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some time last year while putting together a test database i tried to populate all the dummy addresses with song titles that contained addresses... i can't be bothered to type out the artists, so here is a copy & paste of the titles: …
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skel said:He is way too modest to parlay this himself. nah, it's not modesty - he's just too big time to post here anymore...* *seriously though, great tune and kudos on the support from gp
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if you haven't picked up the latest maya jane coles 12" yet, you should...
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Has anyone set up the Soul Strut league for fantasy league yet?
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Horseleech said:This is lip-synced, btw, so she's not singing and playing this at the same time here. a bit of hyperbole on my part, clearly... ;-) but still, lip-syncing and miming playing in odd time signatures at the same time is still p…
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Is it just me, or do many of the same labels seem to have been dominating these lists for the past few years? I'm thinking specifically of the likes of Domino and XL who seem regularly to have had multiple records nominated. Are they just in…
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love this tune: drumming in 5/4 time + singing = :hard_as_fuck:
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WhoIsStanPapi said:chrisflyer said:Some dude hit Rupert in the face w/ a plate of shaving cream or something. And his name is Jonnie Marbles. Bill Hicks was right. The UK is Hobbiton. No. His name is Jonathan May-Bowles. …
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The Murdoch's must be wondering exactly what they pay the police for...
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was that a streaker....?
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Just read that Les Hinton (CEO of Wall Street Journal) has resigned... There can't be more revelations about to come out, surely? Too. Much. News.
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LaserWolf said: JTTSLOP is a st, and thus exempt. I was thinking of listening to it again and seeing if it was better than I remember. Should I bother? I haven't listened to it in a long while, but the only song I remember being wor…
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I really want to be able to say John Coltrane "Blue Trane" (1957) to "A Love Supreme" (1964) but there are so many random live and miscellaneous albums during that period I'm not sure which count as official releases... And although it wasn't…
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On a side note, where are all the satirical TV & radio programmes mining what is surely a massive source of material? I read a comment somewhere that they should bring Spitting Image back. It can't be worse than the likes of Mock The Wee…
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I'm happy to say the fact that Oasis had split and Liam had started his own band had completely passed me by. However, having just spent a few minutes on youtube I can say that their music is a fucking embarrassment; it's like someone trying to pla…
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a few possibilities: joni mitchell: ladies of the canyon (1970) to hejira (1976) talking heads: talking heads 77 (1977) to speaking in tongues (1983) i'm sure the likes of roy ayers and gil scott heron have a decent run through …
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Agree with the Fela Kuti suggestion. In a similar long-song vibe, I'd also recommend: Can't go wrong with long disco joints either, in my opinion. But it depends whether you want to go to the effort of putting toget…
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So now that Rupert Murdoch has withdrawn the bid for BSkyB I think it's only right that the public and parliament move on to fucking up the Daily Mail's business.
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DocMcCoy said:Again, I'm not convinced it's as big a grey area as some are suggesting. When a paper can present a legitimate public interest defence, I think most reasonable people will wear a journalist doing something ethically questionable. But w…
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sad news. rip.
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Speaking of deluded, I can't believe that the last edition of The News of the World is selling out in some places this morning. Two days ago it was immoral, now it's a sad day for British journalism. Fickle, fickle people.
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after the guardian first broke the story, rebekah brooks was asked how it would all end and she apparently replied: "with alan rusbridger on his knees, begging for mercy".
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DocMcCoy said:Murdoch's a savvy businessman, no doubt, but I don't think he's quite the evil genius that the Tin Foil Hat brigade seem to wish he was. I agree. Above all he is incredibly persistent and ruthless. Adam Curtis wrote an in…
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Duderonomy said:Why isn't the PM being grilled? Where is he? Not one statement. Tonight, quite brilliantly, he is at the Police Bravery Awards. Hosted by The Sun.
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eric tagg "living off the love"
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nzshadow said:http://www.spectator.co.uk/essays/7075673/what-the-papers-wont-say.thtml posted that above. the other tabloids should be worried.
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ha! a few people have been pointing out that www.thesunonsunday.co.uk (&.com) were registered two days ago: http://webwhois.nic.uk/cgi-bin/whois.cgi?query=thesunonsunday.co.uk coincidence?
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lucky they merged their daily and sunday titles last month.... http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/greenslade/2011/jun/28/newsinternational-rebekahwade