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ANOTHER NICE MESS – DFM Radio, 25th November 2008

ANOTHER NICE MESS
 
DFM Radio, 25th  November 2008
Hostess: Marcelle van Hoof
 
LISTEN LIVE online: www.dfm.nu every Tuesday between 19-22 hours CET (Dutch time) / 18-21 hours BST (UK time) 
LISTEN (AGAIN) AT ANY OTHER TIME via 
www.anothernicemess.com
For INFO/REQUESTS mail 
Marcelle at: info@anothernicemess.com 
 
DANDELION RADIO MONTHLY SHOW: www.dandelionradio.com/marcelle
 
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NOW AVAILABLE: ‘DJ Marcelle/Another Nice Mess Meets Her Soulmates At Faust Studio Deejay Laboratory’ mix album
                     Double vinyl only! (no cd and/or download) 
                     34 tracks, nearly 80 minutes 
                     On Klangbad label from Germany 
                     20 Euros plus postage 
                     Order your copy now: mar.celle@planet.nl
 
Special: Jerry Abstract: Shitkatapult Mega Mix (Excerpt)
 
1. Signature tune: Jon E Cash/untitled
2nd track on b-side 12”: Kamikaze (www.dablackops.com)
2. Psapp/Overlord
7’’ ep: The Monster Song (www.dominorecordco.com)
3. Jelly Babies/Soylent Green
cd: Messthetics Greatest Hiss. Classics Of U.K. Cassette Culture D.I.Y. 1979-1982 (Volume 1) (www.hyped2death.com) 
4. Sly & The Revolutionaries/Reminah Dub
split lp with Lee Perry & The Upsetters: Reminah Dub (0riginal Music)
5. L-ow/Transfer Error
12’’ ep: refelector (www.zaudio.co.uk)
6. Two Gospel Keys/I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Anymore
lp: I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Anymore 1927 – 1948 (Mississippi)
7. Buzzcocks/I Believe
lp: A Different Kind Of Tension (from 1979, United Artists) 
8. Leila/Little Acorns
2xlp: Blood Looms & Blooms (www.warprecords.com)
9. Zomby/Spliff Dub (Sukh Knight Remix)
12’’ (white label)
10. Sleeparchive/Baryon
12’’ ep: Hadron (www.sleeparchive.de)
11. Food For Animals/Shhhy
12. Zea/Stuck On You
lp: Hark Too! A Tribute To The Hark Album By Wim T. Schippers (www.wormweb.com) (www.tocado-com) 
13. Aidan Baker & Tim Hecker/Dream Of The Nightmare
lp: Fantasma Parastasie (www.alien8recordings.com)
14. The Velvet Underground/I’m Sticking With You (Alternate Version)
lp: Head Held High. The Atlantic Sessions (Status Rock)
15. The Lovely Eggs/I Want To Be In Your Fire
7’’ ep: Have You Ever Heard The Lovely Eggs? (www.cherryademusic.co.uk)   
16. Pinch/136 Trek
12’’ (Punch Drunk)
17. Special: Jerry Abstract: Shitkatapult Mega Mix (Excerpt)
18. High Places/Gold Coin
lp: High Places (www.thrilljockey.com)
19. God’s Gift/Discipline
cd: Messthetics #106. The Manchester Musicians Collective 1977-1982 (www.hyped2death.com) 
20. Marsimoto/Hunger
cd: Spex cd #81 (www.spex.de/cd.html)
21. Al Duval/Where The Comet Falls
cd: Recluses Unite… (www.dualplover.com)
22. RSD/Over It
12’’ (Tectonic)
23. Andy Moor & Anne James Chaton/Frequencies
cd: Le Journalist (www.unsounds.com)
24. African Head Charge/What A Wonderful Day
lp: Pay It All Back Volume 2 (from 1988, On-U Sound)
25. Bearsuit/Itsuko Got Married
cd: Be True To Your School (www.fortunapop.com)
26. Kalbata feat. Clapper Priest/Saxon Londinium
12’’ ep: Solution (www.souljazzrecords.co.uk)
27. Love.Stop.Repeat/Sunday Strolls & Miracles (OnTheFly Remix)
split 10’’ with Seven Sang: 10x10: 06 (www.de-fencerecords.com)
28. Jorg/track 9
cd/download: Lomek07 (www.lomechanik.com)
29. Soccer Committee & Machinefabriek/Thole 1
lp: Drawn (www.morctapes.com)
30. Soccer Committee & Machinefabriek/Klauwier
lp: Drawn (www.morctapes.com)
31. Can/Father Cannot Yell (Pete Shelley/Black Radio Mix)
3xlp: Sacrilege (from 1997, Mute)
32. Herman Dune/Next Year In Zion
lp: Next Year In Zion (www.cityslang.com)  
33. TRG/Decisions
12’’ (www.tempa.co.uk)
34. Toxic Lipstick/Mr McGrottom
 
Marcelle deejays:
28th November: Golden Pudel ClubHamburg
18th December: Fluc, Vienna
19th December: Rhiz, Vienna
29th December: Stubnitz, Amsterdam
16th January: Golden Pudel ClubHamburg
24th January: Tsunami Club, Cologne
 
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Jimmy Possession Show, 24/11/08

Jimmy Possession Show, 24/11/08

Autons,  Sleepwalker (Jelly Maid Music)
Circus Devils, Fuzz in the Street (Static Caravan)
A Filial, Like a Baby’s Kiss (Verge)
Panic Attract, Weather Systems (Wailing Woo)
Gunshot,  Mind of a Razor (Vinyl Solution)
The Fabulous Nobody, The Furies (Kitchen)
Artridge, Polygraph (Interlink)
Medicine and Duty, Horizontal Tracking (Foolproof Projects)
Ariel Aparicio, Jameson & Cocaine 
Thyrd Eye, My Last Time (Levelsound)
Awesome Wells, Sunday Morning (Red Deer)
PSI, Clo (Crafu Byw)

listen to the show:
Ogg: http://www.209radio.co.uk/archive/archive.php?show=jimmy&type=ogg2
MP3: http://www.209radio.co.uk/archive/archive.php?show=jimmy&type=mp3
Pod: http://podcast.209radio.co.uk/?show=jimmy

more details:
http://jimmy.209radio.co.uk

r+eb, 133 Green End Road, Cambridge, CB4 1RW, UK Come to robots: www.robotsandelectronicbrains.co.uk 

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Eastfield, I.C.H., Edict of Intolerance, The Hijacks and Dik Guru – Friday 5 December 2008 – BIRMINGHAM Wagon and Horses

Just a reminder of all the fun and frolics that are occuring on Friday 5 December (flyer attached). Eastfield will be on about 10.30pm…there will be at least one of the other lovely bands on after us. can’t say fairer than that! see ya there or thereabouts. cheers.
jessi,

 

Friday 5 December 2008 – BIRMINGHAM Wagon and Horses
Adderley Streey, Digbeth.
Eastfield, I.C.H., Edict of Intolerance, The Hijacks and Dik Guru.
8pm – 2am. £3.

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ANARCHY ON THE AIRWAVES

This is taken from an email sent out by Under the Pavement, an alternative/ radical radio show broadcast every other Thursday from 11.00pm until 1.00am on ALL FM 96.9 (a community radio station serving south, central and east Manchester, England) and online at http://www.allfm.org
* Contact
If you want to drop us a line with details of your event, gig or band
E-mail: radio@underthepavement.org

You can send things in the post to us too!
Vegan chocolate is good but we take CDs and music too!
Under the Pavement Radio Show
ALL FM 96.9
19 Albert Road,
Levenshulme,
Manchester,
England,
M19 2EQ

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What happens when an anarchist musician and his partner swap their lives and lifestyles for that of a rich polo club owner and property developer?

The following link takes you to a site that has put our Anti-War/Pro-War/Anarchist/Monarchist Life-Swap Prog. up on it. 


ITV have banned it but that hasn’t stopped it going out on the web…. as one might expect in an age where the means of production are gradually entering the public domain. 


Click on the link once seeing as double clicking seems to call up a screen that has audio but not visual. Broadband may well be necessary since it is a site with live streaming. Please read the background below before clicking on it as we think it provides an important explanation of how we feel about it. http://www.brightcove.com/title.jsp?title=686989691&channel=219646953 


When we were asked to participate in a Life-Swap commissioned by Granada TV & intended for release on prime-time ITV we told the researchers to look for someone else. We were then told that we were lucky to have been picked & that there are waiting lists involving thousands of people who wanted to appear on reality TV. 


We still rejected the idea unless they could assure us of certain conditions. These were that we wanted to be swapped with the richest, most corrupt family that they could find. We said that it would merely feed the bigotries of the bourgeoisie if, once again, two sets of working class families were set at each other’s throats. We told them that we firmly believe that the whole reality TV fad is merely an attempt to make the middle classes feel comfortable about their bankrupt lives by exaggerating the flaws of working class people. 


Strangely the researchers said that they would give it a shot. We said that they had better consider it seriously because if we found that they had paired us up with another low paid or unemployed family we would walk. Since we weren’t to know who we were being swapped with until the actual moment itself it didn’t seem in Granada’s interest to squander its resources on a project that we were obviously going to walk out on at the critical moment. Amazingly we were subjected to the very experience we had asked for. 


Contrary to the misleading narration in the final edit our opposites are not “self-made” but were born into extreme prosperity & land-ownership. They also have ties with the Royal Family as bastions of the Polo & Fox Hunting set. Our next issue was the possibility of being made to look either immoral or ridiculous…. an easy thing for the media to contrive with careful editing. We sought council among many of our peers & finally agreed that if our conversation was disciplined & focused around two main issues we would at least draw the public’s attention to important themes rather than their viewing-time being taken up with petty domestic arguments. 


These themes were obviously the environment & the Iraq War. It quickly transpired that the director seemed more sympathetic towards our view-point than that of the establishment. This, however did not stop him from playing down our attributes & exaggerating the attributes of our “adversaries”. He was quite candid in admitting this. His excuse was that he had bugger all chance of getting the final edit on TV if it looked weighted in our favour. Since it appears to have been “D-Noticed” he has since decided to furnish us with a copy as a “booby-prize”. 


We have mixed feelings about his final edit. On the one hand it does draw attention to the Iraq War in a way not yet seen on British television. Here we had the two most extreme views on British imperialism going head to head. On the other hand the environment was barely touched on & certain untruths were perpetuated in order for our friends to be made to appear slacker than they are & our family, itself to be made to appear more duplicitous than they are. Our friends punctuality is brought into question {when, in fact it was the punctuality of Granada’s production crew which was at fault} & we were asked to breach an agreement by the director in order to make sure our friends were not in any danger which was secretly filmed & then dressed up as a decision we had made ourselves. 


All will become clear when you watch the final edit. We did consider lifting the original & quite biased narration & inserting our own biased narration but, what the hell, this is as much of a comment on the media as it is on the differences between radicals & the establishment. 


One thing that strikes us as an important lesson in all of this is the fact that the director had to cull ninety hours of footage into a 46 minute, sensationalist blast worthy of little more than tabloid attention. Although this is better than nothing we have found this medium for analysing our two families as deeply deficient. We have thus written a book entitled “The Life-Swap They Wouldn’t Show” which we believe addresses this important experience more thoroughly. It seems that mainstream publishers are unwilling to even put that out so it is available on our web-site www.highpanch.org.uk Granada TV did attempt to furnish us with extra footage from the 89 hours 14 minutes that are not available. 


We have been told, however, that this is now the property of ITV PLC & they will not allow it to be seen. It all reminds me of what happens at the very end of “Raiders of the Lost Ark” where the Ark of the Covenant is boxed up & filed away from public view. To this day we have no idea whether all of this is a product of a “Conspiracy” or a “Cock-up” since even this 46 minute edit really should be shown on mainstream TV at this point in history. 

Love Craig & Kiran xxx

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