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Fucken awesome. I hate the fact that people talk in hushed tones about Mystery Train/Night On Earth/Ghost Dog when very few have seen 'Law. The only Jarmusch film anyone ever needs to see. It should be shown to children in primary schools. Same goes for Miller's Crossing. Get yer Fargo...

Shite, overpriced night bus service/Shite transport system in general !!!??!!! You wanna try living in Glasgow.

"Life of Sin" - Assjack "Lightsaber Cocksucking Blues" - McLuskey "All About Motorbikes" - The Texan Chainstore Masochists "Folktronic" - Momus "Fake To Fame" - Gasoline "Casanove Snake" - Thee Michelle Gun Elephant

Be aware that the iron on transfers (which you should be able to buy for yourself) show up more on darker T-shirts. You can get coloured ones but matching them to shirts is v.difficult.

Never liked the Beatles. And, personally, I think the man's been responsible for some of the most annoying records of the last 15/20 years. However, it is always sad when a fellow human shuffles. (except Mary Whitehouse)

I've got some I haven't posted yet.

The cafe venue has been a gig doing thing for a while. Just not quite so good. I reckon it'll keep on going. It'll maybe change hands and get corporate, but it'll keep going. When's someone gonna do the same in Dublin? I'm coming over again in a week or so, and I think I need to try harder...

There's an official notice on the site now. Doesn't add much. http://www.13thnote.com/intro.htm

The fact that it's HM Customs and Excise suggests that it's a VAT thing. They can stick you in receivership for as little as £750. Reckon the problem is the fact that they opertate two venues. The cafe with the small gigs and great food couldn't possibly be losing money. The club, however...

Don't know how many of you are familiar with the place. But, this is bad news for any small touring band: On page 24 of the Glasgow Herald today there is an Announcement about 13th Note Ltd. "Notice is hereby given that on 20 November 2001, a Petition was presented to Court of Session by The...

http://www.flashback.co.uk (very good store, helpful guys) http://www.opalmusic.co.uk (wide selection, not updated regularly, javascript store so can be flakey). If it's something in particular you're looking for just stick the artist and title in google with 'buy online' or something. You'll...

...ahem...that should have read: "how the SPLIT works" ...

Cheers for the comments! It's actually a double A side. But, most folk tend to fall into preferrring one side to the other. It's quite interesting the way the slit works. Dyed in the wool punks prefer "Tabloid Nazis (Go To Work)!" while them that 'wouldn't normally like that kinda thing'...

Where are you? There are some independent stores that'll accept a cheque for web purchases. Or Switch/Delta.

Quark is the beast you want. However, it is a major bit of kit. You'll probabaly find you could do what your looking at with Pagemaker or Freehand. You could probably get a free copy of early versions if you scan old comp mags. You'll definately find cracked versions.

>>continuous totooed stipe on one of your arms? Fucken yank rock stars get everywhere.

Do we have a source for this?

I would love too. Unfortunately, I'm in Glasgow. Although, with cheap flights and stuff, you never know.

The first 10 people to send an email to [email protected] with the subject 'Eldi sent me' can have a free copy of the splendid new Texan Chainstore Masochists single 'All About Motorbikes'. (We'll sort out postal addresses later)

Most of the stuff you'll find is kinda jello-centric. His latest statement is at: http://www.alternativetentacles.com/page.php?page=atlegalfund&sd=97XmOyfpoAXjzgJ-Vy7 There's a good bit on 'Become The Media' about it, which I think is available as an mp3 from AT.