Great prog last night, jocks - especially Marais Noir and the born-slippy thing before it. Thanks in advance for the playlist!

I didn't realise the programme was still going! I'll check it out.

You're right. Robert had a throat infection this week. Normal service will be resumed next week.....

Whereʼs the Skill In That? Prog 12 - 16th July 2008

Sudden Infant – Trees Are My Friends 2ʼ22
Blossoming Noise album, Psychotic Einzelkind

Peggy Sue & The Pirates - Gettysburg T3
Thesaurus records single

Ryoji Ikeda – Test Pattern 0100 3ʼ43
Raster Noton album, Test Pattern

Mulla Abdussaheb – Ya Yumma Weya Baba 3ʼ17
Honest Jons compilation, Give Me Love – Baghdad 1925-1929

Nicolas Bernier – Bora 7ʼ43
No Type album, Les Arbres

Barry Guy, Marilyn Crispell, Paul Lytton - Insomnie 6ʼ12
Intakt album, Phases of the Night

Fleet Foxes – White Winter Hymnal 2ʼ27
Bella Union album, Fleet Foxes

David A Jaycock – The Improvised Killing of Uncle Faustus 3ʼ09
Early Winter Recordings album, The Improvised Killing of Uncle Faustus

Joe Grimm– Harpsichord 5ʼ09
Spekk album, Brain Cloud

Random Touch – Dancing in Moonlight 4ʼ03
Token Boy Records album, A Box and a Word

Camper van Beethoven - Circles 2ʼ50
Cooking Vinyl compilation, Popular Songs of Great Enduring Strength and Beauty

Sudden Infant – Dies Irae 6ʼ00
Blossoming Noise album, Psychotic Einzelkind

email: wherestheskill@mac.com

That'll be Iain Chambers our amazingly energetic and talented producer. Getting the playlists out before he goes on holiday.

Here are some quotes from this site: -


“MB anonymity throws a major spanner in the works when rich and powerful people try to stop the less rich and powerful telling the truth about their behaviour. They hate
it.”

“The same principle applies in all walks of life: if you say something controversial be prepared to back it up. If the evidence is good, the claim survives. The whole of modern science is based on that idea: claim + verifiable evidence.”


“These long-standing rights to anonymity and the protections it affords are critically important for the Internet. As the Supreme Court has recognized, the Internet offers a new and powerful democratic forum in which anyone can become a "pamphleteer" or "a town crier with a voice that resonates farther than it could from any soapbox."”

These links below lead to prima facie evidence: musical examples. Surely if integrity is of any import this is the 1st place to start? Or is the party line that much more important to you than truth? Or are you satisfied with your role as censor and thwarter of free speech?


The first link seems to be libel free and has been put up in other forums


http://www.myspace.com/classicalandtheconcretetruth

[the second, however, which used to be here, is not.]

Ignore it Chichivache, it's a spammer.

According to the moderators this link is not spam, otherwise they would have deleted it. For  'Chichivache' & 'Andy D' to dismiss it as spam ... without reference to the contents - represents a celebration of their ignorance!