There doesn't seem to be anyway of cleaning the fader, at least not without desoldering the LED, then you might be able to get into the fader, but if you've done that then you may as well put a new one in as they're so cheap. I'm going to have a look at permanently grounding them, but not too sure ...

Shonky wrote: Just out of interest, what was the tune you opened up with at Dubpressure in September - was a sort of halfsteppy one (probably the only one in the set if I remember rightly) - was very good as I recall

Sorry pal, don't recall too rightly.

Possibly "DBS" HP remix?? (plate only cut)

Have to say I like all the aforementioned baddies. Don't really like to be a hater but here's my loathsome 5.. Malted milk "sport" biscuits Those flavourless "danish" biscuit selections they sell in Lidl Pound shop biscuits Langue de chat there are more, but I'm feeling a bit sic...

datura wrote: shame the traitor remix doesn't look like it will get a release.

Ahh.. but it WILL

Patience is a virtue.

datura wrote: There's Hidden Blade as well by the same director isn't there?

Yep, not seen it but I've heard it's a good chimaera flick..

been looking to check it out.

the last samurai was shit Yes, I can see that viewpoint, and I thought someone would have to point that out. But actually I quite like the film for a couple reasons.. No doubt due to the lavish budget expended on it, it has great costumes, amazing locations, and it is quite well historically resear...

datura wrote:Has anyone seen The Twilight Samurai?

Yep, it's one of my current favourites. Possibly a little sentimental for some, but it has it's moments of action, and it is incredibly well shot (Yamada)

featuring a soundtrack by the great Tomita san

DeepThought wrote:

DeepThought wrote: so who produced this one then?

anyone know?

Yep, it's another one of Artwork's.

Having read this: "The Zone of the film was inspired by a nuclear accident that took place near Chelyabinsk in 1957. Several hundred square kilometers were polluted by fallout and abandoned; of course there was no official mention of this forbidden zone at the time." I am now intrigued to ...

stanton wrote:I reckon that if you enjoyed Ghost Dawg then you'll probably like Le Samourai by Jean-Pierre Melville. Ace film.

Will check that one out, thanks for the recommendation. For the record I usually seem like any film with "samurai" in the title. Not sure why.

PLUS Just out of interest.. to those people who think Ghost Dog is a waste of celluloid, what films do you rate? I really rated In The Mood For Love and most of Kar Wai Wong's films that I've seen, most of Hitchcock's films too. Oh, Big trouble in little China is top notch. I watched the Third Man ...

I once dreamed that I had a kentucky fried hand.

And no, I didn't try to eat it

All about that guy building the ark on the roof. That is the type o' shit I aspire to... And yep, if you haven't read them, "Hagakure" AND "Rashomon and other stories" are BOTH good books. And when you've done that, why not check out the Kurasawa flick entitled "Rashomon and...

TNT wrote: did hatcha make any other bits in a similar vein at this sorta time?

check RED STRIPE VOL.1 think he had a bit on there.

Also..

Not by Hatcha but still Apple affiliated,

DARK STAR 1

happy hunting...

in my opinion...

In a real life fight, HUANG JANG LEE would kick all their arses.

Although not strictly an answer to the question, he is a LEE, however.

BIG UP TO ALL KUNG FANS OUT THERE!!!!!!!!!!!

Contakt wrote:
Why doesn't he post any more? He is missed. I would never have known anything about Honda Civics (89-91) if it wasn't for him.

BACK SOON !!!!!

Sorry no internet at the moment

That's why...

Anyway, Coming soon.. "The Civic Update"

Morton Feldman: "In music, when you do something new, something original, you're an amateur. Your imitators - these are the professionals. Damn, this is a wise observation. (i.e) : Originality does not pay tha bills Something I have known for a while now... BUT. Striving for originality and in...

TONIGHT!!!!!!!!

see you all down there...

we could just all get a cab to elephant and make our own way back from there. If we get a big enough crew heading from the east we could get a limo. Or Charter a helicopter. yeah! that would be somewhat poignant as well seeing as the croydon lot used to come up to the velvet rooms in limos. Incredi...

bert wrote: i'll even bring some pebbles.

cool!

will they be the type amusingly similar to a funny face/genitalia?