Subject: RHP lyrics
Subject: Re: Pearly, Pink & White; Cocteau Twins FCC live tour bootleg CD
Subject: faq's and the wild wild wild world of hnia...
Subject: Re: guitar talk yada yada yada
Subject: pram and sterling morrison
Subject: UNSUBSCRIBE!!!
Subject: Re: projekt newsgroup warranted?
Subject: Facing the Wrong Way Available
Subject: A Y N and A M Y
Subject: Re: Chalk one up for the cute li'l goth boy...
Subject: dewdrops 14 is out, Cocteau Fan Club
Subject: RE : Subscription Info
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 16:18:00 -0700
I remember a few months ago, someone wanted to know what the heck
Mark was singing at the end of "Down Colorful Hill" (the song). I just
visited an essential website that has lyrics to all their songs. I don't
know where they come from, but I wouldn't rule out the possibility that
they're official. They look pretty legit. Here's the location:
It's part of a Red House Painters 'homepage' of sorts, although the
lyrics/cover scans are about the only thing on it.
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 15:18:27 -0700
> I have never heard a Cocteau boot I liked. In fact I have never
> heard ANY boot I've liked, period. I'm not an expert on bootlegs
> but I have always been disappointed by muddy/muffled sound
> quality with absolutely no dynamic range. Obviously soundboard
> recordings would eliminate the problem. I know of one these
Well, you just have to know what your dealing with before you buy... KTS
(and it's affiliated 'labels'), for example, consistantly puts out
well-recorded/made (soundboard) boots. Legality is another issue...
Mike
[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."
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 13:25:10 -0700
actually, since the faq's have been split off into groups..i was just
wondering: what sort of hnia related questions do people have? the
only frequently asked one i can think of is "is hiiyh supposed to end
like that?". not much faq fodder, i'd say. if someone can give me some
suggestions, i could put together a nice li'l faq for the group...
girly in heavy syrup, cricket the noiseprincess
...eskimo...
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 13:14:25 -0700
>Jazzmaster (candy apple red, reissue) and Ibanez Artist (ES335 clone)
but
>I'm not in a band right now. As for the preponderance of Jazzmasters,
Jags
>and Rickies in dreampop bands, let's do a quick tally:
>
Charvel
>Surfcaster)
>Umm...anyone else have info?
don't forget about Miki B. (lush) has a red Rick.
umm,
they use that fender 6 string bass thingy (that *looks* just like a
jag.)
well, the Cure use 'em too. shrug.:)
any more???
-robert.
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 17:45:38 -0700
this weeks' nme has a review of the new pram lp in which it gets a 0 (out
of 10, not that that matters). um, bit harsh. 'There seem to be two
people in Pram. One warbles appalingly and plays the cowbell while the
other fannies about [with their] Bontempi'.
also, nobody seems to have mentioned the death of sterling morrison on
this list yet. surely there's a direct link from the velvet underground
to these new fangled bands we all listen too (luna especially as he
played on the 2nd lp). i just thought somebody would have cared enough to
post a mention before now. it's a damn shame.
andyx ([email protected])
i just wanna be a tugboat captain...
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 21:08:21 -0400
someone tell me why I unsubscribed from this list a week ago, got a
message back saying I had successfully unsubscribed, received nothing for
a week and suddenly, I am getting mail again..
thanks. (this is fustrating)
Alban
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 09:19:44 -0700
Christina Johnson on Fri, 1 Sep 1995 02:16:47 -0400)
>Looking at the number of recent posts regarding Projekt
>bands/albums/tours, I'm wondering if anyone thinks it would be a good idea
>to start a newsgroup devoted to primarily Projekt-related stuff [of
>course, I'm not volunteering to set one up, as I am generally an internet
>imbecile when it comes to understanding all the technicalities]. Would a
>Projekt group get much traffic on a regular basis? Just something to
>think about.
While I think that a Projekt *mailing list* would perhaps be
appropriate (which I am willing to administer, in fact), I don't think
a newgroup would. There are already 12812094 Usenet newsgroups, and I
don't think that we need a newsgroup for every stinkin' label out
there. Those who are truly interested in Projekt will subscribe to
the newsgroup--there's no reason to flood everyone's news spools with
news not too many people will use.
So, would anyone out there like me to set this up?
--Mike
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Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 17:01:53 -0400
I was I london for a little vacation (thank you for everyone who let me
know I sent the wrong command for stopping mail; unfortunately it came a
day too late) and after three visits to the Virgin Megastore got my
copy. I truly dig it, but as every 4ad fan it never satisfied with what
he has. I am willing to trade FTWW for the 13yi promo. As I know that
they are tougher to get a hold of right now, for this limited time only, I
will add the GUP3 promo CD (That Dog, Insides, and Spoonfed Hybrid) in as
the kicker. Please oh please oh please will someone trade me for a copy
of 13yi (my cassette copy is wearing thin).
Tons more to tell after being away for 14 days, but will have to post
more later.
16 September - Throwing Muses AND Air Miami at Maxwell's in Hoboken, the
coolest little venue this side of the milky way. Anybody going to me for
some wild turkey before the show starts?
Alex
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Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 13:39:54 -0500
a l'il twee cricket chirped:
> ...your new ayn rand mega-enthusiast... read her. love her. live her.
You should read "The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem" by Nathaniel Branden. He was
Ayn Rand's original "intellectual heir" before his split with her in the 60s.
He's now a world famous psychologist whose basic philosophy is that everyone is
responsible for their own self-worth and should not attempt blame their
short-comings on their environment or something their parents did, etc.
Anyway the above book is fantastic and if anyone wants a rather lengthy review
of it, I can send it to them.
On another note, the Amy Denio show was FANTASTIC! If you're ever lucky enough
to see her, go!
She sang around 13 songs, the first four she played the accordian while she
sang, the next 4 she played a guitar and the last 4 or so she banged away on a
bass while singing. All I can say is that she has the most incredible voice;
she's in a group out on a Swiss label called "pale nudes". She's also in a sax
quartet called the "Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet" in honor of the
late female saxophonist who went through her career posing as a man. Some songs
she sang were in Russian, some in Italian, and even a couple in Czech!! She
definitely fits right in with the females on "Heavenly Voices". (She even sang
her famous "dishwasher" song! :~D )
My friend got the performance on video, but I haven't watched it yet so I don't
know how well it came out. She was also slated to give a vocal workshop today
at DiverseWorks, but unfortunately I have to work so I couldn't go. :(
marvynHortman (the reformed *O*bjectivist)
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 22:57:21 -0700
> It looks like there's gonna be ANOTHER Ivo at 4AD reeeeeal soon (like
>next week)
Congrats!
Now you won't have to tell us all the 4ad gossip second-hand.
Is this slave labor (like what I'm doing now) or are you going to
be paid?
Hey, you could even have an auction for all the interesting
bits of stationary, nail clippings, toe jam, and, um promos
that you collect.
-n