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John Mc
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| Would be Ringo (from The Beatles) or Bjorn (from Abba)? |
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Setareh Juventina
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| Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 05:32 Post subject: |
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Would be Ringo (from The Beatles) or Bjorn (from Abba)? |
Considering Björn sucks (Benny is the king of ABBA), I say Ringo!
Chocolate ice-cream or chocolate mousse?
Love & Peace
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Kris
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| Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 11:51 Post subject: |
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Cornish Clotted Cream Ice-cream.
A plea rather than a question. Can someone please please recommend a really good electronicey / dancey album? My CD collection has far too much guitar music in it.
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John Mc
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| Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 15:35 Post subject: |
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| That album by The Field that Pitchfork loved, something "...Sublime", it could be ambient floaty nonsense but has enough going on to make it Orbital-esque and brill. Get it now. |
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Kris
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| Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 08:12 Post subject: |
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Done.
You are right, it veers very close to aimless at times, but somehow manages to be good too 
Q: Weren't you supposed to ask a question?
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mixedcasesspaces
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John Mc
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Yep I was, I forgot, I am a fool.
If you were a superhero what colour would your suit be?
Mark! I haven't forgotten about you, I will email you over the weekend I promise. Have been stupidly busy at work and so haven't been able to do any writing stuff for ages which is annoying for me but a relief for lovers of well punctuated, coherant music writing everywhere.
Has anyone read 'Fear of Music' by Gary Mullholland? He's an ace writer, I want to be him. |
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CiaranMac
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Well I haven't..sorry Jon, but I wanna comment on kinkster's post, yeah the field..it's hypnotic and beautiful and is unreal in a club setting too, euphoria distilled but a weird serene beauty on some of the tracks as well. other electronica I've been loving...
Gui Borrato: Chromophobia, track no. 8 It's a beautiful life is awesome
Stars of the Lid: The tired sounds of: Nice drones, bit SAWII (Aphex Twin)
Sound of Silver (LCD)
Fennesz: Endless Summer
Jen Jelinek: Kosmicher Pitch
Check out these guys too: Mouse on Mars, Michael Mayer, Ricardo Villalobos, Farben and Amon Tobin
and now zee question
Is Myspace past its sell by date?
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Kris
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It smelt corpse-like the day it appeared. I fucking hate Myspace.
Cheers for all the electro-guff, very much appreciated!
Who else fucking hates Myspace?
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chuddy
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I can't actually hate anything so shit as myspace
garden peas or petit pois? |
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Tommy Tynans Lovechild
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peas. simpler to pronounce.
i love myspace. yeah its worrying when yer see the profiles where people have put piccies of themselves and friends on, even worse so when they striking look at me i'm drinking poses! (bands/musicians excpeted) but its fantastic for music. Yer can discover your own tunes, its so great not having to part with cash for a music bag anymore, I rarely buy them 'cos there's so much online you can discover without having to rely on some crap journo directing you... And its great living somewhere like Bris 'cos so many bands come and play for the price of a cinema ticket and its a really good way of choosing just who you can and see when yer can't afford or spare the time to see them all.
Has anyone ever Hong Kong Fuey like climbed into a filing cabinet to get changed and somehow done it and come out of a different draw? If yes did you save the day?
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mixedcasesspaces
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Never done it myself, but if I was to invent a hero they would get changed into their magical superhero suit by getting into a car through one door and coming out of the door on the other side with the new suit on. To make it more realistic though, every time this happens it would take at least five minutes to get changed and even then their top would be all streched weirdly and twisted up. The hero would also get stuck on the car gear stick trying to get past it and would hit their head on the steering wheel at this point.
And to answer the previous, unanswered question: The outfit would be green, so the hero can hide in grassy knolls.
Has anyone here ever been on Blue Peter?
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Bev
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No (but my elephant has).
Has anyone had Jim Fix It for them?
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Kris
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Yup. He fixed the plumbing last year for me.
Beck - he's ace innit?
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Setareh Juventina
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Yup. He fixed the plumbing last year for me.
Beck - he's ace innit?
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No, he's a sect member!
Can you think of a romantic comedy you've seen that was really good.
Love & Peace
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