JohnnyReggae

Dan is really awesome and he's busy with a new album at the moment. Going to be playing at Silverstar casino on the 25th. Would like to see him play live, brilliant guitarist !!!! Dan Patlansky - Start

Dan Patlansky - Frozen Dirt

Flash Republic - Star

Dan Patlansky - Start

Harris Tweed - Ode To Confusion

The Project Hate MCMXCIX - Arise To His World Of Infamy

Damn !!! Those bails looked sore

Magenta - Black Tomorrow

The Project Hate MCMXCIX - Our Wrath Will Rain Down From The Sky

Bloodhorse - Good Son

Chromium - It Begins Here

Depeche Mode - Fragile Tension

Katatonia - Clean Today

Portishead - Silence

Bilocate - Blooded Forest

Voice of Destruction - A Beast Is Born Listening to the whole CD. Found it at Look & Listen on the weekend. Was very surprised as I've been looking for the CD for a very long time. Last time I had managed to listen to their stuff was when I saw them play live at the Purple Turtle in Cape Town about 10 years ago.

Voice of Destruction - Bloedrivier

Jungle Rot - Nerve Gas Catastrophe

God Dethroned - Poison Fog

What .... half is missing ? Damn half my bike has been stolen.... !! Didn't even notice to tell you the truth. Will have to keep riding it like that as times are tough and can't afford a new one

God Dethroned - Behind Enemy Lines

Hectic !!! Now that's a blast from the past... Still remember the music video... on Pop Shop

Tipper - Primordial Soup

For a different perspective on the 29'er..... I usually ride with a 24" (MUni) with a 3" wide tyre which is just a beast and is so stable. I bought myself a 29'er running a ExiWolf 2.3" a while back and the difference for me is unbelievable. The 29'er rolls so easily over everything. Over roots and rocks that I normally have to watch and take very deliberatly, the 29'er just eats up. The 29'er is also more nimble than the 24", but that is probably because the 29'er weights around 2kg's less than the 24" (thinner tyre and aliminium frame). The 29'er however is not up to the more technical trails with bigger drops that the 24" can handle. I put this down in part to the 29'er itself with the width of the tyre and not having the torque to brake as effectively (unless you run it with a brake, and mine is currently broken), and also partly down to my skill level. The 29'er is just a little more scary when it comes to doing more technical terrain, and when you look over a drop and you're a little higher up there is always a little more fear