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Got to admit, I'm not a big cure fan, but this always hit's the spot (I hope I haven't already posted these) From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyr5WdrEvGI From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PDZC38doDM

Blimey, I’ve actually always wondered if “Adamski” was Adam Freeland under a different name. But I’ve never found out this to be true. I'll concur, but only to a point and I’ll be surprised if you've not got this one in the box. From: From: by the way....... you can't beat a bit of "know how"

yea I've seen it. It's a classic.

I've never seen it. Should track it down at some point. http://www.vimeo.com/6519894 hmmmmm..... not very easy to find it seems

Epic. Just out of interest......... a quick pop quiz. What was the tune that Carl Cox layed on Bondi Beach, Australia, 1999-2000 New Year just after the "chimes" ? From: Oh if only I could have been there Carl Cox......... THE worlds best DJ bar none.

Music for the "Jilted Generation" My life was never the same after that

Ah ha................... they're all coming out now. Bassomatic, Xpansions, K-Klass.............. and we've not even touched on the Prodigy, FSOL etc Heres a few more. From: From: Sorry ............ I can resist no longer. From: .......... but it's the comments at the bottom that made me smile Isn't that the truth Got to admit m8, that's a new one on me, but you can definitely hear that early 90's sound. Just to prove how good the early 90's actually were From:

Agreed. Last ones from me for this little "excursion" back into the 90's...... After seeing that Joey Beltram (R&S) just triggered a few in the back of the mind From: From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp7nWMo6UE0 From: From: From:

Some quality tunes in there, Loved the Doug lazy and Raze ah........ the late 80's / early 90's a very "special period" for music From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mflARiQGLOM From: From: From: From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNvgXJdZJZY From: And a VERY special one .............. From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9aRkMycxX8 I have always wondered if a paralel could be drawn between economic 18 yr cycles and quality of music ? Early/mid 70's - late 80's / early 90's - ????????

A few to get me in the mood for "doing stuff" this morning. From: From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L87eXEsIBGw From:

Nice tunes

I loved this as a small boy, but now on reflection it feels even more powerful, an historical record, literally. From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAQWUWMJxg8 But I'm surprised there was no Bambaataa in your post, so I hope you don't mind me adding one........... but I'll not be opting for "plant rock" that would be just to predictable Live From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCArTJ-pyCg Video From: BTW, I've got an old bit of lino out the back, what's the chances you've got a can of Mr Sheen ?

Technics 1210, if it's good enough for the science museum... Without doubt.

Fantastic !! New Unkle With Ray Winstone it seems. From:

Thanks VB I'm glad you posted that, I already knew about the way some of these herbs spread and currently they are in troughs, ready to be put into raised beds...... and yes, I'd have overlooked keeping them in pots if you hadn't posted that - lol you've probably saved me a little grief next spring

oops... correction of a couple of bad links.

Thanks I think it's a little late for the winter cabbage, but please appreciate that I'm far from an expert on Cabbages. (I lost a fair few this year) I'd go for some "Spring" cabbages, but I'd get them in quick before the weather turns, really they needed to be sown last month and transplanted now, but we've had a late winter this year so I'm hoping for a late summer. The soil will still be warm at least for a short while so germination should occur. They'll be ready for harvest around March / April. Currently thinking about sticking in some Japanese onion sets to "over winter" for next spring, and as soon as the greenhouse is cleared (Tomatoes, Chillies and Cucumbers) I'll be sticking in the lettuce etc. Also tempted to try out a greenhouse heater as well, but it'll mean that I’ll have to repair a broken bit of glass that I found useful for letting in bees etc for pollination to keep the heat in.

Better not forget this one From:

Interesting. I noticed that during the performance there where not many people smiling either in the audience or performing. During my recent Unkle night out I was grinning like a Cheshire cat, and I was stone cold sober. From: Are we seeing the birth of a new genre of "orchestral breaks" ? I am able to see how the "breaks side" would want to employ an orchestra within their music, but I’m wondering if the view from the "other side of the fence" could be mutual? Would someone who has devoted their life to an instrument appreciate and want to embrace the break beat side? For a marriage to work, obviously both parties have to be happy and in love with each other. I have a liking for some classical music, some of it just gives me a headache to be honest, but when I get a piece that suits my ears and performed well, it is with out doubt the most powerful of all music genres. For instance the effect it has on films............ From: From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6VKmn31z From: And this…………. Well, I’ve never met anyone who dislikes it. From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= vl5McGN2L-E

Planting list for 2010 Runner Bean - Polestar - Good crop, ended up having about 9 plants in total Pea - Hurst Green Shaft - Total failure, next year I'll try starting them off in some guttering in the grean house instead of sowing them directly in the ground. Sweet Corn - Passion - Good crop, far better then last years fiasco, I'll end up with around 20 - 30 cobs off around 36 plants. Bad location due to sunlight but I'm happy with the result Potato - Mais Bard (First Early) Potato - King Edward (Main Crop) - Both sets of potatoes did better this year, bad location really (next to the corn) and had one or two "sunlight issues" will try using "bags" next year. Beetroot - Bolthardy - Lots of it........ still got loads in the ground as well. Tomato - Gardeners Delight (Small Tomatoes) - out door ones are only just starting to ripen. looks like it'll be a good yield. Tomato - Tigerella (Fancied a change this year) - Much better then moneymaker, split a few of them as I overwatered on the odd occasion but no sign of disease. happy with the result. Cucumber - Socrates - only 4 plants this year....... and still cropping - good yield Courgette - Soleil Courgette - Romanesco - both courgettes producing well, not as vigerous as last year nor as many, but still going. Aubergine - Black Beauty - hmmmmmm.......... position in the greenhouse probably isn't the best. not picked one yet. Squash - Butternut - still growing, looks like I'll get some nice ones, some are even interplanted in the corn Chillies/Peppers - Antohi Romanian (Sweet), Golden Bell (Sweet), Friggitello (Sweet), Jalapeno (Hot), Hungarian Hot Wax (Hot) Red Cherry (Hot) - good crop from the Hot ones, the sweet ones however .... well I got a few. Broccoli - (Spouting) Early Purple - Established, still growing Brussels Sprout - Evesham Special - Established, still growing Cabbage - Hispi - had some problems with catterpilers, i'll end up with about half a dozen good ones. Carrot - Amsterdam 3 (Sprint) - didn't bother planting these..... run out of space. Parsnip - Gladiator - Established, still growing Spinach - Perpetual Spinach - all good, still got some in the ground* Rocket - Wild Grazia - all good, still got some in the ground* Lettuce - Little Gem - all good, still got some in the ground* * as a note, first time I've done multiple sowings. next year I hope to establish a constant flow through the summer. Leek - Mussleburgh - Established, still growing Onion - Stuttgarter Giant - didn't get many "big ones" bad growing location really, looking forward to doing these again next year, but still got some good ones. harvested early as everyone ended up nearly walking on them Spring onion - ended up sowing some of these as well, should hopefully "overwinter" Also have about 25no Strawberry plants from the runners of last years 3 or 4 strawberry plants. - I've now got approx 80 plants Had some hasstle in the chicken coup with introducing some new hens, lost a few but currently getting around 3 -4 eggs off 5 birds. Also started a herb garden as well, Sage, Chives, Parsley and mint. The parsley is going like the clappers.

NICE I know you'll have a fantastic time ! Birmingham on a Friday is possible but very tough going for me so I might see what I can arrange for the London one.

Just had a quick look and ended up finding out that Unkle and Underworld are both playing the Brixton Acadamy on a Friday (Unkle) and Saturday (Underworld) in November.

Sorry m8, now we also have to mention Kevin Saunderson. From: From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYM-C6Pt3FQ Documentary about Detroit. As a matter of fact, I'm going to dedicate the above tunes to anyone who has decided to "stay put" in their home towns if/when a "long emergency" takes hold. Maybe it will, maybe it wont, however, Detroit as far as I am aware has and is still currently facing this. From: From: From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqqEyMFnACk I wonder what the future is ??? From:

Not a problem with that, but I gotta put this one up as well Although there has been a lot of after production on this (This is from thier Everything Everything DVD) but it is them at thier absolute finest. From:

Underworld, one of my all time Fav Bands In the studio.......... From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSbn-0c--lI And Live....... From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9buoAEGC24