Loved The Ting Tings at Leeds Cockpit last night, very talented duo IMO.

www.loud-stuff.com/7-day-weekend.html Great review for the band I manage here!

www.loud-stuff.com/7-day-weekend.html Great review for the band I manage here!

Listening to Aretha Franklin's Amazing Grace KLive album. FML it's a little bit good.

Antisect reformed ..Now please finish the second album( 12" vinyl thing).

Potentially the best [size=25glassjaw[/size song I've heard all year.
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No direct YouTube links!

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The new Speedball Jr album has landed on my mat this morning, Belgiums best surf/garage band return (And yes, there is quite a bit of competition apparently!). That's this afternoon taken up, sounds brilliant so far, not as much Dick Dale as the last time, slightly more 'The Meteors meet Jan and Dean'. Hell yeah!

Then it's Seven Day Weekend's turn

Just got my tickets for Etihad

Only 60 wheelchair spaces and a 10,000 strong crowd so have been extremely lucky to get them. See ya there

Currently listening to Gareth Daley - what a voice he has.

I just read [url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/2011/dec/02/wheelchair-access-gigsthis article[/url in The Guardian you may find interesting.

Just back from aloe blacc at Leeds, what a voice this man has

Thank-you, a very good read. One of the reasons I didn't go to see Springsteen at Glasto a few years ago was disabled access and viewing. Etihad Stadium and Live Nation have couldn't have been more helpful to me (although its probably in their best interest to be helpful). I have a car parking space at the ground and I have had to pay full ticket price for me and my carer gets one free which is how it is around most RL grounds now.

BBC SOUND OF 2012 LONGLIST

A$AP Rocky
Azealia Banks
Dot Rotten
Dry The River
Flux Pavilion
Frank Ocean
Friends
Jamie N Commons
Lianne La Havas
Michael Kiwanuka
Niki & The Dove
Ren Harvieu
Skrillex
Spector
Stooshe

[urlhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16003723[/url

I'll have a quid on Lianne La Havas

Indeed, but more importantly, he may be the only living person who is really called Egbert, and deserves credit for that.

I'll have a quid on Dry The River.

One for the 2-Tone fans out there, check out Ipswich based The Downsetters. Their new EP is finally out, four new tracks plus an upbeat (I'd not want to dance to it!) versions of The Specials 'Gangsters', a nice version of Jimmy Cliffs' 'The Harder They Come' and Kraftwerks 'The Model' done is a ska stylee join with three originals.

Top stuff, I can see this getting a lot of plays around here, or at least until the album comes out

Blue Roses is currently the only thing I can listen to. Majestic harmonies from Shipleys finest export.

Joe Pug's live album is a steal of iTunes at the minute.

Can't wait for Feb to see him.

Kind of music related...

Logic Pro is now in the app store for £130. Getting that next week!

Just discovered the beautiful voice of Sansa this morning and her album Savior. Stand out track would be Black Brick Wall

Anti sect at The Kazimer bar Liverpoo sat dec 15th. Good old sckool anarchist punk.

Got to say that Gruff Rhys' new song is the best Christmas song I've heard since Fairytale. Brilliant.

Gruff Rhys-Slashed Wrists This Christmas on YT for a listen.

Went to see Manic Street Preachers last gig before a 2 year hiatus.

Probably best gig of my life, emotional, nostalgic and just plain /ing amazing.

Can't wait to see what they come back with after 2 years.

I only found out that Antisect reformed not so long ago , Hoping for more UK dates so I can get to see them. There [iIn Darkness[/i album was a classic within the Hardcore punk era.

Sufjan Stevens 'Songs For Christmas' is all I'm listening to at the minute.

Found a list of bands that Dally should avoid: [url=http://lovegodsway.org/GayBandsGay Bands[/url

Some interesting bands & artistes on the list, apparently Lady Gaga can trick your daughter into becoming a lesbian