Tonights music

[stevefoster]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnTb3...eature=related
Two weeks away from the the forum can do strange things to one's musical tastes, i blame this choice on that and Fleeter for introducing me to Badger's
Love the cat though

[dominion]

30 Years of Hip Hop,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jf4m8

Keep shouting at the radio because of some of the dross that's in the top 30!

[DazTheSlug]

Blast From The Past:

Scorpions - Fly To The Rainbow

"Fly People Fly" atm...

[southernsoftie]

30 Years of Hip Hop,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jf4m8

Keep shouting at the radio because of some of the dross that's in the top 30!

I was listening to this after dropping the daughter's boyfriend off. I love Westwood, he's a legend. Going in hard and strong!

Only heard PE's Fight the Power though. What else was in there if it was all dross?

[rdb77uk]

Bit early, but doves new album was out yesterday so: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS9KDL4hy34

[Derby Tup]

I was listening to this after dropping the daughter's boyfriend off. I love Westwood, he's a legend. Going in hard and strong!

Only heard PE's Fight the Power though. What else was in there if it was all dross?

Public Enemy - terrifying, ground-breaking, awesome, what a sound Westwood - mad as a hatter and all the better for it; genius!

[southernsoftie]

Public Enemy - terrifying, ground-breaking, awesome, what a sound Westwood - mad as a hatter and all the better for it; genius!

Timothy Westwood MBE for services to bomb dropping.

[dominion]

Public Enemy - terrifying, ground-breaking, awesome, what a sound Westwood - mad as a hatter and all the better for it; genius!

Westwood is becoming a parody of himself. The dross is stuff like JayZ being at number 1. He's an okay pop act, but it's hardly ground breaking stuff like Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Public Enemy, Afrika Bambaata was?

[southernsoftie]

Westwood is becoming a parody of himself. The dross is stuff like JayZ being at number 1. He's an okay pop act, but it's hardly ground breaking stuff like Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Public Enemy, Afrika Bambaata was?

Alas, the problem with all such lists when voted for by the people. I don't know what the criteria was for this list. From what I heard it was 'most hip-hop'. What does that actually mean? Most influential? Most ground-breaking? As for Jay-Z, in terms of what hip-hop is today, with his personal influence - as artist, producer, label owner, fashion (not to be underestimated how important fashion is to modern hip hop), etc...he has a good case, whatever your personal views. Though I do agree with you.

As for Westwood, I think he's always been a parody. Middle-class. White. Son of a preacher man (though not sure this is what Dusty had in mind). Yet he goes round in his massive rig, dressed in his hip-hop finery, and talking like he comes from downtown Brooklyn (Bucks.). Was he ever anything but? I just enjoy him for what he is. And if you listen to the George Lamb show on 6 Music on a Friday, they always have him on over the phone tipping the latest hip-hop joint.. Very good comedy value that. Tune in if you can.

(This reminds me, I've still not written my alternative history of hip-hop...)

[Derby Tup]

This afternoon's music is 190bpm happy hardcore through the living room wall and Radio 2 blaring out through the window; both courtesy of the fellas re-decorating my neighbour's house Shortly it will be King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown, played at a volume rarely heard outside an illegal blues party