Thursday, 27 April 2017
Friday, 18 March 2016
Sleaford Mods @ Rolling Stone Weekender festival 2015
notes from original uploader....
Sleaford Mods @ Rolling Stone Weekender festival 2015
recorded for EBU (european broadcasting union) by NDR at Ferienpark Weissenh瓣user Strand, Wangels, Germany, on saturday 7 November 2015
Jason Williamson, words
Andrew Robert Lindsay Fearn, sounds
this took me back 35/40 years, english punk, mixing the pistols with the fall, where you can also get some suicide and asian dub foundation on some whitey rap... short and punchy
tracklist > running time 20'10"
==================
1- Live Tonight
2- Tiswas
3- Tied Up In Nottz
4- Jobseeker
5- Tarantula Deadly Cargo
6- Tweet Tweet Tweet
7- radio outro
FM radio broadcast by "Alza il Volume On Stage!", Radio 3 RAI [third channell of Italian national radio], on wednesday 16 March 2016, 14:32 hours CET.
Lineage (FM > wav > flacs > web):
aiwa XT-003Z tuner > Sony PCM-D50 linear PCM recorder > 44.100khz/16bit wav on Sony Memory Stick ProDuo [mark2] > usb > Audacity 1.3.5 Beta (editing and track splitting) > 44.100khz/16bit flac's (level 8) > webtorrenting
folder size: 141 mb
firstly upped by survivor69 on Dimeadozen.org, 18-march-2016 (dimeupload #1508)
note that due to disk space limitations, I will not be able to keep seeding this torrent for a long time - I will abandon the seed in a few days, maybe remove from HD these wav/flac files, and keep only my own CDR. Too many things to upload. In case of seeders going missing, enlist yourself as a leecher and some seeder will come back, and you are anyhow welcome to try and ask for additional torrenting...
checksum file included - if uploaded on other trackers or reseed (and you are welcome to do both), please include original infofile and also do not change FOLDER name. Also, if not satisfied with my offering, you are welcome to remaster/retrack/whatever and repost, but please always clearly state where/who did you have this material from and keep original infofile. IF YOU ARE THEN OFFERING THIS SET ON YOUR BLOG AS mp3's, PLEASE SPECIFY WHERE TO ALSO GET THE ORIGINAL LOSSLESS FILES
; flac fingerprint file generated by Trader's Little Helper
; generated on March 18, 2016, at 12.34.04
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2- Tiswas.flac:6a945ecf716086204b3617b9034a58d1
3- Tied Up In Nottz.flac:575906ec5042b24cce90eddd3cab68ce
4- Jobseeker.flac:7d1683f3e4b8eede50db37c865bf235d
5- Tarantula Deadly Cargo.flac:5c6cf1b41b6187ec9c76a3f7fc8b2aec
6- Tweet Tweet Tweet.flac:eea2882577cb06ae56f969fc00c87837
7- radioutro.flac:626d7bfd5cb242c2231b7db9bb0bcb2a
https://mega.nz/#F!kgcnkLqD!PyHt7si8XonWq04vkQrXTQ
Sleaford Mods @ Rolling Stone Weekender festival 2015
recorded for EBU (european broadcasting union) by NDR at Ferienpark Weissenh瓣user Strand, Wangels, Germany, on saturday 7 November 2015
Jason Williamson, words
Andrew Robert Lindsay Fearn, sounds
this took me back 35/40 years, english punk, mixing the pistols with the fall, where you can also get some suicide and asian dub foundation on some whitey rap... short and punchy
tracklist > running time 20'10"
==================
1- Live Tonight
2- Tiswas
3- Tied Up In Nottz
4- Jobseeker
5- Tarantula Deadly Cargo
6- Tweet Tweet Tweet
7- radio outro
FM radio broadcast by "Alza il Volume On Stage!", Radio 3 RAI [third channell of Italian national radio], on wednesday 16 March 2016, 14:32 hours CET.
Lineage (FM > wav > flacs > web):
aiwa XT-003Z tuner > Sony PCM-D50 linear PCM recorder > 44.100khz/16bit wav on Sony Memory Stick ProDuo [mark2] > usb > Audacity 1.3.5 Beta (editing and track splitting) > 44.100khz/16bit flac's (level 8) > webtorrenting
folder size: 141 mb
firstly upped by survivor69 on Dimeadozen.org, 18-march-2016 (dimeupload #1508)
note that due to disk space limitations, I will not be able to keep seeding this torrent for a long time - I will abandon the seed in a few days, maybe remove from HD these wav/flac files, and keep only my own CDR. Too many things to upload. In case of seeders going missing, enlist yourself as a leecher and some seeder will come back, and you are anyhow welcome to try and ask for additional torrenting...
checksum file included - if uploaded on other trackers or reseed (and you are welcome to do both), please include original infofile and also do not change FOLDER name. Also, if not satisfied with my offering, you are welcome to remaster/retrack/whatever and repost, but please always clearly state where/who did you have this material from and keep original infofile. IF YOU ARE THEN OFFERING THIS SET ON YOUR BLOG AS mp3's, PLEASE SPECIFY WHERE TO ALSO GET THE ORIGINAL LOSSLESS FILES
; flac fingerprint file generated by Trader's Little Helper
; generated on March 18, 2016, at 12.34.04
1- Live Tonight.flac:c033c9cd3643f177bbf58d0141895773
2- Tiswas.flac:6a945ecf716086204b3617b9034a58d1
3- Tied Up In Nottz.flac:575906ec5042b24cce90eddd3cab68ce
4- Jobseeker.flac:7d1683f3e4b8eede50db37c865bf235d
5- Tarantula Deadly Cargo.flac:5c6cf1b41b6187ec9c76a3f7fc8b2aec
6- Tweet Tweet Tweet.flac:eea2882577cb06ae56f969fc00c87837
7- radioutro.flac:626d7bfd5cb242c2231b7db9bb0bcb2a
https://mega.nz/#F!kgcnkLqD!PyHt7si8XonWq04vkQrXTQ
Monday, 30 November 2015
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Saturday, 13 December 2014
madchester and related mix tape 1991
i recorded this tape in 1991 and have just transfered it .. some big tunes of the day and some less well known ones .... can you name all the tracks???
Friday, 17 October 2014
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
sex pistols pretty blank [15cd]
CD 1 - 100 Club 24/9/76
This is Burton-on-Trent, not 100 Club. It's a transfer of an LP which was wrongly labelled
as 100 Club. I compared this to the indecent Exposure CD from the box set of the same name,
which is also a recording of this gig. Indecent Exposure sounds better but runs too slow.
This new disc runs at the correct speed but is over processed and thin sounding. Why is
nothing ever easy with the Pistols?
CD 2 - Spunk original
This seems a straight transfer of The Amazing Kornyfone TAKRL 929 pressing of Spunk, with a
radio advert for NMTB tacked on the start. The pitch is correct and the banter is present;
obviously it doesn't sound as full as the official 2006 Spunk release on Sanctuary Records
but that runs too slow
CD 3 - Dave Goodman demos 77
This is a straight transfer of the LP Live Worldwide, so PiL's Tube 1983 appearance makes an
appearance along with Goodman's butchered/remixed versions of the Spunk sessions and clips
from Lydon's appearance on Jukebox Jury in 1979. It seems to be copied from the CD version
rather than vinyl, luckily.
CD 4 - Goodmans demos + Sid from Max's / Screen on the Green 77
First half is a transfer of Last Show On Earth/Drugs Kill LP, which is/was garbage. It was
released by Jock McDonald and copied from Spunk/Sid Sings/Some Product/Swindle with some crowd
noise from the bootleg Vicious Burger! The second half is much better: Screen On The Green 1977
- the quality is very good, I was impressed!
CD 5 - Halmstad + Stockholm 77
A good transfer of the bootleg LP Bad Boys In Sweden.
CD 6 - Ivanhoe's, Huddersfield 25/12/77
This is not what it says it is. It's a straight
transfer of the unofficial LP God Save The Sex Pistols, which was always a nice compilation in
my opinion .
CD 7 - Great South East Music Hall
Atlanta 1978 audience recording which has some extra
stuff not on the soundboard version - good to have this on CD.
CD 8 - Psychotic Reaction - Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge 1978. A great gig. A pity it runs a little fast.
CD 9 - Nashville 3/4/76
More complete than the version on bootleg CD Savage Young Pistols. It runs at correct speed so
it's actually listenable! I'm very glad to have this.
CD 10 - 100 club 20/9/76
This is actually 31/8/76 100 Club NOT 20/9/76 as claimed. However, it's good to have this gig on CD.
CD 11 - Nikkers Club, Keighley 19/12/77
Great! The highlight for me.
CD 12 - Electric Circus 76
Manchester 9th Dec 1976. This is the LP source, not the Never Mind The Bans CD source. It has
extra crowd noise at the start and is speed correct, but is missing the track Problems.
CD 13 - Randys Rodeo 8/1/78
Runs too fast but it's listenable.
CD 14 - San Antonio
Garbage. Horrible, horrible, sounding version of Atlanta, rearranged and labelled as San Antonio.
CD 15 - Happy House, Sweden 77 / Moganbo Disco 77
The first half of this CD is redundant; it's a sped up version of 28/7/77 Stockholm lifted from
the bootleg LP Scandinavian Tour 77 (SOYA 4395518). However, the second half is a good recording
of Mogambo Disco, Helsingborg, Sweden, 16th July 1977.
This is Burton-on-Trent, not 100 Club. It's a transfer of an LP which was wrongly labelled
as 100 Club. I compared this to the indecent Exposure CD from the box set of the same name,
which is also a recording of this gig. Indecent Exposure sounds better but runs too slow.
This new disc runs at the correct speed but is over processed and thin sounding. Why is
nothing ever easy with the Pistols?
CD 2 - Spunk original
This seems a straight transfer of The Amazing Kornyfone TAKRL 929 pressing of Spunk, with a
radio advert for NMTB tacked on the start. The pitch is correct and the banter is present;
obviously it doesn't sound as full as the official 2006 Spunk release on Sanctuary Records
but that runs too slow
CD 3 - Dave Goodman demos 77
This is a straight transfer of the LP Live Worldwide, so PiL's Tube 1983 appearance makes an
appearance along with Goodman's butchered/remixed versions of the Spunk sessions and clips
from Lydon's appearance on Jukebox Jury in 1979. It seems to be copied from the CD version
rather than vinyl, luckily.
CD 4 - Goodmans demos + Sid from Max's / Screen on the Green 77
First half is a transfer of Last Show On Earth/Drugs Kill LP, which is/was garbage. It was
released by Jock McDonald and copied from Spunk/Sid Sings/Some Product/Swindle with some crowd
noise from the bootleg Vicious Burger! The second half is much better: Screen On The Green 1977
- the quality is very good, I was impressed!
CD 5 - Halmstad + Stockholm 77
A good transfer of the bootleg LP Bad Boys In Sweden.
CD 6 - Ivanhoe's, Huddersfield 25/12/77
This is not what it says it is. It's a straight
transfer of the unofficial LP God Save The Sex Pistols, which was always a nice compilation in
my opinion .
CD 7 - Great South East Music Hall
Atlanta 1978 audience recording which has some extra
stuff not on the soundboard version - good to have this on CD.
CD 8 - Psychotic Reaction - Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge 1978. A great gig. A pity it runs a little fast.
CD 9 - Nashville 3/4/76
More complete than the version on bootleg CD Savage Young Pistols. It runs at correct speed so
it's actually listenable! I'm very glad to have this.
CD 10 - 100 club 20/9/76
This is actually 31/8/76 100 Club NOT 20/9/76 as claimed. However, it's good to have this gig on CD.
CD 11 - Nikkers Club, Keighley 19/12/77
Great! The highlight for me.
CD 12 - Electric Circus 76
Manchester 9th Dec 1976. This is the LP source, not the Never Mind The Bans CD source. It has
extra crowd noise at the start and is speed correct, but is missing the track Problems.
CD 13 - Randys Rodeo 8/1/78
Runs too fast but it's listenable.
CD 14 - San Antonio
Garbage. Horrible, horrible, sounding version of Atlanta, rearranged and labelled as San Antonio.
CD 15 - Happy House, Sweden 77 / Moganbo Disco 77
The first half of this CD is redundant; it's a sped up version of 28/7/77 Stockholm lifted from
the bootleg LP Scandinavian Tour 77 (SOYA 4395518). However, the second half is a good recording
of Mogambo Disco, Helsingborg, Sweden, 16th July 1977.
Monday, 4 August 2014
Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Monday, 7 July 2014
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Monday, 2 June 2014
Monday, 5 May 2014
adam ant hammersmith odeon april 19 2014
video download.... mp4 files pts 1 and 2 ..... download
a couple of tracks from the hammersmith show ...
Saturday, 15 February 2014
Sunday, 9 February 2014
Sunday, 26 January 2014
the sex pistols - never mind the baubles [video]
Anarchy in Huddersfield: the day the Sex Pistols played Santa
Never Mind the Baubles features footage of benefit gig – and final UK show – band played for children of striking firefighters
Johnny Rotten handed out badges, posters and other Sex Pistols-branded goodies. Teens and young children hit the dancefloor with Sid Vicious to boogie to pop hits such as Baccara's Yes Sir, I Can Boogie and (yes, really) Daddy Cool by Boney M. Then Rotten leapt into a giant Christmas cake and the band and audience smeared each other with food.
The Sex Pistols' last UK gig – a benefit for the children of striking firefighters at Ivanhoe's nightclub in Huddersfield on Christmas Day 1977 – remains their most implausible. However, almost 36 years to the day later, this surreal milestone is landing on our screens via Never Mind the Baubles: Xmas '77 With the Pistols, to be shown on BBC4 on Boxing Day at 10pm.
"It's footage I filmed on a big old crappy U-matic low-band camera," explains director Julien Temple, who dodged flying cake and pogoing punks to record the two performances (an afternoon children's matinee and an adult evening show) from 25 December 1977. "But it's right in their face. I'm right up there with them. It's probably the best footage of the Pistols on film but it's never been seen."
Not much of it, anyway. Snippets of Temple's Huddersfield footage have appeared before in his 2000 documentary film The Filth and the Fury, and in a nine-minute short made by West Yorkshire film-maker Peter Spence in 2008. However, this will be the first time anyone has seen the near-mythical show in what Temple calls "its full, unbelievably energetic glory".
As well as documenting what would be the last home stand of one of Britain's most influential groups, Never Mind the Baubles captures a different side of the band. Here are Britain's most notorious punk band putting on daft hats and being kind to children.
As Temple remembers, they arrived in Huddersfield at the height of a moral panic and tabloid frenzy. "To most people they were monsters in the news. But seeing them playing to seven- and eight-year-olds is beautiful. They were a radical band, but there was a lot more heart to that group than people know."
By December 1977, the Pistols were banned from playing almost anywhere in the UK. "They were even banned from Holiday Inns," says the director. "Like Mary and Joseph."
Meanwhile, the firefighters had been on strike for nine weeks and were struggling to feed their children. A benefit gig was ideal for both sides.
"The cake was the size of a car bonnet and had 'Sex Pistols' written on it," policeman Jez Scott, who had been a 16-year-old punk at the gig,said in 2007. "I got a yellow skateboard with pink wheels – like the Never Mind the Bollocks album cover – by winning the pogoing competition. The gig itself was great, very exciting. I remember they played Bodies, but omitted the swear words because of the children."
Earlier this year, Rotten (aka John Lydon, who fronts Public Image Ltd), told the Guardian the gig at Ivanhoe's was "one of the highlights of mine and Sid's career". Two weeks after the gig, the Pistols broke up and shortly afterwards Vicious was dead.
Today, although the old frontage remains, Ivanhoe's is a supermarket. However, Temple promises not just "the last piece of the jigsaw" but a "Pistolian meditation on the subject of Christmas", with interviews with band members and those who were children at the gig.
"It's going back to what was on television that day and what Christmas was like back then. Christmas 1977 is a surreal, strange place to visit.
"In a way, the Pistols seem the only thing that's connected with today. Everything else seems halfway into the Victorian period, whereas the Pistols seem very modern and aware of what's going to happen. Hopefully, there's resonance in the fuel bills and firemen's strikes of today. Even though it's a different planet, people face the same problems.
"The sound with just one camera is raw and searing. I hope kids watching it today will go: 'Fuck me, bands like that just don't exist.'"
Saturday, 2 November 2013
snub tv re up
as requested ....
SnubTV
(BBC2, 10 episodes, 1991)
January 1991 on BBC2 as part of the DEF II youth strand.
Episode 1: (29' 16")
11.59 "3 AM" (video)
Ultra Vivid Scene "Special One" (video)
Jah Shaka & Mad Professor interview
Jah Shaka & The Fasimbas "My Song" (live studio)
Parchman "Ride" (SnubTV video)
Definition of Sound "Now is Tomorrow" (video)
Teenage Fanclub interview, "Everything Flows" (live)
The Fall "High Tension Line" (video)
Fortran 5 "Love Baby" (video)
Episode 2: (29' 13")
The Darkside "Good for Me" (SnubTV video)
Dinosaur Jr, J. Mascis & Murph interview, "Freak Scene" (SnubTV video extract), "The Wagon" (video)
The Scientist "The Bee" (video)
Manic Street Preachers, interview, "Motown Junk" (Live)
Pixies "Velouria" (video)
Spirea X, Jim Beattie interview, "Chlorine Dream" (live)
Frontline Assembly "Virus" (video)
Episode 3: (29' 08")
Throwing Muses "Counting Backwards" (video)
Drive "Greasegun" (live)
Creation Records feature on the label's interest in dance music on the release of the "Keeping the Faith" compliation album, Ed Ball interview, Bobby Gillespie interview, Primal Scream "Loaded" (video extract), Tony Martin aka Hypnotone interview, Hypnotone "Dream Beam" (video extract), Kevin Shields & Belinda Butcher interview, My Bloody Valentine "To Here Knows When" (video)
Shut Up and Dance "Derek Went Mad" (video)
The Cure, Robert Smith interview, "The Big Hand" (live), "Away"
Spacemen 3 "Big City" (video extract)
Episode 4: (28' 19") Titles and intro missing
The Heartthrobs "She's in a Trance"
Massive aka Massive Attack, interview, "Daydreaming" (video extract), "Unfinished Sympathy" (video)
Crime & The City Solution "The Dolphins and the Sharks" (video)
William Burroughs "Thanksgiving Prayer" (video)
Young Disciples, interview, "Step Right On" (video extract), "Apparently Nothin'" (video)
The Godfathers "Unreal World" (video)
Coil "Windowpane" (video)
Episode 5: (28' 03")
Neds Atomic Dustbin "Happy" (video)
Son of Bazerk "Change the Style" (video)
Slowdive "Morningrise" (video)
The The "Jealous of Youth" (live)
Curve "Ten Little Girls" (video)
Trip, interview, "Miss You" (video)
Bleach "Dipping" (video)
Buffalo Tom "Fortune Teller" (video)
Episode 6: (29' 03")
The Telescopes "Celeste" (video)
Caveman, interview, "I'm Ready"
Catherine Wheel "She's My Friend" (live)
The Dylans "Godlike" (SnubTV video)
Galliano, interview, "Nothing Has Changed" (live extract), "Storm Clouds Gather" (live)
Kitchens of Distinction "Drive That Fast" (video)
Episode 7: (28' 18")
Ride "Unfamiliar" (video)
Stereo MC's, interview, "Lost in Music" (SnubTV video)
Cranes, interview, "Reach" (live)
Ruthless Rap Assassins "Justice (Just Us)" (video)
Gallon Drunk "Draggin' Along" (live)
Chapter and the Verse, Colin Thorpe & Aniff Cousins interview, "Black Whip" (live)
Cranes "Sixth of May" (live)
Episode 8: (29' 23")
Ocean Colour Scene "Yesterday Today" (live)
Butthole Surfers "Hurdy Gurdy Man" (video)
Boys Own Records feature, Bocca Juniors "Raise" (video extract), Andrew Weatherall, Terry Farley, Pete Heller interview, Less Stress "Don't Dream it's Over" (video), Bocca Juniors "Substance" (studio recording)
Moose, interviewed by Emma form Lush, "Jack" (live)
World of Twist, interview, "Sons of the Stage" (video)
Ocean Colour Scene, interview, "Sway" (live)
Episode 9: (29' 14")
Cocteau Twins "Orange Appled" (live)
Gunshot "Crime Story" (video)
Chapterhouse, interview by Miki from Lush, "Pearl" (live)
Gary Clail & On U Sound, interview, "Human Nature" (video)
Blue Orchids "Hanging Man" (live)
Krispy 3, interview, "Destroy the Stereotypes" (live)
Cocteau Twins "Ella Megalast Burls Forever" (live)
Intastella "Dream Some Paradise" (video)
Episode 10: (29' 28")
Top "She's Got All The World" (live)
Flowered Up, interview, "Take It" (SnubTV video)
Soul Family Sensation, Jolissa & Jonathan interview, "Perfect Life" (live)
Wolfgang Press, interview, "Mama Told me not to Come" (video)
Boo Radleys, interview, "Happens to us All" (live)
Top, interview, "Buzzin'" (live)
Rebel MC, interview, "The Wickedest Sound" (video)
download
SnubTV
(BBC2, 10 episodes, 1991)
January 1991 on BBC2 as part of the DEF II youth strand.
Episode 1: (29' 16")
11.59 "3 AM" (video)
Ultra Vivid Scene "Special One" (video)
Jah Shaka & Mad Professor interview
Jah Shaka & The Fasimbas "My Song" (live studio)
Parchman "Ride" (SnubTV video)
Definition of Sound "Now is Tomorrow" (video)
Teenage Fanclub interview, "Everything Flows" (live)
The Fall "High Tension Line" (video)
Fortran 5 "Love Baby" (video)
Episode 2: (29' 13")
The Darkside "Good for Me" (SnubTV video)
Dinosaur Jr, J. Mascis & Murph interview, "Freak Scene" (SnubTV video extract), "The Wagon" (video)
The Scientist "The Bee" (video)
Manic Street Preachers, interview, "Motown Junk" (Live)
Pixies "Velouria" (video)
Spirea X, Jim Beattie interview, "Chlorine Dream" (live)
Frontline Assembly "Virus" (video)
Episode 3: (29' 08")
Throwing Muses "Counting Backwards" (video)
Drive "Greasegun" (live)
Creation Records feature on the label's interest in dance music on the release of the "Keeping the Faith" compliation album, Ed Ball interview, Bobby Gillespie interview, Primal Scream "Loaded" (video extract), Tony Martin aka Hypnotone interview, Hypnotone "Dream Beam" (video extract), Kevin Shields & Belinda Butcher interview, My Bloody Valentine "To Here Knows When" (video)
Shut Up and Dance "Derek Went Mad" (video)
The Cure, Robert Smith interview, "The Big Hand" (live), "Away"
Spacemen 3 "Big City" (video extract)
Episode 4: (28' 19") Titles and intro missing
The Heartthrobs "She's in a Trance"
Massive aka Massive Attack, interview, "Daydreaming" (video extract), "Unfinished Sympathy" (video)
Crime & The City Solution "The Dolphins and the Sharks" (video)
William Burroughs "Thanksgiving Prayer" (video)
Young Disciples, interview, "Step Right On" (video extract), "Apparently Nothin'" (video)
The Godfathers "Unreal World" (video)
Coil "Windowpane" (video)
Episode 5: (28' 03")
Neds Atomic Dustbin "Happy" (video)
Son of Bazerk "Change the Style" (video)
Slowdive "Morningrise" (video)
The The "Jealous of Youth" (live)
Curve "Ten Little Girls" (video)
Trip, interview, "Miss You" (video)
Bleach "Dipping" (video)
Buffalo Tom "Fortune Teller" (video)
Episode 6: (29' 03")
The Telescopes "Celeste" (video)
Caveman, interview, "I'm Ready"
Catherine Wheel "She's My Friend" (live)
The Dylans "Godlike" (SnubTV video)
Galliano, interview, "Nothing Has Changed" (live extract), "Storm Clouds Gather" (live)
Kitchens of Distinction "Drive That Fast" (video)
Episode 7: (28' 18")
Ride "Unfamiliar" (video)
Stereo MC's, interview, "Lost in Music" (SnubTV video)
Cranes, interview, "Reach" (live)
Ruthless Rap Assassins "Justice (Just Us)" (video)
Gallon Drunk "Draggin' Along" (live)
Chapter and the Verse, Colin Thorpe & Aniff Cousins interview, "Black Whip" (live)
Cranes "Sixth of May" (live)
Episode 8: (29' 23")
Ocean Colour Scene "Yesterday Today" (live)
Butthole Surfers "Hurdy Gurdy Man" (video)
Boys Own Records feature, Bocca Juniors "Raise" (video extract), Andrew Weatherall, Terry Farley, Pete Heller interview, Less Stress "Don't Dream it's Over" (video), Bocca Juniors "Substance" (studio recording)
Moose, interviewed by Emma form Lush, "Jack" (live)
World of Twist, interview, "Sons of the Stage" (video)
Ocean Colour Scene, interview, "Sway" (live)
Episode 9: (29' 14")
Cocteau Twins "Orange Appled" (live)
Gunshot "Crime Story" (video)
Chapterhouse, interview by Miki from Lush, "Pearl" (live)
Gary Clail & On U Sound, interview, "Human Nature" (video)
Blue Orchids "Hanging Man" (live)
Krispy 3, interview, "Destroy the Stereotypes" (live)
Cocteau Twins "Ella Megalast Burls Forever" (live)
Intastella "Dream Some Paradise" (video)
Episode 10: (29' 28")
Top "She's Got All The World" (live)
Flowered Up, interview, "Take It" (SnubTV video)
Soul Family Sensation, Jolissa & Jonathan interview, "Perfect Life" (live)
Wolfgang Press, interview, "Mama Told me not to Come" (video)
Boo Radleys, interview, "Happens to us All" (live)
Top, interview, "Buzzin'" (live)
Rebel MC, interview, "The Wickedest Sound" (video)
download
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