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Weekly Bulletin of The Socialist Party of Great Britain (63)

Dear Friends,

Welcome to the 63rd of our weekly bulletins to keep you informed of changes at Socialist Party of Great Britain @ MySpace.

We now have 1333 friends!

Recent blogs:

Freedom from profit

To Dream the Impossibilist Dream

News from Here

Coming Events at SPGB Head Office, 52 Clapham High St, London SW4 (nearest tube: Clapham North):

Saturday 20 September, 6pm

Which Way the Revolution - What are our differences?

Ian Bone (Class War) and Howard Moss (Socialist Party)

Forum followed by open discussion.

Chair: Bill Martin (Socialist Party)

A Season of Free Film nights from Sunday 14th September to Sunday 23rd November at 52 Clapham High Street, London.

All films start at 4 p.m.

Sunday 14 September: Animal Farm

Sunday 28 September:
Who Killed the Electric Car?

Sunday 12 October: Judgement Day: Intelligent Design on trial

Sunday 26 October:The Corporation

Sunday 9 November: Zeitgeist

Sunday 23 November: The War on Democracy

Quote for the week:

"This crippling of individuals I consider the worst evil of capitalism. ... An exaggerated competitive attitude is inculcated into the student, who is trained to worship acquisitive success as a preparation for his future career." Albert Einstien, in Why Socialism?, 1949.

Continuing luck with your MySpace adventures!

Robert and Piers

Socialist Party of Great Britain

Friday's Playlist #6

An ongoing series:

Down the Tiny Steps, 'Handstand' (Get While The Getting's Good compilation)

Sonic Youth, 'Sunday' (A Thousand Leaves)

blaknoisewhitesoul, 'RuleBreaker'

Wire, 'French Film Blurred' (Chairs Missing)

Dr Who, 'London Town'

Down the Tiny Steps, 'Infintea' (Live Radio Scotland session)

XTC, 'Helicopter' (Drums And Wires)

Superqueens, 'Rat Poison' (Royal Shit)

The Rakes, 'Dark Clouds' (B-side to 'Retreat')

High Priests, 'Hibernation'

Update 11/11/ 22

The tragedy that is finding great tracks on MySpace 15 years ago but not being able to refind them in 2022. Step forward blaknoisewhitesoul and Down the Tiny Steps. Both from Scotland, both found on MySpace and, sadly, both now largely lost to the ether. The High Priests and Superqueens were also found on MySpace back in the day but thankfully have been found on Spotify. (I especially like the High Priests track.) Dr Who was a WSPUS member from Chicago. Nice bloke. The track 'London Town' has some guest vocals from Gee Vaucher of Crass fame. Sadly, I can't find the track anywhere. Hopefully it will turn up again one day. I remember that I liked it.

Spotify Playlist Link.