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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 6:47 pm
by RickySteamBoat
Dollydagger wrote:RickySteamBoat wrote:
I know, he isn't around all that much is he. Must've found some new internet friends to have fun with
Seriously though, I see him every now and again. Mainly at gigs. Last time i saw him (& Brian) was at the Electric Picnic Festival. We went to see Royksopp (& Kraftwerk- but lost him in the crowd). together. And he was in fine form.
I had a free ticket for Soulwax & 2 Many Djs last sunday. I was looking to give it away and was ringing walt at about midnight to see if he wanted to come in. Little did i know he was fast asleep.
Next scheduled show we're going to is Goldfrapp in february. I'm sure some gigs that we're both into will come up before then. They always do around christmas.
ricky[/color]
Next time you see him Ricky tell him we're missing him over here on Loopz! And give him our love too
jane: Will do
ricky
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 10:40 pm
by philmanns
amazingly, dr.pressure has actually climbed 2 places again in the chart, up from 17 to 15! i thought we would have seen the last of the top 20 this week.
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 11:37 pm
by usernick
Yup, and it's climbed back up from 22 (2 weeks ago) to 3 (last week), and up again to number 2 in this week's
Dance Chart!
1 NEW
Tiga
You Gonna Want Me
(Different)
2 3 Mylo Vs Miami Sound Machine
Doctor Pressure
(Breastfed)
3 NEW
Chase & Status Ft Capleton
Duppy Man
(Breakbeat Kaos)
4 NEW
Flatpack
Sweet Child O Mine
(Breastfed)
5 NEW
Olav Basoski Ft Michie One
Waterman
(Positiva)
6 2 Bob Sinclar Ft Gary Nesta Pine
Love Generation
(Defected)
7 NEW
Dannii Minogue & Soul Seekerz
Perfection
(All Around The World)
8 NEW
Lethal Bizzle
Fire
(J-Did / V2)
9 1 Freeform Five
No More Conversations
(Perspex)
10 11 Blaze Pts Uda Ft Tucker
Most Precious Love
(Defected)
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 12:50 pm
by Dog
Nice to see Flat Pack in there too after it failed to dent the top 40...
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 12:53 pm
by usernick
Dog wrote:Nice to see Flat Pack in there too after it failed to dent the top 40...
Or even the top 75...
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 2:16 pm
by Funky Dung
Dog wrote:Nice to see Flat Pack in there too after it failed to dent the top 40...
That's because it's a cynical piece of shit.
Rather like me, in fact.
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 1:21 am
by usernick
Drop The Pressure is number one in this
chart!
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 11:39 am
by usernick
BTW, live copies of both his forthcoming Glasgow and Brixton gigs are either available to pre-order via this
site or at the gig.
Copies of these things are usually limited, so I've pre-ordered both (!), and (of course), I'm not going to be at either of these gigs!
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 12:39 pm
by Dog
Preordered the Brixton CD... Hoping to be there
Just noticed the address of 'Live Here Now'... 429 Harrow Road, London. Who else do we know who shares that address?
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 6:10 pm
by tcb2000
Mute innit?
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 8:35 pm
by Dog
tcb2000 wrote:Mute innit?
'Zactly
I wonder if Daniel Miller and co are branching out into the field of live gig recording now that the Mute roster seems to be pretty much quiet other than the occasional DM album?
Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 12:48 pm
by Numanoid
mixmag.net
Free Mylo CD: A rough guide to rave - 13 tracks spanning Mylo's musical adventures across the globe. Featuring Soulwax and Linus Loves.
Anybody know the full tracklisting of the CD? I can't seem to find it on mixmags website.
Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 7:06 pm
by Pooka
Dog wrote:tcb2000 wrote:Mute innit?
Mute roster seems to be pretty much quiet other than the occasional DM album?
What you on about??
Goldfrapp are probably their biggest thing at the moment .
The first live here now cd's were in conjunction with the Erasure gigs.
Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 7:33 pm
by Dog
I had no idea Goldfrapp were on Mute and the Erasure thing ties in nicely with Mute running the 'Live Here Now' company.
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 9:21 pm
by Kansler
wow, I got the 5-track release now.
I've obviously heard both the original and the Mylo/Phil'n'Dog version before, but boy does it work well on my headphones!
It's still a bit shocking, though, that only a few people seem to notice or care who's actually behind this delicious bootle-juice. I was just reading some reviews which, while positive, attributed all of it to Mylo's ingenuity...
Oh well, this is not news to anyone at this stage, I guess.
The Rex The Dog mix rules, too.
The Stanton warriors mix is a bit useless, though... Sounds like the original.
Hmm, I just wonder how many months people can take being bombarded by one song - Christ, it's been more than a year already from Destroy Rock And Roll!
Wait and see, huh...