Wibbles

Massive Attack + Liz Fraser + Mad Professor = Not too shabby Somewhere along the line I acquired a copy of the multitracks of the original version. I always meant to have a play around with them but I'm not sure the vocal would fit an Old Skool Acid wobbler.

Weezer -> Breathe

I really hope you're not using an euphemisms there.

Nice dress ...

I accidentally ended up watching some Miley Cyrus earlier. What can I say but ... ... nice legs.

That sums up the membership of The Coffee House.

Happy Birthday craigb!

I'm hearing Detroit techno given a mellow British twist. I've only got one album and a single they did with the legendary Robert Wyatt: Off Topic This track is rather genre hopping ...

Brilliant.

I was looking for Ultramarine's album "Every Man and Woman is a Star" and came across this little sampler: I saw them play on a hot and sunny, blissed out afternoon at Glastonbury 1994. They were perfect. Anyway, Star -> Stella And here's another one ... And one more for luck.

And everybody knew ya didn't give no lip to big John ...

The Dubstar video in Craig's post: "Video unavailable This video contains content from WMG, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds." So here it is for UK viewers.

Buffalo Tom - Flushing Stars

Tom and Tom- Tom Tom Club

I managed to have three of my freds deleted in the space of a week recently ... only one of them was mildly offensive (a bit of pottery). Apparently furry animals in swimwear and Wallace's Flying Frog are too much for this forum.

Hmm ... that didn't work.

Taking mawkish to a whole new level ...

I'll leave you to google "D***** T**** wants to bang his daughter"

Lyrics - "Build a rocket boys ..." Elbow - Lippy Kids

It just had to be .... Joy Division - Day of the Lords

That demonstrates how good Pop Music can be.

(To prove I have no shame) Youth -> Grandad Clive Dunn - Grandad Clive "Grandad" Dunn was about 51 at the time.

The rich guys always get away with it.

Here's one for you: