Posts from 19th December 2009

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FT Advent Calendar Of Free Online Games: 19th December

Pete Baran • FT • Games • 1 comment • 326 views

Its not all action action action around here you know. Some times we want contemplative, relaxing games set in some sort of primordial soup. Where biology rather than physics is the aim and, well, you can’t lose. Look at this creature after all, doesn’t look too dangerous does he?

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Dead Again: MP3s And The Dissolution Of Pop
26 Apr 1999 The mode of the music changes, the city quakes, or at least those blocks of primer-than-thou office space quake that house the HQs of worldwide record companies. The reason, apparently, is MP3 technology, which you all know about and most of you use, and which has been the subject of acres of ruminative, pessimistic music […]

How Old Is Superman?
20 Aug 2004 How Old Is Superman? One of the seemingly undefined aspect of the Superman mythos is that of his ageing. Those who fall on the side of his omnipotence in everything (the superhearing, superbreath, superhair bunch) probably think as a preternatural godhead he will live forever. Look, he has been banging around in the comics for […]

I Want To Know What Love Is – Eighties Revisionism
2 Jan 2001 On Skykicking last week, Tim touched, popwise, on the continuing cultural battle over what the eighties were or are or mean or meant. The story of mainstream rock and politics in the 1990s was among other things the story of a similar battle, that time over the sixties. On the one hand you had the […]

BAND AID – “Do They Know It’s Christmas”
4 Sep 2009 #543, 15th December 1984, video “Do They Know It’s Christmas” is significant in one way, and insignificant in another. First, it raised a lot of awareness and money and established the pop single as an excellent mechanism for doing those things. This was significant. Gargantuan “supergroups” like this fell out of favour but charity records […]

BRYAN ADAMS – “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You”
5 May 2011 #667, 13th July 1991 Sixteen Listens For Sixteen Weeks: An Everything I Do Liveblog This song got to number one for 16 weeks, so I decided to play it 16 times in a row, writing as I went. Play 1: And we’re off. I’ve honestly hardly heard this in the last twenty years so I […]

Are you local?
13 Feb 2000 England is DIFFERENT (or SPECIAL if you want to be polite) to everywhere else for many reasons, but one is because our music “industry” (it’s not an industry – making baked beans is an industry, and nobody does THAT in their spare time, writes fanzines about it or has them poured over themselves at weddings. […]

How clean is your band?
11 Oct 2006 The discerning televisual fan will be aware of the vacuum currently residing in the schedules between the 7.30pm end of Hollyoaks First Look and the 9pm commencement of Ghost Whisperer. There are only so many times one can flick between Puff Daddy jiggling next to the Lead Pussycat on TMF and the startlingly abhorrent animated […]

Enormous Legends
8 Feb 2001 Charlemagne Palestine – Four Manifestations on Six Elements 1. Charlemagne Palestine approaches a piano like a climber approaches a mountain. He does not play the instrument so much as he lets it test him: he starts each performance like an ascent, knowing that somewhere ahead there are the limits of the piano, and also the […]

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Poll to Poll - PWC Result
Pick your FIVE favourite tracks from the second round of Pop World Cup group games
- Algeria: Rachid Taha
- Argentina: Bersuit Vergarabat
- Australia: The Birthday Party
- Brazil: Sepultura
- Cameroon: Ntoumba
- Chile: Los Prisioneros
- Cote D'Ivoire: Magic System ft Akil, Cheb Bilal & Big Ali
- Denmark: The Raveonettes
- England: Sukshinder Shinda
- France: Francoiz Breut
- Germany: Daisy Door & The Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra
- Ghana: Wulomei
- Greece: Haris Alexiou and Dimitra Galani
- Honduras: Josh DiBrasco
- Italy: Crookers
- Japan: Shugo Tokumaru
- Korea DPR: Pyongyang Hardcore Resistance
- Korea Republic: T-Ara
- Mexico: Los Dug Dug's
- Netherlands: Diggy Dex ft Eva Roovere
- New Zealand: Scribe ft Tara Hammond
- Nigeria: Kefee ft Timaya
- Paraguay: Los Verduleros
- Portugal: Octo Push
- Serbia: Svetlana
- Slovakia: Martina Schindlerova
- Slovenia: Qualia 6
- South Africa: Mapaputsi
- Spain: Delafe y Los Flores Azules
- Switzerland: Sens Unik ft MC Solaar
- USA: Kid Sister
- Uruguay: Opa
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