Subject: sorry! no flames please! ohhh! ouch! eieeeeeeeeeee!!!!
Subject: Vaughn Oliver Naked!!!!!!!
Subject: Re: UVS
Subject: Re: japan '87 12" comp available!
Subject: Re: UVS
Subject: IOS
Subject: Re: HNIA
Subject: Sex Lifes of The Stars - Continued
Subject: Subject: Re: Palominos / Lori Carson
Subject: Maybe some news about Anke Wolbert
Subject: Vaughan Oliver typefont
Subject: Bettie Serveert: Crutches EP
Subject: TWP: Funky Little Demons
Subject: TWP: Going South
Subject: Re: UVS: Where IS he now?
Subject: Re: UVS
Subject: The Wolfgang Press
Subject: Re: FROM THE FLAGSTONES lyrics!?!? anyone!?!?1
Subject: more vinyl 4sale
Subject: Re: UVS / Margaret F.
Subject: Re: The Wolfgang Press
Subject: Re: UVS / Margaret F.
Subject: Re: FROM THE FLAGSTONES lyrics!?!? anyone!?!
Subject: Throwing Muses *Live* Performance
Subject: Ques:Lush,CT,Slowdive etc.
Subject: Re: UVS: Where IS he now?
Subject: Re: UVS: Where IS he now?
Subject: Re: Rasputina
Subject: Re: The Land of a Thousand Lakes
Subject: Dawn Penn
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 1995 23:16:04 -0600
On 5 January missy pepper (myself!) posted a letter with
subject line "tea tree oil soap too! etc, etc, " and somehow it bounced back to
you guys. this letter is giving me the worst problems. sorry.
lisa
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 1995 23:28:14 -0600
My contribution to the sensationalist movement:
for those of you not subscribed, on page 51 of huH! magazine
i happened upon Mr. Oliver himself sitting on a toilet wearing nothing
but a huH! tee. he's a twisted chap, vaughn, he is. *special note to
all graphics majors on thislisty* if you don't want to see your hallowed hero
screaming "one if by land, Two if by shirt!" while he's morphing into a
two-headed design-o-rama, AVOID THIS APGE! if you want a good laugh, then
seek it out. Geez it was just plain wierd to see that. And to any of you a
bit squeemish, all items of controversy are artfully concealed.
wierd. that's the only word for it......
Oh, and let us congratulate Neil Impelluso on getting his letter published
in the mag. if it even requires congratulations!?! it WAS neat though to
see a familiar name, and a familiar *4AD* name at that!
lisa
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 1995 23:04:12 -0800
Jan 5, 95 05:53:19 pm
Hmmm...
In response to the UVS query...I've heard that they/he was/were dropped
from 4AD with the reasoning being that Kurt spent way too much money
recording Rev and there was way too few sales to recoup.
I don't even remember where I saw this, which probably makes it a little
dodgy to post here, but I remember thinking that it was a reputable rumor.
Any other word?
Rick
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 1995 23:12:54 -0800
LEVENSTEIN" at Jan 5, 95 05:37:52 pm
Funn that this should be mentioned as I just went into my favorite
(spoken "FAY-VOH-RIIIT") record store today (Mod Lang in Berkeley) and
someone had been in a few hours before and sold about 100
indie/alternative cd's one of which was the aforemented 12" comp. I
snatched it up immediately. Was very exciting to get the Chain Changed
ep in its entirety...there was a copy there for a while and I never
picked it up, but now I have it on cd. Everyone say "yipee".
Rick
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 02:17:06 EST
> In response to the UVS query...I've heard that they/he was/were dropped
> from 4AD with the reasoning being that Kurt spent way too much money
> recording Rev and there was way too few sales to recoup.
>
> I don't even remember where I saw this, which probably makes it a little
> dodgy to post here, but I remember thinking that it was a reputable rumor.
>
> Any other word?
That's the word from the FAQ, and it's also what Sony/Columbia had to
say about it at the time.
Andrew
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 02:18:01 -0600
to answer the question someone asked, yes i do have "king of sweet"
I am curious about the group "Illusion of Safety". anyone out there got
any stuff? what does it sound like? seen them?
thanks,
rory
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 00:29:13 -0800
this may very well have been answered, but i'm not that far down
into my mailbox yet....
> Its called "King of Sweet". I think that its out of print now, but I
> could be wrong. It was only available through mail order. I, of course,
> am too lazy to bother with mail order, so I don't have it. Any opinions?
> Not of my laziness, but of the album!
KOS has, perhaps, 1 song in total from the two mail order *tapes*.
maybe two. no more than three. the mail order tapes are chock full
of bits and pieces of music and song and are lovely as can be, and
much closer to my heart than KOS. KOS wasn't mail order only, but was
ltd. to 2000...
*k* ...i heart tarantino...
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 04:45:49 -0500
>
>
Brandon Milner said:
Therefore, it kind of makes you curious how it must feel to them.
Being on the inside, making the music that makes you feel so delicious.
Just my opinion of course. I personally think all good music has
some sexual element in it. Whether if it is agressive, or shyly and
delicately introverted, it all feeds from the same sort of desires,
>
>
My original thread on this topic was that I'm not interested in other
people's sex lives, rock star or not. We all have one (or should) and
everyone is entitled to privacy, except for unfortunate exhibitionists.
You're right, all good music has some sexual element in it. Mine does.
However, about being curious about how it must feel to musicians knowing
people are making love while listening to their music: I'm flattered and
embarrassed. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a prude. But I think sex is so
one-on-one that taking it for granted in a public way is gross. Like I
said, even rock stars deserve privacy in bed.
Earlier this week there was a discussion of "the best music to have wild sex
to" on the RMUSIC list. It was offensive! I felt like I was stuck in a
locker room with a bunch of teenagers (if I were... well, never mind).
Just MHO.
Jan
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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 09:01:27 -0500
> Oh, and let us congratulate Neil Impelluso on getting his letter
> published
> in the mag. if it even requires congratulations!?! it WAS neat
> though to
> see a familiar name, and a familiar *4AD* name at that!
>
> lisa
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 1995 22:13:43 -0500
vilexile
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 06:50:25 -0800
I just read on the Curve WWW Page that according to Melody
Maker from June 1994:
["Toni Halliday has teamed up with an ex-member of Dutch 4AD band
Xymox to form a new group, Bassist Debbie Smith looks likely to
remain with Echobelly, and Dean Garcia is to embark on a solo
project. Halliday has been recording material away from Curve for
the past few months, but the band's press representatives have
constantly denied rumorurs of a split."]
Just thought you'd like to know.
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 16:03:05 +0100
For those who did not see the Vaughan Oliver typefont CURRENCY, I wanna tell
you I used A-Z in the layout of the PIAS WWW-server at:
CU,
Huite
Play It Again Sam (Huite Rietveld)
or
Huite Rietveld (Play It Again Sam)
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 16:03:33 +0100
Out right now: the new Bettie Serveert 'Crutches' EP.
It contains 3 tracks:
01. Crutches
02. Shades
03. Entire Races
The last two tracks will only be released on this EP.
Deliverable as CD-single in Digipack-sleeve and limited 10" vinyl.
More information on Bettie Serveert and their forthcoming album 'Lamprey'
(streetdate 23 jan 1995) is soon to be found at the PIAS WWW-server at URL:
Play It Again Sam (Huite Rietveld)
or
Huite Rietveld (Play It Again Sam)
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 16:03:23 +0100
It's manufactured right now: the new Wolfgang Press album. Containing twelfe
'Funk Noir' tracks:
01. Going South
02. 11 Years
03. Blood Satisfaction
04. Chains
05. Christianity
06. Derek the Confessor
07. So Long Dead
08. Executioner
09. She's so Soft
10. New Glass
11. Fallen not Broken
12. People Say
Produced by: Drostan Madden and Howard Gray.
You'll find more information on The Wolfgang Press at the PIAS-WWW server at:
Play It Again Sam (Huite Rietveld)
or
Huite Rietveld (Play It Again Sam)
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 16:03:14 +0100
Wow! Going South, the new EP of The Wolfgang Press is now playing overhere.
It's a four-track digipack, sleeve by Chris Bigg and TWP.
1. Going South (7" mix)
produced by Howard Grey and TWP
feat: Trevor Gray (additional keyboards and percussion)
2. Going South (@440 mix)
additional production and remix: Apollo 440
3. Chains (Wobble mix)
remixed: Jah Wobble, engineered: Mark Ferda
feat: BJ Cole (pedal steel guitar), Jah Wobble (bass guitar)
4. Going South (country style)
deconstructed: Michael Brook, engineered: Richard Evans
feat: Michael Brook (infinite guitar, buzz bass)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It's HOT!
You'll find more on The Wolfgang Press at the PIAS WWW-server at:
Play It Again Sam (Huite Rietveld)
or
Huite Rietveld (Play It Again Sam)
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 07:39:47 -0800
I should be able to get an answer on this pretty soon. If someone could
get me a discog of his production work post-Rev, with label information,
that would make things much easier. I'll post here if I do find anything
out.
Ivo is a dweeb. (Not *our* Ivo, *their* nasty Ivo.)
einexile
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 07:54:19 -0800
On Fri, 6 Jan 1995, D Andrew Reynhout wrote:
> That's the word from the FAQ, and it's also what Sony/Columbia had to
> say about it at the time.
What did Sony/Columbia have so say about *their* relationship with Mr.
Ralske? This, to my knowledge, has never been cleared up. At least I've
never understood what went on.
e
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 07:53:42 -0800
The new TWP single looks like it has some cool remixes on it.
I'm going to have to pick up a copy and check it out. I picked up Queer
when it first came out (in fact, found an import version a little bit
before the domestic version was released) and was really disappointed.
The new track on AVAM however is excellent, and I'm quite interested in
the new album if it's of the same quality. Anyone have any opinions they're
willing to share?
Chris Hanis
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 11:25:56 -0500
This whole new Cocteau lyrics thing is hilarious....
Here's *my* transcription of "From the Flagstones"
>From the Flagstones
At times I've seen you from the aureole; At times I"ve seen you from the
flagstones; At times I've seen you from the aureole; At times I've seen
you from the balustrade, at times I've seen you from the flagstones; you
can't cajole and you can't cajole and you can't cajole and can't cajole;
At times I've seen you from the aureole, at times I've seen you from the
flagstones; at times I've seen you from the aureole, at times I've seen
you from the flagstones; You may cajole and you may cajole and you may
cajole; you may cajole and you may cajole and you may cajole; you may
cajole and you may cajole and you may cajole and make a joke; At times
I've seen you from the balustrade; At times I've seen you from the
flagstones; At times I've seen you from the balustrade.
Mike
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 11:46:32 EST
any correspondence should be sent to PJ at Modernmusic (address
below) and not to me. I am just posting this as a favor to him.
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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 08:53:21 -0800
John Walker writes, of Ultra Vivid Scene:
>I thought his previous touring
>band, which featured the Breeders current bassist, Josephine Wiggs,
>had just as much firepower.
Speaking of which, back when the first Moonshake EP came out I heard that
Margaret Fiedler had previously played in UVS. Don't know whether on record
or on tour. Any truth to this? And while I'm asking, does anyone know whether
she's British or American?
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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 11:12:36 -0600
In <[email protected]>, Christopher Michael Hanis wrote:
> The new TWP single looks like it has some cool remixes on it.
> I'm going to have to pick up a copy and check it out. I picked up Queer
> when it first came out (in fact, found an import version a little bit
> before the domestic version was released) and was really disappointed.
> The new track on AVAM however is excellent, and I'm quite interested in
> the new album if it's of the same quality. Anyone have any opinions they're
> willing to share?
Queer was released in the UK something like a year before the US. (Use caution
when using the terms "domestic" and "import" on an international mailing
list!) FYI, the vinyl of "Queer" came with an extra 12".
I too was disappointed with "Queer" until I had listened to it about 12 times,
when it finally started to click with me. Now, although I think it's a great
album, there are still a few tracks I don't care for (like "Birdie Song"). The
new album is really excellent, I liked it almost immediately. I guess "Peace
on Fire" would fit in well with the album, but I haven't heard it enough to
say for sure. If anything I think "Funky Little Demons" is more accessible
than the 13YI track. I don't know what track is on the AVAM comp, so I can't
comment, is it a track that appears on FLD?
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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 09:50:02 -0800
Jan 6, 95 08:53:21 am
>
> John Walker writes, of Ultra Vivid Scene:
> >I thought his previous touring
> >band, which featured the Breeders current bassist, Josephine Wiggs,
> >had just as much firepower.
>
> Speaking of which, back when the first Moonshake EP came out I heard that
> Margaret Fiedler had previously played in UVS. Don't know whether on record
> or on tour. Any truth to this? And while I'm asking, does anyone know whether
> she's British or American?
Margaret is American...
Rick
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 13:34:00 -0600
Off an Ear" at Jan 6, 95 11:25:56 am
>
> This whole new Cocteau lyrics thing is hilarious....
>
> Here's *my* transcription of "From the Flagstones"
>
> >From the Flagstones
>
> At times I've seen you from the aureole; At times I"ve seen you from the
> flagstones; At times I've seen you from the aureole; At times I've seen
> you from the balustrade, at times I've seen you from the flagstones; you
> can't cajole and you can't cajole and you can't cajole and can't cajole;
> At times I've seen you from the aureole, at times I've seen you from the
> flagstones; at times I've seen you from the aureole, at times I've seen
> you from the flagstones; You may cajole and you may cajole and you may
> cajole; you may cajole and you may cajole and you may cajole; you may
> cajole and you may cajole and you may cajole and make a joke; At times
> I've seen you from the balustrade; At times I've seen you from the
> flagstones; At times I've seen you from the balustrade.
>
>
> Mike
WHOA...impressive...now finally I can compare notes with people
about the lyrics.....many, many thanks, and though it sounds like
hindsight, I honestly "thought so" with the "cajole" bit, but you
never can tell with those ever-interesting lyrics...thank you thank
you thank you for your help...
Kendal....>
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 15:05:34 EST
Just saw a poster for a Throwing Muses performance on January 19, Newbury
Comics, Harvard Square, Cambridge, Mass! It's in conjunction with the release
of "University". Pretty exciting - - - I don't know anything else right now.
If you'd like the phone number or other info, email me and I'll dig it up.
Cheers,
Matt Krom
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 17:19:35 -0500
First I want to let Francois and Ned know that I will be getting back
to you.(I know i'm really late) but I've been swamped with work and
have now turned to the list for assistance.
I'm doing a 15 minute presentation on "shoegazer" bands in my Music and
Society class, focusing due to time constraints on Lush and Slowdive
and was wondering if any listmembers could help me in a certain area.
1) Does anyone know the actual production techniques used to achieve
the hazy, layered-guitar effect that is characteristic of this type of
music?
2) Also what exactly is done with the vocals to make them so
indecipherable and dreamy? (particularly on _Spooky_ and _Souvlaki_)
3) As Robin Guthrie is known for his effects on _Gala_ and _Spooky_,
has he produced any other "ethereal" bands besides Lush?
4) Can anyone think of any musical characterisitcs of "shoegazer music"
based songs, blurred instrumentation, washy "big guitar" sound and an
ear-blistering live sound?
Thanks for your anticipated help. If you have any other suggestions for
things I may want to include in this short presentation, it would be
most appreciated. Also, there is no need to mail replies to the list,
and clog it up. You can mail personally to my address below. Thanks
again.
Gerald
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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 15:00:58 -0800
On Fri, 6 Jan 1995, vilexile wrote:
> I should be able to get an answer on this pretty soon. If someone could
> get me a discog of his production work post-Rev, with label information,
> that would make things much easier. I'll post here if I do find anything
> out.
well, if you can't find him, i'll just have to go out and search
high and low for him...on foot...in the rain...without an umbrella...
> Ivo is a dweeb. (Not *our* Ivo, *their* nasty Ivo.)
no..he's a creepy li'l troll who lives under a bridge and
eats billy goats for breakfast...
all i do is listen to uvs these days, and i have seriously
underestimated mr. ralske's talents over the years...his work
is so much more than what i had given him credit for...and
i've always adoured our dear kurt. i bought rev and listened to it
and then neatly tucked it away in my napa valley crate o'4ad stuff...
but it really is a beautiful record with great lyrics and these
wonderful melodies and rhythms... :sigh: if he's not recording,
he *should* be.
anyhoo...did he not produce something for rasputina? i can't find
info on them either...i know it was posted on a.m.a. a looong
time ago, but i guess i didn't save it. :( i've been wanting to
look into their music....being the sucker for strings that i am...
must stop rambling now..oprah is on...
*k-j* ...btw, does anyone have a detailed UVS discog. they could
share with me?...
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 16:34:52 -0800
>
> Ivo is a dweeb. (Not *our* Ivo, *their* nasty Ivo.)
>
Awwww, shucks, e, thanks!
btw, I just got Swallow's Hush ep for 2 dollars used and it is simply
wonderful.....*sigh*
who's the dweeb? Mr. W-R for dropping them? or them for breaking up?
hmmmmmm
ivo
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 17:38:48 -0800
Here's what the back of Rasputina's 'Transylvanian Concubine' 7"
"Dear Listener, Thank you for aquiring this - our debut laquer
pressing! On Side A you will find "Transylvanian Concubine" and "The
Vaulted Eel" while Side B contains the learned "Lesson #6" Feel free
to admire. Melora Creager on vocals and cello, Julia Kent and Serena
Jost on cello and Robert Rodrigues on percussion. MR. KURT RALSKE
PRODUCED THESE NUMBERS FOR US. HOW FINE! Always yours, Rasputina"
stop.
Imagine, if you will,
waltzing-thislisty-sung-in-Elizabeth-Fraser-highness-music played on
celloes, by three ladies and one gentleman in Victorian underwear. I
was completely overjoyed to recieve this in the mail since I could
never find it in stores. "Lesson #6" is a beautiful instrumental made
to sound like it's being played on an old Victrola.
Their label's address is...
Oculus Records; P.O. Box 148; Hoboken, NJ 07030 USA
Rastutina's address is...
247 Water St.; Brooklyn, NY; 11201 USA
[email protected]
p.s. I would love to know if they're touring.