I’m Greg Scarth, yes I’m the real Greg, all you other… – the next me? A scary prospect. Tom, you know full well that Eminem should be mentioned every day, never mind every week. We’ve been quite lax in letting it slip ov[…]

Oh come now, Celine’s not that bad! I suspect the readers of PTAHE! are voting with their ears rather than their eyes, for how else would that bleached goon Stefani be escaping righteous censure?[…]

I should go away more often. I am basically staggered by the quality and range of the contributions made to NYLPM while I’ve been in Greece, and I thank everyone who contributed. To them I say: I kiss you! And keep it up. To anyone else I say: […]

Big Orange Crayon: if you link to me, I will link to you – such has been the inviolable rule of the blog since it crawled from the pre-Cambrian (or pre-1994, same difference) slime. Those who respect it not are poseurs and finks. This rule appl[…]

Undies’ pants beats? – I just realised why we don’t use the word “undie” for our hip hop over here. So I’m an idiot.
Josh doesn’t understand why people go on about undie beats being boring or just plain bad. […]

Motor Suburb Madhouse Fred’s back and he’s already got the best links. I’m too tired to comment any further than saying that this guy’s thoughts on the line “…then there’s no reason that a man and another man[…]

Hmm, I sounded like a hip hop snob there. I am a hip hop snob, but I’m also a pop snob; it’s not just the fact that it’s Robbie Williams who’s ripped off the tracks. I think it’s just that I think his new song’s pr[…]

The problem that I have with Robbie Williams nicking hip hop lyrics for his new single, “Rock, DJ”, doesn’t come from the re-using of the rhymes. If taking a Slick Rick lyric (Williams uses “When I’m on the mike I rock t[…]

“[The snares] sound like the snapping of Sisqo’s lady’s thong straps against her thighs as she swivels her hips to the beats”???
Tim, this is meant to be a nice clean family page! That kind of thing’ll have our readers a[…]

I think the level of globalisation which we each perceive there to be is pretty subjective. Robin argues that we, the globally aware, may overestimate others. The difference I see, though, is that it’s not just internet users or amateur global […]