EXPERIMENTAL AUDIO RESEARCH Phenomena 256 1996
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Thursday, 30 August 2012
The U.K. extreme right is undecided on who to hate: Jews or Muslims?
The report authored by Nick Griffin, the leader of the BNP and member of the European Parliament, reflects the growing split in the far-right in Europe. A new generation of nationalists is trying to shed its neo-Nazi image. They are not anti-Semitic, they claim – and are focusing their campaigning against Muslim communities instead.
The report titled “Exposing EDL,” which has been published on the BNP website along with a 48-minute video of Griffin presenting its findings, has caused a stir within the far-right. It accuses the English Defense League and its leaders of being in the pay of “ultra-Zionists"...
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Anshel Pfeffer @'Haaretz'
TRIGGER WARNING: One-eyed fascist moron!
After several months of in-depth research and analysis, Nick Griffin used his main speech at the recent conference of the Alliance of European National Movements to expose the push to hijack and manipulate nationalism.Hmmm! 'Months of in depth research and analysis'? Powerpoint! *sniggers* Support 'our boys' in Afghanistan do we Nick? Er exactly whose war is that one?
His speech, made in the form of a Powerpoint presentation, reveals a wealth of facts that have never been brought together before.
The text of Mr. Griffin’s in-depth report on the individuals behind the stunning true story of the attempted takeover of nationalism in Britain will be published here very shortly. In the meantime, please send the link to his speech to everyone you know who cares about the future of nationalism and keeping Britain out of other people’s wars.
Here's another moron...nice legs btw Stephen, sorry Tommy!
Beastie Revolution
Beastie Boys Remixed; 100% Reggae Riddims, Dancehall, Roots, Digital Dub.
Mixed by DJ i.e. of Up-Cut Sound. Giving proper respect to the legendary B-Boys,
inna Reggae flavor. Bridging the two powerful sounds of the Beastie Boys with the Power and Sound of the dub backbeat. All remixes were performed live and mixed down in a 'dubplate style' with a hope to give an organic mash up without making it glossy and overproduced. House party style! It's been a rough year with the passing of Adam Yauch so I found it necessary to celebrate life in the Rasta way, with Music.
R.I.P MCA
1-Root Down x Water Scale Interigation- Prince Jammy
2-Looking Down A Barrel of a Gun x Drifter Riddim- King Tubby
3-So What Cha’ Want x Bonx It Version- Ganglords
4-Pass The Mic x Turtle Riddim- MAFFI
5-UNITE x Bronshoj Riddim- MAFFI
6-Body Movin’ x Killer Beez Riddim- Keepleft Records
7-Super Disco Breakin x Action Riddim- JAM2
8-Intergalactic x Yellow Monkies Riddim- Equiknoxx
9-Sure Shot x School Bell Riddim- Keepleft Records
Shake Your Rump x Bam Bam (the sequel) Riddim- Cliff Ray
10-Stop That Train x Stop That Train Riddim- Raggedy Joe
11-Car Thief x Hell Ago Come- Ottey’s All Stars
12-No Sleep Til Brooklyn x RDF Dub- Ragga Dub Force
13-The Move- Regentropfen Riddim- Soul Force
14-Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win x Cosa Nostra Riddim- Ward 21
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Wednesday, 29 August 2012
An interview with Bvdub
@'Kana'...People who say they only make music for themselves, if they release it, are liars. And I won’t make that lie. Yes I make it for myself, but I make it just as much in the hopes that it will connect with another human being… if I didn’t want to communicate it to someone else, why would I even need to translate it into music? Of course I do so because I want to at least make an attempt to share the thought with someone else, and hope that they can relate. For me, that is the whole point of music – for someone else in the world to understand you, even to a small extent, and even for however long a song, or an album lasts. It’s a way of attempting to share your experience as a human being, and know you’re not alone, that there is someone else out there who feels the same as you, and sees the world through the same eyes. I just say what I feel, what I know, and what I believe – and any time another person somewhere in the world can connect with that, or we can somehow share a moment through that communication, that’s what matters to me. And just like life itself, time moves on, you change, and your way of looking at life changes with it – and so do my techniques, sound, and the way I approach things… and with that, I am constantly experimenting, and pushing. I’m proud of the fact that every album I’ve ever put out pushes something… in some way. It may be part of the same overall story, but it’s always a new chapter, and in my eyes, always better than the last.
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