Andrew Wetherall and Co S/D

Beth Orton - 'Touch Me With Your Love' (single version)

also "Nine O'Clock Drop", if that counts.

all the early 90's remixes are great -
mbv, james' come home, one dove etc.

still can't argue with the first 4 tracks off
prmlscrm's screeemadelikka. you simply cannot argue.
still. after all this time.

ramma lamma lamma fie fie fie...

Oh, and let's admit it ... Smokebelch II is a fantastic track. Overplayed, cliche of course, but still, some people have based a career on a track like that.

"Higher than the Sun" of course,

Plus being the only person to help out Genesis P Orridge when he was banned from the UK : Classic.

bollocks to that - it's on this:

http://www.u2wanderer.org/disco/v30.gif

and the rest of the album's well worth a look too.

http://www.u2wanderer.org/disco/v30.gif

He's also unleashed Jagz Kooner on the world. A man who will be retrospected in the near future.

keith tenniswood and andrew weatherall are two different people, right?

So true...offtopic to the max, but search Kooner's remix Electrelane's "Blue Straggler", it's fucking amazing.

no, I was desperately trying to pint to the Junior Boy's Own 1988-1998 - A Perspective compilation but my computer obviously HATES ME.

Anyway. Buy it. I think it's got Wevverall's St Et remix as well.

Hence it being Weatherall & Co.

I'm tempted by that Radioactive Man Fabric compilation at the moment, although I'm worried that it might be a bit polite and dull... care to elaborate Stevo?

Hearing the Swordsmen dj an hour of dub reggae and blend it so well with Wilmot and then some techno stuff at Reading Festival was the best dance experience I've ever had. I'd kill for a dub mix by them. Are there any available?

All of the SoP crew are responisble for grebtness. Only this morning I was basking in the manifold glories of Disco Evangelists' "A New Dawn" featuring Jagz Kooner.

All of the SoP crew are responisble for grebtness. Only this morning I was basking in the manifold glories of Disco Evangelists' "A New Dawn" featuring Jagz Kooner.

damn this is sooo good if you can find it. the tiniest blips, blurps, squeaks, bubbles, zaps and tinkles arranged into strange hybrids of electro, deep house and 70s film music. first disc highlights: "little did we know" / "the best of stealth", tiny percussion orchestras dropping deep, slow electro structures that gradually build irrestistible momentum. "slow drive west" / "enemy haze" are long beatless ambient meditations, the first built around an acoustic bass motif, the second around treated dubby electric guitar. "beacon block" / "paisley dark" / "branch brothers" just thrilling ambient electro with odd "soloing", sort of like prime atom heart run through the sabres filter, um, imagine the "haunted dancehall" material crossed with newcleus and the soft-focus electronics of early carl craig and you're sort of getting there.

if there really was a british equivalent to german microhouse, rooted in ambient house instead of motorik this would be one if it's finest moments. sort of like french house with vast spaces where the kick drums should go, and shimmering textures with odd internal syncopations instead of filtered disco bits. oh, and xylophone solos, too.