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well, it was a bit of a rigmarole but I managed to sign and I'm an Irish citizen and Irish resident. Keep up the good work. There are only roughly a third of the signatures required already so COME ON, peopla!

choon!

this has nothing to do with left OR right. Get sense, both agendae are corrupted by an acceptance by their respective adherents that the facts they quote in bars, restaurants and, far more dangerously, TV studios, are 100% true, when in most cases they are unchecked AP or Reuters bulletins, copie...

Street heroin is harmful because the garbage it is cut with destroys the body. At the time of its prohibition there were relatively few addicts, but the black market which ensued created a new demand (eg giving out 'free samples'). If addicts were provided with uncontaminated heroin for cheaper t...

It seems less a remix and more a new track using the same sample Eno and Byrne took for their tune. I bought 'My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts' when it came out and I'm sorry to say that vinyl copy has long vanished from my collection, but I have it now on CD. It will always be special. This is a fi...

if you haven't done so already how about reviewing Altar of Plagues' 'Mammal' (2011) Their 'White Tomb' album was an excellent debut. Love your show. Peace, Martin.

An outstanding film, sincere, full of joy, and yet uncompromising in its portrayal of a man with faults and weaknesses who can still bring love to all the people whom he meets along the road. Thanks for posting this, a great tune. Peace

@ago666 thanks ;o}

@scholloyrom damn right. needed to be said. peace from Ireland

karin dreijer andersson is one of the few really true geniuses working in music. 'genius' is such an overused and misused word that it certainly has lost its meaning, having been applied uncritically to so many mediocrities over time, but her instinct for melody and poetry, her passion and her di...

thank you for posting this. I had this record ('Felicidad': Irakere live at Ronnie Scott's) for years and somehow mislaid it. This was my favourite piece. mk

I was nuts about this band and was lucky to have seen them live (twice) in London at the end of the 80s, and still have most of their LPs on Vinyl. Truly great band uncompromised by the dollar amd fashion.

Amongst the possible influences not mentioned, Eno is probably too obvious, since his general influence on electronica is so broad, but certainly I found notable similarities with the great Laurie Anderson, without it being derivative, of course. peace MK

@DrGastly kerrang is de facto establishment journalism. i wouldn't go by any of its reviews of black/death metal/grindcore as I'm sure most Liturgy fans wouldn't. I've just really started listening to these guys and like what I hear so far. peace MK

@dipanjans just think of the countless thousands of idiots out there whose minds have been the willing dumping ground for the lowest level of tv and film over the past ten years alone and I guess 21 dislikes isn't remarkable, although I share your pain. peace, MK

great post, dude. I have this on an old Dorado compilation. I must have put it on a dozen mix-tapes. Peace. MK

great post. this is well real. peace

genuine punk music. i remember these years (early 80s) in my own town of Cork when we had some genuine bands like these. it is great to hear stuff from iceland of that time. peace - mk

I reckon both God and Satan love to shake their beards to this jam. Remarkable!

'Rousing', I believe, is the apt adjective for this piece. What the hell would rock and roll music have been without Neil Young?

@LightningSazh you said it all, friend. what are people like? Peace

@zulukahn213 hee hee. loved your comment. peace