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5 disc set featuring: Capleton, Sizzla, Leego, Risto Benji, Tony Rebel, Swade, Ras Shiloh and Natural Black, Damian Marley, Barrington Levy, Abijah, Richie Stephens, Mama Carmen, DYCR, Admiral Tibett and Everton Blender, Culture, Marcia Griffiths, Carl Dawkins Sugar Minott, Lukie D, Ghost, VC, Luciano, Junior "One Blood" Reid

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The Droplift Project is a collection of audio collage pieces made largely from appropriated sources. 29 tracks from various artists, all containing uncleared samples. Copies of this cd are 'reverse-shoplifted'-snuck into stores and left for others to buy.

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Tuff,Shameless,Pretty Boy Floyd

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Bonnaroo SuperJam with Various Artists

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The Punk Years - 10 Episodes, Play UK (13th July 2002) Episode 01: Wham Bam Thank You Glam Episode 02: Year Zero Episode 03: 1977 Never Get To Heaven Episode 04: Take Three Chords Episode 05: A Riot Of Your Own Episode 06: Typical Girls Episode 07: Ridicule Is Nothing To Be Scared Of Episode 08: Punx Not Dead Episode 09: Independents Days Episode 10: California Uber Alles

Episode 01: Wham Bam Thank You Glam A look at the nihilist rock 'n' roll forefathers of punk, Warhol & The Velvets, Iggy & The Stooges, MC5, Glam rock, Roxy, Bolan and Bowie, and the British Pub rockers and discover why they had such an impact on the young punks-to-be. Episode 02: Year Zero New York's punk scene developed from its roots in Warhol's Factory and The Velvet Underground through to the New York Dolls and venues like Max's Kansas City. We explore how the now legendary CBGB's evolved into a seminal punk club, playing host to the likes of Patti Smith, Blondie, Television, Talking Heads and The Ramones and how the New York scene informed the nascent London punks. Episode 03: 1977 Never Get To Heaven The British cultural revolution that defied authority and confronted the rock hegemony. This episode focuses on the rise of the Sex Pistols and other emerging British punk bands such as The Clash, The Damned and The Buzzcocks and the reaction their exhilarating music and confrontational behaviour received from the British public. Episode 04: Take Three Chords Here we look at the myriad of bands that emerged taking punk's Do It Yourself ethic literally. This episode also covers the fashion, music and graphics, looking at designers who developed the punk graphic style; fashion designers such as Westwood and not forgetting the birth of the fanzine culture. Episode 05: A Riot Of Your Own An outraged cry against the rising right wing sentiment in the country and a counter to National Front marches, organisations like the Anti Nazi League and Rock Against Racism formed. The band leading the way in energising punk in a political sense was The Clash, who played an integral role in the Rock Against Racism movement (as did many other punk groups), taking the stage alongside groups like Aswad and further cementing the links between punk and reggae. Anarcho-punk bands like Crass also began to emerge, taking on board anti-nuclear and vegetarian causes in opposition to the right wing politics of Oi! Bands. We discuss the political confusion caused by the mass of ideas thrown into the air by punk. Episode 06: Typical Girls Women were finally seen as equal in the punk movement. If you could pick up a guitar and play it great. If you could sing and form your own band, even better. Women were finally getting a voice and not just as backing singers. We look at the women who rocked and discuss the great female punk performers Siouxsie, The Slits, Pauline Murray, Poly Styrene, Debbie Harry and the seminal Patti Smith and find out how true the idea that punk emancipated women from rock's macho posturing really is. Episode 07: Ridicule Is Nothing To Be Scared Of The fashion of punk was more important than the music according to some. The episode looks at Sex and Acme Attractions, the two leading shops competing with each other on the Kings Road, and the effect they had influencing punk clones across the country. This episode also looks at the importance of the punk picture sleeve and how the diy graphic designs of the time are admired today. Episode 08: Punx Not Dead We look at some of the bands that were sniffed at by the punk elders for being cartoon-like; bands like Charlie Harper's UK Subs, Sham 69, The Ruts, The Jam, but who dominated the late '70s charts, as well as the different routes bands took as punk began to splinter. Episode 09: Independents Days The post-punk period of '79 - '82 was a time when the provinces really did rise up and challenge the metropolitan monopoly over music and attempt to complete punk's apparently failed musical revolution. Labels like Manchester's Factory, Glasgow's Postcard and London's Rough Trade and Mute evolved during this time and took the means of production back from the multinationals. We look at some of the key players from this period. Episode 10: California Uber Alles We look at how throughout the '80s and '90s, punk continued to influence music-making globally, but nowhere more so than America, through multi-million selling bands like Green Day and Offspring to the punk in contemporary acts from The Strokes to Limp Bizkit; The White Stripes to Blink 182. Contributors included:- John Lydon, Viv Albertine, Steve Severin, Pete Shelley, Malcolm Garrett, Helen Wellington Lloyd, Mick Rock, Dennis Morris, Poly Styrene, Jimmy Pursey and Steve Ignorant.

"The Punk Years" Press Release................. A definitive history of the music that shook the world, looking at the origins and development of the punk rock movement as a social, historical, political and musical force. Achieved a record audience for Play UK on Saturday July 13th 2002. The Punk Years celebrates punk as a valid musical genre in its own right, like jazz or blues or soul. Not only Play UK's most watched series ever, it is also widely acknowledged by long term fans of the genre as the best-ever series about the music. Appreciative comment focused on the great cross-section of interviewees and the programme's honesty and integrity in dealing with a highly contentious, and for many people emotional and exciting, art form.

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Best of High Sierra Music Festival 2002 Robert Randolph Cold Mountain Particle Garaj Mahal LOS [Parade] Karl Denson's Tiny Universe [Jammin' in the Park] Le Motet Keller Williams Yonder Mountain String Band

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Don Henley intro Michelle Branch - Every Time I Look At You Michelle Branch - Famous Blue Raincoat Susan Tedeschi - These Foolish Things Susan Tedeschi - A River Debra Cox - This Bitter Earth Debra Cox - Remember Paula Cole - Ordinary Paula Cole - The House Where Nobody Lives Norah Jones - Makes No Difference Norah Jones - Hallelujah Trisha Yearwood - On A Bus To St. Cloud Trisha Yearwood - The Man That Got Away Sheryl Crow - Run Baby Run Sheryl Crow - Goodbye Reba McEntire - I Won't Mention It Again Reba McEntire - I Got Lost In His Arms Stevie Nicks - Landslide Stevie Nicks - Sunday Kind of Love Joni Mitchell - Woodstock Joni Mitchell - Sweetheart Like You Joni Mitchell - Chinese Cafe More Don Speak

Walden Woods Benefit Concert Various Artists performing with the El Nino Orchestra

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Disc 1 MC Mutabaruka Bushman (t1 - t11) Chrisinti (t12 - 16) L.U.S.T. (t17 - t30) Norris Man (t31 - t33 - cuts out) LMS (t34 - cuts in - t36 - cuts out)

Disc 2 MC Mutabaruka Morgan Heritage (cuts in) (t1 - t10) Mighty Diamonds (t11 - t18 - cuts out) Cocoa Tea (t19 - t27)

Disc 3 Bounty Killer (w/ Richard Stephens, Wayne Marshall) (t1 - t27 - cuts out) Buju Banton (t27 - t42 // cuts out)

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Its introduced by Gary Crowley and has a lot of good interviews, with such people as John Lydon Malcolm McLaren, Don Letts, Glen Matlock etc. Theres also the usual clips we've seen a million times, but it makes up for it with a lot of cool photos, its nothing groundbreaking but still a nice addition to your Video collection.

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Disc 1 ----------------- Ballad Of A Fair Singer - Jess Franco Folk & Violence - Franco Micalizzi Getting Blue - Gert Wilden Ghosts Or Good And Bad Onions - Jess Franco Blazing Magnum - Armando Trovajoli Dirty Beat - Gert Wilden The Great Bank Robbery - Jerry Van Rooyen Italia A Mano Amato - Franco Micalizzi Droge CX 9 - Jess Franco Ecstasy Blues - Gert Wilden La Vie Delle Droge - Goblin The Trained Madame - Gert Wilden Pin Stripes And Machine Guns - Jerry Van Rooyen There's No Satisfaction - Jess Franco Nucleo Antirupine - Bixio-Frizz-Tempere Countdown To Nowhere - Jess Franco

Disc 2 ------------------ Sex Hunt - Jerry Van Rooyen Dedicated To Love - Jess Franco Follow Me - Gert Wilden Summertime Killer - Luis Bacalow Girl Faces - Gert Wilden The Lions And The Cucumber - Jess Franco Death Walks In High Heels - Jerry Van Rooyen Madame And Her Neice - Gert Wilden New Special Squad - Guido And Maurizio De Angelis Kamasutra - Jess Franco At 250 MPH - Jerry Van Rooyen Dirty Boy - Gert Wilden Beach Party - Gert Wilden We Don't Care - Jess Franco Skyscrapers Galore - Jerry Van Rooyen Madchen Die Ihre Munchen Kommen - Gert Wilden Shindai Lovers - Jess Franco Blues Party - Gert Wilden

Cops and Softcore: taken from soundtracks to several european b-movies and cult flicks from the seventies, including Schoolgirl Report, At 250 Miles Per Hour and Vampyros Lesbos. Pornoriffic!! Enjoy...

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Live from Mountain Stage

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Willy Porter - Down At The Twist & Shout Latin Playboys - Forever Night Shade Mary Richard Thompson - Valerie Rasputina - Diamond Mine The Shins - Eating Styes From Elephants' Eyes moe. - Buster Jurrassic 5 & Dilated Peoples - ? Frank Black - The Holiday Song (Private Show @ The Soiled Dove) Leftover Salmon - Whiskey For Breakfast/Over The Waterfall Dressy Bessy - I Saw Cinnamon Gov't Mule - Soulshine (May 10, 2002) Karl Denson's Tiny Universe - Hey Sister (October 26, 2002) Cowboy Junkies - I'm So Open Jack Johnson - Mudfootball (October 22, 2002)

2002 Holiday Sampler of Live Performances

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This is an amazing documentary series that was shown on the satellite channel Play UK in 2002 shortly before it closed down. This is the only documentary that actually covers all punk rock right from the Sex Pistols up to Bad Religion, it has interviews with loads of people. Johnny Rotten, Steve Ignorant, Penny Rimbaud, Billy Bragg, Mark Perry and so many more. This is a must for all fans of punk rock, there will be opinions you agree with and ones you don't. This is a download you all need to see, its your history after all. This is a 10 part series Programme 1: Wham Bam Thank You Glam A look at the nihilist rock n' roll forefathers of punk - Warhol & The Velvets, Iggy & The Stooges, MC5, Glam rock - Roxy, Bolan and Bowie - and the British Pub rockers and discover why they had such an impact on the young punks-to-be. Programme 2: Year Zero New York's punk scene developed from its roots in Warhol's Factory and The Velvet Underground through to the New York Dolls and venues like Max's Kansas City. We explore how the now legendary CBGB's evolved into a seminal punk club, playing host to the likes of Patti Smith, Blondie, Television, Talking Heads and The Ramones and how the New York scene informed the nascent London punks. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Programme 3: 1977 Never Get To Heaven The British cultural revolution that defied authority and confronted the rock hegemony. This episode focuses on the rise of the Sex Pistols and other emerging British punk bands such as The Clash, The Damned and The Buzzcocks and the reaction their exhilarating music and confrontational behaviour received from the British public. Programme 4: Take Three Chords Here we look at the myriad of bands that emerged taking punk's Do It Yourself ethic literally. This episode also covers the fashion, music and graphics - looking at designers who developed the punk graphic style; fashion designers such as Westwood and not forgetting the birth of the fanzine culture. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Programme 5: A Riot Of Your Own An outraged cry against the rising right wing sentiment in the country and a counter to National Front marches, organisations like the Anti Nazi League and Rock Against Racism formed. The band leading the way in energising punk in a political sense was The Clash, who played an integral role in the Rock Against Racism movement (as did many other punk groups), taking the stage alongside groups like Aswad and further cementing the links between punk and reggae. Anarcho-punk bands like Crass also began to emerge, taking on board anti-nuclear and vegetarian causes in opposition to the right wing politics of Oi! Bands. We discuss the political confusion caused by the mass of ideas thrown into the air by punk. Programme 6: Typical Girls Women were finally seen as equal in the punk movement. If you could pick up a guitar and play it - great. If you could sing and form your own band, even better. Women were finally getting a voice and not just as backing singers. We look at the women who rocked and discuss the great female punk performers - Siouxsie, The Slits, Pauline Murray, Poly Styrene, Debbie Harry and the seminal Patti Smith - and find out how true the idea that punk emancipated women from rock's macho posturing really is. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Programme 7: Ridicule Is Nothing To Be Scared Of The fashion of punk was more important than the music according to some. The episode looks at Sex and Acme Attractions, the two leading shops competing with each other on the Kings Road, and the effect they had influencing punk clones across the country. This episode also looks at the importance of the punk picture sleeve and how the diy graphic designs of the time are admired today. Programme 8: Punx Not Dead We look at some of the bands that were sniffed at by the punk elders for being cartoon-like; bands like Charlie Harper's UK Subs, Sham 69, The Ruts, The Jam - but who dominated the late '70s charts, as well as the different routes bands took as punk began to splinter. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Programme 9: Independents Days The post-punk period of '79 - '82 was a time when the provinces really did rise up and challenge the metropolitan monopoly over music and attempt to complete punk's apparently failed musical revolution. Labels like Manchester's Factory, Glasgow's Postcard and London's Rough Trade and Mute evolved during this time and took the means of production back from the multinationals. We look at some of the key players from this period. Programme 10: California Uber Alles We look at how throughout the '80s and '90s, punk continued to influence music-making globally, but nowhere more so than America, through multi-million selling bands like Green Day and Offspring to the punk in contemporary acts from The Strokes to Limp Bizkit; The White Stripes to Blink 182. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Free - All Right Now Deep Purple - Highway Star Meat Loaf - You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth Mountain - Don't Look Around Alice Cooper - Under My Wheels Motorhead - Ace Of Spades Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild The Who - Pinball Wizard Jethro Tull - The Witches Promise Family - The Weather's Answer Ginger Baker's Air Force - Early In The Morning Nazareth - Morning Dew Spooky Tooth - That Was Only Yesterday The Doobie Brothers - China Grove Bachman-turner-overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet Heart - Barracuda Stone The Crows - Danger Zone Joan Jett And The Blackhearts - Crimson And Clover Deep Purple - Hallelujah The Grease Band - Wild Side Of Life Man - Daughter Of The Fireplace Yes - Yours Is No Disgrace

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