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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 07:20:20 -0500
Well, the list won't let me go, and the address it returns for the list
administrators gives me no response... so could _SOMEONE_ take me off of
here? I don't have time to read it anymore, and my mailbox is getting
overloaded...
Thanks for the fun, it's been great...
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 06:01:03 -0700
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Does anyone know the addresses of the list maintainers/managers/owners of the
lists in the TO: address in the header of this message (TOLKIEN, 4AD-L and
MEDIEV-L)? Thanks.
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 14:19:05 MEZ
GREETINGS ALL!
does somebody know the 4AD E-mail address?? thanks very much!
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
i'm thinking of buying some items and would like to order them
via 'Net, with credit card. that's easier, you know...
carlos
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 14:36:24 +0100
I got the Laika and Germano albums the other day.
Both seemed a bit... shapeless at first. The Laika album was certainly
stranger than I had expected. Not strange as in "His-Name-Is-Alive-like-
coming-out-of-the-blue,-innocent,-totally-different-from-anything-
else" strangeness, but more an early eighties, Colin
Newsman/Wire/Crammed kinda strangeness. Knowing strangeness.
It's growing on me.
I still haven't got a handle on the Germano album, but that
"Psychopath" track scares me. A lot.
I have decided for you all that the two last tracks on the Throwing
Muses single are so totally great that you have never heard anything
as great, ever. So there!
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 15:37:11 +0000
I picked up Breathless' Heartburst yesterday, and this is one album I'm
really starting to like... Has anyone got a discography? Opinions on
other albums by breathless?
While I was at it, I bought the TMC box set - and I must say that some
of the original versions are....great :) I was able to get the new
Throwing Muses ltd. as well - I think that album will be one of the great
ones this year...at least a very very good start.
I also bought Portishead (to make up my own mind) and it's - brilliant.
Right now I'm looking forward to see Throwing Muses and Belly live in
Glasgow. Anyone else on the list going there?
Jon
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 11:48:23 EST
> Right now I'm looking forward to see Throwing Muses and Belly live in
> Glasgow. Anyone else on the list going there?
>
> Jon
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 11:57:00 -0500
On Thu, 19 Jan 1995, David Mccallum wrote:
> Isn't Dead Can Dance sampled extensively on The Future Sound of
> London's "Papua New Guinea"? (A track that owes so much to Meat Beat
> Manifesto's "Radio Babylon" it's pitiful.)
Yes. It sampled Lisa Gerrard from "Dawn of the Iconoclast"
Also, Ultraviolet Catastrophe sampled "Echolalia" off of The Serpent's Egg
on their song "The Trip"
--Jason
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 11:24:09 -0600
20 Jan 95 11:57:00 EST" <[email protected]>
>Isn't Dead Can Dance sampled extensively on The Future Sound of
> London's "Papua New Guinea"? (A track that owes so much to Meat Beat
> Manifesto's "Radio Babylon" it's pitiful.)
Which gives me the chance to find out exactly what "Papua New Guinea"
is. Is it an EP? A single? A full album? Yust a song?
inquiring mind wants to know
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 17:16:07 +0000
On Fri, 20 Jan 1995, D Andrew Reynhout wrote:
> > Right now I'm looking forward to see Throwing Muses and Belly live in
> > Glasgow. Anyone else on the list going there?
>
> They're not really playing *together* are they?!?
>
> That would answer one of the great burning questions of modern Muse-dom.
Relax, relax. They won't. There's a month in between, so they won't even
get to meet eachother...
> I guess the scariest part of the idea is that Belly might have to
> headline, at least in the US. Is it the same in the real world?
Looks like it is...the starting act is something like splash white water
something (I can't really remember, but I think there was some water
there). I might have listened too much to the new Muses album though.
Anyway, I've never heard of them before. I'm sure Mr. Norman knows -
'ello?
Cheers,
Jon
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 12:35:13 -0500
> Which gives me the chance to find out exactly what "Papua New Guinea"
> is. Is it an EP? A single? A full album? Yust a song?
It is a song by The Future Sound Of London.
It was available as a CD-single (with 8 mixes), and appears on the CD
_Accelerator_, both of which are on Jumpin' & Pumpin' Records in the UK.
There is no US distribution for these releases, but you can get the
imports (though I haven't seen the CD-single in over half a year). Don't
ask me about vinyl, because I don't know.
One mix of the song is also available in the US on the _Cool_World_
soundtrack, and another mix is on the UK _Ambient_Senses:_The_Vision_
compilation.
- Adam J Weitzman
Individual, Inc.
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 10:32:23 -0800
David Mccallum asserts:
> Isn't Dead Can Dance sampled extensively on The Future Sound of
>London's "Papua New Guinea"? (A track that owes so much to Meat Beat
>Manifesto's "Radio Babylon" it's pitiful.)
Uh, isn't "Radio Babylon" on "Satyricon", which came out in 1992, a year
after FSOL's "Accelerator"?
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 14:24:56 -0500
Can someone give me label info on the Magnetic Fields releases? I have the
highway one, but I want to get the other two. I think someone said they were
being re-released, but I forget when and what record label. Also, wasn't there
some project with various singers (Sixths, maybe?)? Anyway, if someone can
give me info on this I would greatly appreciate it.
A little bit jumbled,
Matt H
Michigan State University
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 11:32:22 -0800
> Uh, isn't "Radio Babylon" on "Satyricon", which came out in 1992, a year
> after FSOL's "Accelerator"?
muahaha...a meat beat question. :)
radio babylon is not on satyricon.
helter skelter/radio babylon came out as a single in 1990. radio
babylon later appeared on the single to psyche-out in two other
mixed forms {probably shows up elsewhere, too}...
just for the uninitiated, jack dangers is a superkool purrson and
you should bow down and kiss his feet 'cuz his mixes & his music are
da grooviest...
anyone know what meat beat are up to, btw? i guess i should point
the ? to the zombies list, but even though i'm subbed i forget the
address...
*k-j* ...gonna throw on storm the studio now...wheeee!...
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 15:12:32 -0800
>
> > Uh, isn't "Radio Babylon" on "Satyricon", which came out in 1992, a year
> > after FSOL's "Accelerator"?
>
> muahaha...a meat beat question. :)
> radio babylon is not on satyricon.
> helter skelter/radio babylon came out as a single in 1990. radio
> babylon later appeared on the single to psyche-out in two other
> mixed forms {probably shows up elsewhere, too}...
> just for the uninitiated, jack dangers is a superkool purrson and
> you should bow down and kiss his feet 'cuz his mixes & his music are
> da grooviest...
> anyone know what meat beat are up to, btw? i guess i should point
> the ? to the zombies list, but even though i'm subbed i forget the
> address...
>
> *k-j* ...gonna throw on storm the studio now...wheeee!...
>
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IN OPTION THEY SAID THEY'RE TAKIN A BREAK AND BE BACK
W/ A NEW LP SOON (95)
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 17:09:53 +0000
(was Re: Heartburst)" (Jan 20, 11:48am)
On Jan 20, 11:48am, D Andrew Reynhout wrote:
> Subject: Muses & Belly (was Re: Heartburst)
> They're not really playing *together* are they?!?
>
I don't think so unless its a one off in Scotland. The Muses are on a pretty
short tour in the early part of February, whilst Belly are playing a longer
tour late February/March. But Belly will be around to play a one off earlier
date in London so it is _possible_.
> I guess the scariest part of the idea is that Belly might have to
> headline, at least in the US. Is it the same in the real world?
I suspect the same thing would be true here, although Hips'N'Makers raised
Kristin's profile a little over here.
Gary
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 15:55:16 -0500
> anyone know what meat beat are up to, btw? i guess i should point
> the ? to the zombies list, but even though i'm subbed i forget the
> address...
>
> *k-j* ...gonna throw on storm the studio now...wheeee!...
> Saw this message and I am wondering what and where is the zombie list. I
am a fan of MBM.
The last thing I heard or know of was that dangers did that Papa Brittle
CD ... hope that
helps. You proably already new that.
-Luna-
- Luna -
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 15:08:00 M
>and god conjures currents to break our fragile bones
I thought it was "to break our fragile boats." Makes more sense doesn't
it?
-Jacob Paul Leonard
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 16:46:28 -0500
hi all,
first off, i apologize to all who've already read this...my mailreader
fucked up late wednesday night and i wasn't sure if this message got
through. my mailreader is supposedly fixed now, so i'll try it again...
well, wednesday was a muses-filled day...made up for my being sick as a dog!
the promo appearance at tower in nyc seems about the same as that
described by matt in boston...he said...
>Anyway, Throwing Muses played: Bright Yellow Gun (you're kidding!), another
>University song, Bea, Furious, [Kristen's string breaks and she begins using
>a guitar belonging to an audience member], Counting Backwards, two more
>University songs, Jak (! from one of the Firepile ep's), Mania, and
>Two Step. Very nice.
okay, the only difference was that we didn't get to hear two step. :(
also kristin broke her pick during bright yellow gun (she said, "i busted
my unbustable pick!"), and dave dropped a drumstick during mania
(but recovered it quickly). a great mini-show, but extremely bright
(that's the first thing kristin said when she walked onstage, "wow, it's
*bright* in here"). then they signed cd's and stuff, which was also very
cool.
*then* i got home just in time for the chat with tm on america online!
pretty average questions mostly (i got three answered!). they said that
the u.s. tour will start in the pacific northwest in march and wind up in
the northeast in may, so watch out for them! i downloaded a transcript
from aol, so i can send it to people if anyone wants it.
*also* someone asked if there was going to be a throwing muses
interactive/cd rom thing in the future, and they said that there already
is a promo thing for university (similar to the one warner did for lush
for the release of split...), and that it would be in the warner area on
aol. well, i went there after the chat and it had just been uploaded
yesterday! it's *big* (ca. 3.5 mg) and only for the mac now (kristin said
the pc version will be up in a few days), but sort of fun. it has clips
from nearly every song from university, as well as a very cute picture of
ryder. so, if you have access to aol, check it out!
p.s. (added 1/20) now also on aol in the mtv section are two pictures
(one of kristin and one of dave and bernard) taken during the aol chat
and uploaded within the past few days.
enjoy!
maura
"if i were a man i'd have a gun"
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 16:47:17 -0600
Jan 20, 95 03:08:00 pm
>
> >and god conjures currents to break our fragile bones
>
> I thought it was "to break our fragile boats." Makes more sense doesn't
> it?
>
> -Jacob Paul Leonard
>
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 16:13:03 -0500
In message Thu, 19 Jan 1995 17:30:44 EST,
"the missing 8th dwarf: mopey"
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 16:04:00 M
I live in Utah and every once in a while our local "ALTERNATIVE" radio
station X96 does a thing called "Great Expectations" where they have about
five bands perform together and it's free. Well I was listening to the
lineup for this on which takes place next month and headlining the concert
was non other than our wonderful "BELLY." Why they are coming to do a free
concert is a wonder to me. The only other group I can remember is
Everclear.(eeeeeeeeeeeeeekkkkk) I can't wait. If anyone is close enough to
come and would like the exact date write me.
-Jacob Paul Leonard
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 15:57:00 M
>>Isn't Dead Can Dance sampled extensively on The Future Sound of
>> London's "Papua New Guinea"? (A track that owes so much to Meat Beat
>> Manifesto's "Radio Babylon" it's pitiful.)
>Which gives me the chance to find out exactly what "Papua New Guinea"
>is. Is it an EP? A single? A full album? Yust a song?
You can find it on the "COOL WORLD" soundtrack. It also has amazing
songs by Moby and Electronic if you like that kind of stuff.
-Jacob Paul Leonard
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 15:56:33 -0800
I've been meaning to mention these two
albums for a while now:
Lida Husik / Beaumont Hannant
quite an excellent mini-album out on Astralwerks,
sorta ambient, very electronic, with nice vocals from Lida.
Papa's Gun - Bend
has anyone else heard this? they sent us a cd, and
it's pretty good in an 'approaching middle of the
road' sort of way (the same category i'd put
Madder Rose in, if you know what I mean). nothing
*really* uncommon, but some excellent songs
nonetheless.
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Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 19:01:10 -0500
Responding to a debate between David McCallum and Jens Alfke...
> David Mccallum asserts:
>> Isn't Dead Can Dance sampled extensively on The Future Sound
>> of London's "Papua New Guinea"? (A track that owes so much to
>> Meat Beat Manifesto's "Radio Babylon" it's pitiful.)
>
> Uh, isn't "Radio Babylon" on "Satyricon", which came out in 1992,
> a year after FSOL's "Accelerator"?
Uh, no. :G) "Radio Babylon" was one of MBM's first singles, dating back to
the mid-to-late 80's. I don't think it was ever included on an album
(definitely not _Satyricon_, anyway), although there were two remixes on the
US CD-single of "Psyche-Out".
Does anyone happen to know what MBM are up to these days?
from
jEREMY oRR
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 16:58:57 -0800
19, 95 04:15:15 am
>From Brian Lyons:
> Hi 4ad enthusiasts, just wanted to let you know about an ensemble I think
> many of you would appreciate. They are called Eau Vive and reside here in
> Seattle, Washington.
Thought I'd provide some input from someone who has seen them but has
no connection to the band...
I have seen them twice, though the first time I only caught the last
few songs of their set. I had gone to see two other bands and had
never heard of Eau Vive previously. My reaction to them was that
they were decent but needed some polishing. Certain aspects were
really neat, such as their use of very non-standard string instruments
and drums. I'm not going to get into what kinds these were because I
am not well-versed in it and quite simply don't know what they are
called. Anyway, they were ok but I thought too one-dimensional.
The second time I saw them was this past Oct. 31, at Seattle's
Gloomstock, which was attended by about 10 people or so. I made
sure to get there in time to see Eau Vive's whole set, and found that
they had in fact gotten more polished. They sounded really good, and
the instruments were played much more dynamically. I don't yet have
this tape that Brian mentioned, so I can't comment on that.
If you like the bands on Projekt then you may well like Eau Vive.
Also if you like 4AD stuff more in the lines of old Clan of Xymox
or This Mortal Coil or DCD. If you are more of a Pixies/Muses
person and don't care for the more "gloomy" stuff, you probably
won't care for Eau Vive much.
--
Paul W. Francisco "Awake unto stars washed by rains and cries
[email protected] Awake into skies rich with sung refrain"
- Eden
Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 20:41:44 -0500
HM Cambridge Date: Fri, 20 Jan 1995 22:06:58 -0400
Towards the Within is playing at the Brattle Theatre Saturday at 9pm
Bettie Seevert is playing at the Middle East Downstars Sunday at 9pm
reid