Gingerbeard
Ayup Me Duck
Been a life long fan, although I did lose track of their happenings during the late 90's. I have original copies of all bare one of their LP's (1987 What The F*CK Is Going On, Who Killed The Jams, Shag Times, Chillout, Space and The White Room) baring the 'What time is Love' LP, I just could never track this one down. I also have quite a few of the 12' white label singles. I fondly recall going to the Left Legged Pineapple in Loughborough and SelectaDisc in Nottingham back in the day to see what they had in and would usually walk away with something. To this day I still regret not picking up a 12' picture disc of Perpetual Dawn by the Orb
I to have often wondered if Cauty has anything to do with Banksy, especially with his old Not Banksy thing going on - I really like this project and the art produced https://l-13.org/product-category/by-artist/stot21stcplanb/ - I have brought a number of different prints as I just like them, sadly I haven't had the disposable income available for an original piece
I also purchased an apartment in Tower Block 1 when these were released a while back and in true destitute fashion, have spent absolutely nothing on it since! I must get around to seeing it in the flesh as it, and Tower Block 2, have been touring the UK for sometime - see more at on these links https://l-13.org/projects/jimmy-cauty/estate/intro/ & https://www.instagram.com/towerblock1/?hl=en
They remain an incredibly interesting and creative bunch and I always loved their whole anti establishment stance, especially as a teenager and as the rave scene was taking off
Chillout is sublime and still stands the test of time, I hate to think how many times I have listened to this album, just brilliant!
I to have often wondered if Cauty has anything to do with Banksy, especially with his old Not Banksy thing going on - I really like this project and the art produced https://l-13.org/product-category/by-artist/stot21stcplanb/ - I have brought a number of different prints as I just like them, sadly I haven't had the disposable income available for an original piece
I also purchased an apartment in Tower Block 1 when these were released a while back and in true destitute fashion, have spent absolutely nothing on it since! I must get around to seeing it in the flesh as it, and Tower Block 2, have been touring the UK for sometime - see more at on these links https://l-13.org/projects/jimmy-cauty/estate/intro/ & https://www.instagram.com/towerblock1/?hl=en
They remain an incredibly interesting and creative bunch and I always loved their whole anti establishment stance, especially as a teenager and as the rave scene was taking off
Chillout is sublime and still stands the test of time, I hate to think how many times I have listened to this album, just brilliant!