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@KELVlN_FILTER @CineNoEvil Yeah I like them both but do prefer xx’s version. Richards book on XL ‘Libération Through Hearing’ is great and details the recording and the ups/downs of working GSH.

@Waddz1 @CineNoEvil Nah I know, it’s a remix effort. Weaker end of GSH’s work tbh but it’s still pretty good

Gil Scott Heron just did a quintuple barrel roll in his grave

@KELVlN_FILTER @CineNoEvil To be pedantic, the xx didn’t work with Gil. Jamie remixed his ‘I’m New Here’ album which was produced by Richard Russell.

@CineNoEvil He made this song with Jamie xx and Drake sampled it, it was the off the last album he made before he passed.

@robpursey I still really like the OG Sh*t is Real and seems people have forgotten it was produced by the Beatnuts

@Waddz1 definitely

Most forgotten ‘original’ versions: 1. People Everyday 2. The Choice Is Yours 3. On The Run 4. Next Level 5. Nappy Heads …what else am I missing?

@robpursey And ´Oochie Wally’….lol

@robpursey I good reminder of how many Beatnuts remixes there were in 93 and 94

the better release from the 3rd Bass split 🔥

@Britpopmemories @RSDUK Happy to say @RockBoxRecords is still thriving, albeit in newer premises in Camberley

This 1996 advert for independent record shops is probably going to be really sad when we work which are closed down. How many are still going today, tag them if they are.

@DickDelingpole It costs more to produce. Most decent 0% beers are first brewed as a normal beer, and then the alcohol is ‘removed’ after. The extra step in the process is more costly.

If the cost of beer is so high because of tax on alcohol, then how come the zero percent stuff costs even more in pubs?🤔

@robpursey It really was. Was actually the first time I was able to hear Nas ‘Halftime’. I loved the second JJ comp too, mainly for The ? Remains.

@Waddz1 that was an amazing comp

the b-side to this record 🔥 #IYKYK

@Observation1988 @theaetist @coopers_left There are dozens of errors in Gladiator, though. The gas canister on the back of a chariot is my favourite

@theaetist @coopers_left Seen Gladiator too many times to know that's a lie instantly.

@robpursey I’m also a fan of the Sunship remix on the UK 12’

when a record is already dope and then has a Pete Rock and a Beatnuts remix you really can’t go wrong 🔥🔥🔥

@robpursey Come Clean was released late ´93, if that’s any use?

this is one song I wish I knew the exact chronology on… not only does it sample Gang Starr with very Premier-esque cuts but it has the same sample as Come Clean also in 94, and Premier sampled a line in the second verse for Group Home - I need answers! youtu.be/m_wrGFPc13A?si…

RIP Patricia Routledge, an absolute legend.

@freabb77 @spursy_boggart I don’t remember the 2 all either 😄

@spursy_boggart cant be the only one who has absolutely zero recollection of losing 4-2 😭

Haha yeah we’re #farked

@texhnolyzedfish Drop Dead Fred

any suggestions

@MarthaAhumuza You should read John Niven’s fiction novel The Second Coming about this very scenario.

I once came across the idea that if Jesus returned today, many Christians wouldn’t recognize him because he’d stand in direct opposition to much of what they've made Christianity into. He’d likely be dismissed as too radical, too compassionate toward the wrong people and too

@CinemaTweets1 Just realised the rooftop parts are green screen 🙁

Leonardo DiCaprio & Matt Damon have only shared one scene together in their lives- the ending of The Departed. Two generational actors who’ve competed for Oscars against each other finally get their on-screen moment with Marty directing & it doesn’t disappoint. #ScorseseSundays

@CinemaTweets1 I think the bigger twist is the machine doesn’t actually work and people still don’t believe it

The Prestige is responsible for one of my favorite plot twists ever. A few friends of mine were discussing the best plot twists in film history. I’m sure there are a few we missed, but The Prestige has to at least be in the conversation. Nolan keeps you on your toes for 2.5 hours

@LBRWNJMS Produced/exec produced - it’d be a huge coincidence to have a 13 year old song in the locker that references him and Rick (a Yankee and an Englishman) as well as Idris

@Waddz1 “I got a song coming out Black Bond” ………. He references Slick In lot of songs Idris was executive producer on the whole album not the song. Anything else

Slick Rick wrote a verse like a scene of 007 I think Nas verse was a Life is Good leftover from the mention of the song Black Bond.