Subject: Re: TMC song to the siren
Subject: Re: TMC song to the siren
Subject: Cocteau Box Set
Subject: Re: TMC song to the siren
Subject: Re: This Rimy River
Subject: not 4ad related but heck, it's the smiths!
Subject: The Cat's Miauw
Subject: Frank Black : his new label
Subject: Re: Cocteau Box Set
Subject: Re: Early (1980) 4AD mispresses.
Subject: Re: Frazier Chorus..?
Subject: so long
Subject: Re: Cocteau Box Set
Subject: throwing muses
Subject: tim buckley
Subject: Re: Re[2]: addresses
Subject: Re: full of vinegar, piss, and ???'s
Subject: Re: 4AD e-mail
Subject: Re: Belly EP
Subject: Re: 4AD-L Digest - 13 May 1995 to 14 May 1995
Subject: Re: Belly EP
Subject: Re: MBV List...& St Etienne
Subject: Re: Seefeel / Verve / AZ weenies
Subject: Re: full of ???'s
Subject: Re: so long
Subject: Re: so long
Subject: Re: so long
Subject: OMAHA: HELP ME
Subject: Frazier Chorus..?
Subject: Hoopla!
Subject: Re: This Rimy River
Subject: Cocteau twins box set
Date: Sun, 14 May 1995 23:23:12 -0600
A genius named Tim Buckley wrote and performed "Song to the Siren". TMC
have done some of his other songs as well, but i can't remember which
ones off hand and my boxed set is at home. If someone else doesn't beat
me to the answers i can get that information for you if you'd like.
Cheers,
Elaun
X Elaun L. Cable x Rm. 127 MacEwan Hall x "My life suits X
X Spoken Word Director x University of Calgary x me very well..." X
X CJSW 90.9 fm x Calgary, AB x X
X x T2N 4N1 x X
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On Sun, 14 May 1995, Matt Neimark wrote:
> Who originally did thsi song?
> Matt
>
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 01:45:16 -0400
tim buckley originally did song to the siren
todd sanders
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 01:52:48 -0400
I think that one or more of my CT cd's from the box set have
been stolen from my cd collection. I know that Tiny Dynamite is
missing... Could someone please list for me all of the cd's
that are in the box set? I seem to have forgotten! Thanx!
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 02:29:25 -0400
>who originally did this?
I believe it was Tim Buckley...Jeff Buckleys dad.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 09:50:26 +0100
To UK subscribers.
Apart from getting This Rimy Tiver book from the 4AD mail order are there
any other bookshops selling this. I tried in my local Waterstones but
they didn't haven't. I also tried Dillons. My HMV is too small to carry it.
Did anyone see RHP on Electric Ballroom on Saturday.
'H'Y
(The Panda Thieves)
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 10:21:10 GMT
mi ch a el wrote:
>that smiths list is kind of wierd
>they do talk alot about anyting but the smiths and morrissey
Ha ha ha ha, the 4AD list accusing another list of not sticking to the
topic. Ha ha ha ha. Let's face it, *all* mailing lists are for discussing
whatever the fuck their members want to discuss. The only reason mailing
lists have charters is so that people, who can't think of more original
flames, can flame other people for being off-topic.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 11:26:41 N
Hi,
Last week I found the _Long Secret_ compilation CD on Harriet in my local
record shop. It's a nice comp, but I haven't listened to it enough yet to
give a good description so I won't.
But so far, the song on it by the Australian band _The Cat's Miauw_ struck
me completely. Is there anyone who knows more about them? Do other tracks
of them exist? If so, on what label? (Summershine I would expect).
Thanks,
--gert
P.S. I'm not subscribed to the list, so please mail me personally (or
cc me at least) --- thanks
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 13:14:00 +0200
For anyone who is interested in Frank Black:
According to the last edition of 'Oor' (A dutch music magazine), he is
now on Virgin records.
bye,
Pim.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 09:45:53 -0400
THE COCTEAU BOX SET INCLUDES:
LULLABIES
SUNBURST AND SNOWBLIND
PEPPERMINT PIG
DIALS-CRUSHED-THE HIGH MONKEY MONK-OOMINGMAK
AIKEA GUINEA
ICEBLINK LUCK
SPANGLE MAKER
TINY DYNAMINE
ECHOES IN A SHALLOW BAY
LOVE'S EASY TEARS
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 10:03:47 -0400
eh, and since we are talking about mispresses.....
when i went to london in january, i bought a tape by the beautiful south,
and the title of the tape was "choke", and there were the lyrics of
the songs inside the sleeve. however; noone of the songs on the tape
matched the tittles of lyrics.
anyone else shares my experience with tbs's choke? :)
Joherius...
On Tue, 9 May 1995, Literati wrote:
> Ivo was a lucky boy:
>
> >On Tue, 9 May 1995, Another Reason to Cut Off an Ear wrote:
> >
> >> Speaking of Mispresses....
> >>
> >> Did anyone ever have anything odd occur with their CT Box Set? When I firs
> >> got it, I popped in Peppermint Pig and out came some rapper yelling, "I
> >> like PUSSY!..." And I thought, "Well, this is obviously NOT Liz..." :)
> >>
> >>
> > Well, nothing so extreme, although my copy of the first ep had two
> >covers in it... *shrug*
>
> This isn't even REMOTELY 4AD related, but I bought a Led Zeppelin tape once
> that only had a leader, no actual TAPE in it! I played it, and 5 seconds
> later, it stopped.
>
> The best story of this type that I heard was a friend of mine who bought a
> Soundgarden album, only to find Dr. somebody-or-other's Songs for Children
> inside. He never returned it because the Songs for Children were probably a
> lot better than the Soundgarden would have been.
>
> Literati
>
> ____
> // \\ () Iffin' you really care for me, Don't comb your hair for me
> \_/ // () Iffin' you want to make me weak and weepy,
> // Then act real weird and wild and creepy --Dame Darcy
> / -- [email protected] --
>
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 16:50:07 +0200
Bob
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 07:31:55 MDT
Last post...
enjoy
The GWAR-Cocteau Twins connection...
-GWAR has been, at times, produced by Alain Jourgensen and Paul Barker
-Alain and Paul are members of a project called "Pigface"
-Trent Reznor was also a member of "Pigface"
-On Trent's album "Pretty Hate Machine" he both credits and samples
TMC
-Cocteau Twins were a part of TMC
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bye
sleigh bells ring, are you listening?
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 08:58:45 -0500
There are ten cds; so just count. It's Tiny Dynamine, BTW. Also,
look at their discography page at 'http://garnet.berkeley.edu:8080'.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 12:00:33 -0400
does anyone know if the throwing muses ep (i don't recall the name)
with "finished" and "cry baby cry" and two other songs (i don't recall
the names) is available on cd? My vinyl copy has warped and I would
love to own it on cd. IMHO, it is the best work they've done.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 12:08:56 -0400
TMC also covers Buckley's "Morning Glory" and "I must have been blind"
Date: Thu, 11 May 1995 16:14:07 MET
Larry Koch
Date: Thu, 11 May 1995 16:27:42 MET
Jason Bryant
Date: Thu, 11 May 1995 16:22:33 MET
King of the Monsters!
Date: Thu, 11 May 1995 16:39:45 MET
Philip Locke
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 13:29:45 CST
Dream Being wrote:
> was just wondering.. his name is alive - is this a christ reference?
Sounds like it could be - it has a sort of biblical ring to it, but
then this is the band that once released something entitled I Had Sex
With God, so it doesn't seem likely. I do know that Warren has
produced some stuff for a really, really awful band who are total
jeezus freaks - I wonder if he knows that...
L a r r y, who has just left the list
[email protected]
PS: Hey Jeremy Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 20:23:17 +0200
Huite Rietveld writes:
>Philip Locke
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 12:14:36 -0700
>BTW, Great news about St Etienne not splitting up. Is the project that
Bob
>and Pete are working on with the three vocalists called Golden. They
have two
>songles out on Bob's Icerink label.
>
i'm very glad that they are not breaking up!!!!
is there anyway that someone could post a St. Etienne discography for
me???? to tell you the truth i only have "So Tough" right now, but i
love it i would love to get more.... thank you in advance.
-robert.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 12:24:04 -0700
Grant Schwartz writes:
>Here's a interesting rumour, Seefeel may be remixing songs from the
>Cocteau Twins Treasure album for a sort of re-release in the near
>future.
Let's hope they do this in more of an old-Seefeel style; given their last few
releases one would expect the results to consist of nothing but the "Treasure"
drum tracks with some distortion and echo, plus one-second snippets of Liz's
voice once in a while. (OK, I like "Succour", but I wouldn't want a remix of
"Treasure" to sound anything like that.)
somebody wrote:
>> They were sued (?) by the dumbshits at Verve, a jazz label,
>> because they were afraid that their customers would buy (The) Verve's
>> albums thinking they were Verve label releases
It's more complicated than that. If you have a trademark on a word, and you
let somebody else use that word not in connection with your product, without
stopping them or filing a lawsuit, you can lose your trademark since it will
be determined by the courts that the word has fallen into generic usage. This
has happened to many now-generic words that were once valuable trademarks
(can't remember any at the moment) and still keeps the lawyers for Kleenex and
Xerox awake at night.
(Speaking of old jazz record labels, I recommend the Blue Note CD sampler that
Starbucks is selling for $10 to promote their new Blue Note blend. It's got
some really tasty tracks by Coltrane, Monk, Billie Holliday et al; plus "Song
For My Father", which Steely Dan copped as the riff to "Rikki Don't Lose That
Number", and which Meat Beat Manifesto sampled heavily on one of the tracks on
"100%".)
>whom have i reached?
I apologize on behalf of all past and present Arizona residents [I spent three
long years in Tucson] for this inexplicable and lame posting.
Jens Alfke ________ OpenDoc Geometer _______ [email protected]
Zachary Taylor was a Barosaurus and, at 89 feet,
was possibly our longest President ever.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 15:25:34 -0500
---from Huite Rietveld (quoting Jason Bryant):
> > Someone just has to know the answer to these inquiries:
> >
> > I saw yesterday, a Frank Black release entitled _the Black Sessions_,
> > which was *suprise* in a black jewel case, with a 'Made in Holland'
> > sticker on it. I'm assuming that this is his last release to be
> > affiliated with 4AD, and elektra, yes?
>
> This can't be a 4AD or PIAS (4AD's distributor in Holland) release.
> Although I've never seen it, I dare to say it's a bootleg.
This CD has turned up at the local Blockbuster Music, of all places.
Although it does have the 4AD logo, it does appear to be a boot. It was
like $32 or so, if anyone's interested. (Ugh...)
---Jeremy
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 16:43:27 -0500
The GWAR-Cocteau Twins connection...
-GWAR has been, at times, produced by Alain Jourgensen and Paul Barker
-Alain and Paul are members of a project called "Pigface"
-Trent Reznor was also a member of "Pigface"
-On Trent's album "Pretty Hate Machine" he both credits and samples
TMC
-Cocteau Twins were a part of TMC
Al and Paul were never really connected to Pigface.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 15:57:28 -0600
>The GWAR-Cocteau Twins connection...
>
>-GWAR has been, at times, produced by Alain Jourgensen and Paul Barker
>-Alain and Paul are members of a project called "Pigface"
>-Trent Reznor was also a member of "Pigface"
>-On Trent's album "Pretty Hate Machine" he both credits and samples
> TMC
>-Cocteau Twins were a part of TMC
>
>
>Al and Paul were never really connected to Pigface.
Paul definitely was, if not Al. Paul sings on a couple of tracks on their
first record, _Gub._
Actually, I swore for awhile that I saw the 4AD logo on the Revolting Cocks
last release...
Literati
____
// \\ () Iffin' you really care for me, Don't comb your hair for me
\_/ // () Iffin' you want to make me weak and weepy,
// Then act real weird and wild and creepy --Dame Darcy
/ -- [email protected] --
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 14:19:21 -0700
You wrote:
>
>The GWAR-Cocteau Twins connection...
>
>-GWAR has been, at times, produced by Alain Jourgensen and Paul Barker
>-Alain and Paul are members of a project called "Pigface"
>-Trent Reznor was also a member of "Pigface"
>-On Trent's album "Pretty Hate Machine" he both credits and samples
> TMC
>-Cocteau Twins were a part of TMC
>
>
>Al and Paul were never really connected to Pigface.
>
Uh...yeah, they were... Paul Barker plays all over the first Pigface album
and most of who played on the first album were part of the Ministry touring
band at that time...supposedly Martin Atkins had the tact to approach
everyone, including Al, to solicit their input into this project. Al was
the only one who turned down the offer, but gave his blessing to Martin for
stealing his entire band for his own project.
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 17:49:25 -0400
I have a wedding to go to in Omaha, Nebraska, so I was wondering if any
of my fellow 4ad'ers with taste have any suggestions on how to enjoyable
kill a saturday night there.
Muchas Gracias.
Alex
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Date: Tue, 16 May 1995 09:21:00 +1000
Lars said -
LI> are doing now, but after the three laughable singles from "Ray" ("hey!
LI> let's get a ragga toaster on "Walking on Air"! Yeah! That's bound to
LI> bring in the sales!"), and after the yawn (pleasant yawn, but a yawn
Check out the Horizon 222 version of this!!!!!
Don
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Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 21:00:17 -0600
I'd like to take this opportunity to invite you up to Calgary for our
first ever Independent Music and Arts Festival - Hoopla!
It all started when i dreamed of live music on asphalt, I mentioned this
dream to some people who mentioned it to some people who mentioned it to
me and voi-la Hoopla was born. On June 3rd on two stages 15 bands will
play all afternoon and then at 7pm the street dance will begin and three
other bands will perform. As well, there will be street performers and
buskers, poetry slams and well... it's going to be huge. So, you
Americans, since the Canadian dollar is so low right now, if you were
thinking about going on a vacation - why not come up to Western Canada
and make sure to stop in Calgary for June 3rd. The bands are as follows:
Stage A (Tomkins Park) Stage B (4th Street & 17th Ave SW)
Manhattans Jump Blues Review Glider
Tariq Parkades
Heebeejeebees Wagbeard or Elmo's Dream *
Maud Straight
Tinderbox Difference Engine (Calgary's)
Gasp! Fire Engine Red
Mark David Stewart Red Autumn Fall
Lemonjade
Street Dance
Afro Folk Ensemble
Plad Tongued Devils
Interstellar Root Cellar
Something for almost everyone so come on down!!!
(sponsored in part by Alberta Tourism - ok maybe not)
Ciao!
X Elaun L. Cable x Rm. 127 MacEwan Hall x "My life suits X
X Spoken Word Director x University of Calgary x me very well..." X
X CJSW 90.9 fm x Calgary, AB x X
X x T2N 4N1 x X
X [email protected] / [email protected] X