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revisionism

sums it up for me

but yeah akward and it gets to the point where just the historic context itself is fetishised... and like magma said the other day.. we need to remember that fx foo fighters is just some ok drummers hobby band

dogecoin is top 10 worst inventions of the past decades

A very worrying comic from that wrong generation reddit.



What is it with these people that they so often talk about either killing or beating up women that like different music? Weird foks.

the opening line was 'le me'

it was never going good places

that was exceptional, i am getting serious baader meinhof from that though, every youtube video i've watched has had these comments

the jokest thing is its all been like nelly and ciara, people seem to think they're artistic geniuses who never sold out purely cos the song came out before 2010 its so bizarre

lol nelly the symbol of artistic integrity
bruh was in an Adam Sandler movie

I don't think that's what he was saying. I think he meant the comments were in Nelly and Ciara tracks.

the comic gives me "the feels"

from BH's facebook

"This Wednesday we are dropping BH 0.5 and it's our dear friend Loefah. Midnight / Woman. If you don't know these tunes….no worries….plenty other people know them. 300 copies / 180g vinyl / poster by Will Bankhead"

300 copies

this is gonna be mental. high chance im not gonna get one, straight onto discogs for £70.

that's a bit stupid.

lol i posted that in this thread by accident but i guess it works here as well

ye that 'no worries if you don't know these tunes plenty of other people know them' is a bit douchey innit

who is bh

scherou wrote:
300 copies

fuck off

bh = berceuse heroique

pretty cool label, they usually do experimental techno and house but they have this series of records where theyve re-released old tunes, this is one of those releases. they also do everything limited, and decided not to make an exception for midnight

I'm now positive that underground music is full of sadists

Fucking arseholes

Ah well, I've missed out on plenty of Loefah records before, one more won't hurt.

Is the low quantity releases found in dubplate culture a result of the material conditions in Jamaica during the 60s/70s? If so, should we continue this aspect of the culture when material conditions allow for high quantity releases?

scherou wrote:If you don't know these tunes….no worries….plenty other people know them

what a shit thing to say

Is the low quantity releases found in dubplate culture a result of the material conditions in Jamaica during the 60s/70s? If so, should we continue this aspect of the culture when material conditions allow for high quantity releases?

they are actual plates and soup gets samey