So Paul Meme has uploaded even more of his excellent new tracks for your delectation and feedback, but has he bothered to put anything on his blog about it? Has he bollocks. You have to go to UK-Dance instead. I ask you…
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The one and only Solution Sound kick off the new year with a residency down Dalston way:
SATURDAY 7th FEB
10-16 Ashwin Street, Dalston E8
Session will run from will run from 10 – 4.30
cost £6.50/£5 concessions, and will have a (raffle) bar running all night.Music policy is strictly Raw Roots, From Studio 1 to Xterminator and anything raw in between! The sessions will include our usual quota of talented singers and players (final line up TBA) over the sound, which is large and our own, for those who don’t know….
The flyposters up Stamford Hill also reckon there will be dates in March and April. Check it…
Now with COMMENTS.
C’mon people, don’t be shy now…
Many thanks to co-conspirator Dnyl of chaos.org.au and spinwarp – the best drum ‘n’ bass production site in the world…
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Dnyl also twiddled with various bits which allow me to update the sidebar – first effort is to the left [right! it’s to the right! agh!]. Obviously doing this is fraught with difficulties, like – do you include certain mates who never seem to update their blogs? do you include every single blog which links to you?
As ever, I’ve just done the bloody thing. More additions later.
MANCHESTER AREA PSYCHOGEOGRAPHIC
Just discovered the MANCHESTER AREA PSYCHOGEOGRAPHIC website courtesy of the good folks at Social Fiction. This is great stuff and includes an interview I did them a while back as well as a message board.
Ananova – Liquidator chant falls foul at West Brom
West Brom was advised to remove The Liquidator from its playlist amid concerns it incited foul language directed at rivals Wolves. […]
[…]The Liquidator will be replaced by Jump Around by House of Pain from tonight, before the Black Country derby against Walsall. Club officials are now searching for a new pre-match anthem.
Would that be the same “Jump Around” which includes the line “if your bitch steps up I’m slapping the ho”?
A huge improvement over the word “fuck”, obviously.
how do YOU spell “conservative”?
Goddamn that new-fangled “electronic mixing”! Oh for the days of King Tubby, er… no…. Coxsone, er….
Bingi drumming sessions in the hills it is then.
See also: yer standard rockist criticism of reggae not being exactly as it was when Marley was about. Some nice quotes from Randy Chin, tho.
“The demographic for reggae is unbelievabably confusing,” he said. “It’s worse now than ever.”
2003 best of part four
He’s right of course, but I notice it doesn’t actually stop him doing it either 😉
Under the counter, guv
1. 2 x CDRs of early Greeensleeves 12″ courtesy Andy on the Blood & Fire Board
2. Paul Meme – Nervous Ragga mix and lots more
3. The Bug Vs Soundmurderer soundclash on John Peel
4. Hollow Earth – Gangsta Techno mix
5. Woebot – Brickwall mix
6. Woebot SS – Resonance FM show
7. Inglistan – Roots CDR
8. Dubversion – Riddim mix
9. Stuart Borthwick – Rasta mix
10. Herve’s mate’s roots mix
Uncarved
1. The Bug
2. Abashanti – Greg Mario Whitfield
3. Adrian Sherwood – Greg Mario Whitfield
4. Small Space Dynamics CTRL-ALT-DELETE
5. pirates, politics, parochialism
8. Various ruminations on Whitehouse and industrial culture
9. Luther Blissett on contra-acting and consultancy
10. Nihilism
the rest
Shake The Foundations volume 2 mix/dj-ing at some brilliant parties including BOTH UK-Dance bashes and Riddim/Greg Mario Whitfield’s deep bass philosophy and evangelism/Sick and Twisted – Bong Ra, Aphasic, Sonic Belligeranza sets/Seeing Shaka again/Solution Sound @ Arcola Theatre in April/Dr Beck’s bastard bootleg mash ups at the ICA/The Bug and Aphex @ Neighbourhood/City of God/8 Mile/Dirty Pretty Things/Six Feet Under/Scratch/24/Hackney IWCA/everyone who kept me relatively sane for another year (you know who you are)/blogs/boards/pints/curries/me partner/our daughter
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You can download Paul Meme’s wicked new ragga jungle track here.
“In the classical tradition of ragga jungle, it’s essentially a jungle
boot of a dancehall tune…Oh, and I’ll try and cover myself
up front by saying the production’s got a sort of punk attitude!”
Big up! Let him know what you think of it…