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Quincy

quincythepigboy

About Me


Hello and Welcome to my Myspace site, please take a moment to watch the saftey video below and familiarise yourself with the exits.
!!!!!YOU WILL NOT LEAVE!!!!! !!!!!YOU WILL NOT LEAVE!!!!!
Your well being is of utmost importance to Quincy and his Pigboy and so if at any time you feel disorientated I have taped 5 'dried' grams of psilocybe magic mushrooms under your seat, this should 'squeegy' your third eye quite cleanly and make things a lot clearer. I like to pride myself on having a high level of hospitality so please leave messages in my comments box, preferably involving comments like "Hey Sam great party" or "hey Sam you rok". Comments that do not fully subcribe to the Quincy phillosophy will not be tolerated, removed and unless claimed destroyed. On your way out please take a pamphlet which has all the info you'll need about me plus details about the new Quincy savings account with an amazing 78% typical interest per weekend!!!!. Feel free to browse the souvonier shop as we have plenty of gift ideas for the whole family including ketamine infused man sized jelly babies and Worthers 'chrystal meth' original's (just like grandpa used to make). I would also like to add that Quincy and his Pigboy is an exellent source of renewable energy and makes for a nutritious bedtime snack. But dont take my word for it read these carefully hand picked testimonials.
"Goddamn it, whats taking this page so long to...........IIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ARGH!!!!!!!!!"

"Oh man I dunno if I should have taken those shrooms they smelled kinda funny, wait whats that noise ...IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!! !!!!!!!!"
"I am XV9856ZI, sent from the future to destroy you, nothing can save you now ha ha ha *bleep* malfunction sonic frequencies effecting CPU *Bleep* no this cannot be possib.............. ....IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAGH!!!!!!!!!!"
"Hey Quince, Popey here. Ich bin meine Mutter baby, heh ...ahem. Thanks for clearing my thoughts with those rather potent mushrooms, I now realise that we are indeed all one. Im off to tell the other's its cool to follow your own sexual orientation and use condoms as an effective contraception against unwanted pregnancy and an effective front line defence against AIDS and other sexually transmitted deceaces. I dunno' what we were thinking, it's those crazy cardinals I swear. I promise to you that from this day we will only take the interests of the people as a whole and not just the right wing Christian Agenda. You are truly our sav...*cough* saviou... oh god, whats that noi.. ...IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!."
"At this point you should be feeling the effect of the shrooms so I recomend skipping all the text and just enjoy the hidden meanings in the pictures. Loose yourself in the phattie boombattie mix that should be playing and consider just why it is that....*ech*... no wait it wasnt meant to end like this..... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!"
"And so Quincy and his pigboy passed away from this world leaving behind the legacy that is this myspace. Perhaps you could take the time to study this fractured account of a bygone age and piece together the mystery that still to this day evades even the most hardend of trogladites. Just what it was that made Quincy such a joy to be with, aaah shucks im just gettin sentimental now, well thats about all I gotta say on the matter except there was allways this nagging feeling I had whenever he....*ech*.....son of a.....IIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH"
Your Personality Is Like Acid
A bit wacky, you're very difficult to predict.
One moment you're in your own little happy universe...
And the next, you're on a bad trip to your own personal hell!
What Drug Is Your Personality Like?
THIS WEEK I AM STILL MOSTLY TRYING TO FIND THIS IN MY LOCAL SHOPS BUT TO NO AVAIL (PERHAPS YOU CAN HELP?) =)
I enjoy Music, Monopoly, Fresh 'n' Warm (not microwaved) crossiants, Healing fields, 24 hour DVD binges, Skipping for food, unravelling the truth behind todays Politics and putting global events into context, Dancin' at every available moment, Cycling around London at night, Thunder storms, Swimming in clean water (where ever I can find it), Unpimpin peoples rides, Traveling, Browsing the net, Cooking with real ingredients, Disused buldings, DJ'in when needed, Thinking, Protesting, Guest lists, Photography, UV Environments, Film, Chattin', Smokin da 'erb, Parties (by party I meen DANCE MOTHERFUCKERS), Finding cool shit on the streets, Sunbathing, Reading, Eating dumplings in China Town, Psychedelics, Rippin it up on Timesplitters and Burnout, Dancing like a 'Motherfucker', Walking from A to B sometimes via C, Being in a band, Free Pool, Graphic Novels, Group debates, Fruit Juice, Art galleries and instalations, Untold live concerts, Squat parties, Not sitting in a Pub for hours, Listening to Radio 4, Civil disobedience, Badminton, Going out on the cheap without compromising on music, Free cheese samples, Chess, Barbecues, Moshing, Not driving (ever!!!!), Cocktails, Europien festivals (way cheaper, go on for longer, 24 hour music, nicer people, less lairy beer munchers, less corporate sponsors and way less overzelous security guards, oh and better line ups and lov-er-lee international crowds), stand up and TV comedy (live and DVD not TV its EVIL and must be stopped), Free Haircuts (mouse is my current stylist), Illedgible Party hotline messages, Being out for the entire weekend, Returning from said weekends listening to Chill out tunes and smoking as much 'erb as possible, Free museums, Learning new card games then winning said games on the 1st round, Rokin' it up in general, Meeting random new people, Keepin it SO real that not even the other real keepers know what to do with me.
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Right time for some more stuff thats actually about me. hmmmm well I was born in San Francisco but moved when I was 2 to London. After a short spell in pre school my familily relocated to the west country ending up after a few stops in the picturesque village of Colerne just outside Bath. As soon as I finnished my GCSE's I decided to get my ass out of Bath and go and continue my studies in London (Colerne is way to small to even consider an existence unless you dig erm...hay and er inbreeding). London was obviously the place for me considering I was hitching down every other week to attend concerts.... oh and the night clubs actually played music!?!?!?.
Colerne, Whiltshire (Inbreeding out of shot)
I am a guitarist and have been playing for 10 years now. I play many styles though my prefered style is Metal/Stoner Rock with a wiff of whatever I am listening to at the time. I have had the pleasure of seeing all my fave bands live, usually multiple times and if im lucky those cool intamate gigs like Sepultura at The Underworld, Killswitch Engage at the Barfly or Queens of the Stone Age on their 1st tour in a pub in Bristol to name a few. I am renound for blagging my way in for free and attaining guest list passes, rider contents or just the company of some of my most respected musicians. My high point so far would be hanging out with Pantera twice on their last tour including the Brixton show where I recieved 10 backstage passes (which was lucky because I had 9 of my friends with me) and all because I helped a rodey find a boxing magazine in WHSmith in Wolverhamton, heh. That was in 2001 and it all feel's downhill since then (I peaked to soon!). Music is unquestionably my life and so I make sure that my quality of life is good ;) I avoid shitty bands and Dj's with little respect for their fans wether it be verbal or just lack lustre releases.
So after much deliberation on my future (a heavely sugard real cup of jo and a spliff) I decided to study music instead of the usual courses, as anything else just didnt feel right. And so I attended music college in Wapping, London which was a great experience as I got to leave behind my hometown of Bath (The Graveyard of Ambition) but more importantly jam with some of the most interesting musicians from around the world. I have been in bands in the past but never found the right people to take it to the next level and so I still continue to find the right peeps with a good mix of talent, spontineity and a level headed personality.
I like to travel quite a bit, wether hitching across the UK or travelling on a shoestring in europe or further a field. I visit Greece usually once a year and spend a month or so on the island of Sifnos, which is perhaps one of the most idylic spots i have ever been to.
Recently I have been getting more into Psytrance DJing, as I finally got a laptop and so can practice where ever I am (which is nice as I can only afford guitar and amp not decks and speakers). And so now I have 2 musical outlets in which to rip shit up. Asides from that I am stongly motivated by a lot of the injustice that occurs in the world thanks to corporations and governments greed. I spend quite a lot of time researching the backgrounds to these cases in order to gain some understanding of why these things happen. Then through this knowledge I can consider just what it would take to bring and end to such a situation and who best to impement such actions. I believe in direct action, allthough I am only currently involved in the non violent form. All the info is out there for you to find, you just gotta want to find it. As a member of a first world country I feel compelled to take advantage of my situation and use it to help others who do not have access to such means. I wish to channel as much profit from my musical ability into funds that will help those who need it, and not just the latest 1 issue plea. So basically I like to protest and party hard, but Preferably both if I can combine the two. This is purely because I enjoy MY life and so cannnot help but celebrate and have a good time whilst allways keeping tabs on world issues and ways in which I can help.
In action outside LockHeed Martin headquarters, Victoria, london on the day of 5th Anniversary of Guantanamo Bay after the 300+ protest outside the US embassy. This video shows the final minute of our hour long protest in which we re-inacted the experiences of guantanamo detainees for the workers inside. Through just our presence we blocked the front doors to the company that is known to supply Interogators to Guantanamo Bay Prison and caused quite a scene. Attracting attention and interest from the public and also from the workers inside curious as to why we were there. Hopefully the message got through to those who work there on a daily basis in admin and secritarial roles that all there hard work is contributing to a company resposible for war crimes and other unreported inhumane activity. This video was taken by someone from the opposite building. It captures the last minute or so of our demo.
May Day, Canary Wharf action 2007
Brixton Barn Dance
So most weekends I can be found at psy parties, usually absolutly 'avin it in the company of some of the most open and interesting party motherfuckers I could hope to meet! The only things that can top that however are outdoor parties and festivals. So here are some great Vids and pictures from the Soulclipse Psytrance Festival in Turkey It was Phat and off the hook (more to the point I dont think there was ever a wall for the hook in the first place). I think because of a slight lack in organisation, the party took on another vibe that could not have been attained any other way. Around 8000 people and a smattering of security meant that we were left to create and enjoy a shared exerience including the eclipse itself that I will never forget. It had 24 hour music with some seriously tasty Psy, prog and Chill out DJs, plus live acts for 7 days solid.
Apon arriving at the festival site I was greeted by some of the nicest scenery ill ever have the priveledge to party/trip/relax in. Soon I was well on my way to experiencing my 1st turkish trip thanks to the wealth of fellow brits that it seamed were everywhere including the entire London squat party collective. however later that day, whilst I was coming back to earth the main stage collapsed under a crazy hail storm that seamed to be of biblical preportions. This was even before the music had begun, but to me and my friends it didnt matter as we had all allready had a bad ass day running about on our various trips meeting new peeps from around the world in the most beautiful location I could have hoped for (and we got a bad ass rainbow after the storm) The stage got rebuilt in like 2 days whilst all the full on and prog DJs played one stage which ment I didnt miss a thing AND we were all together on the dance floor as one. I have been to many similar festivals but few have managed to match what I experienced there (well there was a solar eclipe heh)
I couldnt bring myself to returm home after this so dispensed of my return flight ticket and carried on to the 4 day after party of which one was held on a lama and ostrich petting zoo type thing, was gurt lush as we say in the west country... mmmmmmmmmmmm. The Next one is in 2009 on a small island off Japan with a 6 minute+ eclipse.
Please allow some time for the videos to load up before watching to get the best quality, and perhaps pause the audio player so you can enjoy some full-on/goa/prog style action !!!BOOM!!!, ta. ENJOY!!!!!!
Me Rokin it up on the main dance floor
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Well as you may have noticed I was only in that video for about 8 seconds MAX!!! but like all the images and video of me on here, it was not taken by me. And you might ask "Why dont you make sure a friend or someone is filming you or taking photos with your own camera". The reason for this is of course because when I attend these events I dont even even wanna think about handling Technology never mind apperture settings, low batteries or recording options. And the same goes for my friends, believe me when they do take photos, they often return with pictures of tree's really close up that seemed a lot more intersting at the time or blurred crowd shots. I am there to loose/find myself in the communial vibe and connect with nature or the spirit of the party. So I am greatfull for what I can find. I dont know why I told you this but this definetly fits into the 'about me' section. ha result. heres more vids.
Hallucinogen live, minutes after the solar eclipse (Possitive energy a go-go!)
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Heres a cool video of some mofos dancing. Check out the interaction between three of the dudes, they seem to be feeding of each other
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Heres a nice movie some guy put together. It shows the first day, including the crazy storm that occured and the aftermath.
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Soulclipse Festival Turkey
Uploaded by pk68
Ozora Festival, Hungary, August 2007 mmmmmmmmmmm =)
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Colgate-Palmolive as part of a boycott of the products of companies which still test on animals. The focus of the boycott is the testing of household goods and their ingredients. Website: BUAV on 0207 700 4888
DHL for being on Free Burma UK's list of companies with investments in Burma. Contact Burma Campaign UK for a full list or ring 020 7324 4710
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Dolce & Gabbana for using a chimpanzee in an advert. Contact: Animal Defenders International on 020 8846 9777.
Donna Karan to hold the clothing company accountable for sweatshop conditions in its suppliers' factories. The Ain't I A Woman campaign is sponsored by National Mobilisation Against Sweatshops and the Chinese Staff and Workers Association.
Esso for doing more than any other company to sabotage international action on climate change, and for being a top donor to George W. Bush. Find out why you should Boycott Bush or contact Greenpeace at 020 7865 8100. Website: www.stopesso.com
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Iams (owned by Procter & Gamble) for unnecessary animal testing. It is estimated Procter & Gambles is responsible for the deaths of 50,000 animals each year. Contact: Uncaged Campaigns, 9 Bailey Lane, Sheffield S1 4EG tel: 0114 272 2220, [email protected] See also Procter & Gamble.
Israel following 'decades of refusal to abide by UN resolutions, International Humanitarian law and the Fourth Geneva Convention.' Click here to find out more about the boycott of Israeli products. Film-makers, musicians, performers and academics have also added their voices, and are calling on their colleagues not to visit, exhibit or perform in Israel. Websites: Boycott Israeli Goods or Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Box BM PSA, London WC1N 3XX tel: 020 7700 6192. See the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel and the British Committee for Universities of Palestine (BRICUP) for information on cultural boycotts. BRICUP can be contacted on 0207 712 1709 and [email protected]
Japan due to whale hunting for "scientific" reasons in a protected whale sactuary around Antartica. This year, Japan may also start hunting endangered humpback whales. See Boycott Japan for more information.
The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) on 020 7587 6708 is also campaigning for the conservation and protection of whales and co-ordinates letter writing campaigns to the Icelandic, Norwegion and Japanese governments.
Junckers due to selling Indonesian merbau flooring despite confirming that it is of unknown source. Without guarantees of the wood?s origin, it?s likely that merbau wood flooring could have come from Indonesia?s last remaining rainforests. Contact Environmental Investigation Agency for more information or ring 020 7324 4710.
Kahrs due to selling Indonesian merbau flooring despite confirming that it is of unknown source. Without guarantees of the wood?s origin, it?s likely that merbau wood flooring could have come from Indonesia?s last remaining rainforests. Contact Environmental Investigation Agency for more information or ring 020 7324 4710.
Let's Go for being on the Free Burma UK's list of companies publishing travel guide books with information on travel in Burma. Strong evidence exists that tourist facilities, roads and other constructino programmes in Burma have used forced labour and involved severe human rights abuses. Contact Burma Campaign UK for a full list or ring 020 7324 4710.
Liberty Apparel to hold the clothing company accountable for sweatshop conditions in its suppliers' factories. The Ain't I A Woman campaign is sponsored by National Mobilisation Against Sweatshops and the Chinese Staff and Workers Association.
Lonely Planet Guides for being on the Free Burma UK's list of companies publishing travel guide books with information on travel in Burma. Strong evidence exists that tourist facilities, roads and other constructino programmes in Burma have used forced labour and involved severe human rights abuses. Contact Burma Campaign UK for a full list (tel: 020 7324 4710) or Tourism Concern on 020 7753 3330 or email [email protected]
L'Oreal Naturewatch has a long-standing boycott of L'Oreal due to its continued use of animal testing for cosmetics. The French multinational uses ingredients that have been tested on animals, despite public statements to the contrary. It has also been criticised for lobbying against an EU ban on animal testing for cosmetics. Contact: Naturewatch on 01242 252 871
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Microsoft for being on Ethical Consumer's list of top donors to the Republican Party. See BoycottBush for more information.
Nestlé for its irresponsible marketing of baby milk formula which infringes the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes. Contact: Baby Milk Action, 23 St Andrews St, Cambridge CB2 3AX, 01223 464420
Pakistan International Airlines The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) have launched a consumer boycott of PIA, acting on behalf of eight trade unions to pressurise the Pakistani government to stop the victimisation of aviation workers. For more information contact ITF +44(0)20 7940 9260.
Peugeot for moving production from the UK to France and low-wage Slovakia. Contact Amicus and T&G unions for more information or ring 020 7611 2500
Procter and Gamble for its continued use of animal testing for cosmetics, household products and pet food. Brands made by P&G include Always, Ariel, Bold, Camay, Clearasil, Crest, Daz, Dreft, Fairy, Flash, Head and Shoulders, Insignia, Milton, Napisan, Oil of Ulay, Old Spice, Pampers, Sinex, Tide, Viakal, Vidal Sassoon, Vortex and Zest. Contact: BUAV, 16a Crane Grove, London N7 8LB (0207 700 4888) and: Uncaged Campaigns, 9 Bailey Lane, Sheffield S1 4EG tel: 0114 272 2220, [email protected]
Reckitt Benckiser as part of a boycott of products of companies which still test household goods and their ingredients on animals. Contact: BUAV on 0207 700 4888
Rolls-Royce for being on Free Burma UK's list of companies with investments in Burma. Contact Burma Campaign UK for a full list or ring 020 7324 4710
SC Johnson as part of a boycott of products of companies which still test household goods and their ingredients on animals. Contact: BUAV on 0207 700 4888
Shell until the peoples of the Ogoni region in Nigeria receive a fair share of profits from oil extraction, and are able to live in better environmental conditions. Contact: MOSOP-UK (Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People), Suite 3-4, Albion Place, Galena Rd, Hammersmith, London W6 0LT, 020 8563 8614
Starbucks because for every cup of coffee that it sells, farmers in coffee-growing countries such as Ethiopia earn about 2p. It has also been accused by the Industrial Workers of the World union of 'retaliatory firing' of four union organisers in the US Contact US Organic Consumer's Association for information on the campaign for fairer terms for Ethiopian coffee farmers. More information on how to support the union can be found on by visiting the National Lawyers Guild website or telephoning (001) 212 679 5100.
Singapore Airlines in protest against threats of government repression during the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Annual Meeting. The Singapore Government had issued a warning that it was prepared to cane or imprison protestors who committed "violent crimes" during the meeting meetings, but Friends of the Earth International argued that it was very difficult to identify violent offenders in crowds.
Superdrug for being on Free Burma UK's list of companies with investments in Burma. The connection is via Superdrug's parent company Cheung Kong Holdings. Contact Burma Campaign UK for a full list or ring 020 7324 4710
Suzuki for being on Free Burma UK's list of companies with investments in Burma. Contact Burma Campaign UK for a full list or ring 020 7324 4710
Tarkett due to refusing to provide evidence to prove the legal source of their merbau flooring. Without guarantees of the wood?s origin, it?s likely that merbau wood flooring could have come from Indonesia?s last remaining rainforests. Contact Environmental Investigation Agency for more information or ring 020 7324 4710.
Tesco due to its escalating use of Radio Frequency identification. The tiy computer chips embedded in products or packaging allow monitoring of items which consumers normally consider private, like clothing, wallets and backpacks. Contact CASPIAN (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering)
Unilever as part of a boycott of the products of companies which still test on animals. The focus of the boycott is on the testing of household products and their ingredients. Contact: BUAV on 0207 700 4888
Designers who use Fur

My Interests

Check out our free Documentary Film night every Monday 7.30pm till midnight @ Inspiral Lounge, Camden. With live music, discussion and great food =)

Cinema Libre

Carcass AND At the Gates reunion shows at Waken, Germany!!!!!!!

Mobile Clubbing @ St Pauls, London

Director: Rikki Blue
An important new film about the legislation which was passed in order to get rid of Brian Haw, the lone protestor who has camped outside Parliament for more than 6 years. His ever-increasing display of powerful and artistic banners challenged the politicians who voted for the invasion of Iraq. Last year police swooped and unlawfully removed most of his display, but he has continued his successful battle to remain outside Westminster.

This Documentary needs to be seen

The Quincy Promotional Video (Forest Party Edit)

I will march for Weed amongst other things

"You gotta fight...for your right.....To Paaaaaartay"

You also have to fight for other peoples rights especially when they have no voice.

Click here to learn what's happening in Darfur, Sudan

Hands Off Venezuela

R.I.P. Brad Will
Indymedia coverage of Brad Will
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I'd like to meet:



Whoever wrote this sign, from the soulclipse festival. fucking genius!

Maybe not so much this guy

The team that put together this

This evil, evil man, id put 20 drops of liquid acid in his tea, then persuade him that Bush was in fact responsible for the Tellytubbies via a secret pact with Russia, hand him a shotgun then sit back and let nature take its course. oh wait your not supposed to know this, er...ooooh look big brother finals on

He lives in my 4th shankar, but I have yet to meet him

The UK Parents Teachers Association so I can demand to put this poster up on all school notice boards. If only I had access to this information as a child then maybe id never have stolen that widescreen TV of your mom

The Creaters of this crazy product (who the fuck)

Music:

To understand my music and movie choices watch this, all will become clear

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bill hicks - pop stars

So now you know how I feel about corporate pop music and the rancid culture it has spawned, I can continue.

Being a musician and DJ I am naturally a music fanatic, and can quite happily while away my spare time listening to tunes or preparing endless sets. I used to be addicted to making mix tapes as a boy including compiling Amiga game music top tens when I was really young complete with inbetween track banter (i dont know what happend to them). I tend to check out all genres im drawn too, and research them using google and soulseek (you are truly my gods). Then through hours of listening, I find the best Albums/Tracks/Remixes(in my oppinion) then move on to something else, whilst still retaining the knowledge (and love) of my previous venture. And so I enjoy/celebrate/wallow in Metaaaahl (minus the meatheadedness !), Psychedelic Trance and all things PSY (!!!BOOM!!!), E.B.M., Glitchy shit that keeps my brain tikin' over, Stoner ROK!!, Break beat and Hip-Hop, Jazz, 90's Sub pop style indie rock, Hectic and liquid Drum&Bass, White noise, Old skool R&B, Motown and soul, Death and black Metal (Thats my Axe Style), Elektroclash, Outsider music (music in the key of Z), Dirty sweaty funk (for bustin moves), All Phatty Boombattie Breaks/Beats/Drops, Minimal Techno, Blues, Dirty Tribal beats, Grindcore, Classical, Dub, Subsonic frequencies, Twisted Industrial, Breakcore, Extremely Hard Dance, Doom, Reggie, Punk and Hardcore, Sleazy Nu wave & Electronica (lick it!), Ambient soundscapes, Skuzzy deth'N'roll, Progressive in general (Ticon to Tool but not Rush), Kinky Kickin' electro complete with whips 'N' shit, Sludgecore, new post Indie like Les Savy Fav and At the Drive-In, Jakin house, Drill&Bass and every thing Mike Patton or Devon Townsend ever graced their presence with. So basically anything that isnt Coldplay, Evernesence, Travis, Razorlight, Dido, James Blunt or any thing else that sounds suspiciously like something that obviously sucks. This applies to mall metal & pop punk, Bone headed hip-hop & blinged up R&B, 100th generation indie (dude just drop it ok), Euro trance & dance, Eighties poodle hair-metal revival, Garage and of course.....Emo (and I dont mean emotional music, you can't hide behind that excuse).

Its all just bullshit built on lies and and mountains of 'paid for' shit (reviews, ahem) The music buisness as we know it, is only 60 years old! but music has been around since man first got jiggy with it, I believe we can out live this 'meme' music propaganda machine. By meme I mean survival of the shittest (google it). To quote my favoroute Rapper Immortal Technique "Goin' Platinum ain't got nothin' to do with luck, it just means that a million people are stupid as fuck". As you can probably tell I really, really dislike a lot of music for specific reasons, but for every band that rubs me up the wrong way I can think of a Guzzilion others that send me to my own personal cloud 9, so its all good =). And thanks to living in London I can go to clubs and bars that play music I like and not what the status quo is forced to adhere to. If I was a character from a film id be Steve Buscemi in Ghost World, his reaction to 80's jazz funk is kinda like the physical response Im partial to when shitty music is blasted at me as Im trying to kick back. I like music from the heart and not the wallet, ya dig. Oh yeah and just to say, Zane Lowe must be stopped, he is a twat and has an extremely annoying voice which reflects his playlist choices!!!

"Turn off the Radio, Turn of That Bullshit"

http://www.djellisdee.com/march_progress.ra this is a great rollin break beat/progressive house mix for those sunday afternoons when you need to take the edge off.

http://www.mix-tapes.de - a bunch on nice Psytrance mixes, including the one your listening to now. plus loads of other styles for your delectation =)

http://www.meanfiddler.com/displayPage.asp?PageID=402 allways good to look through the mean fiddler venue guide, you never know whos playing! also see the Underworld in Camden, Electric Ballroom also in camden and the brixton accademy - they do good 8pm-3am club gigs too. recent shows include chemical brothers, prodigy, LCD Sounsystem and mylo.

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Playlists For your Delectation =)

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Hip-Hop, Breaks

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Rock, Electro, Indie

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Dance, Breaks, Beats

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DJ Mixes

..Flyers I made

Movies:

"Smell my Cheese, you Motha'"
would you believe me if I said I only like good films and left it at that? no, ok then. i am 25 years old and have seen pretty much every film so far i could want to see, including all classics, independent and films from around the world. I have managed to filter out all the shit i wouldnt wanna see by a simple process of elimination, I call this prognative taste powers (P.T.P.) it enables me to not believe that Johnny Depps performance in Pirates of the Carribian is his best so i can avoid it as there is nothing left for me to be interested in. the fact that Jerry Bruckhiemer is the producer is usually an early warning sign that the script is gonna mentally starve me, explosions will replace reason and that perhaps this wont be the next 'usual suspects' or 'Memento' in terms of original structure. instead my P.T.P. powers will inform me that in fact Dead Man will probably have my personal favorite Depp performance as its written and directed by the guy that did Ghost Dog and has Neil Young writing the soundtrack. I hope this small example will inspire you and help you with future entertainment choices, I have found it invaluable thus far.
Directors and writers whose films I usually enjoy include The Coen Brothers, Lars Von Trier, Martin Scorcese, Micheal Mann, Fracis Ford Coppola, Fritz Lang, Beat Takeshi, Werner Herzog, Ingmar Bergman, Harmony Korine, Alfred Hitchcock, Oliver Stone, Michael Haneke, Pedro Almodovar, Alex Cox, Paul Thomas Anderson, John Carpenter, Jim Jarmusch, Gaspar Noé, Micheal Winterbottom, Errol Morris, Larry Clark, John Cassavetes, Ken Russel, Michael Moore, Walter Salles, William Peter Blatty, Aleksandr Sokurov, David Cronenberg, Bela Tarr, David Fincher, Aki Kaurismaki, Wong Kar-wai, Quentin Tarantino, Abbas Kiarostami, John Boorman, David Lynch, Lukas Moodysso, Stanley Kubric, Takashi Miike, Wes Anderson, Terrence Malick, and tons of other what I consider to be masters of cinema and story telling. I dont mind what genre I watch as long as it accomplishes the vibe it is trying to achieve and immerses me in a believable world wether real or fantasy. For a list of films that genuinely get my creative instincts going and I can enjoy on multiple viewings =)
On the flipside however I also appreciate martial arts movies such as Iron Monkey, The Young Master and Story of Ricky. low budget indie comedies like Office Space (I want my Stapler), Zoolander (id like you to meet my associate Kertinka geborgonahharhra), Half Baked (lets just say im not getting the respect a cop killer deserves) and anything which sidesteps the usual bone headed common denominator subject matter. However my one true vice is the type of movie that can only fall into the "its sooooo bad its good" genre.
These include such classics as Jack Frost (classic scene displayed above), Jack frost 2, all things Troma (I have a huge collection!!!!), Thunder in Paradise 3, Demon Wind, Anything with lou Diomand Phillips in (ha ha), 'Rats' Night of terror, All the old trashy monster films shot in mexico or the polynesian islands in order to save money, Star Wars episodes 1-3 (only kidding they're just shit ;), Evil Ed ("dont you fucking look at me"), and erm did I mention Troma oh I did, K.
Troma
This is my fave cinema in London showing blockbusters from the last 2 months you might have missed, the best in world cinema and cool exclusive film festivals ranging from foriegn showcase, new horror movies, political cinema to xtreme sports docs. fucking cheap tickets usually £3/4. £1 for everything on fridays(!), thats tickets, popcorn and beer all £1 each!!! and its in central london next to all the other expensive cinemas.
Prince Charles Cinema
Does this picture remind anyone else of Dead man Shoes?

Heroes:


Reeves and Mortimer
Chriss Morris
this was an amazing series on uk tv, created by Chris Morris one of our sharpest satirist and social commentators.
it may ask you to download the divx player, which takes a minute
enjoy
Animals
Crime
Decline
Drugs
science
Sex
and the one hour special that caused so much controversy on its original airing
Paedophile Special
David Cross
Bill Hicks
Noam Chomsky
George Monbiot
Maynard Keenan
Peter Gabriel
Micheal Moore
Mark Thomas
Square Pusher ("come on you cunts who wants to go faster!!!")
Zak De La Roche
Mike Patton
Devin Townsend
Phill Anselmo
Asian Dub Foundation
Immortal Technique
Pitchshifter
J5..............
and all the people that take the time to come up with new Riffs, ideas, ways of thinking, lyrics and beats. And to those that made the hairs on the back of my kneck stick up through shear honesty or stark reality we need more of this in order to realise, wake up and then maybe evolve. YOU GO GUYS and GALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Books
Television
Clubs & BarsLiving in London, one of the many perks is the choice of clubs and bars. What this really means is that you can avoid the chavvy wetherspoons, trendy celebrity bars, funky house ridden identi-kit meat markets, nationalistic football dives and the Antipodean testosterone fuelled fight clubs. Instead I choose to relax/let loose in an environment more suited to my life style choices. This is thanks to the thriving eclectic music scene london has on offer, after all with that many people, somethings gonna emerge that you'll like. Music is my religeon, here are a few of the temples I worship at !!!BOOM!!! oh I should also just mention I dont drink much when I'm out, so I havn't taken into account the bar prices at some of these places. Hope you dont get stung (I prefer a bean or a smoke)
Acid Monkey/Wild Things Records @ Jacks Club, 7-9 Crucifix Lane, London Bridge (around the corner from SEone)
Sporadic Saturdays (check the website)10pm - 12 midday
£10/15 (depending on the night)
This is easily one of my fave psychedelic trance party organisers next to Wild Things. There are allways great special guest headliners and the residents stay true to whats going on in the Psy scene. Parties happen every few months at Jacks Club, which is quite possibly my dream setting. From the moment you pass by the security unhassled pay the friendly concession staff you are now entering PSY heaven. Hot? yes! Sweaty? yes! but what you loose in persperation you more than make up for in psychedelic hedonism. The club has 2 rooms, the first you walk into is the chillout or progressive room and the smell of sweet cheeba hits you like a breath of fresh air. After rolling up and enjoying the laid back vibe and exellent UV decor (courtesy of the organisers, the club is an open canvas) you turn your attention to the main room. Its a tunnel shaped room, not that wide but it stretches back to the bar and cloackroom. Here the music is full on and has some exellent visual screens and lights to help immerse you. As the night progreses it fills up to a comfortable copacity still leaving you room to stomp unhabated. Basically its a mini SEone without the hassle, THIS IS HOW ALL CLUBS SHOULD BE, ahem. The crowd here is allways an eclectic, international mix, of the most up for it party motherfuckers I have ever had the pleasure to share a stomp with. Friends can allways be made in the chillout room where a quick chat with an unknown is impossible to avoid but allwayss a pleasing suprise as you meet new like minded peeps. Best to turn up at around 12 midnight when the night is in full swing, it usually runs untill 12 midday so you have plenty of time to dance and socialise.
Acid Monkey (check out the video)
Herbal, Kingsland Rd, Shoreditch, London
Hah where to start with this one, Well lets just say I can have a great time here any night of the week (exept mondays because its closed). DJ's and MC's include Groove Rider, Killa Kela, Sub Focus, DJ Flight, Mixologists, DJ HYPE, Miss Pink, Goldie & MetalHeads, DJ Vadim, Shy FX, Zaki, Trip, Storm..... Basically this club kicks, fucking cheap entrance fee (often free before 11pm) proper party style people (not much sitting about or seats to sit on for that matter) and a great intimate setting to enjoy a smoke and the best in Drum and Bass, Hip-hop and Break beat, Fucked up house & Electro, and all non comercial forms of urban dance music!!!! They now have saturday and sunday day sessions, thanks to a newly installed outdoor garden. Thich is great for enjoying the summer Sun with a 'smoke' in one hand and a Sol with lime in the other. Groove Riders liquid D&B sessions 'Grace' on sunday evenings are great after a Hectic Saturday/Sunday rave. Technicality, Loose Change and Spit Kingdom are probably my fave nights and I can often be seen at them bustin' moves on the dancefloor. They usaully have live set album launch parties and suprise guests too, so never a dull occasion. I LOVE THIS CLUB =) oh and did I mention the soundsystem fuckin kicks? well it does! just be there !!!BOOM!!!
Herbal Club
Nag, Nag, Nag @ The Ghetto, 5-6 Falconberg Court, London (behind the Astoria)
Wendesday's, 10.30pm-3am
£5/£3 flyer/NUS all night
"DJs Jonny Slut and Jo Jo de Freq play the best electro, disco, synthcore and sleazy nu wave." This Club has a great party atmosphere, friendly up for it party motherfuckers, AND the best, most gloriously fucked up party tunes. If you want the electroclash experience without the fake preening bullshit or NME inspired Electrowank, then be here as I allways have a fantasticaly messy time. Dirty sweaty people dancing to dirty sweaty beats. Nuff said!!
Nag Nag Nag
Ghetto Club
Cafe 1001, 1 Dray Walk, Brick Lane
Monday to Saturday: 6:00am – 12:00pm
Sunday: 6:00am – 11:30pm
!!!FREE!!!
The Café 1001 coffee shop and dj bar is located on Dray Walk, a private road off Brick Lane (in the Old Truman brewery).
They have a great selection of international DJs and live musicians performing every day at the café [free entry]. They also serve fresh cheap food and drink from dawn until dusk, 7 days a week.
Cafe 1001
T Bar, 56 Shoreditch High Street
Monday to Wednesday 9am - 12 mindight
Thursday 9am - 1am
Friday 9am - 2am
Saturday 8pm - 2am
Sunday 6pm - midnight
!!!FREE!!!
Allways pop in, if your passing shoreditch =)
T Bar
The Rhythm Factory, 16-18 Whitechapel Rd.
Monday to Saturday 12 - 3.30pm/5pm - LATE!!!!
The Rhythm Factory opens at 11am and serves fresh coffee through out the day and well into the evening. At lunchtime an excellent Thai menu is available from 12 'til 4 and reopens at 5.30pm til late.
The place becomes a meeting spot for everyone, music policy is for everyone.The laid back atmosphere means everyone can relax and step back from the hustle of inner city life. The music moves from funky, jazz, soul, and gentle hip hop.
The Night time during the week features some of the best live bands, from funk to rock. On weekends, the club is host to some of the best club promotions with DJ's playing hiphop, house, breakbeats, drum'n'bass depending on the night.
Drinks and other beverages are served 'til at least midnight. All food is freshly prepared daily and caters for all (nut, meat and wheat free options are available)
Rhythm Factory
Rockit @ The Borderline, Charring Cross Rd, London.
Thursday's 11pm - 3am.
£5/£3 flyer/£2 NUS or members
"Plays the best in metal, alternative rock, Punk, Hardcore and hip hop. With an anything goes approach to its playlist, expect DJs Yoghurt and Riyad to drop everything from Decapitated to Queens Of The Stone Age, Anti Flag to Carcass, Sublime to Fugazi, Tool to Jurassic 5." - This place plays alternative tunes that people actually listen to and not the usuall monkeys on the decks, bananas on the playlist approach that most clubs suffer from. If your gonna play metal, dont fucking pussy foot around. Playing one token Pantera or Machine Head track then following it up with the same 3 hours of emo or standard Radio 1 indie that you played the previous 999 weeks does not an alternative club make! So if your experiencing problems with your local Rock club come done and see how it should be done. Then return home and inform your friends that indeed there are new metal bands recording albums and building fan bases and emo is not the only thing being released. This can only leed to paradise on earth or at least more varied playlists, speaking of which CHANGE THE TRACKS YOU PLAY EACH WEEK. As people wake up to whats really going on out there so the DJs will be forced to do their job and not carry out the evil plans of lazy music hacks. To coin a phrase "Emo's fine, JUST NOT ALL THE FUCKING TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... besides, we got new shit now" Rokit seems to have sorted out these obvious flaws and hence this is my fave club for rock alternative shenanigans, see you in the pit.
Mother Bar, Hoxton, London
Everyday
!!FREE!!
Mother bar is situated above club 333 next to Hoxton Square. The place has 2 rooms, the first being a bit quieter with tables and comfy stools then an open door at the end leeds to a larger room complete with dance floor, disco balls, inhouse DJ and 2nd bar area. Both rooms have nice views over Hoxton high street. It has a pretty eclectic DJ policy so any day of the week you can be suprised or horrified by the tunes blasting out. Allthough not one of my fave places due to the slightly preeny clientelle, I can allways enjoy turning up pretty ripped and hitting the dancefloor with friends at about 2am (usually after having left Herbal on a tuesday or wednesday). And this is why its in my list, Its a bar with a sizable dancefloor with people on it!!! Free entrance, good local DJs playing everything from Electro, House, Disco, Breakbeat, Angular Indie (bleugh!) very obscure pop, and what ever else is rokin the Hoxton Twat* collective that week. However I can't really complain, because if I dont like the tunes or crowd I can allways leave with no love lost and still have change for the 24 hour bagel shop on brick lane (mmm bagels). I suggest you try it for yourself, next time your passing through. And after all, its cheaper than a punch in the face =)
Mother Bar
*Hoxton Twat - Google it and be informed
Crobar, 17 Manette St, London
6pm-11pm Sunday to Wednesday
6pm-3am Thursday to Saturday (£3 after 11pm)
One of the best rock, heavy blues bars in London. exellent juke box, friendly bar staff and great hairy beer fuelled atmosphere. Basically all you could hope for to kick start your night, wether it be a concert at the Astoria around the corner or Club Rockit around the other corner hah. It has a small front section with tables and seats then squeezes(!) down pass the bar leading to a moderatly sized back area with seats, but theyre usually taken! Its best to arrive early if you want to make an evening of it. Allways an eclectic mixed crowd of like minded metal/doom metal/Rockabilly/sludgecore/stoner rok peeps ready to air guitar at any given moment. Great for music related networking and finding random band members if your in need!
Garlic and Shots, 14 Frith Street, Soho, London
5pm-1am Monday-Saturday
Its all about the downstairs area! If you like your metal loud, abrasive and in your face (ha ha) then this place is puuuuurfect. Usually utterly packed, the small room is an oasis of extreme guitar music as the bar staff play their selection of tunes to an appreciative but eclectic crowd. This is another good starting point for rock related nights out or just a nice place to hang out and wallow in your fave extreme metal cuts!!!!!
Chichime/Freakclub@Mass Club, St Matthews Church, Brixton
Fridays 9pm-6am
£5 before 10pm £10 after
Chichime
These are 2 very good monthly psy nights in Brixton, ot has 2 rooms one playing full on and the other playing chill out. Allways a good crowd, crazy stairs though! There's also a cool mexican trance night they have there sometimes which is well worth a look.
Dragon Bar, old Street
Great Bar for beggining a night out in old street. Comfy seats, great atmosphere and good tunes. They usually have DJs perched at the bar from thursdays to saturdays playing Hip-hop, Breaks, D&B and other beats. I even heard them play Fu Manchu in there so extra kudos =)
INN ON THE GREEN
3-5 Thorpe Close W10
Ladbroke Grove tube
Inn On the Green
NO:ID is a network of mutual support between neighbours. The theme is art. Everyone is an artist, everyone likes and needs art. NO:ID project is some sort of organic collaboration of people involved.
NO:ID Gallery
Inspiral Lounge, 250 Camden High Street
An ethical cafe/bar offering up organic, fair trade food and drink, DJs and live music all under one roof. a showcase for some of the finest in visionary cuisine, downbeat electronica, multimedia and performances, healthy living and conscious being.
The Lounge will be a hotspot for information exchange and creative enjoyment, featuring talks, dance, film screenings, electronic music producers, singer songwriters and some of the very best of what the UK scene (and beyond) has to offer in the ambient/downbeat department.
Inspiral Lounge
Pogo Cafe MyspaceLocated in sunny East London, Pogo Cafe is a 100% vegan and mostly (and actually honestly) organic workers' co-operative cafe. We trade with a high standard of social and environmental awareness with local and fairtrade sourcing. The cafe caters for vegetarians, vegans, people with food allergies, and those concerned with healthy eating and fairtrade. And everyone else. AND we serve the best cakes in London! http://www.pogocafe.co.uk 76 Clarence Road, Hackney, London E5 8HB Phone: 0208 533 1214 OPEN 12.30pm-9pm Wed-Thu-Fri-Sat 10am-9pm Sun Closed on Monday & Tuesday Here's our menu, in short form as we can't seem to get it onto our website...argh. Snacks/Starters (prices from 1.25 to 2.80) Soup of the Day, served with our own organic bread. Garlic Bread: Two slices of organic homemade bread, spread with a fresh garlic and herb spread. Organic Spiced Potato Wedges, served with garlic mayo. Salads of the day:made with organic produce. Look out for our Specials! Main course specials every day--See blackboard for details. Burgers (Priced between 3.50-3.95 for burger solo, and 5.50-5.95 for a meal, with salads and wedges) Pogo Burger: Organic tofu burger served on a bun with mayo, tomato and lettuce. Cheese burger: Organic tofu burger served on a bun with mayo, tomato, lettuce and a slice of melty cheese. Mex burger: Org tofu burger served on a bun with sliced avocado, tomato, lettuce and pickled jalapeno peppers. Punk burger: Org tofu burger served on a bun with tomato, lettuce, mayo, melty cheese and a slice of "bacon". Kids Options (1.75-2.50) Mini Burger. Sausage and Chips Snoopy sandwich (peanut butter and banana) We also serve a variety of milkshakes, teas and coffees, amazing knickerbocker glories, and organic cakes baked in house every day.
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George Monbiot
George Monbiot is the author of the best selling books The Age of Consent: a manifesto for a new world order and Captive State: the corporate takeover of Britain; as well as the investigative travel books Poisoned Arrows, Amazon Watershed and No Man’s Land. He writes a weekly column for the Guardian newspaper. This is an archive of his syndicated column about international and British politics and issues, arranged by topic.
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In Britain, he joined the roads protest movement. He was hospitalised by security guards, who drove a metal spike through his foot, smashing the middle bone. He helped to found The Land is Ours, which has occupied land all over the country, including 13 acres of prime real estate in Wandsworth belonging to the Guinness corporation and destined for a giant superstore. The protesters beat Guinness in court, built an eco-village and held onto the land for six months.
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Indymedia
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Radio 4
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Rational Responders
"Fighting to Free Humanity from the Mind Disorder Known as Theism"
Rense
Down the rabbit hole you go........
Abusters
A global network of artists, activists, writers, pranksters, students, educators and entrepreneurs who want to advance the new social activist movement of the information age. Our aim is to topple existing power structures and forge a major shift in the way we will live in the 21st century.
To this end, Adbusters Media Foundation publishes Adbusters magazine, operates this website and offers its creative services through PowerShift, our advocacy advertising agency.
Activists legal Project
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No borders
No Borders is a network of groups struggling for the freedom of movement for all and an end to all migration controls. We call for a radical movement against the system of control, dividing us into citizens and non-citizens.
We demand the end of the border regime for everyone, including ourselves, to enable us to live another way, without fear, racism and nationalism.
http://www.platformlondon.org
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http://www.lcap.org.uk
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Maddox
Everything you need to know
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Corporate Watch
www.corporatewatch.org
Corporate Watch is a research and publishing group, and its website is an excellent source of information about the transnational corporations involved in agricultural biotechnology.
Econexus
www.web-econexus.org
Econexus is an independent organisation specialising in the impact of genetic engineering on the environment, farming, food security, health and medicine.
EarthFirst! Action Reports
www.earthfirst.org.uk/actionreports/geneticscrop
Genetics related action reports on the Earth First! Action Reports website.
Friends of the Earth
www.foe.co.uk/campaigns/real_food
FoE is an environmental campaigning organisation. Reports and updated press releases about GM foods can be found on their website.
Genetic Engineering Network
www.geneticsaction.org.uk
The Genetic Engineering Network is a network of NGOs and individuals opposed to the commercialisation of GM technology. Website is now slightly outdated but still some useful information.
Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN)
www.grain.org
GRAIN website is a source of information about GM foods in general and their implications for developing countries.
Genewatch UK
www.genewatch.org
GeneWatch UK is an independent organisation concerned with the ethics and risks of genetic engineering. Lots of information are available, including briefings, articles, reports and press releases.
GM Freeze
www.gmfreeze.org
Campaign calling for a freeze on growing and importation of GM plants and animals,and the patenting of genetic resources for food or farm crops. Good source of up to date information on GM.
GM Watch
www.gmwatch.org
All the latest news and the world's biggest database on the politics, PR and impacts of genetic engineering.
Greenpeace
www.greenpeace.org
Greenpeace is an environment focused group. Genetic engineering is one of the campaigns run by Greenpeace, and their website is an excellent source of information on the topic, including a Shopper's Guide (www.greenpeace.org.uk/Products/GM/index2.cfm) which covers major brands and supermarkets in the UK and lists their products according to their GM status, so that people can avoid GM food and buy non-GM alternatives
Primal Seeds
www.primalseeds.org
Primal Seeds exists as a network to actively engage in protecting biodiversity and creating local food security. Information on GM issues can be found in the 'monocult' section. Site has not been updated in recent past.
Save Our Seeds (SOS)
www.saveourseeds.org
Dedicated to keeping conventional and organically grown seeds free of GMOs.
The Soil Association
www.soilassociation.org
The Soil Association, the UK's leading campaigning and certification organisation for organic food and farming, has recently come out with a study showing the devastating impact of commercial GM crop planting in America.
TOGG
www.togg.org.uk
Based in Totnes area. ToGG is a diverse group of friends of many ages and perspectives who campaign against GM. Lots of information, although not that up to date.
Women's Environmental Network
www.wen.org.uk
Women's Environmental Network runs a campaign on Genetic Engineering with lots of information and documents available through their website.
Quotes"If anyone here is in advertising or marketing, kill yourself... there's no fucking joke coming. You are Satan's spawn, filling the world with bile and garbage, you are fucked and you are fucking us. Kill yourselves - it's the only way to save your fucking soul." - Bill Hicks
"Let's remember November 30 and the days that followed as the launch of the Seattle Rebellion, the anti-corporate resistance that will reshape society in the next 10 years. It wasn't a skirmish or an opening salvo, but a manifesto etched in the streets by tens of thousands of people." - Adbusters
"Media concentration is high, and increasing. Furthermore, those who occupy managerial positions in the media...belong to the same privileged elites, and might be expected to share the perceptions, aspirations, and attitudes of their associates, reflecting their own class interests as well. Journalists entering the system are unlikely to make their way unless they conform to these ideological pressures" - Noam Chomsky
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety" - Benjamin Franklin
"...A lot of journalists come up and say whats the point [of coming to the rally]. Well I'll tell you what the point is. First time I came here was nearly 50 years ago, standing on this platform when Sir Antony Eden launched a war against Egypt - the Suez War - and a few months later Eden was out on his ear and we had a new Prime Minister. I was here in 1964, and I remember it very well, it was in support of a very well known terrorist and the next time I met him he had a Nobel Peace Prize and was President of South Africa, that was with the anti-apartheid movement! Trafalgar Square is the real parliament of this country!" - Tony Ben
"Though we are often faced with violence, we must never make the mistake of responding in kind. We must use every democratic tool available to us, to shame, expose and embarrass the governments which have merrily sold us down the river. But we must remain, in all respects, better than them." - George Monbiot
"If Hamdryas baboons had nuclear weapons, they would destroy the world in a week" - E.O. Wilson
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Report on 1st British Waterboarding (torture) Championships March 1st 2008

Report on 1st British Waterboarding (torture) ChampionshipsI can safely say that water boarding is no safe method of interogation and a breach of human rights acts. quite worrying is that It can also ...
Posted by Quincy on Tue, 04 Mar 2008 01:47:00 PST

Some of the greatest films ill ever see

A few of my faves ......bucket.com/albums/g277/QuincyDavros/bloodsimple.jpg&qu ot; alt="Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting" border="0"> ...
Posted by Quincy on Fri, 04 Aug 2006 08:02:00 PST

Documentaries

LOOSE CHANGE FINAL CUT ..END GAME ..FREEDOM TO FASCISM ..THE CORPORATION The Corporationpart 1http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-396979279008...
Posted by Quincy on Wed, 16 Jan 2008 03:08:00 PST

2007 Party/Festival Pics an Videos (that ive found so far)

were you at a squat or club psy party/fetival this year? if so send me your pics and vids or the links. I was probably there an would appreciate all photos. thanksSynergy@SEone Litt...
Posted by Quincy on Wed, 06 Jun 2007 08:33:00 PST

No Borders benefit shows, events and parties

http://www.noborder.org/ No Borders is a network of groups struggling for the freedom of movement for all and an end to all migration controls. We call for a radical movement against the system of co...
Posted by Quincy on Wed, 04 Jul 2007 04:27:00 PST

5th Year anniversary demo for guantanamo bay

Today there was a great demo to mark the 5th anniversary of the guantanamo Bay detention center. around 300+ people turned up and were given the iconic orange jump suit. at around 10.30am we filed fro...
Posted by Quincy on Thu, 11 Jan 2007 12:36:00 PST

Digital Hive, Saturday 29th, '06

Well, digital hive was a fantastic lov-er-lee outdoor party with loads of party peeps that I hadnt seen in a while and tons of unkowns who were all cool and friendly. The location was inspired, set in...
Posted by Quincy on Wed, 02 Aug 2006 07:27:00 PST

The most amazing adventure story ever told......

!!!coming soon, once the relevant persons get photo evidence to me!!!I promise - Action - Romance - A stellar international cast of deviant misanthropes - Jud...
Posted by Quincy on Thu, 28 Sep 2006 01:10:00 PST

The speech that George Monbiot never delivered at the trades union rally in Trafalgar Square on

The speech that George Monbiot never delivered at the trades union rally in Trafalgar Square on May 1st."We might call on parliament to protect workers, citizens and the environment, but it couldn't d...
Posted by Quincy on Thu, 28 Sep 2006 01:40:00 PST

Wales and Trent Park party Pictures

WalesTrent Park...
Posted by Quincy on Sat, 16 Sep 2006 09:14:00 PST