Langston

http://youtu.be/IKMWQjrmomo

Had this in my head the last few hours.

I hope you didn't considering it's Götze!

I hope it isn't tongue in cheek! Let's Talk About It used to be my own little personal 'anthem' back at uni.

YES!

I just listened to Creed. I feel so dirty.

Jacques Greene - Arrow (Featuring Koreless) Can't wait for this EP.

Does anybody have any tips for managing to fall asleep?

Having been to Coachella last year and having an absolutely incredible time, I'd urge anyone to go. The only hiccup is wrangling the time off work, and spends, obviously.

I know he still often speaks over the music in an irritating Mockney accent.

Enter Shikari aren't political, I'd bet they'd just like to think they are. One or two tracks off their debut aside - such an awful, awful band. *That said, I do know music is horses for courses. No offence intended, just my personal opinion.

At the Drive-In - Invalid Litter Dept. Followed by.... ....And You Will Know Us By the Trail of the Dead - Another Morning Stoner My shuffle is my hero this morning.

System of a Down - Lost in Hollywood

This is making my day off work all the better.

That Jamie Foxx track - as well as the Trey Songz efforts, etc, are surely more R'n'B or pop records?

Just going to throw a few random favourites out there, no idea what category it falls under - because I can't get to sleep for the life of me and it's something to pass time before I'm inevitably far too tired to wake up for work tomorrow. Most of these are from my younger days, to be honest: - Jurassic 5 - A Tribe Called Quest - Dilated Peoples - Blackalicious - The Pharcyde - Hieroglyphics - De La Soul - The Roots - Slum Village - Blu - Kendrick Lamar - Elzhi - People Under the Stairs If anyone could open to me to any British music of similar sound I'm all ears.

I do mate - posted him in here not too long ago.

Haha, I can imagine the heat whilst camping being a little too much at times, it's almost peak summer isn't it? I've seen they've managed to rope the Stone Roses in already so my interest is immediately there, going to pitch it to a few mates I reckon. Love the idea of all the music being at night too, saves having to stumble out of a tent in the morning to catch afternoon sets. Coachella was quality mate but it's all about the cash, why I'm looking at alternatives this year I suppose. If I've got Benicassim on my doorstep (by comparison), it seems a little daft to be doing it (Coachella) year on year. Anything but Reading / Leeds which - as you've quite rightly pointed out, has an ever-increasing number of stains attending. Last time I went was '09. My mates made me miss Faith no More for Kings of Leon. It rained, they were awful, had no energy, the sound was bad, the crowd only wanted to hear two songs - in general it was depressing. When he shoted "We're the God damn Kings of Leon, so fuck you," it was so clear they'd gotten too big for their boots. Shame because they used to be a cracking live act, first few albums until they softened everything were fantastic. Never again, if I ever go to another British festival it'll more than likely be T in the Park or Glasto.

Better to be woken up in the early hours in the knowledge you're safe than to suffocate to death while you sleep.

Ah, you went to Benicassim, smooth. Thinking of giving it a shot this time round - went to Coachella this year which I'd strongly recommend (unless you've already been, of course) but the timing of Benicassim in the calendar is much more suitable for me, what with work commitments, not to mention the weather. Doesn't seem to expensive either and always has a strong selection of headliners. What was it like this year anyway mate? Good experience?

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