new music has got to be the one surely, a new record or cd. bliss

i guess it would be,

crap

not an amy winehouse fan then?

i've just been to the anson rooms to see her, she was really quite splendid. any one else go?

"no return" on that movement doublepack was a killer i still can't stop listening to it and it's been out for yonks!

the smiths - frankly, mr shankly

"frankly mr shankly, i'd be more fulfilled, making christmas cards with the mentally ill"

hey zinc check out this booger!

it was a belter not really busy but i had a great night and stayed till lights up, the singer was foxy too. hope they play ashton court this year.  

that thing he did with hattie taverier was quite nice can't remember what it was called now and "never" by dilly is a lovely song even if it was never released on vinyl

i went to the one they had at academy before and it was rocking, but then they did a couple at parties at the station and i didn't even want to go as that place is the pits. might go i don't know???

merry xmas rit put on another locus then and a happy new ear.

chin strokers and sweaty twats live as one, unity is going to be the key to our success, if someone gets into d&b by listening to distorted minds so be it.    

AI - hooked on
A Sides & fats - what you don't know
M.i.s.t. - jam hot
Jaheim - put that woman first (calibre remix)
Twisted individual - Trench foot

the others:

micheal jackson/floetry - butterflies
Graffiti - What is the problem
john murphy - in the house, in a heartbeat
Siobhan Donaghy - Over Rated
Natalie Cole - Tell Me All About it

and your blood pressure would "SURGE".

you are all so very interesting......... i'm mike and have been into d&b since it's early days from rave and used to go to early club nights like sutra and ruffneck ting, i'm into every thing about d&b, i buy far too many records and drive a volkswagen (my other pursuit) i try to get out to as many club nights as i can but it usually turns out to be drive-by and i'm shamed to say went to my first locus which was rit's last at level, but throughly enjoyed myself (when and where is the next one). I live in clifton (just moved from bedminster, got bored of having my car beaten up and abused by the ralph lauren wearing cavemen that used to breeze their way back through bedmo every friday & sat) and have lived in bristol all my life and stil love it. i'm a very shy, but friendly. I've got a bald head and glasses and will been seen sweating at a rave near you.  

i don't see neighbours too often but i was proper made up when i saw this on friday, the man jarrod and di have finally got together after all that shit that darcy put them through love has won out. i'm not really bothered that this is sad as fuck, i guess i'm just an old romantic.

really not interested in this at all. used to love massive attack and their first 3 albums are classics as far as i'm concerned, but now they're just really cack. there has been so much hype about this for years and years, saying they wanted to wait till they could have a venue big enough to put on a special show.  

jamie and tom at rooted are proper pucka geezzers (jamie oliver 1999) and if they can sort you out with tunes they will, chemical is good but limited promo's you will not find in the shop, but if it's back catalogue stuff you are after then thats yer place and it's not too bad on price either. it up by the lock on feeder rd, by the traffic lights (look for the banner).  

hey rit you been checking my styles.........  

hey presto!! cheers me old mucker  
p.s. thanx for the advice on john too, i'll steer well clear.

you were right though jim, aside from jazzmag jeff it was poo.  

why haha jimbo? not a drive by fan?

what about drive by? sunday, jazzy jeff, andy c, high contrast need i say any more?

congrats lata, start ur kicking!  

bonjour, just registered. been a lurker for a while.