And you can listen here: http://s2.myradiostream.com/8996.htm

This may be a little vague so I'll explain here.
1. Log in and check the server is on
2. Get the stream details from under stream settings.
3. Broadcast.

mixing garage etc at the moment

Christmas eve from 6pm to 8. Some dark drum and bass, jungle, and acid techno to get you out of the Christmas spirit!

http://www.youtube.com/v/RlJVBr6Vma8

Kvlt as fvck.

I've really been getting into Noise lately, it's fucking mint.

http://www.youtube.com/v/cAnGxfJi4kQ

http://www.youtube.com/v/P3cj2aZULh4

>>6327
The I suggest you watch these

City/Ruin
>a film about the Cleveland industrial/noise scene
http://archive.org/details/CITYRUIN_761

People Who Do Noise
>a film about the experimental music of Portland, Oregon
http://www.2shared.com/video/TkJrhBVX/People_Who_Do_Noise.html

And read this.

Then listen to this, it's proper mint
http://www.youtube.com/v/CY_pZ9-dGkI

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>>6325
I bought that album and absolutely love it. I only heard of him because a few months back some posted a video of "Bam Bam" here.

>>6317
apologies about the i?tint, I' m a bit drunk and I made this on int too.

What does /beat/ think of the Prodigy?

Still grand. Loved them in my earlier teen years (fat of the land being the first CD I bought), saw them at the Brixton Academy years ago, fucking ace gig.

>>6317

http://www.youtube.com/v/QM_8PiSMpTs

I think Prodigy are one of those British groups that as well as being massively successful in their niche, have broken out to deserved widespread recognition whilst still producing good quality and fairly original music and have been very influential because of it. Other groups who I think come under this sort of description are people like Massive Attack and The Smiths; different genres certainly, but you can bet your arse plenty of people cite them as influences. These sorts of groups tend to be made of people with a real dedication and passion for their music, who treat it as a life's work and tend to be bordering on mad perfectionists. If you think they're completely without merit you probably have a very restricted taste in music. The Prodge are just good, honest fun. I enjoy them, and so do lots of other people, apparently.

But this is just my opinion and sage because what the fuck do I know.

>>6310
Portable CD player + fag socket charger + tape adapter, job done.

Not what you're asking, but try one of these things.

The sound quality isn't brilliant, but it'll be no worse than an ordinary cassette and you can get them for a couple of quid.

>>6312

Ah, I had one of those, but threw it in with the sale of my last car, because the girl was a bit hot, and I'm an idiot. Might have to get me another one, but I think a few tapes would still be good.

In my old car, I had a thing to hold the CD player which was on a springy arm. This meant that the CDs didn't skip every time I drove over a pothole or drove down shitty country backroads, which I did a lot. It was fucking great, considering I bought it in a Poundstretcher.

I use one of these. About £4 off eBay.

>>6132
braintax is worth a listen. Have more of a traditional underground hip-hop sound but still quite pleasing on the ear.
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this ones about the reincarnation of an anti-authoritarian spirit. First verse he is a luddite, next a striking miner and finally a medieval tax dodger.

Dan Bull. Raps about everything and their dog. Diamond geezer.

http://www.mefeedia.com/channel/109836/newest/5

An album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEvfhAdq_-I&feature=bf_prev&list=PL4A69A412A2320BEE

And another http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWJe3FLUuQg&feature=bf_prev&list=PL2297A19562415480

http://www.youtube.com/v/7HlJnUUC5Ss

>>6285
I'd be somewhat surprised if anybody ever tops Dan Bull as my all-time favourite musician. Those two albums, particularly Face, are reminding me of what music has to offer. For what seems like years, I'd forgotten. I'm so pleased he's finding increasing popularity through his efforts at branching out. He does thoroughly deserve it.

The only stain on his record than I can identify is Free Gary. But even that's a compliment given the number of songs he's written.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6fYMzKvXxg

>>6285>>6293
Cheers lads, more interesting music downloaded.

Might as well get a few more reasonably intelligent British hiphop(ish) albums whilst I'm in the mood.
Need to check out braintax, the undercover hippy and the skints.
Any other suggestions lads?
I really enjoyed the streets first album, but got a little bored after that. Used to love this track though.
http://www.youtube.com/v/0Z1kRhiPE0E

>>6305
>I really enjoyed the streets first album, but got a little bored after that. Used to love this track though.

Suffers from the same popularity/quality problem as Plan B and Professor Green. The bigger the album/song is, the worse it seems to be. I don't know if that's the rebel teenlad coming out in me or what.
http://www.youtube.com/v/k-_NmsxW6go
http://www.youtube.com/v/pr10pqztKZE

All I know is that vinyl records come with bigger artwork and better packaging and are in general nicer things to own than CDs.

>>6174
Are you buying the album to listen to it or wank to it?

>>6175

If that argument were logical our lives would be far more dull.

A car with stripes on gains no additional horsepower, but it still becomes more desirable.

>>6253

Bollocks does it.

>>6058
The only real advantage to having them is that girls will like you.

>>6286
There's no reply/view/expand thing. Posting for that

>>6286
>As he's British
Irish, shirley?

>>6297
I beg your pardon?

>>6297
He was born in Northern Ireland (which is still part of Britain), and I think he has lived in London for most if not all of his adult life. He also comes across very chappish.

Unless you're one of those types.

No, not shirley, sorry.

I don't understand any of the original post so I'm just going to throw Elgar into the thread.

http://www.youtube.com/v/sUgoBb8m1eE

>>6183
Then have some more Havergal Brian!

http://www.youtube.com/v/SEKJLMwuM6Y

I'm partial to Maconchy's quartets too, really Bartokian.

I guess Holst and Britten are fairly cool. Not very knowledgeable on British composers though. Those two, Purcell, Bull and Handel are the only ones I can name at the top of my hat.

Absolutely, but only anything from 1650 to 1800 for the most part, so mostly Purcell, Handel and the like. The Golden Age of English choral music is a favourite too (Byrd, Gibbons, Tallis etc.)

First movement of Handel's 'Music for the Royal Fireworks' on period instruments. Shame it had to have been played the best by the French:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP1IdH5YYd4

Purcell's 'Hear my Prayer, O Lord' - a short piece, but every single bar is an absolute masterpiece. Mad props for this performance:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKijWFSkIdE

John Dowland's 'Flow my Tears'. Andreas Scholl is the only person I've ever heard give this piece was it deserves. As they say, semper Dowland, semper dolens:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7vLOjzG4no

And finally, Tallis' 40 part middle-finger to Striggio - 'Spem in Alium':

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http://www.youtube.com/v/Di_XecrpzTA

Yeah dub's pretty good at what he does. Didn't realise they were in the UK currently, I'll see if I can pick up the trail. Cheers.

>>6235
Tbh I mean Woodnote & Lil Rhys were on the street, the first video and album aren't an FX thing, he wasn't there I just thought it was a cool song with the sax (woodnote) player in it. Don't know if he's in the UK or not but yeah he's v. good/

>>6228
>I'm impressed by the production values, still a rare thing on youtube.

I agree with this, but most of them didn't do it for me; the Zelda and LoTR medleys just made me want to listen to the original scores and the keytar in Party Rock Anthem has reminded me to check if Brett Domino has done anything recently. I enjoyed the Skyrim one though.

I've just had a wank, mind, so I'd probably appreciate them more if I wanted to do her.

>>6230

I hear what you mean, but I suppose you should try and consider them as a whole - the medley, the dance and presumably the video rather than simply the tunes which are a little dull otherwise.
I have to say, in this
http://www.youtube.com/v/vCaOS3TAjbI
she manages to backup dance for herself more in sync than any backup dancer I've noticed who can actually see the person they're supposedly in sync with. Maybe that's part of the production quality.

>>6231
I enjoyed this one, although she grated on me a bit during the opening 30 seconds or so.

>>6232
I quite like her to grate on me IYKWIM

Great, another sexy psudo-pop violinist, just what the world needs.

>>6162
That interview is hugely depressing and has diminished my interest and respect by some way. Than again I really do think she has an extraordinary talent with words (assuming she doesn't also have a team of 'editors' for her raps) and I've seen this idiot streak in other great lyricists such as Lou Reed and Mark E Smith. It's not just the rap world, it's pure Spinal Tap too.

The lad dissecting the lyrics has an amusing manner but fuck's sake have you heard his piss-poor and endlessly self-promoted attempts at music.

I prefer this lass.

http://www.youtube.com/v/iLNzGBtL4wE

I duno lol

>>6162
All that shit is in mainstream rap cos it appeals to base human instincts. It appeals to the caveman in all of us and that's part of the reason why it's so popular (imo). Sure they are glorifying thug lyfe and materialism, but it's representative of a genuine human subculture, and I can't fault them for that.

http://www.youtube.com/v/JfDxv0qQokI
http://www.youtube.com/v/Qqb4FT3D_SA
http://www.youtube.com/v/lQGnrFI2Wkg
http://www.youtube.com/v/I98iyEf5a7E
http://www.youtube.com/v/CR6950Dueq0

nicki who

http://radio.rinse.fm/

>>6221
di.fm is still going.

>>6197
Orbital put a new album out? Eeeeeeeee!

>>6198
Yeah. It's really quite good, definitely one of my favs of 2012 so far.

Ooooh having a listen now, I'm not blown away but it seems pretty solid. The kids aren't going to be on it but one for the old fags.