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Shame, I was complimenting your reading of the current situation. Anyway, last time I looked it was Ali G...? Even Tony would have been able to figure that out.

your chest mr tea.

'A Cult'/'Made Up Sound' by Source Direct on Mheadz also both well worth checking

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Heavy tune. I remember literally fighting for a 12" of this in Mr Bongo (RIP) after school one day. Also don't forget into the 90's and Consciousness on Metalheadz (the former is a 90bpm version of the latter). If you get really into it you'll find lots of the samples he used on Sun Ra and...

Someone recently gave me the jungle warfare sample cds. They came out around 94/95, and you can recognize the samples on almost every one of my favourite dnb tunes. Full Cycle, V Recordings, Reprazent would not have happened without them. Loads of Dillinja's pads are from there. I don't think it...

Just heard Ghost Hardware, it was worth the wait. Nuff said. You can listen to samples on the bm-soho site here: http://www.bm-soho.com/search.php?searchFor=burial&searchGenre=**&searchWhen=&searchDisplayBy=DateFirstSeen&imageField.x=0&imageField.y=0

This one's really important: ideally you want to know who's playing 2 months in advance if you want to get listed anywhere. It's worth getting as many listings as you can, in local press and beyond. In my experience you need to send details off at least a month in advance even to get in weekly...

yes, good call, available for download from boomkat to their credit. there are some heavy tracks on this, I'm really enjoying it...

zhao - great list, it almost merits use on a list tune (cf destroy rock'n'roll, losing my edge et al) - I may even write some music specially for this list in between dub research this weekend.

Just off to buy a copy of this :)

Thx for the heads up, I've tried emusic and already exhausted the trial. I wasn't that impressed by the overall quality of the catalogue when compared to some of the other sites available. In fact I was a member of Napster for a while because they just have everything but I no longer have a pc...

@ STN and Anderai - thanks, going to seek all those out, looks good @ Blubeat just downloaded those (8!) mixes and also picked up the dub vault mp3 from BK - mixed by pendle coven who I also really like, cheers :D

I've realised recently that my knowledge of dub is seriously poor given that most of the music I like is so closely related to it. I've always liked stuff like Basic Channel, Deepchord, and I grew up listening to Jungle and DnB. More recently I've been enjoying some of the Dubstep that I've...

Check out this guy: Sri Chimnoy. He's a 2x world champion runner and general all round guru. You've got to love his chat about the 'inner run'. Whether you take it seriously or not he has some very useful things to say about how to run well. "Running is a physical subject, a mental subject, a...

beautiful track. there's also a track called 'peace of mind' on the andy stott album 'merciless' which has the same piano and melody, but backed by strings rather than beats. i'm never sure which came first. my personal few (from many): Opus III 'It's a Fine Day' Vangelis 'Blade Runner Blues'...

interesting artist mono junk, been enjoying 'Channel B' and 'Am I Ok' lots recently. heard a short snippet of 'the place' last night (it's from '95 I think) and it does sound pretty cool, just debating whether to part with 16 quid for the album (gloom, dum records), given that ther other tracks...

'parrently it's just been acquired by the weinstein company so could be a while before it appears on general release :(

Richard Pinhas - Iceland is my favourite epic synth workout, in more of a stars in the arctic kind of way.

Think the ease of use factor is absolutely critical here. If it's easier to download the music legally, even for a fee, and it's use isn't restricted, people will get into it. With this in mind, perhaps the most reliable form of copy protection at the moment is to release material only on...