joe_shoo

but also Russian AND gay

some interviews with some of the chaps too
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/programmes/the_beat.shtml

myspace.com/budam
myspace.com/doctorspock

two of my faves from the fest anyway, both on the second stage. I also almost caught a fish, but didn't.

the weather was excellent for two days over the festival this year, it did change on the Monday for the worse, though.

fucking brilliant. Out of this world, really.
inspirational.

too, on IMP

by Fuck Face

http://drownedinsound.com/articles/1317034

away from der Dam laaaa
boring journey an all. I played 'spot the hills' last year.
I think I saw about 2.

*cough*

I'd drop everything to go and work for those crazy guys. Srsly

aye
it's been acoustically possible for beards tho init, tho there's all sorts of odd resonant cavities

like Raz

how about this one:

when you buy a pint in the pub where does the money go?

it's copyright content generated by other people.
Don't you think musicians should be paid for their work?

both shows are archived online tho, ours is at bbc.co.uk/liverpool under 'pure musical sensations' on the listen again player

oh
jag I spose

www.pmsradio.co.uk

...appeared on the Ascendancy LP, shouting along to A Gunshot To The Head Of Trepidation after a boozy night out with the band, he's mates with Andy Sneap who was mixing the LP and dropped in to have a gander at what the band were up to.
Top bloke.

that is all

but Bangor'd piss easy to get to by road n rail.

home of rock n roll
and ace footy

when you're sitting in Barbados in your villa by the sea, this headline will surely be one of your greatest memories

it's just a microcosm of the internet itself. THe only difference is that the band pages are relatively uniformly coded which makes it easier to upload content, and the url is easier to remember.
Like Wikipedia it's essentially an implementation of what's loosely known as web 2.0 - user generated networking.
It's just an application that's been high on the uptake and become the base software du jour.

.

the myth / tale that Glitterbest were in cahoots with the bootleggers who released it on import from France I think in 77.
It's alternate versions and demos from different sessions for the Bollocks LP

knocked out in the semis. Shame that

you really are hung over.
That AA LP is fuckin ace tho, me likes lots

and stop saying 'with' too
so-called Raz

hahaha

er... as much as he has of winning Eurovision

is fucking terrifying. How they got it the fuck into such a tiny room - up some frankly improbable stairs - is completely beyond comprehension.

the boring stuff: walking from the Eurasian tectonic plate to the American one, seeing the original Geysir, all that stuff. That was Sunday, one of the longest, brilliantest and oddest days ever invented.
And lots of whisky. Lots and lots of it. So much that two double DJ and cokes cost £25 and we were paying it happily cause we'd lost all sense of...
well. All sense, really.

Silvia rocks, though.

quite a few gigs with Oi Polloi
that is all

there's always been queer artists, not least in the punk scene. Smart book as a starting point is Homocore: The Loud And Raucous Rise Of Queer Rock
David Ciminelli & Ken Knox
Alyson Books ISBN: 1-55583-855-3 £10.99

sleater-kinney - The Woods
Art Brut - Bang Bang Rock N Roll
The Chalets - Check In
Coco Rosie - Noah's Ark
OCS - 3/4
Half Man Half Biscuit - Achtung Bono
Acoustic Ladyland - Last Chance Disco
Le Peuple De L’Herbe – Cube
Shooting At Unarmed Men – Soon There Will Be…
And the reissued Chess Recs box set. Know it's hardly new stuff but it's damn fine, specially the Chess Tearjerkers CD. That's magnificent that is.

yes! hooray! etc