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If anyone sees this on vinyl (the trunk issue), can you grab it for me. Ive only got the cd and need the lp baaaaad.
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Sermad, I'm pretty sure it's still available from Ye Old Trunk Shop, have to agree with Nick, it is rather "muddy".For folks sake!Comment
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Serms,
Your timing is appalling! I took my copy into Selectadisc last week in my 'trades' bag.
a) I wasn't impressed by the music really
b) As others have said, sound quality is pretty ropey
In short, as my nephew (aged 4) says 'Wubbish'.
So, there may be a (cheap) copy in Nottm branch 2nd hand Soundtracks section!
But knowing your normal response time, it will have turned to dust, much like that copy of Sound Spectrum.
Jet Boy stole my baby.Comment
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I disagree with your nephew, Benico - he don't know shit! I mean, how long has he really spent digging and listening to good music huh? Dude comes off like a newbie, man...
Did anyone watch Pyschomania on TV? I only caught the last half hour, but the music super rocked. Well, I knew that anyways, but it made such a difference because the sound quality on TV was great! I mean really, Jonny would've been better off just recording off the film...Comment
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My nephew 'Jack the Nipper' has beats that even Primo can't get near.
He's the official Fisher-Price crate digging supremo. That head-nodding super hiphop version of the theme from the Tweenies? Yeah, he got that in a charity shop in Hadleigh, though I suspect that he may have paid full whack on GEMM or eBay and then lied to me so that he could get kudos!!
I see Boogiejuice has tarted up his auctions a bit, an improvement. Still full of shit though.
I forgot all about watching Psychomania on TV myself, but from the synopsis, it didn't appear to be much of a threat to Godfather pt II.Jet Boy stole my baby.Comment
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60/70s New York and 20's Sicily, shot lovingly by Oscar winning cinematographer, Gordon Willis, with an all-star cast in his viewfinder doesn't even come close to a bunch of TV character actors bowling around Coventry or wherever on Triumphs, while Beryl Reed licks frogs...Originally posted by [bComment
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Sounds interesting?
Vincent Gallo guitar/vocals
Jim O'Rourke guitar
Steve Shelley drums
Vincent Gallo, established actor, director, artist and musician, performs an exclusive show. In 2001 he released the critically acclaimed album, When, on Warp Records and tonight he will perform that album from start to finish. His band will consist of Sonic Youth's Steve Shelley on drums and Jim O'Rourke on guitar.
Tickets: £17.50 £20.00
Booking Fee: £1.50 Members: 75p
Promoter: All Tomorrow's PartiesYou freeking scientologists are all the same, quible, dribble and then demand ice creams. Ohhhhhhhhhhh.Comment
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that London eh?
"..hole...road...middle thereof"Comment
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Ahhhh, Prince Vince.
I booked tickets for that AGES ago! I can't wait. Pretentious? Moi?
Hopefully, it will make up for missing Axelrod. End of the day, there will be a lot of beautiful people there (and some less-than-attractive representatives of Nottingham!
and knowing Gallo's appeal in certain 'territories', there should be a lot of Japanese girls there. A lot. Please God!!!
Got a sneaking suspicion that Mr J. Frusciante may pop out for a riff or two as well.
So, Mr Cope, will I be seeing you at the bar beforehand? Or will you be picketing the event outside?Jet Boy stole my baby.Comment
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I'll be there... with 20LBS of semtex strapped to my body. If I can take Gallo with me to the next world I'll get 77 virgins fo shur...Comment
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Post of the week! Here's your cigar:Originally posted by [b
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