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Posted: **Sun Jun 15, 2008 10:42 pm**

The Great Void wrote: The guy obviously had no clue that drum n bass existed on mass in the underground and that Roni Size never went anywhere, hes been on it since 1994. I find it amusing anyone takes him seriously as a radio presenter, there are 14 year olds out there with a deeper knowledge of music, and who have been listening to good dance music for longer. Hes just a bandwagon jumper. Ask him what he thinks of Roni Size today and see what he says

he was talking bout the scene in nz years ago on his show last week, unfortunately for him he then proceeded to play machete

Posted: **Thu Jun 26, 2008 10:55 am**

he is a bloody annoying hype merchant ain't he. he's almost tolerable on the telly but on radio it just doesn't work. all that pigging talking over the tracks too, sounds awful.

he has the shit ripped out of him in this review i found. this time for his commercial work. jokes. hate those satan servants accepting cheques to promote stuff:

http://www.thequietus.com/2008/06/black ... tive-soul/

Posted: **Thu Jun 26, 2008 1:13 pm**

anyone hear that band from a couple'three years ago that zane lowe was in (not sure what he played, maybe he was just the hypeman). They were called Breaks Co-op, and as well as having the shittest band name ever, they were the total epitome of middle-aged, post-crowded house acoustic circle-jerk indie toss.

Posted: **Thu Jun 26, 2008 1:15 pm**

Farina wrote:anyone hear that band from a couple'three years ago that zane lowe was in (not sure what he played, maybe he was just the hypeman). They were called Breaks Co-op, and as well as having the shittest band name ever, they were the total epitome of middle-aged, post-crowded house acoustic circle-jerk indie toss.

yea my friend had their album and let me borrow it. It was just what you described above and not recommended at all, even though I do have quite a soft spot for the likes of Guster etc. but not this it is not worth the money or the dl.
It was signed to something like emi or virgin as well, blatantly on the back of his fame.

Posted: **Fri Jun 27, 2008 4:42 pm**

When Zane Lowe came down to my uni...he was shit.

Posted: **Fri Jun 27, 2008 8:40 pm**

Zane Lowe played the O'Jays, though. Give him some credit.

Posted: **Sat Jun 28, 2008 2:43 pm**

kris88 wrote:Tracklisting:

Zane Lowe Vs Mary Anne Hobbs
MAH - Nirvana -'Territorial Pissings' (Geffen)
ZL - Judas Priest – ‘Breaking The Law’ (Epic)

MAH - Wiley – ‘Local Lad’ (Atlantic)
ZL - Santogold, Julian Casablancas & Pharrell Williams – ‘My Drive Thru’ (White Label)

MAH - Digital Mystikz – ‘Anti War Dub’ (DMZ)
ZL - The O’Jays – ‘For The Love Of Money’ (Sony)

MAH - Bad Company – ‘The Nine’ (Atlantic)
ZL - Soundgarden – ‘Rusty Cage’ (A&M)

MAH - Hudson Mo – ‘Ooops!’ (Blackhole)
ZL - Edie Brickell - ‘What I Am’ (White Label)

Flying Lotus – ‘GNG BNG’ (Warp)
Gonga –‘Stethogeo’ (Invada)

MAH - Unitz – ‘The Drop’ (Dubpolice)
ZL - Pharoahe Monche - 'Push' (Universal

hate to be pernickety but the hud mo track is out on wireblock/lucky me.

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Mary Anne Hobbs vs Zane Lowe last night