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Well 19C....... You never cease to amaze me. And this time it's in a really good way. I made it to Stonehenge festie as a day tripper in '84 (too young to make the earlier ones). I have many friends who were at the Beanfield. I went to Glastonbury before it dissolved into the corporate suckfest that it has now become and was lucky enough to be at the last great truly anarchic festival: Treworgey Tree Fayre, 1989. Some good musical choices there. Space Ritual is a great album, but personally I prefer Hawkwind's "Live at Stonehenge". It is quite rare these days, but can be picked up from ebay or similar sites. I have a copy on vinyl that was part of a Hawkwind picture disc box set, and a copy on CD that I picked up on ebay for about £20. It is worth getting the album purely for "Levitation", which, IMHO is the best live tune ever recorded. If you don't have / can't get a copy, PM me and I will be more than happy to burn one and send it to you.

I watched 2001 again the other day for the first time in years. What a great film.

Brilliant! Respect to John and his family.

Thanks mate.

The bastards lied to me. By the way, can anyone confirm that we can pay on the day?

Yeah....about 20 years!

Bought my ticket yesterday. I asked how many we'd sold and the guy said over 2000 and we'd had an extra allocation.

Morgan was my MOTM.

Can AP get the best out of him?

Cheers mate. I'll check it out.

I am watching this http://www.vimeo.com/6489862. You should too.

Watch this. Total genius. Check out Prince Charles on the 1s & 2s. http://www.vimeo.com/6489862

Strictly Kev - "Raiding the 20th Century". A very clever mix assembled with Pro Tools that chronicles the history of the cut up and features Paul Morley's narration and snippets from William Burroughs, Grandmaster Flash, the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, John Lennon and dozens of others.

Where can I find the bare sessions Scudamore? I love Mowax...... probably one of the best labels of the 90s.

Thanks for clearing that up for me Nick.

At home to dross. Great draw. Roll on round 4. (Unless TDD thinks we shouldn't bother).

You having started referring to yourself in the third person.

Nice one Tim. Once again, please pass our love and respects to the big man. Legend!

I saw Bart at the sponsors training session and he was excellent. He's been waiting for an opportunity like this for quite some time, and I wish him every success. (And yes, I was at Bournemouth pre-season).

Are you Nick Griffin?

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha etc etc..... You really do come out with some utter guff sometimes GM, and there again sometimes you produce some really great posts. This thread falls into the former category.

Don't u mean wiv mate?

My tickets arrived today, Alwyn Hargrave stand, row B. And Pilchards, as long as you remove the colours when you park you'll be fine. When you're off to an away game in the motor, there's nothing better than seeing another car decked out in Saints colours.

The solid steel podcast is the best there is. The website is here http://www.ninjatune.net/solidsteel/ The podcast is available on itunes, just search for solid steel. This is one of the most popular podcasts on itunes. If you want quality house music then look no further than the absolutely amazing deep house page. This is an archive without equal. You can download mixes (mostly deep, soulful house of the highest calibre) from some of the best US DJs around. But more importantly it is a growing archive of mixes by the greatest DJs ever. You will find real gems with mixes from the 80s and 90s including Frankie Knuckles live at the Warehouse, Chicago (the club that gave house music it's name), Larry Levan live at the Paradise Garage, New York (the club that gave garage music it's name), as well as mixes from legendary radio stations such as WBMX Chicago, Kiss FM New York and Hot 97. Over 1500 mixes can be found here http://www.deephousepage.com/mixes.php A treasure chest for sure.

Thanks Tonibel. Ignore Saint Stevo, he has a tiny winkie and doesn't go to football matches.