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@0bleak what if I want to "dance naked in the rain , it's grim north" with the Jimmy Cauty KLF PURE TRANCE mix? I own multiple vinyl copies of this tune, a guilty pleasure PURE TRANCE 1989 edit: blue pearl in the rain Jimmy Cauty KLF PURE TRANCE mix @2:59. MUSICOLIGISTS! can I mix this...

I was just trying to work out my top ten novels of the year that I read, and I got caught up in some EPIC slog reads, but "Creation Lake', the Kushner spy noir is probably going to be in the upper reaches of my TOP 10 of 2024 TIP!

I hate to break this to you but... edit: old man shouting at sky, etc.,

there were two girls with dreadlocks in the circles I used to move in one ended up on "site", living in a trailer, chasing the trickle of brown down a blackened piece of tin foil the other re-appeared wearing a thousand $ Gucci belt after a summer of debauchery in an Italian mansion

@sus: I'm sold

yeah I played this one at Antwerp mansions rusholme mCR on the free party dubstep sound system. ( room B ) Shinehead - Billie jean dub I may have got a bit aggro in the courtyard, there were some guys staring the gay guys in my crew out and I got all a bit "MY WING CHUN WILL DESTROY THEM"...

MUSICOLIGISTS! err, ahem @wektor "dancing in the rain" and "grim up north" are both basically the same( KLF ? JAMS ) tune? PURE TRANCE 1989! edit: can I can mix"KIRBY LEIGH" into "DANCING NAKED IN THE RAIN" and then back into "GRIMBSY GLOSSOP HEBDIN BRIDGE" etc with no pitch adjustment...

he distinctly said "WEATHERALL MIX" but we all make mistakes he has inadvertently created a "HOLY GRAIL"

I'm puzzled we have a "team meeting" once a week where we chat shit and the KLF were mentioned and a guy who used to "spin house" said the Weatherall Mix of Grim Up North is a killer tune, "it will destroy a room", and this was a couple of weeks ago, yet I do not have any recollection from...

from 1989 I was fucked from a diet of bathtub speed, strychnine blotters, diesel sputnik, coproxamyl and tenants super cocktails, special brew, night train and mad dog wine, whatever the litre offer of cider was, etc., but the KLF spoke to me through remixes of pop KLF vs Blue Pearl - Naked...

Soundtrack to "Cave of Forgotten dreams", a film directed by Werner Herzog alt text: "Quite tedious, and uninformative." says @neddoucet7779 2 months ago - one thumbs up

"Creation Lake" is the first I have read by her. I'd read more if it was up to that standard. @sus: is it worth reading more by her? The photo on the slipcase looked a bit like she might give readings at Sovereign House. I don't want to enable a ketamine habit. that would be wrong.

a couple of years ago I read a biography of an ugly human being, Alexander Trocchi, who was an original member of the Situationist International, and Debord came across as a dick in that book, in fact he came across as a complete cock, so I'm on board with Kushner when she dismisses Debord as a...

lol, some of the funniest bits in "CREATION LAKE" are where she rips into Debord psychogeography dismissed as getting lost, stumbling home drunk at night detourned into philosophical endeavour

I enjoyed it - I'll do a review when I haven't had some rum, it's worth a read though, Unabomber Tiqqun Debord Celine anti vibes

yeah

I recently read a novel that was long listed for this year's Booker prize that weaves this train of thought in with a tale of Tiqqun / Tarnac environmental activism infiltrated by cynical undercover agent

I wasn't being literal, but more people have read about fringes in films about Romans than have read sausage..oops, spellcheck.. Saussure

Barthes invented "semiotics" IMHO I'm a fan to be fair