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[cines_est]

I may be going to get enormous amounts of money and fat bonuses (computers, high-speed internet) for doing my current job from home. Chris Carr: #1!

I also have an endless stream of music video ideas and am now just waiting on bands to get their shit together and give me a final mix.

Limewire seems to go through massive fluctuations in terms of

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[une_femme_est]

Dionysos sounds like The Pixies, if The Pixies used violins and occasionally rapped. They also sing in aburd accented English. As well as absurd French. I love them.

Louise Attaque?

Cheval de Frise

Jean LeLoup is French from Quebec, not French from France, and some thing of a folk/rock "sensation"

He's not French, but SIMON BOOKISH is the best thing currently spazzing out with a Casio in England.

[cines_est]

I knew you'd come through, thanks so much.

After reading some of your earlier posts ive been trying desperatly for some time to find some of his songs but I can't find them anywhere. It's all extremely frustrating.

[une_femme_est]

His... Jean LeLoup? I've not often/ever written about him... and I try to not rave about Simon Bookish too much since we're on each other's friendslists.... unless you mean Patrick Wolf? or the group Dionysos? Let me know and I'll hook you up with some links or mp3s.

[cines_est]

Sorry I was trying to write three things at once and got ahead of myself, I meant Simon Bookish. He's quite slippery.

[jentizzle]

MALAJUBE

shouty punk bliss.

[cines_est]

That couldn't have worked better, there was this huge punk-shaped whole in the middle of my playlist (somewhere between Stereototal and Air) and I've been looking everywhere for a band to fill it. Malajube even have similar graphic design to the Mint Chicks, New Zealands best punk band. Thank you, thank you muchly.