Human Be-In - Polo Fields, Golden Gate Park SF (14/1/1967)

Posters by Stanley Mouse & Rick Griffin
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Shed - The NOS Project (F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu soundtrack)

Intro – 0:00
Eupho Ⅰ – 1:22
Ease Ⅰ – 5:02
Inter Ⅲ – 10:31
Eupho Ⅲ – 16:27
Inter Dist Ⅲ – 24:43
Dist Ⅰ – 30:26
G3 Plus – 37:29
Ball Pick Up – 44:34
Ballistik VER2 – 47:55
Disto Ⅱ – 51:50
Ease Ⅱ – 1:00:20
Inter NOS F – 1:07:03
NOS Es Harp – 1:13:50
Inter RQ NOS – 1:18:38
RQ171 – 1:19:45

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Are the Scots independent yet?

Vote: YES

Ian Penman: Shapeshifter

HA!

Bon(g)o's Magical Forced Influence

Vote: YES (Remember Scotland these are your overlords)

Tory MP Nadine Dorries asks; 'Why are we paying them to eat deep-fried mars bars when we can't even get decent health care in this country?' in debate over Scottish referendum

Cabaret Voltaire - Live At The Hacienda (19/02/86)

Trouble
Hells Home
Just Fascination
We Got Heart
Piledriver
Kino
Hey Hey
I Want You
Sex Money Freaks
Shakedown (The Whole Thing)

Talking Punk with Don Letts and Jonh Ingham

The Slits - In The Beginning There Was Rhythm (Generation 80 Belgium)

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The Pop Group (Junkyard: PBS FM Melbourne)

She Is Beyond Good and Evil
Words Disobey Me
Thief Of Fire
We Are Time
We Are All Prostitutes
Feed The Hungry
Blind Faith
Colour Blind
Trap
Amnesty Rep
Where There’s A Will

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Then...

Man you just knew that Sager was gonna get up to some mischief

Now...


 

Back in the day they were one of the greatest live bands and I was lucky enough to see them numerous times. You can catch them in the UK in October

Ethical trap: robot paralysed by choice of who to save

Alan Dunn/Mark Stewart: We Tolerate Mass Murder' (Billboard Peterborough)

Indie-Vision (Metal Billboard), curated by Metal Peterborough, June-September 2014. Inspired by the quote from Anton Chekhov in 1888, that "the role of the artist is to ask questions", the project commissioned ten 48-sheet billboard posters to be sited across Peterborough throughout September.
Each billboard incorporated a question provided by a leading cultural commentator

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Alan Dunn

Metal Billboard

Apple releases U2 album removal tool

Apple has released a tool to remove U2's new album from its customers' iTunes accounts six days after giving away the music for free.

Some users had complained about the fact that Songs of Innocence had automatically been downloaded to their devices without their permission.
It had not been immediately obvious to many of the account holders how to delete the tracks.
The US tech firm is now providing a one-click removal button.
"Some customers asked for the ability to delete 'Songs of Innocence' from their library, so we set up itunes.com/soi-remove to let them easily do so. Any customer that needs additional help should contact AppleCare."

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Didn't really work out the way you planned it eh Bon(g)o?