They came to Japan when I was living he there and he was in his element. Japanese fans treated him and Bukem like the second coming and they put on a show for them. RIP to the only MC who doesn’t drive me up the wall.
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best use of a gunshot at the drop of any tune in the ever and forever
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Rest in Peace Conrad
Me and my mate Richard used to love watching this doc. Think it was on BBC 2. Their manager is a nut case and Conrad & Bukem are like naughty little school kids. Great doc.
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It was great viewing that.
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Paul Auster
30 April 2024
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Eren never saw a penny I’m very reliably told
Thought as much 
Frank Stella, another master gone…
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Just saw that. BFTBS really affected me when I was a nipper. RIP
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Was surprised when I found out he wasn’t a Scouser but was from the same area of Manchester I am, not many famous people from there.
Yosser was an iconic character. R.I.P.
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Cesar Luis Menotti, touchline smoking football genius.
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Steve Albini. 61. Heart attack in his studio apparently 
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not that i think punk rock requires morality, but steve albini was absolutely pure of heart and while his strong opinions were abrasive - he was almost always on the right side of things.
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Very sad news, what a talent.
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My cousin just posted this on World of Echoes, a good read
Oh. Massive Trigger Warning (CSA).
Albini it seems was at least nonce adjacent 
MASSIVE TRIGGER WARNING
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Wtf?
Don’t really know a lot about him because the music he was involved with wasn’t my thing but i’d never heard about this.
I read he’d previously apologised for a lot of his edgelord bs of the past, did he reference this?
Odd how it seems to have been swept completely under the rug.
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I didn’t know about this at all. Someone linked it on another forum. It’s hard sometimes to separate the person from the art.
It amazes me that Bowie and John Peel never got cancelled TBH
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