Monthly Archives: October 2003

Recently, the minions at the KUR Office were remiss in failing to mention the anniversary of the passing of one James Marshall Hendrix. This guy “skinny, gawky with buck teeth” shuffled off the coil 25 years ago today.

Goodmorning and welcome to the earliest post I’ve ever made on HotPoop. “Zappa In France”, the photobook that has photos from the Olympia 68 to the Zénith 88 concert (which Dr Sharleena mentioned a while back), is now available. A … Continue reading →

Not so long ago, brave souls were able to risk life and eyebrows with the aid of a handy dandy how to guide, from the adroit pyro-maniacs of internet land. This it seems is a little to much freedom for … Continue reading →

G and S Music are offering the DVD of Does Humor Belong In Music ?for £11.75 / 18 Euros for a limited period and the forthcoming release from The Ensemble Modern Greggery Peccary & Other Persuasions for £13.75 / 21 … Continue reading →

My name is Martyn Singleton. I am an artist and currently researching “blogs” for a project I am hoping to have commisioned. The project is exploring the underlying compulsions within blogging and the varied outcomes within society at large. For … Continue reading →

” I really don’t like doing interviews. I have no control over what you’re going to write. But somewhere I hope you’re going to say that I hold Blair more responsible than Bush for this war. Because Bush doesn’t know … Continue reading →

Hey, folks! Have you always wanted your very own place for all your exotic dancing needs, but don’t want to pay a fortune in protection money to the mob or kickbacks to the vice squad? Well, it looks like these … Continue reading →

Now that the colder weather’s coming in here, I’m taking Bob Agains advice; bought myself a cap and singing this song.

If you thought Moon Unit or Dweezil are weird names, how would you like to be named Toolio, or Manchester, or Charles d’Artagnan?

Goodmorning sportsfans! I don’t believe we’ve had a ’76 boot here before (have we? I’m starting to lose track). So without further ado: Berlin, March 4 ’76 (Pt. One).

MAdGE (Mothers Against Genetic Engineering in Food and the Environment) today launched a highly controversial billboard campaign in Auckland and Wellington to provoke public debate about the social and cultural ethics of genetic engineering in New Zealand: “Why not just … Continue reading →

A while back we presented the “Big Leg Emma” bicycle. Now we give you the SofaMobile.

Having only scored 6 out of 10 on the Brussels Brainbuster, I’m consoling myself reading about these idiots and helping myself to the KUR Office supplies of coffee and biscuits.

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