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Posted: 31st Aug 2005
Lol, ok then... I was going to do this tomorrow... but since you're being sooo demanding



Title/artist/album/length



CD1



1. Burn One Down/Ben Harper/Fight For Your Mind/3.31

2. Purple Haze/Groove Armada/Lovebox/4.03

3. Building Steam with a Grain of Salt/DJ Shadow/Endtroducing/6.41

4. As Serious as Your Life/Four Tet/Rounds/4.50

5. Gharana/Badmarsh and Shri/Dancing Drums/3.14

6. ????/Mo-Seph/The Other Place/6.05

7. Broken Dreams/Basement Jaxx/Rooty/3.07

8. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph comp}}}}????/4.49

9. La Valse e Mille Temps/Jacques Brel/Quand on N'a Que L'amour/3.52

10. Madeleine/Jacques Brel/Quand on N'a Que L'amour/2.42

11. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph comp}}}}????/3.11

12. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph comp}}}}????/2.58

13. Sugarhill commercial/DJ Yoda/How to Cut and Paste Mix Tape Vol 1/0.59

14. Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow/Funkadelic/ Gilles Peterson/INCredible/1.33

15. Baila Piena/Papo Vasquez/Gilles Peterson/INCredible/3.33

16. Nuther’n Like Tuther’n/Willis Jackson/Gilles Peterson/INCredible/7.01

17. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Pt2)/Jimmy Smith/Gilles Peterson/INCredible/4.31

18. 'I chopped her up'/She'Koyokh/She'Koyokh/7.54





CD2.



1. Summertime/Janis Joplin/ Big Brother&the Holding Company/

Live at Winterland '68/4.40

2. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph comp}}}}????/3.09

3. Mas Que Nada/Elze Soares/Gilles Peterson/INCredible/2.39

4. Spandexman/Mr Scruff/Keep It Unreal/4.43

5. Vesoul/Jacques Brel/Quand on N'a Que L'amour/3.08

6. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph comp}}}}????/6.18

7. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph comp}}}}????/4.54

8. ????/Afro Celt/{{{taken from Beth's comp}}}}/6.50

9. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph electronica comp}}}}????/5.16

10. Les Fleur/Minnie Ripperton/Gilles Peterson/INCredible/3.10

11. Sour Times/Portishead/Dummy/4.14

12. ????{{{taken from Mo-Seph comp}}}}????/4.33

13. Bust a Move/Infected Mushroom/Classical Mushroom/8.23

14. Aerodynamic/Daft Punk/Discovery/3.27

15. Another Man's Cause/The Levellers/Levelling the Land/4.36



*sigh*







There you go.



Much thanks to everyone who contributed, you all have splendid taste



Lovely Mo-Seph won't be back from Burning Man for a couple of weeks, so hopefully he'll fill in those blanks when he gets home.



Enjoy







Edited to include Gilles Peterson tracks
EDITED_BY: Firepoise (1125616715)

Getting to the other side

Posted: 1st Sep 2005


Please come to England before next year
(and that doesn't include Scotland...............................)

Geologists do it in the dirt................

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
@ Summer Lovin (reading threads backwards as always........)

Geologists do it in the dirt................

Posted: 1st Sep 2005

Written by: fluffy napalm fairy

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Please come to England before next year
(and that doesn't include Scotland...............................)

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What about wales?

Meh

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
"Please come to England before next year
(and that doesn't include Scotland...............................)"




Bad fairy



I might not even be going there

But I would very much like to see you again soon.... I shall think of something

Take care
xxx

Getting to the other side

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
This lady has an open ended invite to come and live in Wales if the fancy ever takes her!

Feed me Chocolate!!! Feed me NOW!

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
Lol. Yep. And some day I'll be there

Getting to the other side

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
And Guildford....

Burner of Toast
Spinner of poi
Slacker of enormous magnitude

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
And hugging me

I have my sidekick now. I think I call him Sidekick!!

"Lets get Jinky with it!"

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
Wow!

I have an open-ended invitation to Guildford?!! Really?!! Are you sure?!!


Mr Bugis... someday I will help you fly again... but next time, will take more care of your earring.

Getting to the other side

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
*le sigh*

Burning Man's on right now...

Wouldn't it be nice to be here?!!

Getting to the other side

Posted: 1st Sep 2005
Is it crocodile friendly?

...tick tick tick....

Posted: 2nd Sep 2005
Might be a bit dry out there for crocs.

But I'm sure everything is welcomed into the madness

Hello mister/mrs... haven't seen you round this thread before... you're very welcome

Getting to the other side

Posted: 2nd Sep 2005
I've been here for a while. I just forgot that I was. If that makes sense.

...tick tick tick....

Posted: 2nd Sep 2005
*quick wave hullo*
just trying to not pack and this seemed a social spot
plus you seemed quite nice even tho i hardly talked to you much!

Keep your dream alive
Dreamin is still how the strong survive

Shalom VeAhavah

New Hampshire has a point....

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
"I've been here for a while. I just forgot that I was. If that makes sense."



Completely. I often forget where I am.



Btw, did you used to post on Hop lots a while ago? Or did you change your name and avatar... cos I've a feeling I remember you (does this make sense?!)





Kyrian - hellos



Thats ok, i don't tend to talk to people lots (no particular reason), just random comments before i get distracted elsewhere. But it was good to see you and I hope you had a great summer

Getting to the other side

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
Possibly. It's hard to tell.


I generally turn up when ever somebody mentions crocodiles or Captain Hook. Right now i have resurfaced because Miss Star required anti-troll defences in her intro and I thought my razor sharp teeth and strong, powerful jaws would come in handy. When that emergency is over I may well slip away back into the ether again.

...tick tick tick....

Posted: 4th Sep 2005

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
So erm yeah it turns out that Hook's bane was born after Charles wrote this post:

Written by: Charles

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Like you can actually catch a fairy with that method anyway...

It's easier to catch an angel than a fairy, and angels are no piece of cake anyway.

Everyone seems to think fairies are cute, helpless little beings that wouldn't hurt a fly.

Go ask Captain Hook how helpless fairies ar, aye???

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Meh

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
on the 23rd March 2003

Meh

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
Prior to that I was someone else entirely

...tick tick tick....

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
yeah, what he said

Meh

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
Oh my god.

Cantus, is this another one of your many alter-egos?

Is it not tiring to be so many people at once?!

Getting to the other side

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
Hey beautiful lady



Am feeling rather nervous just now.

There's talk of up to 10,000 dead in the US. That is such a huge number of people, just gone

Fuel prices are soaring (not quite sure why).

That's having a knock on effect around the world... fuel could reach £1 a litre here soon.
And that's going to bring it's own problems.


Sigh.

Getting to the other side

Posted: 4th Sep 2005
Not that it'll hep you nay but i've got you these:

Non-Https Image Link

Meh

Posted: 5th Sep 2005
(in case you are interested) it's already 99p/litre here

That's a GOOD thing IMO - means people should think more about what they are using it for and be more economical in their journeys....etc.

But all the other stuff is unbelievably scary.
If you press mute, it looks like all the other refugee pictures from all over the world. (famine, tsunami, war etc.....) The only difference seems to be that we can understand what is being said this time round, and that makes the inhumanity of it all harder to take. I'm not being unsympathetic - I'm moved beyond words and angry and upset, but at the same I feel that more importance is being attatched to the suffereing of the people because we can understand them and their cries of help, rather than being able to discount it as 'third world hysteria' etc.

Random thoughts. Probably not the place for them but ah well.

Mucho big because I have been thinking about you this morning

Geologists do it in the dirt................

Posted: 6th Sep 2005
Argh my ranting has killed you intro!

mucho sorry

here - look - camels.......
Non-Https Image Link

Geologists do it in the dirt................

Posted: 6th Sep 2005
Lol... never worry lady... you know what, this is the first time I saw those posts... strange that I should miss them, considering the inordinate amount of time I spend on this website



Anyways, humblest apologies...



Cantus, merci pour the roses, they are beautiful and look like they smell incredible too



Fluff... thanks for thinking of me and thanks for the camels.



You know I appreciate you dropping in here with thoughts and musings any time you want... it beats the usual nonsense (and yes, I love the nonsense too )





So then... yep, the price here is up to 96.9p per litre... Should hit a pound by the weekend.



It is good that some people will be forced into alternative arrangements for transport - the school run, for example. But I am worried that these prices will hit hardest those who can least afford it.



The unemployed and small businesses spring to mind (because that includes me ), but there's also local agriculture and public transport (forcing rises in the price of food and buses and trains) - in fact, all of us need fuel in some way or another and such rises could have a devastating effect.



As for the events in America... yes, it is desperately sad.

But it is also inevitable that with growing populations more people will die as a result of natural disasters (not to mention the climate change that we are bringing on ourselves).



What was really sad about last week was that the response was so slow. That despite the warnings, emergency plans were not up to scratch and people were simply left to die. We have been told for so long that America is the strongest, wealthiest, bestest nation - but they were crippled under the weight of Mother Nature the same as any other country.



This is not something to gloat over, but something that should wake us all out of any sense of complacency that somehow we will escape, or that these things only happen to other people. One day our time will come, so we should try to be at peace with ourselves now - enjoying every moment and suchlike.



Anyways, you're right Fluff, it did seem to make a difference that we could understand the screams for help. It gave an increased sense of helplessness and frustration.



Of course, it shouldn't make a difference at all - we're all human - whether or not we can speak that particular language. Screams for help should be no less terrifying in Thai than in American.



But I guess it's also a symptom of being human that we want to identify and connect with others (subconscious fears of being alone?!!), and so we find comfort in the smallest similarities - nationality, sex, colour, language, firespinner or not.



When in the end, we're all just the bloody same.



Sigh. Thinking of you too beautiful fairy... I hope you are having a relaxing and marvellous time.







(Incidentally, I am watching the most spectacular sunset from my window.

The sun sets behind the Antrim hills across the lough, and as it sets, casts a brilliant reflection of orange and red on the usually grey and murky stretch of water that leads up to Belfast. Clouds are sparse and whispy, signalling a passing day of clear skies and sunshine... Those clouds are suspended there like trails left by a tractor in a field, and as a treat for anyone who chooses to watch them perform, turn silver and gold, transitioning into brilliant yellows, dusty reds and greyish pinks before succumbing to that cold bluey grey of dusk. Thanks )

Getting to the other side

Posted: 6th Sep 2005
I did a search for 10,000 red roses and that was the best one that came up

Meh

Posted: 6th Sep 2005
On a lighter note...

Hurrah

I'm drunk

We came 3rd in the puv quiz (well, joint 2nd but we lost the tie break) and then lost more money on the quiz machine.

i can't really focus and have work tomorrow.

I've also discovered that the 2 cd's I made for you, the second one wasn't right, so I won't be posting them tomorrow

Plus, tomorrow, first day back to work after 2 weeks off due to sick leave, I'm going to have a hangover...

Woo.

Hugs and fluff...

Burner of Toast
Spinner of poi
Slacker of enormous magnitude