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And if you've visited Jeffrey's MySpace page and have been digging his version of Big A Little A, then just for the hell of it here's Steve Ignorant + guests performing said classic just three weeks ago at Shepherds Bush Empire: A brilliant two evenings.

Cool. Where did ya see them? Was hoping to catch 'em March, though where I've as yet to decide. Did catch 'em at Shepherds Bush Empire with Back To The Planet '94. A groundbreaking band who still continue to surprise and experiment.

Check her out on MySpace here: MySpace.com - Tracey Curtis - - Acoustic / Pop Punk / Folk - www.myspace.com/traceycurtis Wonderful.

And check out the man's MySpace page here: MySpace.com - Jeff Lewis Band - NEW YORK/PORTLAND - Indie / Folk / Garage - www.myspace.com/jefflewisband

For more information visit GET ON WITH IT/News And from said album check out track Add Me via the band's MySpace page here: MySpace.com - Chumbawamba - Leeds, UK - Acoustic / Folk / Pop - www.myspace.com/acoustichumbawamba

Ain't got around to picking up a copy, but had been told it's great, and judging from the various clips on YouTube he's not wrong.

And here are The Adverts performing at said venue: Brilliant.

New book title recounting the history of this seminal seventies punk space. For more information and on how to obtain a copy visit The Roxy Club London WC2

Gonna be a terrific night for sure.

Up themselves? How so? I caught that show and saw nothing at all questionable. There were some sound difficulties initially but they behaved reasonably. But regarding their performance yesterday? Wonderful as always playin' a cool mix of new plus much loved songs. Milk Kan? Not really my bag. The Hijacks? Yet another fine performance from these folks. Lookin' forward to catching ya again Monday.

And here are a couple more vids from my favourite show:

And if folks wanna check out Rudimentary Peni, then they can do here: MySpace.com - Rudimentary Peni - Other - www.myspace.com/rudimentarypeni1

Two more favourites and which I've purchased in the last week are... The Mob - May Inspire Revolutionary Acts Cross Stitched Eyes - II

If yer lovin' this CD then you must pick up a copy of Let The Tribe Increase.

And if folks are interested, then you may be interested in checking out one of stixman Josef Porta's other projects Null And Void. A full discography CD was recently released and for more information and on how to obtain a copy visit Null & Void

Indeed. The recordings are quite rough it's true, but I think really capture the spirit of the time. The liner notes by Kill Your Pet Puppy man Alistair Livingstone make this release that bit more special too. And for more information about KYPP visit kill your pet puppy

An excellent band indeed. Full length II pushed its way through my letter box earlier this week and a finer disc you will not come across. Yeah had heard they could not enter the UK, but with travelling to the Feeding Of The 5000 shows London would have found making their Glasgow show extremely difficult.

Hilarious indeed. Anyone else catch their appalling cover of The Ruts classic Staring At The Rude Boys? Catch the original here:

Thanks man. Don't have Dave's number but have just sent you a pm.

New twisted punk outfit comin' your way. Think Rudimentary Peni. Features an all star line-up including Subhumans man Trotsky. Check 'em out here: MySpace.com - Cross Stitched Eyes - Germany, U.S.A,, UK - www.myspace.com/crossstitchedeyes Debut full length II available through Active Distribution. ACTIVE CATALOGUE

Thanks. Gonna pick one up Saturday I think.

Cross Stitched Eyes - II The Mob - May Inspire Revolutionary Acts

And regarding FEEDING OF THE 5000, here's a vid from from said show with Crass man Steve Ignorant and guests performing Big A Little A: And from the same show here's Conflict performing Carlo Giuliani:

And with The King Blues playin' Wednesday Dec. 5th it's gonna be a cool few days.

I do not think for a moment that Mark and co believed what they were doing was in any way revoultionary or would inspire many thousands of people not only in this country but across the world, but the fact is it did. The impact of said community is still being felt today.