Ambient Ibiza music rules the day with my Cafe Del Mar collection, but I also included some other genres for good measure. Doom is there in the form of Anathema as with early 90s British grindcore (Carcass). Traditional British club music is represented by Ministry of Sound while Brits 2005 winners - Scissor Sisters and Franz Ferdinand will also aim to please my ears. Moby's Hotel came out last week and hopefully I can finally sit down and enjoy his music.
Bought Will Self's 2002 paperback edition of Feeding Frenzy this morning. It is a collection of Will Self's journalism and selected writings from 1995-2000. Articles published will include everything from restaurant reviews to Tate Modern, British art scene and cultural phenomena. I truly enjoyed Will Self's Dr Mukti and Other Tales of Woes and his other articles variously published through different papers with his pseudo-intellect contemporary modern style of writing.
For good measures I will also be bringing Mark Kurlansky's 1968 paperback. I have finished it but its good to re-read it once again in order to pick the brains of the 1960s revolutionaries.
Also included a couple episodes of Futurama. This will eat my JAM's battery so I probably won't watch them.
Books
Will Self - Feeding Frenzy
Mark Kurlansky - 1968, The Year that Rocked the World
Music
Cafe Del Mar : Volumen Siete
Cafe Del Mar : Volumen Once
Cafe Del Mar : Volumen Ocho
Cafe Del Mar : Volumen Seis
Fatboy Slim - Palookaville
Moby - Hotel
Groove Armada - The Best of
Ministry of Sound - Clubber's Guide 2005
Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters
Anathema - A Fine Day to Exit
Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand
Carcass - Heartwork
All covers from Amazon UK.
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