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out with the old...

fin.

well they say that all good things have to come to an end.....

concretefish, as of tonight will not continue to be updated...

i will be starting a new blog over the next few days, and i will link to it from here for all those who wish to continue reading!


thanks for reading!

monday morningg

In July 1998, only days after being shot in a push-in robbery at his girlfriend's house in Brooklyn, he was arrested for shoplifting a pair of $50 shoes from a Foot Locker store in Virginia Beach, Virginia, although he was carrying close to $500 in cash at the time.

Pop Shots - Ol Dirty Bastard

Shimmy Shimmy Ya - Wu Tang Clan Ft. ODB

i banish you.... you are banished

breathing in and out, the book shuddered up and down the table's edge like stocks on a market

Nicky Ninetoes's recent submission to the Bank Hotel in Newtown's DJ competition. A smooth blend of techno to get you moving at 5:37 in the morning.





Tracklist:

1. delete - dewdropper
2. jean claude ades & vincent thomas - shingaling (eyerer remix)
3. district one - time for grace
4. tiger stripes - midnight monkeys
5. stimming - una pena
6. uto karem - trentatre
7. cave - antarctica
8. devilfish, roel salemink - manalive (jon rundell mix)
9. milton jackson - cycles
10. rejected - let's go juno (district one remix)
11. nicolas stefan - time is over




LINK

a life so full of contradictions and denials it almost makes you want to scream

"When one sees this perfectly shaped creation stand in the music, it fleetingly crosses one's mind that there might indeed be splendours of dance that none of the others have achieved... the glory of the dancer who appears once every thousand years with consummate grace and singular beauty."

- Fred Hildebrandt on Leni Riefenstahl





Return (Original Mix) - Surgeon

we have come a long way since 1984

mmmmm i love this shiiit

cracks of light invade a space that should be dark for at least another few hours

Pluracell (Mathias Schaffhauser Remix) - Henneberg & Stiller










"i really think that the subconscious either lets everything come together or fall apart...."
- simon

18.1008

Little known fact: Windows 3.0 could be installed on the original LTE 286 if one secured the CGA driver from Microsoft. Installation was a little tricky because the buttons in one of the installation boxes were off the screen, but if you knew they were there, you could move the box and complete the install.

wa wa why the crying no time to waste slowly dying...

The new extrawelt album is set to be released on the 24th of October and as per usual it been leaked early. These guys, as i said a few months ago, have been around for a while, with tracks such as "Soopertrack" and more recently collaborating with Johannes Heil to release the journey that is "Erdbeerfeld". Here are my two favourite tracks from this mnml masterpiece, "Schone Neue".






Wippsteert - Extrawelt




Lost in Willaura - Extrawelt

the birds float on the surface of my head with water in their eyes looking at photos

French Fries - Oliver Huntemann




Rotodrom - Oliver Huntemann

is cheaper fuel a good thing??

"How far can it fall? People have been anxiously wondering as they watch the plunging stock market. But increasingly the same question is being asked about another crucial figure: the price of oil. It has plummeted nearly 40% in just three months, from about $147 a barrel in July to below $83 on Friday, with no obvious bottom in sight. If that sounds good, you are probably a driver who winces these days at filling your gas tank. But the downward spiral could mean trouble for oil-rich countries and for the environment.

Oil analysts admit that most of them failed to predict how fast oil prices would drop. Just a few months ago, some were saying oil might reach $200 a barrel by year's end. "The analysts have been quite surprised by the pace and volatility of the decline," says David Fyfe, senior oil analyst for the International Energy Agency in Paris, which as a rule does not predict oil prices. "The volatility has been quite marked."

This year's sky-high oil prices are partly responsible for the drop. Since oil hit $100 a barrel for the first time early this year, Americans (who consume one-quarter of the world's energy) began cutting back. When gas began selling above $4 a gallon, American consumers made "a psychological shift into the sense of crisis and a sense of permanence," says Greg Priddy, oil analyst for the Eurasia Group in Washington. Instead of believing that gas prices would finally fall again, many began changing their daily habits — they started driving the smaller car in a two-car garage or consolidating shopping trips. That has meant a huge slump in Americans' gas use. Even before the market meltdown, Americans consumed 800,000 barrels of oil a day less during the first half of this year than the same period last year. As demand fell, so did prices, and as prices have fallen, investors have begun pulling money out of the oil market, fearing a collapse, says Leila Benali, an expert on Middle East oil for the Cambridge Energy Research Associates in Paris, adding: "People are getting nervous about demand next year. There is talk of a global recession."

For oil-rich countries the slump has come at a bad time. As the oil price began rising during the past few years, governments and big oil companies plowed billions into exploring and developing new fields in Russia, Angola, Mexico, Brazil and Saudi Arabia — projects whose costs have more than doubled in the past few years, in part because soaring steel prices drove up drilling equipment costs and oil-rig rentals. Just as global demand has begun to slow, millions more barrels of oil a day from new fields have hit the world market.

The big oil producers have good reason to be nervous. Many are still haunted by a disastrous error made at an Opec meeting in Jakarta in 1999, when the cartel — which produces more than a third of the world's oil — opted to raise its production levels. Within weeks Asian stock markets tumbled, driving world oil prices down to $11 a barrel. Oil officials in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere have cited that price crash as the reason they've rebuffed pleas from President Bush to pump more oil. Says Benali: "Countries have learned the lessons of the past."

Though oil-producers and environmentalists rarely agree about anything, both groups have done extremely well from sky-high oil prices during the past year. The high price at U.S. gas pumps has pushed both Barack Obama and John McCain into making the development of alternative fuels and electric cars key elements of their campaign platforms. But if gas prices continue to drop, those initiatives might begin to seem unnecessarily costly to many Americans. (Time's Bryan Walsh reported this week that some countries are already reviewing environmental initiatives as gas prices fall.) "If gas prices drop under $3 a gallon, it will be interesting to see whether it saps the political will," says Priddy. "Americans like their sprawl and generally don't like to give those things up."

If oil producers have their way, oil prices could start rising again. Their growing anxiety erupted early this week, when Iranian and Venezuelan officials warned that if Opec waited much longer before cutting its output, it could face another massive price collapse. On Thursday, Opec officials scheduled an emergency meeting in Vienna for Nov. 18 rather than wait until the cartel's scheduled summit in Algiers in early December. In the meantime, the world's biggest oil producer, Saudi Arabia — which increased production in the summer — has already begun loading less oil on its tankers, according to global oil figures.

For some countries there is a fear far greater than an economic recession: political turmoil. Iran, which earns 80% of its revenues from oil exports, set this year's budget on the assumption that oil would trade at $90 a barrel — a figure which seemed conservatively low until recently, but which is now above the world price. "If the price stays there a while Iran would cut spending," Priddy says. That might include cutting heavy gas subsidies for Iranian drivers, who have rioted in the past when the government tried to ration gas or raise the price at the pump. Hugo Chavez could face similar problems in Venezuela if oil prices drop below $75 a barrel — the rate at which the country calculated this year's budget. The problems lower prices could cause in those countries could be more visceral than those posed so far by the current financial upheaval."

By Vivienne Walt for TIME magazine 10/10/08

im going to start posting stuff that i find interesting, you can read it, abuse me for posting it, or just let it sit in cyberspace..... xx

sunday bloody sunday

Talk Show Host - Radiohead




All that Jazz (Lutzenkirchen's o mix) - Lutzenkirchen




Javelin (Original Mix) - Patrice Baumel




im readyyyyyyyyyyyyy

rack

Rakfunk (Original Mix) - Pryda

keep it krunk up

in the real world we are just people with ideas capitalise on your creativity..




Hip Hop (Diplo Remix) - Dead Prez

les gens chic sont

sorry sorry sorry for the week of absence!!!!!!!!

rapattack!!

the new t.i. album has dropped recently and its pretty fly. here is my fav!

Whatever you like - T.I.

Next of Kin was released by that deviant french kid Surkin earlier on this year and there has been a second release, with a few new juicy remixes. Track them all down!!!!

White Kinght Two (Laidback Luke Remix) - Surkin

On the other end of the electronic spectrum, here is a new Booka Shade X M.A.N.D.Y. collab that has been remixed with an intense minimal falvour. 

O. Superman Feat Laurie Anderson (Robag's Pumper-Nikkel Remix) - M.A.N.D.Y. and Booka Shade