Indeed. The Guardian are interested now . . .

Someone just posted a link from your website on 40%, which is both good to see and also kind of odd, like it's been misplaced or something.

Hey, Carcass, did you know about this: http://www.quietus.ca/ ?

(Sound warning)

OOohh Carcass your URL for Quietus is looking messy.

are things ok, and this is all an indication of the changes that are afoot, or, has someone removed the URL masking gubbins and no-one has noticed ?

We're attempting to put the actual site up.

.. and very nice it is too sir.
congrats and a few beers all around i suspect.

Oh yes, very nice indeed. Except for the ad banners, which are less than attractive. But I suppose someone must pay the rent.

That's a really nice, clean template.

I'm getting Google Ads for Greg Lake and The Moody Blues, but you can't have everything.

Yep, Cheers.

The site is now up and today we have Andrew Mueller on the first three U2 albums, Jarvis Cocker writing about the Sheffield band Artery for us and Brother John Robb on Dirty Harry.

Quite a coup, that - getting Jarvis to write about Artery.

I seem to remember him mentioning them on the 'Made in Sheffield' DVD ...or am I imagining things?

Anyway, do I also remember you hinting at me that you were getting Jarvis to do something special for you, Carcass? I could be imagining that as well, but I'm sure you said something like that after I mentioned that he was meant to be at the In The Nursery event at the Sensoria festival, in April (but didn't turn up, in the end).

Yeah, it looks great. UK users probably aren't getting these, but I'm getting a lovely banner ad for Macy's at the top. I'm torn between purchasing a pair of tan coloured mens shorts and reading the U2 article.

Wow. This has achieved a quite considerable degree of alrightness. Congratulations.

Looks really good John, congratulations.

Thanks all. We've just added a pretty nice Last FM play list. If anyone wants to suggest artists I'd like to expand the playlist from 50 to 250 songs.

Well done, John (et al).

Should go on to be an important 'publication', I feel.

That's what I'm telling people, anyway! Heh!