WashYourHands

Cat Malogen
@version you’d have loved Exodus, it went wonky like so much of British life, but there was a genuine window there


further back and faster, met a few people whose upbringing was here (teepee)

 

thirdform

pass the sick bucket
Does being aware of The Spectacle actually make any difference to The Spectacle?

Doesn't matter. the spectacle is not something propped up by the wrong ideas in the heads of the ruling class. it arises from the social fabric and the clash of class forces as such. If it were that simple, a propaganda campaign would be sufficient.
 

thirdform

pass the sick bucket
Yep and there is a direct link with acts like Ital Rockers which included Mark from Iration Steppas. Richard Kirk big on dub. Nightmares on Wax proper dubby.

It has to do with the windrush migration and later south asian migration to Yorkshire specifically. It's why bassline has a big asian contingent and was basically the garage music mutation up north.

Glasgow has had a lot of migration but that came a lot later relatively speaking so they never had pre-acid sound system culture, whereas Bradford, Leeds and Sheffield did. And by sound system I'm specifically talking about blues parties.

@WashYourHands Notingham kind of proves my point though, as far as I know, it mostly orbitted around house. House was universal enough for it to be picked up by the whole of the UK. Not that there wasn't jungle in Nots, I'm sure there was but when we talk about city wide trends of domination.
 

thirdform

pass the sick bucket
the real sound of Glasgow - not the Sub Club or The Arches or whatever - is donk and bouncey house, that's what you hear blasting out of cars and in high street clubs at 3am

One for @Rudewhy


One of my blind gay mates in Canada was a big fan of this stuff. Can enjoy it for 10 minutes as novelty cheese but a night of it would grate. Prefer the cheapo 90s happy hardcore sound.
 

luka

Well-known member
Obviously reading books is not going to help no matter where you buy them from. The only thing that counts is finding something worthwhile to do and doing it. Putting your energy into a thing which you value more than making money.
Eg. Into doing drugs.
 

version

Well-known member
@version you’d have loved Exodus, it went wonky like so much of British life, but there was a genuine window there


further back and faster, met a few people whose upbringing was here (teepee)

I think this bloke my brother worked with grew up in Tipi Valley. He's spoken about living in some hippy commune in a valley in Wales when he was a kid.
 
What have they been saying?

He didn’t realise it yet but as i said to Stan last week before he ejected , he’s a tantric Marxist

That was before reading this bit in @xenogoth mark fisher book where he talks about lyotards libidinal economy

 
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