Election BS
Want to write somthing about the election, but not got time! Will try to soon.

Street Knowledge

Nina Gordon, Ex-Veruca Salt vocalist Nina Gordon covers NWA's Straight Outta Compton.

You are now about to witness the strength of street knowledge. It's so dope.

You can get the Mp3 here:
http://carbongeek.blogspot.com/2005/01/you-are-now-about-to-witness-strength.html

Plus listening to:
- New Snares Album 'Rossz Csillag Allat Szuletett' on Planet Mu. Soooo fucking good it is scary.
- Ivory Springer. Gotta love these jagga-bristol big-black style rocksters.
- Fruit of the Doom. Oh yeah. Heavy shit, done to grr-fection.
- Figment. Down-the-line rock, that...well..rocks!

Plus busy loathing:
- John Reid. Health Secretary. Listening to his patronising dismissal of people who thought that Iraq was an issue on the Today program on Monday made me want to vomit. His argument basically went - if you think Iraq the main issue, then you're only 9% of the population according to our research so go fuck yourselves. Cocksucker.
- Pope-o-rama. FFS, what is it with people? OK, so he he is dead, but all this 'he was a great man' stuff. All I can see is that he did his job and not much else other than aid the spread of AIDS.

New Quote of the Day
"...international terrorism is a fantasy that has been exaggerated and distorted by politicians. It is a dark illusion that has spread unquestioned through governments around the world, the security services and the international media."
Adam Curtis, 'The Power of Nightmares – The Rise of the Politics of Fear'.

Taken from a top article on GNN.

Gimme MP3 (or OGG)
I am looking for MP3s that I can play on our radio show, so can you email me anarchist606 at-no-spam hushmail.com with links to your stuff so I can play it? Ta.

Most recent shows are here:

17 March 2005:
Bristol crew being played includes Figment and Fruit of the Doom.

31 March 2005:
Of note - Aaron Spectre - ?? (possibly the next Death$ucker release??) exclusive play!

Peace, out.

Quote of the Day

"The neocons believe in what they think is a noble truth, power of the few, the select few. These are godless people who want power, nothing more. They do not have a country or an allegiance, they have an agenda. These people might hold American passports, but they are not Americans because they do not believe in the Constitution. They believe in the power of the few, not a government for or by the people. They are a few and their agenda is global."

Scott Ritter, former US Marine, former Republican and former UN weapons inspector. From truthout.org