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Good, thanks for the CD. Given me a few things to investigate further, which is part of the point I think.

Yes. It wasn't necessarily a criticism. It's amazing how many cutting edge bands sound like Alien Sex Fiend too (Chrome anyone?).

Although I have rather gone off Westkust after I saw a picture of one of them in a Death in June t-shirt.

Fair enough. People pay too much heed to originality I think. I don't really care if music could have been made 30 years ago- it's either good or not. I think as people get older they tend to blame the music for the fact that they're getting more jaded :D

I've guessed at spring hall convert.

Yeah, should have put some Perfect Pussy on....

Yes it was me. I'm pleased that it took a couple of wrong guesses to get me this time- I tried to make it less obviously me. Although I've still apparently produced a "relentless onslaught of indiedom" so sorry about that... The Knickers track is indeed new and can be found here...

Bit like Revolver, but not as good.

Ah, but do you remember Headtime? They were right up your street.

Oh, my pick for the favourite tracks compilation will be The Ex and Brass Unbound, purely because it might force more people to listen to them.

13. The Bug (feat Warrior Queen) – Poison Dart. We had a conversation about this earlier in the thread, which might be a clue to the author of this cd, or might be a red herring. spring hall convert? Plus he laughed at my Ariel Pink joke which may have been an attempt to throw me off the scent...

Right, after a dreadful night for those of us who aren't uber capitalist sell your own grandma small state scum, I'm looking for the next tracks on this cd to cheer me up. Are they up to the job? Let's find out together: 7. Slum of Legs - Razorblade the Tape. I like this track. So much so that I...

Yes, I decided to make them do some role playing :lolol: It was a good season. Got to stay up now though, unlike last time.

Well, there are 12 more tracks to go, but you're going to have to hang on until tomorrow as I'm not going to have time to review them today.

Speaking of which: Here we go with CD2. 1. Keel Her – Go. Lo Fi strummings from friends of R Stevie Moore. I think Pro Tools has a lot to answer for, as so many bands produce their own stuff now. This sounds a bit flat – I’m no advocate of big production, but stuff like this benefits from a...

CD2 looks a bit more poppy...

7. Andy Stott – Violence. Bit spooky this one, with lots of electronic growling noises and some droning. It’s sort of got a tune too though, which is always a positive. 8. Electric Wizard – Doom Mantia. Ooooh, goodie, doom metallers. This lot seem to have gone for all the clichés, as Wikipedia...

Right, I’m finally getting round to my review. This will be in sections as I’ve also got to write some data protection training for our HR Department :wozza:, so this will provide light relief in the gaps. This is a double cd set, with no artwork to post. 1. Pere Ubu – Ubu Dance Party. I’ve...

Yes, received it at the weekend. I'll try to get a review done this week. Looks good.

Me please.