There is another cd for this mixed by Ellis Dee but since this is DJ Hype day, I didn't post it and to be honest, it's not as good technically as far as I'm concerned. CD 1 1.01 DJ Hype We Must Unite (3:27) 1.02 Dr. S. Gachet Remember The Roller (4:36) 1.03 Origin Unknown Valley
President Obama's speech in Cairo was warmly received by his Egyptian hosts. He and the press hailed his address as a qualitative break from prior American policy towards the Muslim world. An honest look at the historical record would have given the American people and prior admi
By MARK S. SMITH, Associated Press Writer Mark S. Smith, Associated Press Writer CAIRO: Quoting from the Quran for emphasis, President Barack Obama called for a "new beginning between the United States and Muslims" Thursday and said together, they could confront violent extremi
If a man like this is captured by the United States, and he potentially has information that could save hundreds of thousands of lives, what is the morally correct thing to do? Maybe an attack could be stopped if information is divulged by that prisoner. If all other interrogati
I don’t usually get angry in this blog but this just about takes the biscuit. Once upon a time in this country, I could roll up at a music venue and expect to see any international artist that was printed on my ticket. It seems this is now a quaint old custom that has no place
How the just-thwarted terrorist plot in New York argues for keeping jihadists off-shore, in Guantanamo, perhaps a renamed, reshaped Guantanamo.... (Read complete news
Nausea was an American crust punk band from New York City in the Lower Eastside of Manhattan, active from 1985-1992. Nausea is usually cited as being integral in the rise of American crust punk, a fusion of anarcho-punk and extreme metal styles. Like the anarchist band Crass, Na
Fixed +/- Last Saturday I Was Lucky Enough To See J-Rocc, Egon, Karriem Riggins, The Heliocentrics, Malcom Catto, Blackjoy, All Together On The Same Stage For One Of The Sickest Night Ever J-Rocc  The Body Mover. Egon On Some Obscure Turkish Funk Karriem Riggins Gett
This week is the Barnum production and I am dashing from work to the theatre each evening. I always guessed this would be a challenging production because of all the additional skills we need for the circus element of the show, but people are standing up well to it. The audience