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Chalice & Ting: Breach The Peace E.P.

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Breach The Peace E.P. Like many others, I suspect, I bought this in the lead up to the Criminal Justice Act. I need do no more than quote Autechre. We advise DJs to have a lawyer and a musicologist present at all times to confirm the non-repetitive nature of the music in the event of police harassment". A1 Breach The Peace. B2 23 Minute Warning. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Too old and too sad. View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Breach The Peace E.P. What The Butler Saw.

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Chalice & Ting: October 2009

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Oxfordshire Market Town Defies Expectations. I wouldn't normally look to bore anyone with the minutiae of my life, but today was such a surprise I'm willing to break my self-imposed rule on this. Picture the scene: a sleepy Oxfordshire market town; I'm there to complete some tedious shopping (personal hygiene products etc.); the weather is unseasonably warm. On this occasion, however, things are different. At the front of the normally piss-poor collection of CD's is Lionrock's. The Afro Left E.P. More ch...

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Chalice & Ting: 6 Mix: Adrian Sherwood

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6 Mix: Adrian Sherwood. I'm guessing that as part of the On-U Sound. 30 year anniversary celebrations, this is another example of (the rather belated) recognition of the label's, and of course Mr. Sherwood's, fantastic contribution to our musical education. An eclectic 2 hour mix, broadcast on BBC Radio 6 Music. On Saturday 28 January 2012 at 22:00. While much of it will be familiar to On-U Sound aficionados ( African Head Charge. Dubplate of Max Romeo. S Where's My Money? 3 Caspa: Where's My Money?

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Chalice & Ting: September 2009

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Old posts reminded me of this one, and although it's probably the best known of messers Emerson. Incarnation, I think it still stands up pretty well. Certainly, if you're an Underworld. Devotee, there's plenty here you'll recognise from their better known alter-egos. Origins Of Dance 12". Until the dreadful Swamp Thing. When the wheels came off a bit), I think The Grid. Were pretty solid, and this tune (with Dr. Timothy Leary. Collaborating), has a nice low-key, chill out room feel to it. Electric Guitar...

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Koffiesjop Andorra: Het i-criterium opgeschort !

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Woensdag 13 maart 2013. De negen Hilversumse coffeeshops hoeven niet langer van. Klanten te eisen dat ze een uittreksel uit het bevolkingsregister. Gemeentelijke basisadministratie) tonen. Burgemeester Broertjes haalt. Vorige week werd bekend dat de harde opstelling van Hilversum, de enige. Gemeente in de regio die de uittreksel-eis heeft ingevoerd, zorgt voor een. Dramatische leegloop van de Hilversumse coffeeshops. Klanten zoeken. Hun heil elders en alom is de angst groot dat criminele straathandel in.

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Chalice & Ting: January 2010

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The Afro-Left E.P. Unrivaled music, but so little of it. This E.P. starts with the standard Leftism. Version, to remind us where we're starting from, then moves into the variants. All three derivatives are different, but true to the original. Can't find any mix credits, so I assume they are all the product of Mr. Barnes' and Mr. Daley's hard work. Afro Ride is more housey than tribal; Afro Sol more hypnotic; Afro Central more eclectic. As I explained below, I had been looking for this Lionrock. View my c...

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Chalice & Ting: Alphabetical Response 12"

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One mixed-race, one black, one yid. This 12" is from The Brotherhood. S third album, Elementalz. And a fine slab of vinyl that is too. Let's face it, rap that name-checks Poohsticks. And quotes Frank Bruno. Has to bring a smile to the face. I've always liked British rap, but there's precious little of it that's that good, but this stands up well. What really struck me when I first heard it was that they weren't trying to out-gangsta US rappers; in fact there's no gangsta at all. Fine, fine music.

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Chalice & Ting: November 2009

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These Things Are Worth Fighting For. Until I looked carefully, I thought I had just picked up the CD version of the 12". I already own, but I was only partially right. The 12". And this CD share the following tracks:. These Things Are Worth Fighting For ( Perfecto. These Things Are Worth Fighting For ( Perfecto. These Things Are Worth Fighting For ( Young Gods. But the CD has these two mixes which are not on the 12". These Things Are Worth Fighting For ( Young Gods. I'd already heard the Lion Rock. Mix I...

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Chalice & Ting: January 2011

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Breach The Peace E.P. Like many others, I suspect, I bought this in the lead up to the Criminal Justice Act. I need do no more than quote Autechre. We advise DJs to have a lawyer and a musicologist present at all times to confirm the non-repetitive nature of the music in the event of police harassment". A1 Breach The Peace. B2 23 Minute Warning. If you're something of a completist (like myself), then this will be of interest. However, if quality is in your heart, then this may come up somewhat short.

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Chalice & Ting: 92º... The Incredible P.W.E.I. Vs. Dirty Harry

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92º The Incredible P.W.E.I. Vs. Dirty Harry. Another fine slab of musicality from Stourbridge's. Finest, and like other posts here, taken from the excellent Cure For Sanity. All three tracks stand up to scrutiny, with The Incredible P.W.E.I. Vs. Dirty Harry particularly liable to induce dubbed-out foot-tapping. Is credited with original production for tracks 1 and 2, and the remix for both these tracks are down to the prolific Boilerhouse. 1 92º Boilerhouse (The Birth Mix). Too old and too sad.