Subject: Re: Review: QuickSpace Supersport
Subject: Re: Kooler V-J
Subject: This mortal coil
Subject: Re: anuddah proposal/stereolab
Subject: Re: ThisListy: Einexile
Subject: Re: This mortal coil
Subject: Sorry....
Subject: Re: everyone is wrong about otherness
Subject: What the hell is this doing on the list?
Subject: in a daze, i make this prediction...
Subject: Re: whither 4ad list?
Subject: Re: kiss me kate - or anyone for that matter
Subject: Kiss me Kate...or anyone for that matter
Subject: Re: Mark K. / Caroline Records (Idaho) / Bettie Seveer
Subject: Re: autechre in 4ad faq
Subject: Re: whither 4ad list? (FAQ address)
Subject: Re: Kiss me Kate...or anyone for that matter
Subject: lyric madness
Subject: Kissing to be clever
Subject: St Etienne, Bjork, Bark Psychosis, Flamebait.
Subject: Re: 4-ad list / Mojave
Subject: Re: MSG
Subject: in defence of....einexile!
Subject: clear of mind, *I* make THIS prediction!
Subject: Re: RHP
Subject: Re: Good Lisa Gerrard interview on the web
Subject: Re: suggestions?
Subject: unpopular 4ad albums
Subject: the unbearable thislistiness of being
Subject: Scorn review
Subject: The The
Subject: Re: Review: QuickSpace Supersport
Subject: Love Lies Crushing WAV's
Subject: Re: kiss me kate - or anyone for that matter
Subject: Dead Can Dance - bootlegs?
Subject: Re: lyric madness
Subject: Re: please buy my cds and vinyl
Subject: Re: MSG: *4ad-ISH*
Subject: Minty 23 or the 1996(?) Calender
Subject: Hector Zazou?
Subject: Re: This Mortal Coil
Subject: Re: kiss me kate - or anyone for that matter
Subject: Re: in defence of....einexile!
Subject: Re: kiss me kate - or anyone for that matter
Subject: Mojave 3 and TMC box set
Subject: Re: Dead Can Dance - bootlegs?
Subject: Re: This mortal coil
Subject: Re: This mortal coil
Subject: Re: What the hell is this doing on the list?
Subject: Re: in defence of....einexile!
Subject: Re: This mortal coil and stereolab
Subject: lisa video...
Subject: Bark Psychosis
Subject: Re: Review: QuickSpace Supersport
Subject: Re: This mortal coil
Subject: Re: in a daze, i make this prediction...
Subject: Re: suggestions?
Subject: Bark Psychosis one more time...
Subject: Re: This mortal coil
Subject: Re: This Mortal Coil
Subject: Re: RHP (100% 4AD)
Subject: Re: MSG: *4ad-ISH*
Subject: Re: lyric madness
Subject: Re: Mojave 3 and TMC box set
Subject: Re: Kool V-J (for Nina only)!; Sombient
Subject: 4AD catalogue
Subject: Re: This mortal coil
Subject: Re: MSG: *4ad-ISH*
Subject: Re: clear of mind, *I* make THIS prediction!
Subject: Re: Bark Psychosis
Subject: cocteau twins
Subject: 1996 v23 Calendar
Subject: Re: Dead Can Dance - bootlegs?
Subject: Life cycle of a listserv list--humor (sort of)
Subject: "Another Day"/Apartments
Subject: Re: Jake's 4AD catalogue
Subject: Re: shiFt!
Subject: Re: Dead Can Dance - bootlegs?
Subject: Re: RHP
Subject: Re: shiFt!
Subject: Re: "Another Day"/Apartments
Subject: Re: "Another Day"/Apartments
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 23:01:09 -0500
> All in all, cool stuff! It's nice to see at least part of Th Faith
>Healers reappearing in a new guise (what's Roxanne up to?? Her singing is
>missed.) I hope they have a full album in the works, as listening to one
>song gets old after a while.
I was led to believe that Roxanne had gone back to school. Alas th', poor,
sadly-missed Faith Healers.
Cheers,
hk
--
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 14:00:46 CST
On my part of the globe, I would say the coolest V.J. would be Ruth from
MTV Latino.
She is into real cool stuff ! ! !
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 22:19:54 -0600
To generate a little music discussion I'd like to pose an intresting
question. I got onto this list for the Pixies and other Kim Deal projects,
and I am forced to confess my ignorance on "classic" 4ad bands such as This
Mortal Coil, and others, However with any luck I may be able to scrape
together enough $ for a new CD, what TMC album should I buy?
mike
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 21:31:01 -0600
> seriously, let's talk music. real music. pick an album, or band..and
> go on a writing spree about it/them.
ok, but you're all going to HATE me because it's not a 4ad band!
for me, the album would have to be The Boo Radley's "Giant Steps" (yes,
this shows my relative youth).
It was '93-'94, my senior year in high school, and i needed a change. i
lived in la crosse, wi, so i had no choice but to listen to either classic
rock, top 40, or country. needless to say, i was getting tired of my
classic rock mainstay. then, i stumbled across giant steps in a used bin.
the band name was the greatest i'd ever heard, and the album was soon mine
because of it.
i took it home, listened to it, and discovered its brilliance. who were
these strange men who fused noise and pop to please my ears so? i had to
hear more, and meriel barham's voice on "rodney king" led me to buy the
pale saints' in ribbons, which slowly became my favorite cd (eventually
eclipsed by comforts of madness and mrs. dolphin).
a brother of a friend was minorly into dreampop, and got me turned on to
lush, which later brought me into the 4ad thing. after discovering
eyesore, and subscribing to dewdrops, i joined this list (about april/may).
previous interest in a few other thislisty bands like spoonfed hybrid,
slowdive, stereolab, and the cocteaus made me a relatively frequent
contributor to the list.
since joining the list, i've been turned onto pram, fsa, fsol, and many more.
i doubt any of this would have happened had it not been for the brilliant
"giant steps." (wiped tear from his eye)
>stereolab are shit (or whatever)
them's fightin' words!
bye,
eric
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 13:02:37 -0500
About Einexile...
>>He is
entertaining, a pleasure to read and knows what he's talking about.
He is just one of many assorted personalities on this list that I look
forward to hearing from.<<
I do agree. It's also a load of my mind!!! Now I don't have to continue
wondering about the size of his penis. Thanks e! Now we all know why your so
easily agitated!
Thanks,
SortSol (who has been on this list for a great while, ever heard of changing
your name?)
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 23:33:26 -0500
On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, Michael C Lawyer wrote:
> To generate a little music discussion I'd like to pose an intresting
> question. I got onto this list for the Pixies and other Kim Deal projects,
> and I am forced to confess my ignorance on "classic" 4ad bands such as This
> Mortal Coil, and others, However with any luck I may be able to scrape
> together enough $ for a new CD, what TMC album should I buy?
>
> mike
>
blood the last album released is the most "popular" of the three, but
i've gone through the "this is my fave TMC cd" cycle so many times, all
of them are excellent (and different) in their own rite, please please
please do not stop at one album, get the box set, you won't regret it...
from an AVID "blood, no, it'll end in tears, no, filigree and shadow, no
wait..." fan,
su
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 20:59:57 -0700
....I goofed! Sorry about those sign-off messages. I absentmindedly
sent them to the wrong place. 50 lashes of a wet noodle! Please forgive me!
ob4ad (has to be something there, right?) -- I looked for the body shop
cd here in Richmond, Va and all they had was the Domestic Violence thing
(almost got it, it's a good cause, even if the music is crap, does that
save me from being a mean and snotty flame-prone 4ad'er?). The lady had
no idea what I was talking about, but was very willing to try and get it
in for me if I knew what it ws called. Of course I blanked and sais,
"Well, my friends on the 8i'Net call it the body shop cd". Good one,
eh? I guess school has finally fried my brain.......
And personally, I don't think 4ad has gone downhill -- I think the
entire music scene has gone downhill completely. Now the only place you
can get good music is from word of mouth through small indie labels.
Seems to me like things were much better back in '90. But then again, my
tastes were much more mainstream then, back before the raise of Toe Jam,
eh, Pearl Jam..........can anyone relate? I think y'all do. Just a few
years ago, hanging out with my friends from high school, I remember
discussing with them how cool it would be if "new wave" got to be
popular. We could hear our fave tunes on the radio all the time. Well,
new wave is now "alternative", and it's now mainstream, supposedly. Just
goes to show you should be careful what you wish for........
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Will Coucheron-Aamot * lovesliescrushing * infected because we
Delta Lambda Phi * FSA, shiFt, Slowdive * are all affected.
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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 21:02:13 -0700
On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, einexile the meek wrote:
> Listening to this record, I can tell that he loves the Cocteaus, loves
> these songs, and with much care went about bringing out what struck him
> as particularly nice. And if I'm right, that's why this disc is more
> Cocteaux than it is Seefeel. [....] It's also a full blown
> and rather good Cocteau Twins ep in its own right.
first off....this kind of review is why although einexile can be a wanker
(in his own words, mind you. :) ) he is actually a very important member
of this li'l community of ours. great job!
now...the real point. i have to agree with e. to a certain extent.
listening to otherness tonight it really hit me how much the cocteaux
are all over this ep. listen to some of those guitar sounds! wow!
altough i'm a huge seefeel fan i have to say that many of these sounds
would neverever show up on seefeel record.....they are quite
guthrie-esque (for lack of a better term)....very "bright&sparkly" while
seefeel has more of an engulfing mass of cold air sound (or something)
admittedly, some of the sounds are mark's: the fuzz on FLF & quite a few of
the drum sounds for example. compare "Seekers..." to "When Face Was Face".
yep, those are mark's drums.
this idea that mark loves the cocteaux and really threw himself into this
ep is a rather good one. this kind of mutual respect in bands (artists)
garners a lot of respect from me. i don't really want to start the
debate again, but i think it's safe to say that seefeel was probably
influenced by the cocteaux at one point. this ep completes the circle
with the cocteaux drawing on seefeel (in a sense).
earlier tonight i was thinking of comparing otherness to the moon and the
melodies. what?! are you insane?! well...look at it this way: this is
the only other collaborative project the cocteaux have ever done
(excluding side-project work). it could also be looked at this way:
otherness is as much a markclifford ep as TM&TM is a harold budd album.
yesyesyes i realize that the writing process is different, blah blah
blah, but i think the comparison can be made. maybe it should not have
the name cocteau twins on the sleeve, but instead:
Clifford | Fraser | Guthrie | Raymonde. hee hee hee. (i'm just kidding
about that, okay?)
of course, now that i've read e.'s review i'm beginning to think this is
just a really damn cool cocteaux ep.
.eyesmouthalways.....mark.
on whoever it was!
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 00:54:29 -0500
I was SHOCKED, nay OUTRAGED, to find this interesting and useful bit of
information on the 4AD list.
>Had quite an interesting weekend. It seems that rockway records got a ton of
>used 7" singles recently & I just had to go through ALL of them! I was quite
>surprised to find a new 4-ad sampler. I had seen it once before, but I
>didn't know what it was. It was at the Tarnation in-store at no life few
>months ago. I saw a few people at the counter opening a box of 7" singles
>from across the room. Well, being the chicken little that I am, I didn't
>investigate further and didn't think any more of it. Oh well, I should have
>know. Anyway, here's all the details on it:
>
>It's called "Yeah, but... : a selection of 4ad artists; fall 1995" catalog #
pro-s-7630
>
...etc. etc. etc. Rodney, don't you know this kind of thing has no place
here? Unless it's another flame or something else totally irrelevant to
4AD, we don't want to here about it! Shame on you!
-- Jeff
Jeffrey T. Gayton
[email protected]
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 22:35:37 -0800
hnia will save 4ad in 1996.
place your bets,
k-j
...so, is it really lame to give a guy a rose?...
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 21:05:46 -0800
On Mon, 13 Nov 1995 [email protected] wrote:
> Who am I, you might ask,
> to decide what guidelines are set? Just a concerned
> list member, nothing more.
How about you are a concerned listmember who is RIGHT?
> > We need more information/opinion/review content, something
> which seems to have gone by the wayside these days.
I have noticed that when people post reviews and musings, it actually
puts an end to flames, or at least the flames that don't belong here
(i.e. personal insults and goody two shoes netpolicing). This is one
reason having a 'thislisty' is good and one reason I post so much
irrelevant ambient crap here. :)
> am I alone in thinking that a lot of junk like this
> floating around degrades the integrity of the list and
> probably annoys newcomers?
Personally I can't stand a list where someone can get away with accusing
someone with whom they disagree of stupidity, drug addiction, whatever.
Whether these are serious accusations doesn't matter so much as that a
perfectly legit argument is being written off.
> Put some at least some
> fairly well-thought-out criticism in your messages,
> rather than just meaningless statements.
I don't think it's honorable or honest to slag an album or band without
going into detail. Personal taste is irrelevant if you're making a
*judgement* of a work. Let's talk about craft, about originality, about
artistic consistancy and integrity.
> > No auction bids or updates to the entire list.
But now people are scared to post any list at all, and frankly I find
writing someone personal mail to have them send you a list so you can see
if you are interested AT ALL is kind of a pain in the neck. Just for the
record, is there anyone on this list who objects to someone posting what
they have up for grabs ONCE?
I personally don't see any problems with small updates if they are tacked
onto a relevant post but I know most others don't agree with this.
> I hope some of this makes sense.
I'd like to add something. It's just not very nice or classy to yell at
people who are new, who make innocent mistakes, who do something dumb or
rude one time because they don't yet have their list legs. Send a polite
personal message; if it's really a generally accepted rule that's been
broken do we need to discuss it here?
Also, despite what I wrote last night, I do agree that accurate subject
headers are the way to go. Lord knows I have been harping on this
forever, which is why I balked at the 'lazy bastard' comment.
I think Autechre definitely belong in the FAQ, as well as the addresses
to some other mailing lists for thislisty artists--Cranes, Bel Canto,
&atT, etc. Some of these friendly little guidelines couldn't hurt matters
by being in there, either.
e
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 13:03:26 -0500
roup3>
"Feed Me With Your Kiss" by My Bloody Valentine
"Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me" by the Cure
also, isn't there a song called "Kissing To Be Clever"?
why did I think of that? who did dat?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
''J''O''H''N'''''''R''I''C''K''M''A''N''''''''''''''''''''''''
[email protected]
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 23:52:03 -0800
kissing to be clever....Boy George, 1982.
also, Stephen TinTin Duffy-"Kiss me"
ms.kitty
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 09:52:17 -0800
> No real news. This post was really just an excuse to mention Bark
> Psychosis again in the hopes that it might induce someone else to go buy
> something by them.
Here's another excuse to mention them. Can you give me/us a quick
listing of what's out there by them? I want to know what else
there is besides Independency and Hex because that's what I have. Aww
heck, anyone can answer, doesn't have to be Jens
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 01:26:10 -0600
...what is autechre?...
...
autechre is a crunchy and loveable techno group with three records and a
handful of eps out. you might as well go buy them now because you'll be
hearing *a lot* about them.
also see: fax, kranky, etc.
...
.j.
read most of my listmail since thursday. what, a flamewar on 4ad? however,
if you are getting tired of reading all this crap and are thinking about
unsubbing, you can still keep up with the major threads by reading the
tasty thread digest from the sick-n-tired list. (mail-order service +
esoteric indie music discussion + biweekly reviews (shows and lists) zine).
they also have just put out a print zine with tons of reviews, a free
single with lou barlow on it, a guide to the net and indie stuff, and
choice quotes from the litterbox (list synopses.) some 4ad gems may have
been included, but i don't know as i still haven't received my copy. i
write synopses of list traffic for this list, ambient, and dreampop. you
too may be made fun of! and boy is that dreampop synopsis a hard one to
write! :) email me for more info, web sites, last tasty thread, or sugar
kisses.
ain't it funny how in five minutes a five-line paragraph blooms into what
you see above.
---
[email protected]
andover '94
-
i shoulda had a v8.
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 01:36:10 -0600
>On Mon, 13 Nov 1995 [email protected] wrote:
>
>> Who am I, you might ask,
>> to decide what guidelines are set? Just a concerned
>> list member, nothing more.
>
>How about you are a concerned listmember who is RIGHT?
I'll second that! Those friendly guidlines seem like the most thoughtful
post to recently grace this list. (but that's not the reason i wrote).
>I think Autechre definitely belong in the FAQ, as well as the addresses
>to some other mailing lists for thislisty artists--Cranes, Bel Canto,
>&atT, etc. Some of these friendly little guidelines couldn't hurt matters
>by being in there, either.
Agreed. Though the Bel Canto list (Dewy Fields) address is given the Cranes
and &atT lists are not so you should provide Jens with the info. There's a
web page listed for And Also the Trees though.
I'm not sure how many people actually read the FAQ but i hope any new person
on this list takes the oportunity to do that. It's really got a lot of
useful information and it saves others from answering the same questions
over and over.
For all of you who don't have the FAQ webpage bookmarked, here's the address
for the FAQ's special limited edition version in *stereovision* (coming at
you soon, glasses not provided).
-cz
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 16:20:02 +0800
"Popkiss" by Blueboy...
"Last September's Farewell Kiss" by Northern Picture Library
-mel-
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 03:16:52 -0500
since i fared well with my last request for a TMC lyric, another request:
can anyone accurately fill in the blank to this song for me?
"another day" (the apartments, TMC)
i must take her and i must make her
while the dove domains
and feel the juice run as she flies
run my wings under her sides
as the flames of eternity rise
to __________ the first-born lash of dawn
thanks
su
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 22:33:06 PST
>"Feed Me With Your Kiss" by My Bloody Valentine
>"Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me" by the Cure
>also, isn't there a song called "Kissing To Be Clever"?
>why did I think of that? who did dat?
Kissing to be clever was an album (Culture Club)
I only thought of this because you did. I *promise*.
Kissing the Pink was a band (Watching their eyes 7" was brilliant) IMHO
Kiss off (Violent Femmes)
The perfect kiss (New Order) Dancing to suicidal lyrics....
That's enough methinks
Chris
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 09:04:36 +0000
13, 95 01:51:55 pm
Jens Alfke Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 01:10:42 -0800
<[email protected]>
Quoth SortSol:
SS> P.S. What does my not being on the list for very long have to do with
SS> anything you fucking snobs!!!
Because we're fucking _elitist_ snobs, kid, that's why. :) 4AD-L is a
great karmic wheel, and the odds are very good that if you spend more than
three months on the list you'll see the wheel do a complete revolution.
The same personalities with the same obsessions making the same arguments
about the same bands over and over again. Of course, the same could be
said about just about any music discussion list or newsgroup on the
internet (idm, anybody?), but that could be construed as a cynical
overgeneralization (cynical, me?).
It's reassuring to me, after dropping out of the list for at least two
years (and after being subscribed to the list since 1990), to come back to
_exactly_ the same people acting like complete idiots and to see other
folks engaging in the same pointless discussions of 4AD's current
suckitude vis a vis its glorious past. It makes me feel all fuzzy and
nostalgic. Especially because I engage in exactly the same kind of
defeatist bitching myself. I thought 4AD was on an express train to Hell
until I got the Mojave CD and heard the Amps. For all that, though, you'd
still have to start handing me crisp new $100 bills before you could
persuade me to listen to Lisa Germano or Kendra Wilson.
Ob4AD: What's with saying that Mojave are "country" and some sort of
radical departure for Rachel & Neal? The progression from _Souvlaki_ to
_Pygmalion_ to _3_ seems clear to me. They've been gradually weaning
themselves from the effects pedals ever since the "Slowdive" EP. In fact,
the first few times I listened to _Pygmalion_ and _3_ (I bought both
albums on the same, deranged day that I spent $300 on a big pile of
hardcore techno) I could have sworn that one of the songs on _3_ was a
different version of one of the songs on _Pygmalion_. Does it mean
something that I can't recall any of the songs after I listen to the CD (I
hasten to add that I like both _3_ and _Pygmalion_ bunches, though)?
onNow: Swans -- "Song for the Sun"
yrz,
ozy
PS -- Hello to everybody, if in fact anybody remembers me whence I used to
haunt this list back in the Good Old Days (tm). Anatolia, if you're still
around, drop me a line.
ozymandias G desiderata [email protected] Ravers Suck Our Sound
(415)284-6888 http://www.organic.com/Staff/ogd/ ::AOAIOXXYSZ::
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 09:06:43 +0000
To the person who was looking for TMC type people who would be good
enough to go on a new album. I would suggest Miranda Sex Garden. Their
version of In Heaven (Lady in the radiator song) is excellent. Some of
their stuff fits into framework of 4AD quite nicely.
'H'y
'H' Cambridge
Stockholm Environment Institute at York
University of York, York, Uk.
Tel +44 1904 432992
Fax +44 1904 432898
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 05:03:37 -0500
yo
i was away for 8 days and when i returned my mail box was filled to
ver brim...most of the msgs re : einexile.
if the 4ad list can be likened to a compost heap (and i think it can)
then einexile is the biggest weed growing out of it ...so lets show
more appreciation for our garden varieties huh kids!!! I don't know
of anyone else who can kick ass (in the info providing dept) on a
list as diverse as IDM and still do the same on 4ad-l!!!! so a VIVA
to ein!!
in fact i suggest we start an Einexile Flame Defence
Fund....contributiions can be in the form of LUSH material which can
be burnt.
ermm...sorry!! *slaps his hand*...i get carried away sometimes...and
just before someone bitches about this mail having no 4ad content
here goes : LUSH DO REALLY SUCK!!!!
piss & vinegar dept
hems
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 02:23:48 -0800
> hnia will save 4ad in 1996.
By getting themselves thrown off the label! hahahahahaha...
> place your bets,
- The Real World V will be in Moscow.
- Mojave will go nowhere or have an identity crisis.
- HNIA won't get tossed, but will only save the label if left alone.
- Dead Can Dance will put out a full fledged GOOD ALBUM.
- We will see the fourth album from Ultra Vivid Scene.
- Rumors will fly of a reunited Bauhaus.
- Bill Clinton will win reelection.
- Expect to hear from Dean Garcia, Richard Ashcroft, and Guy Chadwick.
- Still no new Cure album.
- Current 93 will ROCK.
- *Paula* will save 4AD in 1996.
> ...so, is it really lame to give a guy a rose?...
Not if the guy happens to be Douglas P.
Roses are for girls. Keep it. :)
autechre didn't come today,
the new black dog comp sux,
and i'm tired...
e
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 13:09:35 -0800
On Sat, 11 Nov 1995, Elvia M. Tarango wrote:
> >>>I love reading stuff like this. When a band that is the embodiment of
> >mediocre, Red House Painters, leaves the label, it is decried by some as one
> >of the worst things to EVER happen to 4AD... I'm just thinking, HELLO?? Can
> >Mark take a singing lesson or two? PLEASE?<<
>
> Uhm, actually, which group on 4AD couldn't use a singing or 2? As far as
> RHP, they are one of my favorite groups and actually, I think that their
> decision to leave 4AD is probably going to be the best thing that ever
> happened to them!
>
> THANK YOU, 'nuf said (and yes, I realize that I just butchered the
> language. A little disclaimer for all you list members who have SO much
> time on your hands to write paragraphs about crap like that).
>
>
> Elvia
>
> ([email protected])
>
Right on, mah sistah!
eunice ;)
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 04:45:09 -0500
Delete 4AD-L
----------
>
>Michael Franz has interviewed Lisa Gerrard and you can read it here:
>
> http://gaysource.com:80/gs/ht/nov95/gerrard.html
>
>There is also a review of The Mirror Pool here:
>
> http://gaysource.com:80/gs/ht/oct95/mirrorpool.html
>
>
>Original URL: http://www.gaysource.com/ (aesthetica section)
>
>
>Here's a piece:
>
> GS: The video was beautiful. How involved were you in the
> selection of images used in the video?
>
> LG: I wasn't very involved at all. I spoke to Nigel [Grierson] on
> the phone and one thing that I really wanted to do with this
> project, because of the work that I've done with Brendan over the
> years where we've been so involved in everything and sometimes
> I've thought, well that's OK but I wonder whether we've stopped
> the true potential of this other person from coming into being. I
> really wanted to just let Nigel be. When we talked about the piece
> and he told me what it meant to him, I felt that this was the time
> to respect the work of the other man. He's very, very competent,
> and I was really happy with the result. It's wonderful.
>
>
>Has anyone seen this video? I hope I can see it sometime...
>
>
>
> GS: I understand you and Brendan have began working on a new album?
>
> LG: We've been working for about seven months on a sort of
> transcendental...rhythm... It's absolutely a huge animal. I don't
> think even we know what to do with it at this stage. It's a very
> large work, very strong. There's also Brendan's solo project
> that's coming out.
>
> GS: Any idea when that's going to be out?
>
> LG: He's doing a little work on it right now. He might finish it
> before we get back together. It's practically finished. It's very,
> very beautiful, very powerful.
>
> GS: I read rumors in the French press that you two had almost
> broken up?
>
> LG: There's a sign on the wall in a shop where I live and it says,
> " Nothing much happens around here but the rumors make up for it."
>
> GS: So you generate the rumors to keep the intrigue going, right?
>
> LG: Maybe.
>
>(Copyright 1995 GaySource, Inc.)
>
>
>And there's a lot more to read. Good interview btw.
>
>
>
>
>
>-
> Emiel Efdee
>-
> [email protected] (the netherlands)
>-
> http://www.luna.nl/~efdee
>-
>
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 13:30:40 -0800
Well, the major thing you omitted is the Lilys' "In the Presence Of
Nothing", which is a really, really nice take on the whole MBV "Loveless"
sound. It was released on Slumberland in '92. The Lilys have two later
albums which are not of the same sound; I haven't heard them but they get
mixed reviews.
You have of course heard Sonic Youth's early stuff, right? I can't
recommend "Bad Moon Rising" ('85) and "EVOL" ('86) too highly if you're
looking for spacey guitar noise, and "Confusion Is Sex" ('83) is good too
although _very_ raw.
In a more ambient vein, look for the Virgin "Isolationism" compilation.
Lots of great scary noisy yet quiet music...
>I just got MBV's YMMR, and it's pretty good too, although I think
>it's a little derivative from Isn't Anything.
Actually this came out before "Isn't Anything", but they were both in the
same year so they are definitely very similar.
____________
Jens Alfke |__________________ He was once a little round ball of cells
[email protected] Now he makes loud noises & sometimes smells
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 13:59:34 -0800
Well, my favorite Pixies album is "Trompe Le Monde". Really, it
is. Is there a single person here who shares that view? I noticed it was
the only Pixies album not included in someone's "best of each year" list.
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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 16:31:42 -0500
Andie wrote:
>I suggest, being the sensible person I am, that everyone puts at the front
>of their subject either < 4AD - Re. blah blah blah > or < Thislisty - Re.
>blah blah blah > and just keep to those two (and no more) starting points.
Wouldn't it be easier just to mention the name of the band or the title of
the record your post is about - it would make the '4ad' or 'thislisty'
headings irrelevant. Moreover, I'd say the majority of people on this list
*are* interested in stuff other than just 4ad releases and this seems like
the place to discuss them, for better or for worse. 4ad stuff is really a
subset of the whole thislisty genre - it's just unfortunate that this list
had to start as one devoted to a single label. Look at some lists devoted to
one band - they don't often stay on topic either.
>Ah, some smart alec says, what about if I want to talk about something in
>both topics? <=oI Why don't you make two postings? Clever or what?
Posting separately for every single topic just clutters up the list. If
there's something in a post that interests you and something that doesn't,
how long does it take to realise that part of it isn't your cup of lapsang
and just ignore that paragraph? As long as everyone writes message headings
that describe the content of the post, there should be no problem.
Jared wrote:
>you should also check out
>"u-ziq" he remixed an auteus album and i was really good
^
You were involved with that? What part did you do? ;)
k-j observed:
>...billy corgan kinda looks like the original Nosferatu now...or Powder...
He's always acted like a prick, and now he looks like one too. Literally.
Larry
"Don't like it? Move to Russia."
-HJS
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 13:35:10 -0800
I'm not sure where this was posted originally; it was forwarded to me.
Non-4AD of course, and I think Scorn are teetering on the edge of
thislistiness, but I know a number of people here like them. There's
certainly not a big step from Seefeel to Scorn these days...
>Cat No: SCORN CD2
>
>Scorn have performed a rather comprehensive change of direction from
>their first two releases. Starting out as a hybrid of industrial,
>ambient and, in places, metal influences, they have, since the release
>of _Evanescence_, mutated into a superb ambient dub project. After the
>release of the remix album _Ellipsis_ this year, one hardly expected
>anything too different from _Evanescence_ and this turns out to be a
>justified expectation. Very plain packaging as far as information goes,
>something I thoroughly approve of, the cover is quite similar to both
>_Evanescence_ and _Ellipsis_. The disc as before, is totally
>black. Nicholas Bullen has left, leaving Mick Harris as the sole Scorn
>member. It was rumoured that Laswell and friends were to play on this
>but there are no notes to verify this on the disc. Overall, I would say
>that _Gyral_ is superior to _Evanescence_ in many respects. There are no
>vocals which were rather a weak spot when they appeared previously and
>the slightly plain plodding beats that occured on _Evanescence_
>ocassionally (but rarely, granted) are absent. "Far in Out" has a
>wonderful assymetric beat, for example. As usual, there is
>much attention to the individual sounds, particularly of the percussion
>tracks. Some nice timbres there. The bass is mostly sub-audible. I
>would exepct this to be floor-shaking on a large sound system. Scorn
>often manage to generate marvellous soundscapes arranged around such
>infectious and hypnotic beats and here, they excel. _Gyral_ is a truly
>superb album of trance-like rhythms and textural sonority. It has a much
>more consistent feel than _Evanescence_ whilst leaving room for more
>innovative material like the beautiful "Stairway". This has a
>looped eerie piano line that a friend remarked reminded him of Steve
>Reich. Looped backwards whistling sounds underwritten by a strong bass
>and percussion convey the title imagery nicely. Those who enjoyed
>_Evanescence_ should certainly enjoy this. It is a pinnacle of
>ambient/industrial music.
>--
>= Phil Kime ([email protected]) =
>= Centre for Cognitive Science/Dept of Philosophy =
>= Edinburgh University =
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[email protected] Now he makes loud noises & sometimes smells
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 02:41:56 PST
I just saw the "Unpopular 4AD albums" message and thought about my
recent visit to my local 2 hand shop. After listening to Frank Black's
Teenager of the year LP I decided it wasn't for me. Then I found The The's
Blue Soul Mining(?) on CD and gave it a listen. I couldn't quite get into it. I
ave Infected
as well as some 12" which I really enjoy. Maybe it's coz they are mixed by
J G Thurlwell. I don't know.....
Chris
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 12:47:00 +0000
Little Brain" at Nov 13, 95 11:01:09 pm
a Bear of Very Little Brain Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 23:36:20 +0930
14, 95 09:04:36 am
Is it just me , or are the wav's from the the LLC interview thingy
(that was mentioned here not long ago) screwed ??
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 14:13:35 +0100
> Can you think of any song
> > that clearly has "kiss" in the lyric? As much information as possible
> > please.
>
> "kiss him on the cheek and tell him where to go"
> Heavenly "C is the Heavenly Option"
> off "Le Heavenly De Jardin"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LE JARDIN DE HEAVENLY
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"kiss me goodbye"
Cure "The same deep water as you"
off "disintegration"
"I miss the kiss of treachery"
Cure "disintegration"
off "disintegration"
"And then he kissed me"
The Crystals "And then he kissed me"
Dominique A made a great cover of it...
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 09:38:08 -0600
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Hi. I have two CDs of DCD not on 4AD. I think they are bootlegs. Anyone=
have these? Are there others like the ones I have? Anyone want more in=
formation on these?
Name of the CDs are:
Dark Christ-Mas - recorded in Belgium 1993
Meditabor - recorded in Detroit - 1994
has previously unreleased songs of:
Flowers of the Sea Circum
Eden
Garden of Refuge
Convict of Sin
Musica Eternal, Carnival of Light, Adnajc
Noctambulist
Sea of Tears
Any info is appreciated.
Holly
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 10:55:25 -0500
to- lick us with -the first........
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 11:43:10 -0500
<<<<
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 11:13:01 -0500
>enough to go on a new album. I would suggest Miranda Sex >Garden. Their
>version of In Heaven (Lady in the radiator song) is excellent. >Some of
>their stuff fits into framework of 4AD quite nicely.
I have iris, and though i had to listen to it a couple of times to get into
that sparse, eerie feeling, and tense vocal harmonies, i like it now. How
does their newer stuff compare to this album? Anyone?
nomi
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 17:20:42 +0100
I just got the v23 'Modern Calender' in the mail (there's no sign that it is
a calender for 1996!). All I can say is that I'm.... slightly disappointed.
Just 13 (14) nice pictures. I think the 1993 calender was far better and
maybe the 1990 was better too.
And no decorated cardboard box, just the calender. The calender is also not
part of the 4AD catalogue (the cat.# is MINTY 23), so officially it doesn't
count as another nail in 4AD's coffin :) :)
Frank
++++++++++++
[email protected]
++++++++++++
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 12:17:10 -0500
Could someone please tell me more about Hector Zazou? I know he'w worked
w/Siouxsie & Dead Can Dance (not bad I know!)
Also, does anyone have a copy of the "Moonchild" soundtrack performed by
Dead Can Dance?
Thanks,
Andrea
[email protected]
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 11:53:14 -0500
<<<<
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 10:33:50 -0500
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 11:02:27 -0600
On Tue, 14 Nov 1995, Hement Gopal wrote:
>
> ermm...sorry!! *slaps his hand*...i get carried away sometimes...and
> just before someone bitches about this mail having no 4ad content
> here goes : LUSH DO REALLY SUCK!!!!
I have a better idea. Why don't we start a newsgroup called
alt.4ad.dipshits-with-tiny-dicks that guys like you can post to?
Martin
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 14:24:58 -0500
I think the opening of either Kiss Alive I or II starts out with something to
the effect of "you wanted the best, you got the best. ladies & gentlemen, the
greatest band in the world K I I I I S S S S S S S !!"
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 12:51:29 EST
There is a TMC box set sitting in a local record store for $45. The shrink
wrap is torn off but for 4 discs costing the usual $50 to $70 this is a good
price. I think that the TMC box set is discontinued. E-mail me privately if
you wish to buy this excellent box set.
I was wondering if anyone has access to the new Mojave 3 cd on import. I've
been combing all of the record stores in the PRovidence and Boston area and
have been coming up empty. If anyone has access to one I will pay all
shipping and handling and cost of the record and have my heartfelt gratitude.
Thanks.
[email protected]
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 18:41:38 CET
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 20:24:03 +0200
...BTW - was the box a Limited Edition?
There were 'only' 2000 boxes released.
That's about 8000 cd's
I've got one, my sister owns a copy so there must be 1998 elsewhere...
Emiel
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 09:47:01 -0800
> together enough $ for a new CD, what TMC album should I buy?
>
Well, if you like Kim Deal, buy Blood. It has her and Tanya Donnelly
singing 'You and Your Sister'. If you want the more, how did you put it,
'classic 4AD' sound, It'll End in Tears is great with lots from members
of Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance and Colourbox, but Filigree and Shadow
is also pretty spectacular too, if you want the 75 or so minute epic type
of recording.
Hell, save up money and buy all three. :)
Strick9
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 09:49:20 -0800
>
> ...etc. etc. etc. Rodney, don't you know this kind of thing has no place
> here? Unless it's another flame or something else totally irrelevant to
> 4AD, we don't want to here about it! Shame on you!
>
Ha ha ha... I think we've all made our point. Can we just move on
please? If you're not happy with the list, the FAQ tells you how to
unsubscribe. It's stupid namecalling and immaturity like this that made
me quit another list, I really don't want to be forced into leaving this
one too.
Strick9
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 10:27:31 -0700
On Tue, 14 Nov 1995, Martin Wagner wrote:
> On Tue, 14 Nov 1995, Hement Gopal wrote:
>
> >
> > ermm...sorry!! *slaps his hand*...i get carried away sometimes...and
> > just before someone bitches about this mail having no 4ad content
> > here goes : LUSH DO REALLY SUCK!!!!
>
> I have a better idea. Why don't we start a newsgroup called
> alt.4ad.dipshits-with-tiny-dicks that guys like you can post to?
>
> Martin
>
I totally agree; you pass judgement quite harshly--and NO, LUSH DOES NOT
SUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sincerely
Disgruntled....
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 13:06:54 -0600
However with any luck I may be able to scrape
>together enough $ for a new CD, what TMC album should I buy?
hmmm. . .don't own any of them, but i've heard two. out of the two i've
heard, i'd have to suggest filligree and shadow. i don't remember much
about the cd, other than "the jeweler" is a wonderful song. the other
album i've heard is "blood," and i thought it was terrible. sorry. not
much help.
last night i had this really weird dream. i can't remember anything about
it, but it had "pack yr romantic mind" playing over and over throughout the
dream (which lasted about an hour). i woke up this morning and listened to
the song five times in a row. wow!
eric
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 09:53:36 -0700
> > GS: The video was beautiful. How involved were you in the
> > selection of images used in the video?
> >
> > LG: I wasn't very involved at all. I spoke to Nigel [Grierson] on
> > the phone and one thing that I really wanted to do with this
> >Has anyone seen this video? I hope I can see it sometime...
i'm assuming she's talking about the sanvean video. if anyone at all
remembers when i mentioned it you will also remember that i said that it
made me miss nigel's work. whoo hoo! chock a point up for me! i knew it
was nigel....:) :) sorry, it's not often that i'm right.
anyway, the video is a rich black&white affair slightly reminiscent of a
moving TMC cover. images of a bride, a baby, lisa looking creepy behind
a watery haze. gorgeous.
where is nigel anyway?
.mark....back on the caffeinetrain.
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 14:23:58 +0000
12, 95 07:06:09 pm
Look, I changed the subject line!
Jens Alfke Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 10:48:52 -0800
Andrew Norman wrote:
>does anyone know what the rhythm section are doing
>now? Dilworth has drummed for Stereolab
When I saw Th Faith Healers play in San Francisco, during a quiet bit
between songs where people were yelling out requests, someone yelled
"Super-Electric!" and Joe grinned and started to play the drum part.
(Unfortunately the rest of the band didn't join in.) This was the same
show where I yelled out "Mother Sky!" as loud as I could and they
actually played it, the first time I've ever had that work (or maybe it
was just next on the set list anyway.)
And hey! Whatever happened to the impending re-release of "L'" on
American Records? I never saw it show up.
Time to listen to "Lido" again,
____________
Jens Alfke |__________________ He was once a little round ball of
cells
[email protected] Now he makes loud noises & sometimes
smells
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 16:45:54 +0000
11:33pm)
On Nov 13, 11:33pm, Suey wrote:
> Subject: Re: This mortal coil
> On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, Michael C Lawyer wrote:
> please do not stop at one album, get the box set, you won't regret it...
>
> su
>-- End of excerpt from Suey
By all means. Get the box set. Hell, the original versions that comes with it
is almost worth the price alone. Speaking of which...has anyone got any info on
The Apartments?
And I must add that the photographs in the book that comes with the box must be
some of the finest to emerge from v23. Right up there with the snaps from
Doolittle.
BTW - was the box a Limited Edition?
Cheers,
--
Jon Kvebaek Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 12:05:24 -0800
You wrote:
>
> hnia will save 4ad in 1996.
>
>
>
> place your bets,
> k-j
>
>
> ...so, is it really lame to give a guy a rose?...
>
never ever underestimate the power of a flower with throns on it :)
euthelene
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 09:37:54 -0800
13, 95 01:30:40 pm
I've got to add my $0.02 here...the Lilys 2nd proper album (Eccsame the
Photon Band) is either just in the top 5 on '94/'95 (came out the end of
'94) or it might be the single best album. (The single best new band
honor would have to go to The For Carnation) This album takes a bit of
MBV, a lot of Sgt. Pepper (in a good way - not the hokey crap most bands
do) and a lot of drugs and make the fantastic, psychedelic, slowcore
album of the past few years. Its hard to compare against others as its
somewhat of an enigma...but listen for yourself. Has anyone here??
>
> Well, the major thing you omitted is the Lilys' "In the Presence Of
> Nothing", which is a really, really nice take on the whole MBV "Loveless"
> sound. It was released on Slumberland in '92. The Lilys have two later
> albums which are not of the same sound; I haven't heard them but they get
> mixed reviews.
>
> You have of course heard Sonic Youth's early stuff, right? I can't
> recommend "Bad Moon Rising" ('85) and "EVOL" ('86) too highly if you're
> looking for spacey guitar noise, and "Confusion Is Sex" ('83) is good too
> although _very_ raw.
>
> In a more ambient vein, look for the Virgin "Isolationism" compilation.
> Lots of great scary noisy yet quiet music...
>
> >I just got MBV's YMMR, and it's pretty good too, although I think
> >it's a little derivative from Isn't Anything.
>
> Actually this came out before "Isn't Anything", but they were both in the
> same year so they are definitely very similar.
>
>
> ____________
> Jens Alfke |__________________ He was once a little round ball of cells
> [email protected] Now he makes loud noises & sometimes smells
>
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 15:42:46 +0000
> from "Aaron Thorne" at Nov 13,
95 09:52:17 am
Aaron Thorne Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 12:00:47 -0800
You wrote:
>
>To generate a little music discussion I'd like to pose an intresting
>question. I got onto this list for the Pixies and other Kim Deal
projects,
>and I am forced to confess my ignorance on "classic" 4ad bands such as
This
>Mortal Coil, and others, However with any luck I may be able to scrape
>together enough $ for a new CD, what TMC album should I buy?
>
>mike
>
filagree and shadow. TMC is really more of a collaboration that
evolves its participant list like the golden palominos--some of the
same people but lots of fringees. love there covers, especially
holocost by alex chilton, chills on the spine.
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 14:12:39 -0500
and marvyn's copy makes 1997 left...
Hey, we gonna do that HNIA *KOS* thing again with the TMC box set? This time
without numbers to differentiate which one we have? :)
marvynHortman ftp://sharedcast.hccs.cc.tx.us
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 18:25:28 +0200
...Interview with Mark K....looking good!
...
.._Painters
...
...Elvia
...
...([email protected])
And here it is:
Mark Kozelek Solo Album Causes Red House Painters To Leave 4AD
Photo by Jay Blakesberg (go to the web-page to view this one)
Addicted To Noise editor Michael Goldberg reports: The Red House Painters,
led by singer/songwriter/guitarist Mark Kozelek, have, parted ways with 4AD
Records. The group recorded four albums and one EP for the label. Their
most recent album was the gorgeous Ocean Beach, released earlier this year.
According to Kozelek, who I spoke with recently, the parting came after he
delivered a solo album to 4AD that he recorded with musicians other than
the members of Red House Painters. "I found a few musicians, liked way they
played, and said, 'Let's go up to a studio and make a record,' " said
Kozelek. "We went up to Mendocino, middle of the fucking woods. There was
no planning. I showed them songs, and we started recording them. We kept
the 2nd take. Sometimes the 1st take." He described the album, which I
haven't yet heard, as "a loose, lively sounding record. I play all the
guitars. That's a first for me." Kozelek said there were "rock songs" on
the album. "Distorted guitars, sort of a rock feeling. Like '70s Neil
Young/ Crazy Horse feeling on the record." 4AD owner Ivo didn't care for
five or six songs, and, according to Kozelek, found the guitar solos
"irritating." Faced with the option of reworking the material, or leaving
the label, Kozelek chose to take a hike. "We don't want to keep putting out
the same record over and over," said Kozelek of the Red House Painters, who
are continuing as a group and will perform the material on the album once
it's released on another label (several companies have made offers). "The
feeling we were getting from 4AD was that we couldn't go in a studio and
have fun any more," said Kozelek. "We couldn't make the record we wanted to
make."
Er... so this in fact 0% 4AD...
Thanks for the link Elvia
Emiel Efdee
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[email protected] (the netherlands)
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http://www.luna.nl/~efdee
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 10:38:40 -0600
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I have Susprina, Iris and the first (name escapes me now). Susprina is w=
aaay more guitar driven and generally instrument driven. Some of it is H=
NIAish and even heavier, always with the strange soprano voices above.
I haven't listened to it in a while, but I would do a full review if anyo=
ne is interested.
Holly
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>enough to go on a new album. I would suggest Miranda Sex >Garden. Their
>version of In Heaven (Lady in the radiator song) is excellent. >Some of
>their stuff fits into framework of 4AD quite nicely.
I have iris, and though i had to listen to it a couple of times to get in=
to
that sparse, eerie feeling, and tense vocal harmonies, i like it now. Ho=
w
does their newer stuff compare to this album? Anyone?
nomi
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 13:44:06 -0800
>since i fared well with my last request for a TMC lyric, another request:
>
>can anyone accurately fill in the blank to this song for me?
>
>"another day" (the apartments, TMC)
not to be nitpicky (i.e. you probably already know this but just in case...)
"another day" was originally Tim Buckley. "Mr. Somewhere" was the Apartments.
Speaking of which, has anyone ever found the album of the original song? I
think it's _fucking brilliant_, even better than the minor deity Ms.
Crawley's treatment of it, and I've never seen it anywhere. Any idea of
it's availability or if the rest of it is any good?
Thanks,
Jake
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 14:48:10 -0600
On Tue, 14 Nov 1995, Charles Kim wrote:
> There is a TMC box set sitting in a local record store for $45. The shrink
> wrap is torn off but for 4 discs costing the usual $50 to $70 this is a good
> price. I think that the TMC box set is discontinued. E-mail me privately if
> you wish to buy this excellent box set.
Hmm, I don't know. I think I only paid about $47.99 for the thing sealed.
If the box and booklet are in fairly decent condition and not too
shelfworn, I'd say buy it, but not otherwise. There are a couple of shops
here in Austin that still have sealed copies, so the set is not really
rare yet.
Martin
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 17:29:42 -0500
If Nina Blackwood is on the list, would you e-mail me privately *prrettie*
please.
_____________________
I recently purchased a comp. tape put out by the Sombient label entitled
_Throne of Drones_. The title is very indicative of the pieces themselves,
in that they are, for lack of a *better* description, 'drone-y'.
I only recall a few of the names that were included on this (Iso-ambient
orchestra & Steve Roach) as even after a few listens the whole thing could be
mistook as one artist.
My q.
Does someone have an address for Sombient (as I would like to give this a
listen on cd) or if anyone has heard this comp., any comparable
recommendations?
Thanks,
Jason
[email protected]
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 14:20:24 -0800
I finally got my 4AD catalogue in the mail, but I've still got a few
questions. First, does this automatically put me on the mailing list for
all those things like free 7"'s and Christmas cards? Second, I got mine
from 4AD UK. If I were to get it from 4AD US would I be able to order
things through the US office or would it still go through the UK?
Basically, I just want to know if it would be less costly and more expedient
to get a new catalogue from the US office.
Thanks,
Jake
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 13:57:44 -0800
>...BTW - was the box a Limited Edition?
>
>There were 'only' 2000 boxes released.
>
>That's about 8000 cd's
>
>I've got one, my sister owns a copy so there must be 1998 elsewhere...
I've got one, and I've seen at least three others in stores. That's 1994.
Anyone else?
Jake,
hoping that 4AD-L has cornered the market on TMC boxed sets...
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 13:54:25 -0800
>>enough to go on a new album. I would suggest Miranda Sex >Garden. Their
>>version of In Heaven (Lady in the radiator song) is excellent. >Some of
>>their stuff fits into framework of 4AD quite nicely.
>
>I have iris, and though i had to listen to it a couple of times to get into
>that sparse, eerie feeling, and tense vocal harmonies, i like it now. How
>does their newer stuff compare to this album? Anyone?
I haven't heard any of their newer material, but I absolutely love Madra. I
still need to go out and get a copy. I've heard that their newer music has
a lot more of an ambient feel to it (for those who haven't heard it, Madra
is basically their rendition of medieval madrigals). Is this true?
Jake
Jake Reichert | I used to be indecisive/
[email protected] | But now I'm not so sure...
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 17:30:38 -0600
On Tue, 14 Nov 1995, einexile the meek wrote:
> > place your bets,
>
> - Expect to hear from Dean Garcia, Richard Ashcroft, and Guy Chadwick.
>
I recently heard that Richard Ashcroft is getting back with the other
members of Verve, except Nick McGabe. There will also be 3 new people
and they are *supposed* to have a single out in early 96...Does anyone
know if there is any truth to this rumor?
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 10:55:01 -0800
>Here's another excuse to mention them. Can you give me/us a quick
>listing of what's out there by them? I want to know what else
>there is besides Independency and Hex because that's what I have.
The only other things I know of are:
Big Shot / Reserve Shot Gunman
A-side is the album version. B-side is one of the best things they've
ever done, a piece of all-out techno with their regular instrumentation,
incl. guitars and real drums and only bits of keyboard. During the
breaks, instead of samples, you get piles of feedback. Awesome, but good
luck finding it.
Blue / Hex / Big Shot(?) remix
"Blue" is more or less in the same style as the album "Hex" but more
upbeat and with synthesized bass and drums. "Hex" is incredibly noisy.
The remix (is it "Big Shot" or some other album track? I forget) is
redone as all-synths. Worth picking up for the completist but there's
nothing really good on it.
Half of BP have also release two(?) EPs under the name Boymerang. Andrew
Norman can provide more info, I've never seen or heard either one.
Supposedly the band are still together, but they haven't released
anything since '94.
____________
Jens Alfke |__________________ He was once a little round ball of
cells
[email protected] Now he makes loud noises & sometimes
smells
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 16:29:00 PST
i am sorry to buy eveyone with this final, ignorant question.
But...
What is the cocteau twins' e-mail list address?
grateful to any info,
bahman
p.s. Does Macbeth have an album out? Come down...just kidding.
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 20:02:30 EST
Does anyone have an official word on when the 1996 v23 calendar will be
released?
Thanks,
Tom Homulka
[email protected]
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 12:53:50 -0600
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Sorry to clutter up mailboxes...
Adam, I cannot send to you directly.
Well, I had to pay a bit for them $25 - $35.
Found them at a local record store here in Milwaukee.
I could probably order more if you are
interested, but I'm short of cash now.
When I bought these two, there was
one more available, but I already had most
of the songs on CD.
bye,
Holly
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Hi. I have two CDs of DCD not on 4AD.
how on earth have you come into this possession?
(otherwise put: how could I?)
Adam Olszewski
[email protected]
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 10:02:54 EST
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Date: Tue, 18 Apr 1995 10:17:06 -0600
THE NATURAL LIFE CYCLE OF MAILING LISTS
Every list seems to go through the same cycle:
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alot about how wonderful it is to find kindred souls).
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the list, and brainstorm recruitment strategies).
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threads develop, occasional off-topic threads pop up)
4. Community (lots of threads, some more relevant than others;
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experts as well as less experienced colleagues; friendships
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sharing opinions)
5. Discomfort with diversity (the number of messages increases
dramatically; not every thread is fascinating to every
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limit discussion to person 1's pet topic; person 2 agrees
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bandwidth is wasted complaining about off-topic threads
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6a. Smug complacency and stagnation (the purists flame everyone
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OR
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participants stay near stage 4, with stage 5 popping up briefly
every few weeks; many people wear out their second or third
'delete' key, but the list lives contentedly ever after)
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 20:17:48 -0500
Jake wrote:
>>not to be nitpicky (i.e. you probably already know this but just in
case...)
"another day" was originally Tim Buckley. "Mr. Somewhere" was the
Apartments.<<
"Another Day" was written by Roy Harper. As for the Apartments, they have a
fairly new release out that is quite available domestically (U.S. that is).
It is quite good as well.
Anybody on the whereabouts of Mary Margaret O'Hara's "Miss America" LP (from
whence "Help Me Lift You Up" came). I'm desparate for this release
(especially on vinyl). Sleevies by Messr. Bigg. Her voice is quite
remarkable.
Thanks,
Sorty (who really likes the Roche's version of "Jill Of All Trades" and
thinks Liquorice's version could have easily fit on TMC's "Blood")
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 20:32:37 -0500
Jake wrote:
>>If I were to get it from 4AD US would I be able to order
things through the US office or would it still go through the UK?<<
It still goes through the U.K. unfortunately (you'd think that since Ivo
lived here, you could order throught the U.S. office too; I know it's
simpleton reasoning, but anyway...)
>>Basically, I just want to know if it would be less costly and more
expedient to get a new catalogue from the US office.<<
To get a new catalogue from the U.S. office would be cheaper and easier ($2,
I think). I once saw a 4AD catalogue in a record store in Atlanta that they
were selling for $7.50!!! What a joke/rip-off (although I'm sure someone's
bought it by now).
As for that freeby stuff, I don't know. I don't think that the U.S. office is
very up on maintaining their mailing list.
Does anyone have any concrete stories on why everyone thinks that Bev Chin is
a bitch? I know it's filthy gossip, but hey...
SortSol (that picture of the baby in Lilliput-it's ME!!!)
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 19:58:39 -0700
There is a Shift playing here tommorow night with God Head Silo and Texas
Is The Reason do you know if it is the same band? if so i'll check them out!
On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, mesocyclone wrote:
> In all my ranting and raving about how wonderful shiFt is, I forgot to
> mention one thing: Marc is on this list. So if you're curious about
> shiFt and/or ordering the cd, you can get in touch with him at
> [email protected]. He's a really nice guy and I'm sure he'll be
> happy to answer any questions you might have!
>
>
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>
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 20:48:52 -0600
Holly said:
>Hi. I have two CDs of DCD not on 4AD. I think they are bootlegs. Anyone
have these? Are there others like the ones I have? Anyone want more
information on these?
>Dark Christ-Mas
>Meditabor
I have a different one called "Gothic Spleens" but actually i seem
to remember that there are two pairs of duplicate boot CD's with different
names and different covers that are from the same concert. so, be careful.
It used to be that the Dead Can Dance page had a listing of all the
CD bootlegs (there are quite a few) with sleeve scans, the incorrect track
listings (the ones on the back), the correct track listings, and a short
evaluation of the sound quality etc.. Shortly after the DCD page became
official Brendan asked to have those removed from the webpage (for obvious
reasons) BUT darn it all---that function of the webpage is deeply missed.
Did anyone happen to download all that information and would be willing to
share it with us? There's certainly a need for this information since you
want to get the most out of your ill-bought booty.
I can imagine a renegade webpage with the aforementioned information
along with sound snippets (heck, they're not legally copyrighted by the
people making the money anyway). :) Anyone volunteering?
-cz
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 20:07:37 -0700
any more word on the December 8 date in Frisco Me and a bunch of friends
are gonna drive out from SLC if so!
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1995 22:37:49 -0500
>There is a Shift playing here tommorow night with God Head Silo and Texas
>Is The Reason do you know if it is the same band? if so i'll check them out!
I would hazard a guess to say that the abovementioned Shift is not the shoey
shiFt that a number of us admire and adore, as the real (at least for me)
shiFt seems to gig almost as often as... well, not very often, and almost
exclusively in Austin. In fact, I'm almost willing to bet some money that
the band playing tomorrow night is some mediocre punkrawk band (nothing
against punk necessarily, just largely superfluous in my book...). Instead,
stay home, save yr money, order the CD from N D, and start looking forward
their forthcoming 7" (also on N D).
Cheers,
hk
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