We just haven't got a clue what to do

And turning the jangle up to 11:

Thèrese gets all the glory, but this was better

The seven-point-six-two millimetre Kalashnikov rifle,
Fires seven-point-two-six-six-two millimetre rounds, M one-nine-four-three

Anyway, this one, from the same EP as Elephant above, definitely has animals in, and is one of RDJ's greatest ever tunes, in my opinion:

I was going to post this as a continuation of the animal samples theme, but it turns out that the 'elephant' sound was actually a sample from Meat Beat Manifesto's Radio Babylon, of a man going "WOOOOAH", so that didn't work: https://youtu.be/H1xP4kCE_bI?feature=shared Anyway, that took me...

Monkeybubbles wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 8:52 am Smackerel?

Crackerel

Respectfully I say to thee
I'm aware that you're cheating
When no one makes me feel like you do

In France, in love

Not sure if I've posted this before, but in my opinion this is the greatest breakdown in the history of dance music.

And it was released as the B side of the cheesefest Right In The Night.

Huey Morgan played this on his 6 Music show today, and I assumed it was a curio from the late 60s. Turns out it was released two weeks ago:

the rhyme will go
Def wit the record that was mixed a long time ago

And moving to the chill-out room to skin up:

More drums. This one played a central role in Carl Cox's seminal FACT album, still my favourite mix ever:

bunk wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2024 12:21 am Going back to Germany. Not really a rave tune as such, but an early trance number fitting for the mood.

Oliver Lieb, under another of his many aliases, also produced this tribal classic, which is well worth 17 minutes of your time:

The Long Good Friday (1980) You've seen it, of course. Bob Hoskins' tour de force as an East End gangster trying to pull off a property deal around the redevelopment of Docklands while simultaneously taking on the IRA. What struck me was a conversation about how Docklands was going to be the site o...

I wanna feel the heat

sendô wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 11:43 am I dread to think what passes for a local delicacy in Finland. Reindeer burgers or something.

My mate went to Helsinki a few years ago, and brought me back a tin of bear meat. As with all exotic meat, it tasted like chicken*, obviously.


*Actually it was pretty much like venison.

She's strange
And I like it

a funny bird that never lands