Tried to buy two bottles of this



from my friendly local Sainsbury's today but they were having none of it. The rottweiller on the till said that they have a new policy whereby anyone who looks under the age of 25 can be refused unless they can provide ID to prove their age.

OK, its quite flattering for someone to take ten plus years off you judged on looks alone, but really I figure even on a good day I'm looking old enough to drink



As it was I was gonna sell the booze on to a couple of kids so good on you Sainsburys...

1. acoustic ladyland - living with a tiger album

WOW!
listened thru twice last night on headphones.. very tight hardcore punk vibes.. beautiful squalling sax. production is amazing.

2. the horrors - shabazz 10"
creepy

3. floating points - k&g beat
WOW2!
cant get over the beauty of this track. amazing arrangement and composition.
incredible to hear a classically trained jazz musician not showing off his virtuosity. amongst other things.
floating points is pretty much peerless IMO

Bobby Hutcherson/Harold Land - San Francisco
Much recommended on here, beautiful LP

Busta Rhymes - When Disaster Strikes
All about the Dilla joints. Nice Erykah collab too

Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell - United and All I Need
Joyous stuff!

Legends Of Benin
Latest in the Analog Africa series, bit more variety on this one. Quality level is still really high

GP Brazilika comp
Very decent, just can't get over the Joyce track. Have been Youtubing her and love everything i've heard so far, particularly Feminina and Aldeia De Ogum (deffo heard that sample somewhere else)

In Full Anti-GFC Cyclical spending mode, doing my bit for the economy and everything.. and couldn't just walk past these, you know.... [/addict]



been on the wants list for ages - repressed at last.

CLIP

and this for the original. rave on.



and this cos it's well proper.



and this.....and and ...



CLIP


carry on.

Just got the 'Bolemea' track by Timmy Regisford that i am really into and also another copy of the excellent Mark E 'Beatdown / Deja Vu' 12 (thanks Beane ;-) and then i just ordered a copy of this excellent new release on Soundway taken off the comp:

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/359552-01.htm

Heavy selection this week. Aswell as that Arthur Verocai re-issue, the new Rainer Truby record and the new Moton 12", these have also dropped into the Noodle HQ. Proper proper proper.

The new Sofrito Specials Volume 2 EP is ridiculous

series of limited, library style records from those nice boys at FindersKeepers.

find out more here...

http://www.finderskeepersrecords.com/discog_DiM.html

1st two (Tafo Brothers, Bruno Spoerri) arrived this morning, and they're sounding suitably odd, funky and beyond. strong buy recommendation.

Bad record!

Ron Carter and Idris Muhammad on it

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/3381/?view=beerfly

Just down my street brilliant selection

Little Dragon - 'Machine Dreams' ... hmm.. you know what, I'm not so sure about this one .. Perhaps it needs a few listens.

Just back from a little diggin spree in Sweden....heres wha i got







and a rake load of boogie 7s.........sa weet

That Rainer Trueby 12 is absolutely the shit. I'm a sucker for anything that samples Brooklyn though.

Erdinger is also absolutely the shit. Hot summer days never tasted so good.

Other recent purchases that are the jobbie are:

Frameworks - Organik

Efdemin - Acid Bells

Mister X - Unbalanced EP (First track is amazing, the rest are a bit meh)

Moody Mann - Anotha Black Sunday (don't think there's a bad track on there)

And a coupla oldies................

Zero B - Module EP (sold this along with my whole collection - of about 100 records! - to fund my first Southport back in 1992. Needed it back in my life.)

Eddie Meeks & Thareeko - Larger Than Life EP (both records I've got by Eddie Meeks are belters. Recommended.)

http://www.perpetualkid.com/index.asp?Page...ROD&ProdID=3402

Septembers chart now upppppp >> here