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"what we do" is that on Northern Line? there's def some MC bassline stuff on Northern Line (Trouble w/ MC Skibadee), but i swore tha was on a different label... also the Agent X Vs. Lethal B 12" is on a similar vibe... in small doses that stuff is cool...

he goes to every Dubwars show and helps promote it... i've seen him spin once, he was playing two step/vocal garage type stuff... he loves dubstep... i think he's down with grime, he just doesn't like it as much as dubstep he came to Pure Fire once and took my picture while i was spinning , i...

or the Scum Manifesto...

EQing someone else's set is such bad form, but people do it surprisenly often...

i still hear PLENTY of salsa and other old school latin stuff around NYC...

generally yes... i used to be a courier and i never had a fixie, tho had plenty of friends who did... i was never really tempted to fuck with them, as a nice fixed gear bike is very expensive and NYC is heaven on earth for bike thieves... can't remember if anyone else said this, but the other...

great track on this record where Davis slurs all the notes on his bass, bending and stressing the notes between the notes... gotta love the abilities of a fretless stringed instrument for creative intonation... was just listening to it while i read this topic...

beat street has been closed for almost a year,(as has their close competeir Music Factory) King George's ("records wanted" on Essex) has been closed for at least a year and a half... I believe George sells out of a storage space in the bronx if you can track him down... VP is a decent store...

i have no idea what's going on here, but i love it...

new amy winehouse, i can't get with, as she looks like a crackhead... old amy, however, looks like R. Crumb's Devil Girl and i can get behind that...

some hipster bits up now, some funk/disco and various other stuff to come ASAP... http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZbobbyableQQhtZ-1

the soft focus version of "The Stand" by Stephen King... i quite liked it when i read it, but dunno if i'll ever reread it... it seems like apocalytic fiction is the new thing now... some semi-famous British writer whose name escapes me just wrote a similar book and i recently read a review...

whoops, topic covered...

was listening to the "as serious as a heart attack" LP tonight while messing around the house and i have to say, he is a fucking genius... proto-rap, in the best possible sense... wacked out jazz with seriously clever, insightful lyrics...

miz ripley, i imagine if you really gave a fuck about what other people thought you wouldn't have got tattoos in the first place...

my bad, wrong episode, according to the internet, it's the one where Rodney Dangerfield is Mr. Burns' son... episode 4F05

now now, i actually have no opinion whatsoever on tattoos, i'm just quoting something i hear people say all the time...

tracklisting for mix, for those who are picky about what they get for free... 1. Sensei Dub -MRK 1 / Brooklyn Anthem - Team Shadetek feat. 77 Klash & Jah Dan/ copy copy -Timeblind 2. Lonesome Side - DJ Rupture feat. Lily / Dutch Flowers - Skream / Don't Make - 8 Ball & MJ / 3. Better Get...

i did for a friend... i walk on gilded splinters- marsha hunt funky dollar bill- funkadelic 1200 miles- flaming ember ezy reader- jimi hendrix poopsie- scrap iron I want you right now- mc5 popcorn- ike and tina turner runaway people- dyke and the blazers walk on the water- the gollywogs tango...