Caught up my back catalogue of RAGM, and in particular got Battle of LA, great album, with some cool tracks.

I can't believe the risks he takes with his voice sending it to the limit, I respect that.

Reminds me of an interview with Lemme of Motorhead, back in the late 80s whn I would listen to the radio till 2 am. Lemme said that he was inspired by teh 50s rockers who would pitch up to the mike, and sing at full volume, and so that's how he works too.

Anyway I think either Killing in the name of, or Guerrilla are likely to be one of my Desert Island disks, because i never fail to be energised by them. Very handy in teh afternoons when I have to fight through the prevailing crowds of tourists slowly thronging alng the Thames river path on london's south bank. It's a cool place to work, but it is amazing how 'orrible it is to be forced to an ambling pace when you just want to get by and catch your train home. C'est la vie.