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Category Archives: Music
My First Album
Scot Hacker posed the question: “What was your first album?” As Scot’s comment system seems to be fubar, I thought I’d post here instead. Due to older-sibling-influence, the first album I bought (on cassette) was Graceland by Paul Simon. Quite … Continue reading
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Christian CD Sale
Rachel Cunliffe and her husband Regan have a few excess CDs to get rid of, so get yourselves to The Sale “if you like City on a Hill, Song for Worship, Michael W. Smith, Third Day, Jars of Clay or … Continue reading
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Dub Selector
Try the D U B S E L E C T O R 2. It’s really rather good, wot wot. Requires Flash
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Apple Goodies
So Apple have been busy little bunnies. Not content with ramping up the iBook to 800/900 MHz, they have launched a slimmer, sexier(?) iPod and launched the iTunes Music Store, which is browsable from anywhere, but only open for business … Continue reading
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Downtrodden Christ
Downtrodden Christ, to you we pray who at the third hour of the day were led away and nailed up high in naked shame beneath the sky: Show through the pain that scars your face the love of God, and … Continue reading
A Fine Online Music Store
Another fine online store: Tunes.co.uk. I’ve probably bought from them more than any other online vinyl specialist, except perhaps Juno. Tunes introduced me to the wonders of Tummy Touch Records. I also got Bongo Rock: The Story of The Incredible … Continue reading
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Hard Leaders
One of the first and best online dance music and DJ gear stores: Hard To Find Records. I’ve bought from them before, but their web site possibly promises more than it can actually deliver, because it lists so many records … Continue reading
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Unsign Of The Times
Another unsigned artist MP3 site: iuma.com. I haven’t checked it out yet, but will do in time. I can’t wait to get broadband at home. It will make downloading this stuff so much faster and easier.
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Weebl and Bob
Music-related: go see Weebl and Bob, cos the anims use some funky fresh tunes from the likes of Mr. Scruff and Dmitri from Paris. The music adds so much to the overall vibe of the cartoons, it’s unreal. You heard … Continue reading
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I Want My MP3 – Part Deux
My current fave mp3 site is Epitonic. It doesn’t have the wide choice that illicit sites do, but some really nice gems amongst the manure. Or something. Case in point: Antibalas, makers of rather sublime afro-tinged samba, er, stuff. I’d … Continue reading
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