Oh boy two bastardisations of the same song that was brilliant in the FIRST PLACE, first marcus now fucking army rastafarian here
19 May 2012, 1:27 pm
Oh boy two bastardisations of the same song that was brilliant in the FIRST PLACE, first marcus now fucking army rastafarian here

I wonder how many of my chapter titles can be adapted to include bastardisations of the word transmedia? #procrastination
19 January 2012, 8:07 pm
Transmedia Productions I wonder how many of my chapter titles can be adapted to include bastardisations of the word transmedia? #procrastination - http://twitter.com/EmmaBed... January 19 from transmedia - Twitter Search - Comment - Like

I wonder how many of my chapter titles can be adapted to include bastardisations of the word transmedia? #procrastination
19 January 2012, 8:07 pm
Crossmedia I wonder how many of my chapter titles can be adapted to include bastardisations of the word transmedia? #procrastination - http://twitter.com/EmmaBed... January 19 from crossmedia OR transmedia -... - Comment - Like

Facehammer on What do other Atheists think of Ayn Rand?
27 October 2011, 2:33 pm
Reddit-JIDF-Hasbara Facehammer on What do other Atheists think of Ayn Rand? - http://www.reddit.com/r... October 27 from Reddit - Comment - Like "It's nothing more than using bastardisations of these words as a weak rationalisation for your own greed and selfishness." - polymath22

clash_music: ClashMusic DJ Mix Podcast - DOK
4 August 2011, 7:47 am
clash_music ClashMusic DJ Mix Podcast - DOK - http://www.clashmusic.com/feature... August 4 from Clash Music - Music News... - Comment - Like New grime talent DOK supplies this week’s Clash DJ mix, providing an esoteric take on upbeat urban for your listening pleasure. Though having been active in the hastily-evolving grime scene for a number of years, DOK has chosen to keep a low profile, dipping briefly into the limelight with several Terror Danjah collaborations. Danjah was also present on DOK’s recent ‘West Coast’ EP – a innovative skewed funk take on a range of grime styles and ghetto-tech. DOK’s mix is a fine demonstration of his fresh approach to, well, everything, as well as his love of twisting electronica into something far dirtier than it should be. Glitchy UKG, various punishing bass tracks, 2-step twists, heady hip hop and plenty of grime bastardisations are present and correct, featuring the likes of Royal T, Wookie, Preditah, various DOK cuts and remixes, and several appearances from none other than Terror Danjah. And listen out for a choppy blast of Everything but the Girl, before things take a satisfyingly... - clash_music

clash_music: ClashMusic DJ Mix Podcast - Jon Convex
14 July 2011, 2:55 am
clash_music ClashMusic DJ Mix Podcast - Jon Convex - http://www.clashmusic.com/feature... July 14 from Clash Music - Music News... - Comment - Like Damon Kirkham, one half of Instra:mental, lays down a meaty, metallic groove-beast of a mix for the Clash DJ podcast, under his new solo alias, Jon Convex. The dark, experimental nature of Instra:mental’s sound is carried on through the Convex project, with an even larger array of sounds added into the equation, as demonstrated in his recent ‘Convexations’ EP, which delves into fragmented garage, futuristic acid house and dark club moods, to name but a few. Slithers of all three EP tracks feature in Kirkham’s Clash mix, alongside a glitchy tech number from Dutch dub progressive Martyn (taken from his new album on Flying Lotus’ Brainfeeder imprint) to open things up, several cuts from the continually-impressive and genre-defying Addison Groove, a clubby number from Joy O, an Instra:mental track and plenty of twisted techno, trip house and UK urban splices and bastardisations, all wisely woven together by Kirkham. The ‘Convexations’ EP is out now, on Martyn’s 3024 label. - You must be a... - clash_music

Stephen Hynds: I really don't mind most American bastardisations of the English language. "Microsoft said Monday" - this however is missing an "on". Ughh.
16 November 2010, 1:42 am
Stephen Hynds I really don't mind most American bastardisations of the English language. "Microsoft said Monday" - this however is missing an "on". Ughh. November 16, 2010 from Twitter - Comment - Like

clash_music: Nosaj Thing Live
22 October 2010, 7:35 am
clash_music Nosaj Thing Live - http://www.clashmusic.com/live-re... October 22, 2010 from Clash Music - Music News... - Comment - Like Mid-week partying in an East London warehouse set-up? I’m in, particularly when it’s the debut live AV show by superb American glitch-hop artist Nosaj Thing. Hosted by two innovative London arts/events crews, Earnest Endeavours and Deadly Rhythm, the night also featured psych-electronica act Free the Robots, who kicked things off with a set of gleefully mashed-up 8-bit and electro-jazz bastardisations. Very nice indeed. On to Nosaj Thing, aka Jason Chung, who immediately reacted to the crowd and his surroundings by rocking a particularly full-on sound, with heavier beats and beefier lines than usual. It went down a treat, of course. Tonight’s set demonstrated that Nosaj’s live tech skills are clearly on a par with his production expertise, as live versions of established tracks like ‘IOIO’ and the glitchy tones of ‘1685 Bach’ were spliced with all manner of samples, reworked and generally shifted in every direction by Chung, whilst still retaining an element of his floaty, Boards of... - clash_music

John Weeks: I love making up words that are believable bastardisations of real words. The meaning holds!
23 September 2010, 9:17 pm
John Weeks I love making up words that are believable bastardisations of real words. The meaning holds! September 23, 2010 from Twitter - Comment - Like