Tim Sweeney's Flying Squad!

As I was sifting through my records recently, I came across the first Rvng of the nrds 12" that I picked up a while ago. It has two of Jocko Homo's favourite disco tracks re-edited by Tim Sweeney, better known for his beats in space radio show, under the moniker of the Flying Squad. 'Trip 1' deals with Munich Machine's 'Get on the funk train' and 'Trip 2' re-works Boney M's 'Nightflight to Venus'.

Trip 1

http://www.mediafire.com/?5o5be6rd4ies2uu

Trip 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?z2cgsvuw152kyn1


Ripped from vinyl for your listening pleasure, enjoy!


PJ x

HE'S THE POPE!

You can almost forget about sexism, homophobia and child abuse when there's punk-funk grooves this good. Praise the big man all together now, HE'S THE POPE!

Morrissey's favourite albums

The Quietus website has put up an article detailing Morrissey's top 13 l.p.s of all time..apparently with the sleeves scanned in by Mozza himself (this i find hard to believe, can you actually imagine Morrissey spending hours scanning?!) There's some pretty obvious choices- acts like Patti Smith, Velvet underground and Roxy music would appear in many people's favourite records, awell as some more obscure albums. Worth checking out!

http://thequietus.com/articles/04797-morrissey-s-supreme-13-favourite-albums?page=1

(Un)Easy Listening Mix

Jocko Homo's original intent was to showcase not only the losing your mind on the dancefloor material but also the dustier sides of our record collections; the 'music that doesn't add up.' This is a 50 minute home listening/headphones mix i've put together. It features a range of experimental/electronic music from 1975-2010;industialists Throbbing Gristle to electronic pioneer Brian Eno's early solo material, via ambient Acid house, mutant disco, Post-punk and modern day electronica.

http://www.mediafire.com/?vuwxm9e68me9z7c

Boards of canada- Seven Forty Seven (edit)
Akufen- Even white horizons
Radiohead- Reckoner (James Holden remix)
P.I.L.- Careering
Throbbing Gristle- Hot on the heels of love
Mr. Fingers- Can you feel it (instrumental)
To Rococo Rot- Cars
Basic Channel- I
Squarepusher- Iambic 5 poetry
Brian Eno- Golden hours
Young Marble Giants- N.I.T.A.
The MFA- The difference it makes (Superpitcher mix)
John Carpenter- The End (Disco version)
The Residents- Diskomo
Gui Boratto- Beautiful Life (edit)
The Parsonage- Love will tear us apart

Early House

I'm putting together a mix at the moment and started playing some old house records, I love the raw energy of the first wave of house music; analogue synth sounds, primitave drum machines, hypnotic loops. Here's a couple of my favourites from that time, both of them still sounding as fresh and as relevant as ever..

Fast Eddie- Acid Thunder
http://www.mediafire.com/?nbw6t60h0gk979r

Rythim is rythim- The Dance
http://www.mediafire.com/?h4orobo5q29a668

Shocking Re-Edit

This is a re-edit I did of Love Buzz by Shocking Blue. Not wanting to tamper too much with an already great track, I just made it a little bit more DJ friendly.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/ky96pbcoz4y366l/Love Buzz Re-work.mp3

FAB FOUR EDIT

Hey, here's a little DJ tool/edit that i made of 'Get back' by a certain liverpudlian four piece..
http://www.mediafire.com/?nruznkhqejz