those two are sick benny...martyn is lucky to have this one


would still kill for these

just finished Shank now onto Shank 2. loving it, simple though

I also beat Outlast - scariest game out there imo. huge fan of the genre, tops Amnesia, Silent Hill, FEAR, Condemned and a bunch of others. haven't played the new Amnesia one yet though.

hubb wrote:btw the guy saying Abso-lutely in the end is apparently Erics dad on some holiday
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haha yeah a friend showed me the original clip recently


Comedy Bang Bang is Abso-lutely as well, happy days. got heaps of new stuff to get through now

yep big fan of both Workaholics and Brooklyn 99, seen all that's out so far :D Looking into the Eric Andre show now, looks good, will get back to you on that. it's done by Abso-lutely productions who seem to do all my favourites atm...Tim and Eric, Check it out, Jon Benjamin has a van, Nathan for yo...

new ones: Extant - interesting, got me hooked at least The Leftovers - first few eps I've watched have been good Black Jesus - funny, Charlie Murphy is back (just so you don't get your hopes up, he doesn't play Jesus) late to the party: Parks and Recreation - pretty funny in parts, Amy Poehler feels...

https://bleep.com/release/53848-aphex-twin-syro

preorders are up, and this limited edition ballot thing as well.

swear that kid is milhouses long lost brother

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_DnPwaEn8aGE/TJk-nuIzmuI/AAAAAAAAK2U/sGT-RgTI_Us/s1600/millers-crossing-3.jpg Millers Crossing My memory of the first time watching this one has revealed to be quite faded after this second watch. Incredible story, fantastic acting. Hard to expect less from the Coen Brother...

or Edgar Allan Poe

special mention to Phil Collins for divorcing one of his wives via fax

I love the little brother diary one and jehst bluebells as well. eminem, outkast and redman albums are filled with funny skits and interludes too. there is two on redman's doc's da name 2000 album about 'who stole da satelite van' which crack me up. few more of my favourites: the intro to this one m...

I've been a bit ill/lazy recently so I missed quite a few (Jay Daniel, Huerco S and Andres to name a few). last bass-oriented one I went to was Beneath & Teeth for Spanner (the combined forces of Low Motion and Heavenly crews) and that was amazing. the previous one too, Kowton & Tessela was ...

appreciate it, exactly what I was after to get stuck in. agree with you on the forthcoming Jam Baxter bit too. although after cranking a few of these verb t tracks he seems a little more 'surface', meaning that I'm not sure if there is a lot to gain from repeated listens, or even that there are mult...

I wish, still just a bedroom dj. I mess around with the iMachine app on my phone, making some simplistic livity sound-esque beats. With my very limited theoretical musical knowledge, I doubt I could do anything with any real software/hardware

woah

might sound ignorant but I always forget the UK has something to offer in rap/hiphop. the extent of my knowledge of it is Jehst. I've dug fairly deep into grime though. anyone else I should be looking at?

couldn't agree more on the mood hut crew. check out future times as well, they got some connections going on.

got clack riddim off dnr during the recent sale in a bit of a grime splurge, along with

LP: Max Graef - Rivers of the Red Planet Moodymann - Moodymann Seven Davis Jr. ‎- The Lost Tapes Vol. 1 Patricia - Body Issues Grenier Meets Archie Pelago 12"/7": Africaine 808 - Lagos, New York / Zombie Jamboree Bluntman Deejay - Esoteric Communion / Astat (Real) Zanzibar Chanel - Funky J...

pretty much listed em all except


you can keep your ketamine

yeah oneman going in on the classics. blukuuuu

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kmfh, nuff said.