, no club bangers, just a lot of classic soul samples and breaks...

i listened to the new ghost once, i was feeling it... reminded me of Iron Man, actually... not sure who this for, but it's pretty funny http://allhiphop.com/blogs/multimedia__music/archive/2007/11/19/18902778.aspx

kuduro? this thread is getting good!

i feel like this party was probably at my house... um, yeah, that is the thing about being into grime in nyc that has been frusterating, is the lack of a REAL fanbase... this is something that i must hand to Dave Q... dude has built a hardcore, dedicated fanbase for dubstep in NYC that is...

that was the part about 42 and 49 Up that was great, all the subjects were so media aware... so many of them talk about the process of the being in the film itself; being recognized, the intrusions into their life every 7 years... Jackie, the East End to Scotland one and the upperclass girl...

dunno if i can dig it up, it's a 45... my records are unorganized as of late...

that detroit list is aweinspiring... but "clear" by cybotron was a painful omission...

i just finished two weeks of watching the entire UP series (7-49), the random documentary series starting with 14 7 year olds in 1963, at the beginging of swinging england... totally fascinating... as a whole, they really are an amazing look at english society and fashions, as well as being a...