Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 18:20:41 -0600
i know some people on 4ad-l will be interested in this.....
there is soon to be a fully automated And Also The Trees mailing list.
the list is up & running. i'm currently testing it and will probably
post the address next week sometime. i hope any aatt fans on 4ad-l will
join....i'd be delighted to have you....
(sorry to those you receiving Order & Method who will soon get another
announcment.....)
.takecare.........mark.
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 13:19:47 EDT
Hello,
How do I unsubscribe from this list?
Scott
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 08:34:04 -0400
While looking through the "pay us a dollar and take it out of our
store" bin, I found this self-titled cd. Sounds somewhat like Balloon
and RHP (but with more instrumentation). Its on the Thick label.
Anyone have any information?
TIM CONLON
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 00:50:35 -0700
pardon the ignorance, but can someone please tell me how to subscribe to
this list?
peace
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 11:05:42 -0400
Since I had the misfortune of getting sick on the best concert night of the
season here in DC, can Steve or someone else who saw the Dirt Eaters/Tone
show at Atlantis post a review? It would be greatly appreciated by us
unfortunate shut-ins.
Thanks, BTW, for the sage advice I got from Defever lovers about my DE vs.
Dirty Three quandry.
Dave G.
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 1995 23:44:17 -0700
>myself. ever see merchandise from China? they bootleg everything they
>can, i have a sweatshirt that has Mickey Duck on it, no kidding. i've
And you only bought one?!? I know about 8,000 people, myself included, who
would've bought one :)
Jake
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 11:43:40 -0700
For anyone in the d.c. area, phantasmagoria has a copy of think im
getting the hang of it for sale. i almost bought it just for mojave but
decided i'd rather wait and hear the whole album at once. but that's a
whole month away!
aaron
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 08:48:48 +0100
Hiding in the small print of the "forthcoming techno stuff" column in
yesterday's NME was the momentous announcement that Mark "Seefeel"
Clifford and Liz "Wounded Dolphin" Fraser have recorded an album, which
will be out on Warp early next year, preceded by a couple of singles in
ambient style from MC.
--
Andrew Norman, Leicester, England // [email protected] // 08/09/95
On my walkman this morning : Long Fin Killie - Houdini
Of human misery; we
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 11:20:40 CDT
[email protected], [email protected]
anybody heard the Garbage LP yet?
I've been wearing a hole in Sharks Patrol These Waters
where their song Vow resides...
i suppose *i'll* have to go get it myself...
My Ayn Rand anecdote. Years ago I pulled Atlas Shrugged
off my friends bookshelf, opened to the first page and
read the first sentence: "Who is John Galt?", then
I put the book back. Years later I'm playing Trivial Pursuit
and our team is asked the question, What Ayn Rand novel starts
with the question, "Who is John Galt?". Now most people playing
the game, asked, "Who is Ayn Rand?" (so, I hang around with morons,ok?)
I answered, "Atlas Shrugged". People thought I was genius, I didn't
discourage them.
kent
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 09:54:35 -0500
The LISA GERRARD performance will take place in the Saint Alphonsus church
Atehenium Rectory Theatre. The church is located on the corners of Lincoln,
Southport and Wellington.
The date is November 17, 1995. It is slighty larger than the Park West.
About 1,000 tickets will be sold.
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Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 12:00:46 -0400
Just got the Scheer promo 7" from 4AD mail order and it didn't have a cover
on it at all. It just had that black paper inner sleeve with the holes in it
so you can read the lables. The kind they use for the bonus 7" for a 12" lp.
Just wondering if there is in fact a cover for this.
As for the music, I had heard that it was *heavy*, heavier than the pixies
someone said (yikes!). Well, it *is* heavy......not in the pixies/post-punk
sense, but......um, in the *heavy metal* sense of the word (high school
flashbacks - double yikes!!). It is very *rawk*. Maybe due to the fact they
are live demo recordings (I assume recorded in one shot) Maybe it's the
drummer and those damn open high-hats. I dunno. I'm just getting tired of
the pearljamification of the radio airways. Who knows, I may eventually like
it, these things do have a way of growing on me. The female vocals are the
saving grace for me. I'd like to hear what they sound like on the samplers.
When is a propper release coming?
Country? Metal? Whats next, Rap?
As confused as ever,
Rodney
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 14:00:49 -0500
Just saw an ad in the new Alternative Press for an "art/music"
compilation on Castle von Buhler records. It's a double CD set,
including Lisa Germano, Eardrum (with Cranes guitarist Mark Francombe),
Cake Like, Edsel, sirensong, An April March, and "others from Boston,
Endland, and Canada." The design looks very v23-ish. It's apparently
going to be released in the next week or so. It also includes 31 full
color cards and 1/2 the proceeds will go to an AIDS Action Committee
artist/musician fund. The Lisa track is called "Angels turn to Devils"
if my memory serves correct. It's being distributed by Feedback in the US
and by Ossia in Europe. I could post the address, etc. if there seems to
be enough interest on the list. The ad's on page 92 of the Oct. AP
Shameless plug: If you turn a few pages from that ad to page 100, you
can see a review of my former band's tape under the heading "In Loving
Memory." The tape is available for $5.00 ppd. and *everything* but the
cost of the cassette and the postage is being donated to AIDS charities.
The band ended prematurely due to the death of our singer/guitarist from
AIDS. If you're interested, drop me a line!
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 1995 09:30:10 +0600
TIM CONLON asked about Calliope:
> While looking through the "pay us a dollar and take it out of our
>store" bin, I found this self-titled cd. Sounds somewhat like Balloon
>and RHP (but with more instrumentation). Its on the Thick label.
>Anyone have any information?
Yeah, i've heard she's very good and she's considered the muse of epic
poetry. She lives on some mountain (Parnassus) in Greece. I didn't know
she had a CD out, but it only makes sense.
-cz (sorry, you did say "ANY information")
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"Eerie as sleepwalkers, vaguely absurd as dummies are-dummies that can
walk, blinking their useless lids at nothingness. ...Round us all,
meanwhile, the city sings, and laughs, and screams, mad in pursuit of
pleasure, whereas I . . . I too drag by, but wonder, duller still, what
Heaven holds for them, all these blind men?" -Charles Baudelaire
Date: Fri, 8 Sep 1995 08:16:48 EST
>>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???
I think Henry Frayne of M7x plays a Gibson SG - at least that's what it
looks like to me in their video.
But what's the tonal difference between Fender Jazzmasters, Jag's, and
Strats? A Fender is a Fender is a Fender, huh?
Ricq - [email protected]
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 1995 09:50:45 -0700
You wrote:
>
>>myself. ever see merchandise from China? they bootleg everything
they
>>can, i have a sweatshirt that has Mickey Duck on it, no kidding.
i've
>
>And you only bought one?!? I know about 8,000 people, myself
included, who
>would've bought one :)
>
>
>Jake
>
you want to risk smuggling out of China? be my guest :)
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 1995 14:45:12 -0700
> But what's the tonal difference between Fender Jazzmasters, Jag's, and
> Strats? A Fender is a Fender is a Fender, huh?
>
> Ricq - [email protected]
There's a lot of differences tonally between all of these, thanks
to the pick-up designs. Jags have a very dark, mid-rangey, dinky sound,
while Jazzmasters tend to have a warmer and brighter sound, due to the
wider spacing of the pick-ups' pole pieces; the wider the spectrum, the
warmer the sound...or something like that. noah
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 1995 09:54:03 -0700
You wrote:
>
>anybody heard the Garbage LP yet?
>I've been wearing a hole in Sharks Patrol These Waters
>where their song Vow resides...
>
>kent
>[email protected]
>
Yes i have heard it and Vow is the best track. I'm still deciding on
the value of purchasing the whole thing when Vow, at the moment is
really the only track that stands out. I would suggest that you give
it a listen before buying, it is one of THOSE types of releases.
and now for thislisty
still say Lisa Gerrard and voice rival that of some of the operatic
singers of today. The resonance and timber of her tone is absolutely
incredible. I appluad her for releasing such a artistic endeavor.
Here, here!
cheers, euthelene (or da' uth) funky girl
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 1995 18:28:31 -0700
i'll only post this once so no one gets mad...
Aberdeen (Sarah Records) is looking for a drummer.
Call this number if you are interested: (818) 500-9718 (John)