PLAGIARISM!

Bear with me, me and the rest of The Atoms of Punishment will surface sometime in the next five years.

Live and Dangerous is one of the best live albums ever.

Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince - Code Red I think I would have been about 10. I'd like to hear it again actually, now I'm 20.

That shite's still on? fuck me.

So were the 90's

I refuse to stop pimping Solid State Survivor. It's one of the best techno albums ever, and the most important.

I think I'd rather finishers weren't 100% guaranteed. No move should be immune, if it's in the right context.

Avid Merrion. Don't know if he's made it to the US yet, but god knows he will and everyone will think he's funny, like they did with Ali G, who became intolerable the second he got his own show.

From what I've heard The Slits are good.

I just can't believe that when someone expecting a political discussion of any merit on a wrestling message board was surprised when they got told to fuck off.

I'm a Presbyterian. What's a Lancashire accent? I'm guessing that's pronounced "lankersheer"? Jingus, it's closer to a D than a T isn't it? Like, daoism? Somebody said it as if it was a philosophy concerned with Lake Tahoe and I laughed. I can't really describe it better than that. A cornish accent also works. Presbytayriun.

Killing Joke - Total Invasion Destroy your customs...you'll have no say...we'll clothe your women...in the western waaaaaayyyyy

Whoa, this shit gets better! What a fucking thread!

I thought it was a decent comeback attempt actually. Could have been bloody awful.

Residents - Ohm is where the Art is

Show really did make the effort to justify his push in 03. I've always been somewhat of a fan, but IMO he wasn't hindering the other guys he was involved with, and had a fine rumble performance to cap it off. Respect.

i only read neon signs.

The best name for a religious group is 'presbytarians'. You have to say it in a Lancashire accent to get the full effect, I think.

It's a classic. A classic.

Again, why don't we just have mass banning days where you spin the wheel and everyone, say, with a ten letter username featuring 3 vowels gets shitcanned, then the week after that everyone born in march between the 13th and 27th or something. It's just a fuckin board.

WB:RMX. It's better than I thought on first listen. By quite a way, actually.

At least Kimono My House was on the near misses. It's a damn sight better than 20 Jazz Funk Greats though, as is Throbbing Gristle's own DOA and pretty much everything The Residents released in the 70s. But I was gonna say that. Not an awful list by any stretch.

Oh man, America gets better.

Tindersticks - I Was your Man

I wasn't aware the Residents' WB album had become commercially available. And that Tindersticks is probably my least favorite of their albums, meaning it's only just really good. It's not been available long. It IS remixed mind, which I dig cos it's got all the clarinet stabs and hellish 'how the fuck do they make that sound' sounds with beats added, but I can see why others might be turned off. It's not as good as Meet The Residents. As for Tindersticks, a fine set on friday, the violinist (forget the name, can't be arsed to find it) was one of the best musicians I saw all weekend and adds so much on his own. Apparently they don't play Rented Rooms much, so that was nice. And cue off the cuff glastonbury review. I think Arthur Lee directly before tindersticks was a bit more enjoyable. Morrissey was A Lot better than the TV highlights would have you believe. And The Rutles were better than Paul friggin McCartney, god dammit. The Walkmen can fuck off, television were alright, I'm pissed off I didn't see Goldfrapp from what my friends said (I was at Arthur Lee) and British Sea Power had the best finale, what with an 8 foot bear. I must have drunk about 8 litres of wine, a case of 24 stella and a few budweisers and hash cakes dotted about. Cashback!