Charlie

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/ It's at it's best Monday - Friday between 12:00 and 14:00, that's when they discuss interesting stuff and play a few tunes in between.

I'm listening to BBC Radio 2 again, I quite like the talk show, today they're discussing rapists, pedophiles and other sex offenders.

Oforia - Dew Point

Converting Vegetarians.

It was on the radio. Honest.

Theme from Fame - I'm Gonna Live Forever

Sex Pistols - God Save the Queen

Slide - Unstable (Transient Records)

You really have to stop mentioning Barry.

I'm listening to BBC Radio 2, some discussion on suicide. Ho hum.

Listening to Hallucinogen never creates feelings of anger in me. It usually puts me in a mild hypnosis where I feel pretty calm and thoughtful and picture all sorts of interesting stuff. I suppose that's the great thing about art though, it evokes different emotions in different people.

I love Astral but these days can't listen to them for very long without thinking the sound is a little repetitive. They definately have great melodies and are wizards of euphoric and uplifting music, I only wish some of the tracks had a little more variety.

Don't tell Feathers.

Shakta - The Neuromancer

Interesting theory. You might well be on to something. Maybe that's why full-on is so popular and the old, intelligent psy sound is dying.

Hallucinogen - Spike

Psychaos - Soundbeams

I have an eBay feedback rating of 500+, 100% positive. I can only assume the other auction (when the same CD reached £44.00) was lucky enough to catch the eye of two bidders who really wanted it. A one-off perhaps.

Electric Universe - Meteor 2004

Alas, it would seem my asking £45 for this was very optimistic/greedy (delete where applicable) as it only fetched £23.00 on eBay.

For second-hand albums - ebay.co.uk and amazon.co.uk For new releases - chaosunlimited.co.uk, psyshop.com and saikosounds.com

Again, hypocrisy. You're telling Cinos what's wrong (in your opinion) with his posts and at the same time asking that people don't tell you what's wrong (in their opinion) with your music.

Are you sure that's right? My wife's sister used to hang out Scarlet Johansson in New York before she became a big movie star and I thought Koxbox came from Denmark?

And how, prey tell, are we meant to know whether we like it or not without listening to it?

Juno Reactor - The Heavens