Friday, 25 March 2011

Saturday, 12 February 2011

Ward 21

Friday, 29 October 2010

Iration Book





Just imagine that there is an hilarious War Inna Babylon (1939-45) related joke here.

Friday, 1 October 2010

Rootsman on Disciples

Over at Tales from Bradistan, the mighty Rootsman starts to waft away the mists of time (and for some the fug of smoke) that engulf the development of UK DUB as it is now known.

More please, but less when I am genuinely upset I haven't been able to make a dance. The last time I saw Russ D play Leeds lingers long in the memory.

Thursday, 6 May 2010

New Car Mix

So, we bought a new car at the weekend and what’s the first thing one should do on making such a purchase?

Why, take the stereo for a test drive of course

So here is a quick compilation of the tracks I used to "check the performance" (is that what people like Clarkson say?).

All reggae, mainly represses but with a sprinkling of new(er) stuff.

No track listing this time because it’s not ‘mixed’- it’s full vocal followed by full dub in the main.

However, if you can get the entire track listing correct, there is a duplicate copy of one of the records in this mix going for free.

It’s like a shit version of John’s office party blogariddims!

d/l here

Friday, 9 April 2010

Colin Ward....

Too late, I know, but this is not a zeiteist type of blog now is it?

Colin Ward had (has) a fundamental influence on my thinking regarding anarchism (Norman Dennis also being key, despite being an ethical socialist) - no longer was it some sort of utopian dream, which can so easily lead to theoretical escapism- but rather it can be a day to day method in practice.

It doesn't feel right commenting much more, given how little I do with regard to overt political activism, so read this nice obit from Stan Cohen:

http://newhumanist.org.uk/2269/diary-the-gradual-anarchist

And at the very least, read his books...

Friday, 19 March 2010

Jah Lightning and Thunder at Red Bull Academy

A very rare chance to see Aba Shanti interviewed.