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WE'VE COME A LONG LONG WAY TOGETHER....

5467 days ago
The Vinyl Villain — Over a 12-months spell between 1998 and 1999 Fatboy Slim dominated the UK singles charts:-The Rockafeller Skank - #6, June 1998Gangster Trippin' - #3, October 1998Praise You - #1, January 1999Right Here, Right Now - #2, April 1999All four songs were ... more info
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Roger Daltrey - Rockers Get Arty For Charity

5479 days ago
ContactMusic — ROGER DALTREY, JOHNNY BORRELL and FATBOY SLIM have shown off their artistic sides to design one-off canvas pieces for charity.Jude Law, Dominic Cooper, David Essex,... more info
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Pendulum, Fatboy Slim join Austria's Snowbombing festival

5507 days ago
NME — Magnetic Man, Example and Professor Green are also on the bill more info
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Fatboy Slim, Magnetic Man Join Snowbombing Festival 2011 Line-Up

5507 days ago
Gigwise — Along with a host of DJs... more info
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the first friday batch of updates

5515 days ago
Totally Fuzzy — Oracle said... Portal of Groove just posted: Living Brass - A Taste Of Honey RCA Camden Records CAS-940 Stereo - Vinyl - 1966 http://portalofgroove.blogspot.com Fremy said... Some oldies... Delaney & Bonnie - 1969 - Home Delaney & Bonnie - 1971 - Mo... more info
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Not to be mythed: Is there any such thing as the best DJ ever?

5515 days ago
Guardian Music — Votes are being collected for a poll to find the greatest-ever DJ. Michaelangelo Matos isn't sure this is a healthy thing, but still, he has no doubt who to vote forDance-music fans like to look at the mainstream rock press and snicker. They're not w... more info
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Take That: what their new album cover reveals

5517 days ago
Guardian Music — The cover of Take That's new album, Progess, tells us a lot about the pecking order of the bandA few things strike you about the cover of Take That's new album, Progress, unveiled yesterday. First, it is extremely yellow. Second, Gary Barlow seems to... more info
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friday afternoon updates

5521 days ago
Totally Fuzzy — strahinja said... DONALD FAGEN – The Nightfly PRIMUS – Frizzle Fry DEXY’S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS – Too-Rye-Ay MICK TAYLOR BAND – Little Red Rooster MADNESS – Presents The Rise & Fall LINK WRAY – Shadowman ORANGE JUICE – Rip It Up GRAND FUN... more info
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Detroit grows its own good news story | Paul Harris

5531 days ago
Guardian Music — A community's attempt to regenerate its neighbourhood by urban farming has really borne fruit – with some help from a DJ crewIt is all too rare that a piece of journalism makes a difference. But the exceptions – when they come – make everything... more info
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Label of love: Ninja Tune

5544 days ago
Guardian Music — Dreamed up on tour by duo Coldcut, Ninja embodies eclecticism – epitomised by its 20th-anniversary 'futurespective' boxset"It was our first Japanese tour," recalls Jonathan More, who founded the Ninja Tune label along with his Coldcut partner Matt ... more info
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