From: Jon Gonzales
Subject: Liz in a Swindle (formerly Derivative / "sucks")
By the way, Was Liz in "The Great Rock'nroll Swindle?" Inquiring minds....
From: Jack B Huynh
Subject: to bran nelson..
since every will eventually know, i might as well say it now. i
accidently deleted robin's e-mail to me! in my excitement, i was stupid.
anyways, brant, please contact me and help me out.....
thanks
jack (the 13th month) huynh
[email protected]
From: Kelli-Jeanne
Subject: Re: new (D)HNIA?
i have already sent out a note to the person who is selling
that interesting compilation, and will subsequently order the cd..not
just because i'm collektor skumm {albeit, twee skumm} but because it
does sound like a rather nifty li'l comp. since pd-m is listed, i would
imagine dhnia is yet another off the beaten path "side group" of warren's
or his friend's.
groovienoiselovin'etherealgeekthegirlie, * k-j *
From: vilexile
Subject: ???: Ambient [something] Vol. 4
This is a very stupid question, I know, and I've seen a hundred threads
on this disc, but I can't for the life of me find the exact name of the
disc anywhere and I'm not sure if I should order it or not. This is the
disc with a new Seefeel song on it which was not on Fracture, plus a new
Aphex Twin song, I think. I thought this was A Brief History of Ambient
Vol. 4 but when I asked at ear-rational if it was coming out in the US,
the guy (Dave?) told me *none* of them had come out domestically, so
since I have Vols. 1 et 2 US domestic, it must be something else. What,
then? What in hell is the CD I want, and is it coming out in the US or
not? Someone please help. :)
Sorry to those of you on both 4AD Hell and the Ambient list.
einexile, in a MUCH better mood all of a sudden
From: Heffalump
Subject: Re: corruption, illegality,
and musical taste -- payola and buying/selling promos
> Personlly, I collect the promos _and_ the regular releases, so my conscience
> is clear on this point (as well as stupid!). But by buying promos, we
> prevent them from being played on the radio and in shops, which almost
> always means that fewer people hear the proper releases and thus don't buy
> them. Here, of course, I'm not so innocent.
Well, I worked in a record store that sold promos like crazy (all the
ones we got in, anyway). I agree about buying the regular releases
too... I loved promos. One day, I realised that all my fave-fave bands
weren't getting any of my ke$h. I wasn't doing anything to support them,
yet I sucked the fun right out of 'em still. So now I stay away from
promos unless (1) [otherwise] unreleased material (2) I don't know if I
*want* to give the band my money (3) I plan on shelving the commercial
release (shrine) and using the promo for play...
However... as for -if you buy promos the record store won't be able to
play them anyway...- I don't jive with that. In my experience, the
record store didn't *want* to play the stuff anyway, so it put 'em out
for sale. It's not really diminishing the exposure a band gets...
[email protected]
"He who clearly apprehends the scheme of existence does not rejoice over
life, nor repine at death; for he knows that external limits are not final."
From: Kelli-Jeanne
Subject: noise and dead defever group
yepper. dead his name is alive *is* his name is alive.
but it's NOISE. pure simple happyfun noise...so you fans
of the more cutesy-weirdish hnia stuff on 4ad wouldn't
want to grab that comp. like i basically wrote in the
discog. about princess dragon-mom : STAY AWAY FROM IT!
you'll hate it. screechy guitar noise, good for playing
really loud when you're really irked about something and
you want to scream along with some music. sort of like
grenadine's 'srew' without mark singing...
fun is rancid... *k*
From: Heffalump
Subject: Grenadine
I jus' got the new Grenadine cd...
buh buh buh buh buh
can you feel the waves coming off my body?
Yeah, yeah. Nice stuff. How's the first?
[email protected]
"He who clearly apprehends the scheme of existence does not rejoice over
life, nor repine at death; for he knows that external limits are not final."
From: Kelli-Jeanne
Subject: bye the weigh... {regarding the new music list}
how do i get on that dang thing!? i've tried a thousand
lifetimes, and i never can find the correct address or way to sub
or i'm completely ignored by whatever/whoever does the subbing
and so on and so forth.....
illusory *k*
From: Another Reason to Cut Off an Ear
Subject: Re: Info sought about 4ad albums
"The Moon and the Melodies" was HARDLY overlooked. I think everyone here
basically takes it for granted when someone asks "What have Cocteau Twins
done outside their own band proper?" that TMaTM is automatically included.
Most people look at it as a Cocteau Twins record anyway, in spite of its
delineation.
Mike
From: Jan Hanford
Subject: Subject: NEW DREAMPOP home page
>Hey all you pop music fans!
>I am just put up a sneak preview of the WWW version of my e-zine
>DREAMPOP. I think most of you will find something here to like. Not
>all the review pages are up yet, but you can get a taste of what
>I have to offer by setting the URL of your favorite web browser to:
>Let me know what you think.
>--Brendon
Hey Brendon!
I took a look at your home page. It's great! I especially liked your frank
description of yourself and how you came to be involved with music the way
you are. The Web pages I've seen tend to be very cold and lack any kind of
humanity. Yours is a welcome change.
I'm looking forward to your continuing Dreampop. Let me know when you've
added more.
Jan Hanford
[email protected]
From: Brendon Macaraeg
Subject: Re: Subject: NEW DREAMPOP home page
>
>Hey Brendon!
>
>I took a look at your home page. It's great! I especially liked your frank
>description of yourself and how you came to be involved with music the way
>you are. The Web pages I've seen tend to be very cold and lack any kind of
>humanity. Yours is a welcome change.
>
>I'm looking forward to your continuing Dreampop. Let me know when you've
>added more.
>
>Jan Hanford
>[email protected]
>
Hi Jan:
Hey thanks for the kind words. Hopefully the rest of it will be up by the
end of November.
I am a grad student at NYU...busy with final projects now.
Could you tell me what clark.net is?
Regards,
Brendon
==================================================
Brendon Macaraeg
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Writer/Editor of DREAMPOP:
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From: Bryan M
Subject: vault songs by clan of Xymox...yah or nay
all concerned
afghanistan at nwnd:
i saw a non-4ad clan of xymox cd on sale yeasterday for $22.95
it hada hindu looking idol on the cover...some tracks include a day and musco
viet mosquito....i think the first half is demos for the self titled coxymox
lp
it hada hindu looking idol on the cover...some tracks include a day and musco
viet mosquito....i think the first half is demos for the self titled coxymox
lp.it was called simple pleasures or something to that effect under the name
XYMOX
anyone who has it....is it worth the import price, ideas reviews all welcome
reply on list or privately at [email protected] thanks
ps the computers been doin some funny-ass things lately so if thiws message come
s across kinda funny you'll know why...thanks again
afghanistan for xymox peace
ps i gave the wrong adress [email protected] im sucha fuckup!
From: Richard Singer
Subject: Re: Recent Videos (was: NON 4AD . . . in a big way)
jOHN yOCHIM
From: Literati
Subject: Re: Recent Videos (was: NON 4AD . . . in a big way)
Richard Singer, squinted in the glow of the television:
>On the subject of videos, I must admit that I was a little disappointed
>by the excerpt from _Toward The Within_ that appeared on _120
>Minutes_. "American Dreaming" is a decent enough song, but does the
>song video chosen from the film have to be one that completely lacks any
>performance from Lisa Gerrard? Is Lisa just a bit too unusual for the
>MTV circuit? Do the people who picked this one feel that America might
>take more to a video entitled "American Dreaming"? It's a shame that the
>first MTV performance video of Dead Can Dance that I've seen (taking
>into consideration that the video for "Yulunga" had no DCD performance
>footage) lacks the element in Dead Can Dance that I love the most.
Well, first of all, let me state that I am one of the hugest Lisa Gerrard
fans on the planet, and I would agree that she is my favourite part of Dead
Can Dance.
However, I am GLAD that "American Dreaming" is being presented from that
album. It is, I think, one of the best songs on there, and certainly more
likely to get mass exposure than "Cantara," which is my other contender for
best song on the record. "American Dreaming" is very pretty, and while
different from other DCD stuff, I think it's a good introduction to the
band. All of the Lisa G. songs on _Towards the Within_ do not have much
commercial potential, I'm afraid, even though I may love them. She only
sings in English on one song, and that's a big matter to the U.S.
I, for one, would LOVE to see DCD become successful in the mainstream. If
anyone deserves it, it's them.
Literati
____
// \\ () I'll be told that I'm grown when I turn twenty-one
\_/ // () But I won't really feel it
// So I'll dress up in black and be melodramatic
/ [email protected]
From: Susan Curran
Subject: Re: Pram info requested
94 02:27:21 pm
> The Drums sound like garbage can lids sometimes, and her voive is very
> chilling. I just wish they used those guitars a little bit more. But thats
> just me. Some one compared them to MOONSHAKE once, but I have yet to hear
> any similarity.
Yeah, the drumming is really neat - almost reminds me of steel drums. I wish
they used guitar more, too, and the later stuff has even less guitar. I'm not
sure about "Gash" though, which is the only thing I haven't heard. As for the
Moonshake comparison, do you have the "Big Good Angel" ep? One of Dave's songs
on there reminds me a bit of Pram in the opening. The comprison stops once he
starts singing, though.
From: missy pepper
Subject: Re: The Moon and the Melodies
is the moon and the melodies out of print?
From: missy pepper
Subject: Re: Its a conspiracy
> CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT : Bastards!!!!! England is beggining to sound
> like a european South Africa, oppressive but not nearly as sunny!!
>
wow! i haven't seen any thing in the states about this piece of unbelievable
tyranny... only in the brit mags 24seven and Select. i know if alot of people
here in the staes knew, they would be *quite* full of protest!
i saw a performance piece by nigel roth of therapy? cover art fame (last album)
that dealt with religon and violence. it was probably the most moving piece of
art i have ever seen! It was an amazing chance to see an international artist
in front of an audience of about 100. very powerful stuff. He talked to a few
of us aterwards, and mentioned that this justice bill concerned him as far as
the violence part went. He's english, but he's lived in Ireland for the past
twenty years or so, so part of the piece's source was the atmosphere in his
home country. This was just the coolest thing...I know that it's not 4AD but
those who like such beauteous music, i think those would thrive in such an
inspiring experience. watch for nigel roth.
From: missy pepper
Subject: Re: geek the sale
Norman Levinson wrote:
> i've got a copy of lisa germano's geek the girl cd for sale.
> any interested parties please contact me.
I want it! i want it! how much will you sell it for?
i mailed the list, cause i didn't see your e-address.
lisa
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