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Jam, sorry for my delay, mate �I�ve been on a walkabout, of sorts.

Yes.

Get stuffed you ignorant troll.  The same stuff that ticks you off ticks us off.  (I improvised a bit, but how�s that?)  

Sounds right.

If you don�t mind my saying so, you�ve observed the board dynamics well, in your short time here.

One must admit, agitprop sometimes has its place.

I�ve been on this board, sporadically, sometimes leaving for months on end, since before 9/11.  There aren�t as many discussions and dialogues as there once were.  These days, it is more a place to post individual gripes and grievances and to rage against the machine, but that all serves a purpose as well.  The kali-yuga, after all, is upon us.  At any rate, do stick around, it can sometimes take time for things (and personalities) to gel, if and when they do.

How is the music scene in Morocco, by the way?  I really know only (the music of) Natacha Atlas (ex Transglobal Underground), now recording in Belgium (I think), but, as I recall, she is a fan of Moroccan music.  I also like (Algerian) DJ Cheb I Sabba who records on an indie label here in the States, Six Degrees, out of San Francisco.  I do have a rather good collection of Arabic (and Indian) music and, when I lived in the Middle East (�90�s), used to go clubbing regularly in Cairo, to some of the best, most infectious music in the world.

All the best �

Serv

Jam,

Afwan.  

Among other things.  And he would then probably have written about it and offered his manuscript to the sound of approving gasps arising from the collective throat of the decadent avant-garde.

Well, let�s hope not, despite the fact that you are in the region of Tangiers!  Or let us hope, in any case, that you fare better in that process than did MacGregor Mathers and what seems to me an unenviable string of others.

Likewise, Jam, and carry on!

Serv