Totally Fuzzy — jimmark66 said... Episode #194 of Jim's Child Of The '60s Now Posted!!! Once again, I have prepared a show filled with some great songs, some wit, and a great way to share songs that I enjoy. http://www.jimschild.blogspot.com (To listen to my shows, ... more info

The Vinyl Villain — Not at all......but all the stuff from Propaganda this past two days has whetted my appetite for some of my favourite 80s clips:-mp3 : New Order - Age Of Consent mp3 : Martin Stephenson & The Daintees - Crocodile Cryer mp3 : Billy Bragg - Strange Thi... more info

Altsounds — Following their announcement detailing the launch of the year-long Connectivity campaign celebrating the incomparable British music scene, Converse today releases “Didn't Know What Love Was” an original music collaboration betwe... more info

Idolator — Yesterday Forbes unveiled its 2010 World’s Most Powerful Women list, i.e. “the female power elite that reflects the New Order of now.” The publication culled its ladies from the worlds of politics, business, media and lifestyle. Not surprisingl... more info

Guardian Music — Michelle Obama replaces Angela Merkel as the most powerful woman in the world in the latest list from Forbes magazineThe newly released 2010 Forbes list of the world's most powerful women has ranked Michelle Obama as the most mighty female on earth, ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — themusicologist said... musicology #593-4 The Harptones - A Sunday Kind Of Love Clarence Reid - Don't Be A Fool Two marrow tremblers today as I get in training for the Brooklyn Soul Festival at the weekend. http://themusicologist.wordpress.com swvcc... more info

Stereogum — This track features Bernard Sumner of Bad Lieutenant, New Order, and Joy Division, Alexis Taylor and Joe Goddard from Hot Chip, and Hot City. The Best Coast / Rostam / Kid Cudi collaboration “All Summer” had trouble meshing together the styles of... more info

Gigwise — It's available tomorrow (October 9)... more info

I Like Music — The iconic footwear company teams up with Bernard Sumner (Joy Division, New Order, Bad Lieutenant) to celebrate UK music more info

The Vinyl Villain — This was the song that made #3 in my 45 45s at 45 rundown back in 2008. It was the highest position in the chart by a Scottish band - New Order and The Clash took the gold and silver medals.Released in January 1982.It reached the giddy heights of #6... more info