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Monday, 15 September 2008

MY COMMUNITY..

..Does alot for me. Thanks to Chris at Maharishi for hooking me up with a new jacket! Thanks also to JP and Elijah for making it possible..

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Followed up that with a bit of fly posting for the extended family -

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Attend this -
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VICE x CREATIVE 30

Take a look at this, Might be of interest to some of you!

VICE, Volvo, The Independent and Yahoo! have teamed up on a project called Creative 30 which aims to find and celebrate thirty of Britain's most promising young creative people.

We're on the lookout for emerging artists, writers, filmmakers, photographers, musicians, designers, illustrators, animators…

Whatever your field, whatever your talent – we want to hear from you.

This is an open call to all those who feel they have the dynamism, the skills and the imagination. Submissions are being accepted until midnight, Sunday, September 28th.

The Creative 30 nominees will be selected from all the submissions. Then the public will vote for the winner who will drive away in a Volvo C30 R-DESIGN. Our panel of judges will award another nominee £10,000. And, of course, there's all the publicity.
Get in touch. This could be your big break.

CREATIVE 30


CREATIVE 30

TIna WORKs IT too...

Big thanks to Max you SMASHED it...



...and my BNTL fam for the mosh lesson.



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Sunday, 14 September 2008

We WORKED IT!

Last night was incredible. What more can I say? Music, people, location, vibes, hob nobs, dragon stout, tramps.. all more than on point.

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Greggle.
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Ollie.
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Maxwell.
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Shades in the club yeah Nish? Douchebag!
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Gabriela.
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'Assan.
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Greg 2.
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Jack, Ben, Hassan & Ollie.
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TCT.
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Aaron & Josh.
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Gwil and a car full of gash. No disrepect.
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Yeah, they have guns, but at least they are wearing seat belts.

Much love to Ben K, photographic assistant of the month.

A beautiful night it was.

Saturday, 13 September 2008

On the subjet of Game....

Game

Jon Bue, schoolin' guys in the art of pickup since 1983...

DJ Vapour September Mix

Militant beats to make you march into battle, Vapour going on sick! Look out for Splash - Bablylon (Congo Natty remix) when you hear them dogs barkin' you better get skankin'

1 - friction - shogun nightmares - metalheadz
2 - dj madd - to the massive - 36 hertz cdr
3 - dillinja - why - ffrr
4 - drumsound and bassline smith - special - war
5 - lenzman - ever so slightly - integral cdr
>> omni trio - renegade snares (bladerunner remix) - cdr
6 - commix - talk to frank (break remix) - metalheadz
7 - stanza - circuit board - cdr
8 - deep blue - the helecopter tune - moving shadow
9 - seba - imperial movement - cdr (headz??)
10 - splash - babylon (intanatty remix) - cdr
11 - goldie - chico death of a rockstar - ffrr
12 - barney trouble - love is not enough - cdr
13 - niskala - dive - 36 hertz cdr
14 - hade's - the break (serum remix) - 36 hertz cdr
15 - dj madd - dancers riddem (unfinished) - cdr
16 - soul intent - untitled headz - cdr
17 - dj vapour - terminated - 36 hertz cdr

Right Click & Save as: http://www.36thchamber.net/Music/dj_vapour_sept_08_studio_mix.mp3

JMC



"And you know where to get at me, I be with my boy in Hackney, holla at me"

Simple Pleasures

Staying in on a Friday night is once again enjoyable.

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WORK IT tonight, tonight! Now is your time!

Work it!

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Friday, 12 September 2008

Seizure SE1.

Me, Josh & Tina wellied and gloved up to check the new Roger Hiorns installation.

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Linked up with Moses shortly after.

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RockNRolla

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So I gave in to all the hype and went to see this last night, billed as Guy Ritchie's come back and has seen great reviews from the papers so I went expecting big things.

Guy Richie the man who brought us greats such as Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch had been seen to dip in form with the release of Revolver (I thought was a fantastic film) which was absolutely slated by every review I read, maybe people just didn't get it?

With RocknRolla... I came out of the cinema thinking it was a good film and not a great film, I was expecting more. I think the main problem was in comparison to previous Guy Richie films it wasn't gritty,original or cockney enough to measure up against Lock Stock or Snatch and just wasn't clever or entertaining enough to measure up to Revolver.

The storyline is based around Lenny Cole and old skool gangster and somewhat property developer who has a crooked councilor in his back pocket in order to get what he wants, a Russian called Uri who's likeness is that of Roman Ambramovich is uncanny, Uri's sexy and crooked accountant Stella, three cheeky cockneys called One-Two, Mumbles and Handsome Bob and the crackhead rockstar Jonny Quid.

Lenny is to arrange planning permission for Uri to build in the centre of London for the sum of seven million Euro's, but as the money is stolen twice during transfer to Lenny, Uri becomes suspicions of Lenny's loyalty and that of his accountant Stella, who is arranging the theft of the money and getting One-Two, Mumbles and Handsome Bob to do her dirty work. As a part of the deal Uri loans his "lucky painting" to Lenny until the deal is sealed and somehow the painting is stolen from Lenny's house by Jonny Quid (who had faked his own death in order to sell more records and become a real "rocknrolla". In true Guy Ritchie style all of the charaters get their wires crossed with each other and end up looking for the painting, stealing each others money and a lot of them get shot.

I think my favourite part of the film had to be Jonny Quid playing the piano explaining how a cigarette box is labeled with royalty and appeal on one side then other the truth is known that it will eventually kill you, but you really need to see the film to understand it.

There are comparisons to draw from Guy Ritches previous films, the Russians who just won't die liken the similar store of "Boris the Bullet dodger" from Snatch, but I didn't feel like the characters were real enough or rough enough to play real gangsters. The actor who played Lenny Cole just didn't seem nasty enough for the role, he seemed more like an old business man not someone who drowns his victims in pools of crayfish!

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It's a similar story with One-Two, Mumbles and Handsome Bob they are just too polished, not cockney enough, not tough enough and not gangster enough. The story seemed to drag though the first hour and it was just too clean to be a gangster movie.

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On the flip side of the coin (excuse the pun) Jonny Quid did an excellent job of acting like a crackhead junkie with a creative mind, donning rockstar shades in almost every scene and carrying a pencil with a stanley blade in it at all times made him a dangerous and volatile character to be around at anytime, this was certainly demonstrated when he beat a doorman into a bloody mess.

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A good film but not a great film, but still good enough to make me want to go see the next instalment...

Thursday, 11 September 2008

BDAY BLAZE.

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Aaron

Photos by Big Ron, aside from the one of him.. obviously. Thanking everyone kindly for birthday wishes and the like.

Styleslut Senior Class of 2008

Serious line up from everyone's favourite slut....


Who's on it?

Wednesday, 10 September 2008

Roger Hiorns. Seizure. SE1.

British artist Roger Hiorns makes exceptional use of unlikely materials, the latest work for Hiorns is an unexpected sculptural form that is housed within the four walls of a South London housing estate. The piece entitled Seizure transforms regular urban housing into a large-scale sculpture.



The blue crystal lined walls, floor and ceiling are the result of 90,000 litres of bright blue, saturated copper sulphate solution placed in a metal tank filling the volume of the bedsits interior, the liquid was then cooled and drained leaving behind the crystalline forms.



I will definitely be checking this one out, hopefully they will allow camera's - the photo opportunity is too much to miss.


Showing until 2nd November, 151 – 189 Harper Road, London SE1
Tuesday to Saturday 12:00–19:00 Sunday 12:00 – 17:00






P.S. Its time to WORK IT again this Saturday