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Here's the show from the other evening.DJ Just-1 with some goodies as always for the first hour. However the early chapters are especially rewarding and the section on gangs is enlightening as well as eye-opening.However I didn't discover that there was a CD to go with the book until after I'd finished reading it so I leapt onto ebay and managed to find a sealed copy for just 99p. Last year I read the book ' Can't Stop, Won't Stop' by Jeff Chang which is about the proper history of hip hop.Some of it is rather challenging - especially the later chapters - and does tend to go too much into the socio-economics a little too much.

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Come on, challenge me!Send all correspondence to: ageingbboysunite(AT)yahoo(DOT)comTracklisting in the Comments below.Listen to the show on the mini-player just below or right-click and save by clicking to download the show for later. I have an old mouldy Mango Pineapple Kiwi Chupa Chup lollypop (that I found down the side of one of the kids' seats whilst cleaning my car the other week) with optional fluff ready and raring to go to anyone who knows Kangol Kid's last verse in 'Hanging Out'.Let us know if you have a request for April's show. Big shout to Hayhooooooooe for his MC Shan flavour this month - even though all Juice Crew talk is strictly prohibited at the moment.Good looking out to Howard CRAZE for the UTFO request - really good to hear that again. Send two cuts from an album that you love. There were a couple of new names, too so good to see that.Remember I want your choices for the Album Spotlight. Very appropriate in this new era of debt driven neo-feudalism that we are trapped inside.Yes I agree with Mark Stewart on ALL his points(If you're interested?.I wouldn't if I was you!), but I don't like being preached at, even if I am one of the converted.It was the ABU! Takeover show last night hosted exclusively on my man, Waxer's Disco Scratch Radio.I hope you managed to get into the chatroom for some if not the whole shebang.

The ironic version of 'Jerusalem' is a fine example of how political music should be subtly subverting a 'Last night of the Proms' classic, reclaiming it from the Hooray Henry's and giving back to the people it was written for, the serfs of feudal Britain. On a more interesting subject, 'Learning To Cope With Cowardice' is classic abstract inter-racial Dub,that within its existence, conveys a much stronger message than any barked rant. Really I don't care what an artists Political opinion is,especially if they hammer the same nail for decades.change the fucking record please?.or in Kate Tempest's case,please don't enter my world again. An occasional change in subject matter would have strengthened his message tenfold. Schoolly D Smoke Some Kill The constant barrage of Politics was a major reason that the Pop Group split up.he just never gave it a rest.He was never going to convert anyone.Those who bought (Yes they sold things,Ma Thatcher would have approved) Pop Group records were already either going to be leaning in that direction politically, or, completely apolitical. I used to think the same of Mark Stewart until i saw him on that BBC documentary on Post-Punk, and he seemed like a rather lighthearted and amusing fellow. Preaching to the converted was never anything more than a pointless exercise in futility. Like one was trapped in a corner being shouted at by a ruddy faced hairdryer.yeah I sort of agree with her,but whats the point in that? If she'd have done the same at the local Conservative club she'd have been bottled off the stage. Her scowling Brits academy face turning pink with the strain of projecting her spittle soaked views on how terrible things are.

Having heard about some 'street' accented ginger bird 'tellin' us like it is' at the annual Glastonbury middle class convention, called Kate Tempest (uh?) last weekend.I thought i'd check this rant out on youtube (click here if you ain't seen it). leader(!?), are far worse.Its a kind of fascism to be screamed at at high volume with no right to reply in a crowd all with the same opinion and dress sense.sound like anything we encountered before,like in Nuremberg for example? Politicians are bad enough, but pop stars who think they are politicians,or even, a.gulp!. There are times when I think that anybody with an opinion shouldn't be allowed in front of a microphone,even worse, in front of a microphone connected to a P.A.

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