I was asked to do a playlist for Syndicate Sound, so I did, and this is it:
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Bass Mids Tops by Joe Muggs. I know him and he’s a total nerd so it’s probably well researched 
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I know that name. Can’t place where from though. Think that one’s about sound system culture more generally, but looks really interesting nonetheless. Thanks for the recommend.
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His name’s Joe Mugford. Writes for various music mags. It definitely covers jungle/breakbeat etc…
Wrote for the Wire then went and wrote for the Guardian and stuff.
yeah it is, lots of very very good interviews with some legends. worth a read!
No joke, I’ve genuinely not heard of a single artist in that playlist.
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Nearly God is Tricky and Terry Hall. You’ve heard of them.
Haha I’ve not.
I’m going to listen to it.
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Starts quietly. First tune is forumer Meth.
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Ah well I know him!
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Tricky is a Portishead/Massive Attack-Bristol mid 90s trip hop superhero type…You’ve 100% heard him!
…and I bet you know words to Terry Hall songs…
I think I know 1 massive attack song, the famous one that’s been covered by Florence and the Machine.
Portishead was in a blueprint video so I know one of theirs too.
The specials I know.
You’d know a bunch, I reckon. All those still get a lot of play on the radio…
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I’ve only heard about one artist in this playlist and he’s a mate, haha.
Looking forward to listening to this in the car later. Thanks.
Just clocked that Rose Quartz is in there. That was the second song (after Lush Ambulance/AFX) which I edited that Munro part to. Then we decided on that final one a bit further down the line…
Yeah that was good timing. I forgot that was in this.
my fave 
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Wasn’t sure whether to post here or the documentary thread.
Fascinating and inspiring film about improvisation, written and produced by Derek Bailey from 1992.
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Wonderful documentary! I was dead surprised about how improv was a fundamental part of some classical compositions. Great to see John Zorn at work, too 
