Internet Rummaging

Museum Collections Centre

The Mrs and I went round to the Museums Collection Centre (Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery) today, as they had one of their seldom open days. This is where the BMAG stores parts of their collection that arent currently on display, and believe you me there is shitloads of random stuff there. Mostly engines and machinery from long-gone factories, but also swathes of taxidermy, ceramics, models and artifacts of everyday life. As a "bikie", I found the old Brummie bicycles of particular interest, have a gander at what we found.

Early front-geared bike.

Italian moped.

Sweet sidecar!

Any ideas what this is? Single-speed tricycle?

Ahm nawt a graffidi ahwtist...

CAP MPC Interview over at Senseslost.

Mandatory.

http://senseslost.com/interviews/cap-interview/

Carts of Darkness

Coolest documentary I have seen in quite some time. Cheers NFB!

http://www.nfb.ca/film/carts_of_darkness/

Go! pt 3

Sort of a semi-discography here, released on epistrophy recs in 1995 from what I can gather. This record contains the first four 7's, and some demo and comp trax. As with the other records grab this one, if only for the lyrics. Should be easy enough to find in the bigger distros.

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=475d82c4a597aad4d2db6fb9a8902bda

Go! pt.2

So heres the first 7" they recorded after their reformation in 2006. Somehow I ended up with both the 7" and the Cd version, but thats a good thing, cuz the CD has 11 live tracks as a bonus (recorded in 1990 as the "Root Canal" flexi).

Solid, pretty fast and recorded at Don Fury's so you know what to expect. Do yourself a favour and cop this shit at www.designbymike.com/go

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=475d82c4a597aad4d2db6fb9a8902bda

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

GO! are among my favourite bands of all time, so heres part uno of their discography which I will publish in installments. GO! were a third wave NYHC band who played short, fast and funny, making it onto a bunch off different comps with songs a few seconds long. They seemed to gravitate towards the ABC No Rio scene with some live tracks floating around. Singer Mike also made a pretty cool stand about gay people in the hardcore scene, poking fun at Bad Brains etc.

Anyway this 7" was recorded in 2007, one of the two released after their reunion.

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=475d82c4a597aad4d2db6fb9a8902bda