Subject: query on remixes for perusal (fwd)
Subject: Re: Scott and Mary/Long Fin Killie discog.
Subject: Re: "wrong" opinions/Lush Imports =: +
Subject: fsa
Subject: Cocteau Twins on Baywatch
Subject: Re: 4AD-L Digest - 7 Dec 1995 to 8 Dec 1995
Subject: mai pen Rai
Subject: Re: 4AD-L Digest - 7 Dec 1995 to 8 Dec 1995
Subject: Re: Bauhaus or Joy Division?
Subject: Re: Muses
Subject: Re: Long Fin Killie discog
Subject: Re: And Also the Trees/Bel Cant
Subject: new Brit bands/where are they now?
Subject: dcd
Subject: ARGH!! :(
Subject: Re: new Brit bands/where are they now?
Subject: Re: (idm) chapterhouse, idm related?
Subject: Re: new Brit bands/where are they now?
Subject: Re: (idm) chapterhouse, idm related?
Subject: Re: (idm) chapterhouse, idm related?
Subject: Re: fsa
Subject: Re: ARGH!! :(
Subject: Re: dcd
Subject: Re: ARGH!! :(
Subject: Re: ARGH!!
Subject: Re: ARGH!! :(
Subject: Re: Slowdive-ish bands
Subject: Re: "wrong" opinions/Lush Imports =: +
Subject: re:new signing
Subject: Ooh, a grudge match!
Subject: Re: (idm) chapterhouse, idm related? (fwd)
Subject: Scheer/Echobelly, general musical stuff
Subject: Lush Live! 125 recordings
Subject: hisnameisaliveLIVE
Subject: twinlights lyrics please...
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 18:50:17 -0500
================= Begin forwarded message =================
From: [email protected] (william byers)
To: [email protected] ("Living and Breathing")
Subject: query on remixes for perusal
Date: Wed, 13 Dec
i've got some questions about the Jewel remixes...
i have read that they are fans of Foetus; so the
Thirlwell remix is expected, they toured with the Cure,
so, the Robert Smith one is expected as well. However,
where does Ivo Watts-Russell enter the picture? i know
he is the main man behind 4AD records, so is he a fan, a
friend, someone who was looking to sign them in the early
days, what?! also, how were the remixes received by the
band themselves, they obviously liked them or they wouldnt
of had them released, but... yeah. any thoughts of any
possible remixes in the future? i am thinking perchance
Brad Laner of Medicine, Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins),
Mark Clifford (Seefeel) and many others would do some
interesting takes on the material...especially some more
ambient-like schtuff. who knows, i am not to say!?
just some thoughts... thanks...............!
heath
[email protected]
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Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 23:55:16 -0500
"[email protected]" at Dec 8, 95 09:30:21 pm
> ps-someone inquired about a Long Fin Killie discog., and here's what I have
> which may or may not be complete--
>
> Hollywood Gem {cds/7"} (Too Pure 44)
> Houdini {lp} (Too Pure 47)
> Head of Dead Surfers/Flower Carrier (Pruned Version) {7"} pt. 1/3
> Rhino/Homo Erectus {7"} pt. 2/3
> Vanilla/Love Smothers Allergy {7"} pt. 3/3
there's also the lamberton lamplighter ep, which came first and is quite good,
though perhaps not as great as houdini.
and for complete completists, there's a medicine/lfk promo that was being
given away at shows with a few tracks from both. (album versions)
btw, who the hell had the idea for these 7"s? do they really think we're
gullible/pathetic enough to shell out $12 for 3 7"s with one album and one
exclusive track on each? i'm certainly not going to buy into it, much as i
love too pure. (uk)
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 23:30:38 -0600
>>few things bother me more than self-appointed monitors of
>>good taste who tell people that their opinions about music
>>are wrong. just because someone has a different opinion
>>than you does not make them wrong _or_ lazy.
just thought i'd comment on this one, b/c you're slagging this guy for
expressing his opinion. kind of funny, eh? don't take everything so
seriously. not everything people say on this list is completely serious.
(do you want us to put a smiley after every sarcastic/joking remark?) calm
down.
Brian wrote:
>God bless you sir, I agree.
>
just wanted to make it clear that i flamed you for the degrading language
you used to state your opinion, not your actual opinion. it's fine if you
say you're sexually attracted to miki, but it's crude and disrespectful to
say "i'd do her."
>Hey, there are some 125 Lush imports and I've only found three. Where
>can I find the rest? For all 5 people who DIDN"T add me to their kill
>file please help.
do you mean bootlegs? or anything that hasn't been released in the us?
well, that's all,
BiZ
put your finger in your eye
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 00:07:08 -0600
hey, i just noticed that "in the light of time" from further uses the same
guitar line as "wish" from fsa. do they do this with other stuff, too?
later,
BiZ
"you say love, and it sounds so good."
-slowdive "blue skied an' clear"
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 00:08:45 EST
>anyhow, the song in question I believe is "Sigh's Smell of Farewell".
>I can't remember exactly which lp (if it even ever appeared on one at
>all) it's on at the moment as I have Treasure lent out at the moment,
>but it does appear on the "Love's Easy Tears" cd single.
I searched desperately at the end of the show for the credits but failed
to see them. Isn't the song simply gorgeous?
Matt
Date: Sat, 9 Dec 1995 16:06:18 EST
<[email protected]>
> Brian
>
>>P.S. Sell-out or not......I'd do 'er. And with a few drinks the rest
>>of the band too. Probably.
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 19:11:46 -0500
I'm clearing out a mess of cds that I've got and was wondering if anybody
is interested in buying my copy of the 4ad/independent project packaging sampler
from 92 called mai Pen Rai. it's in excellent shape. If interested email me
with a bid.
Date: Sat, 9 Dec 1995 16:10:35 CST
>> Brian
>>
>>>P.S. Sell-out or not......I'd do 'er. And with a few drinks the rest
>>>of the band too. Probably.
>
>
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 11:35:38 +0100
New Order :)
_____________________________________________________________________________
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 11:39:00 +0100
On Mon, 11 Dec 1995, 'H'y wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would just to say that the Muses version of Amazing Grace on one of
> their singles is better than on the Holy Single. It builds more and more
> and just when you think its going to stop it carries on.
I couldn't agree more and I would say the same for 'sinkhole' The version
on the muses 1985 demo is WAY better than the one on holy single
_____________________________________________________________________________
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 10:47:48 -0800
> Re: Scott and Mary/Long Fin Killie discog.
>
> [email protected]
> Wed, 13 Dec 1995 23:55:16 -0500
>
> > ps-someone inquired about a Long Fin Killie discog., and here's what
> > I have which may or may not be complete--
> >
> > Hollywood Gem {cds/7"} (Too Pure 44)
> > Houdini {lp} (Too Pure 47)
> > Head of Dead Surfers/Flower Carrier (Pruned Version) {7"} pt. 1/3
> > Rhino/Homo Erectus {7"} pt. 2/3
> > Vanilla/Love Smothers Allergy {7"} pt. 3/3
>
> there's also the lamberton lamplighter ep, which came first and is
> quite good, though perhaps not as great as houdini.
>
> and for complete completists, there's a medicine/lfk promo that was
> being given away at shows with a few tracks from both. (album versions)
for completely complete completists they also had a track on the 'camden
crawl' compilation cd published on 'love train records' recently although i
don't think it's an exclusive track ('heads of dead surfers' sounds
familiar, i have nothing else by the band at all).
--
andyx ([email protected])
who has to miss luna play with the mo-javes in london on saturday (the garage
if anybody's interested) because he's going home for christmas - humbug.
last night's luna radio session was ok, he fluffed the words to indian summer
pretty badly though - 'touch girl, apple blossom. croquet and baked alaskas'
i ask you.
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 11:31:57 GMT
The trees have just completed recording of the album. I've heard some
demo tapes, and Justin has written some top tunes, with quality
trumpet blowing from the boy William ('Will' to his chums).
They've just signed a new record deal, the name of the label escapes me for the
moment; *beloved*?
No plans of touring just yet, but will no doubt at least play Europe
esp. France.
America? Who knows, a short promotional tour perhaps.
The Loafer.
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 07:06:58 -0500
>p.s. by the way, what do you think about them and the batch of new
>british bands out there such as powder, cast, coast, and northern uproar?
Well, if they sound as bad as they look (and they do seem to be turning out
some seriously ugly, desperately unstylish bands there these days), then I
don't think much of them. Considering that music in Britain is at an
all-time low as it is, where your influences and your ability to recreate
faithfully a given style from the past without the slightest originality is
all that counts (along with where and with whom you do your drinking), it
shouldn't be that hard to be at least *slightly* challenging and different,
but that's not what people seem to be looking for.
e asked what the deal was with (among others):
>Dean Garcia
According to Toni Halliday, he's noodling on his Moog a lot these days,
coming up something semi-ambient
>Andrew Eldritch
Tried to fire himself from the Sisters in order to get out of his record
contract, although the label said it wouldn't work legally. Things must be
pretty bad.
>Bud
Either got shelved when Toni started Scylla, or Bud became Scylla
>Richard Ashcroft
Now working as a swimming-pool attendant in Rhyl, Wales
>Guy Chadwick
I don't know either. His new band, The Madonnas, doesn't seem to have gotten
off the ground. It shouldn't be that hard for him to get signed somewhere
(but going back to Creation might not be such a good idea, I think)
L
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 12:29:38 GMT
Salutations from over the pond. Minority vs majority.
Firstly may I apologise for any breaking of message construction
conventions, for I am new to this game. Besides isn't it what you
say, rather than how you say it. Indeed.
To the matter at hand.
Does anyone know the name of the film(s) that Dead Can Dance provided
the soundtrack to?
Is the film or just the soundtrack available to buy?
Also one person on this list has already mentioned them, but to all
those who have not checked them out yet, a tip:
'and also the trees' you will not be disappointed; I hope.
A good place to start is 'Green is the Sea' esp. the track 'the fruit
room'.
However if you like your music a tad Cure-ish (what a great
descriptive word) then head for the earlier material i.e. Virus
Meadow.
The band are not on 4AD but I feel would appeal to those who like
that kinda thing.
By all means drop us a line to tell me they are pants (a jovial term
proposing the notion of dislike).
But be prepared for a relentless barrage if you do.
Britpop.
Shite (rhymes with 'flight' in case your wondering) expression but
some semi-decent acts.
I would be interested to see how the idea is being pushed in the US.
I saw an advert in a comic book (the invisibles) and it looked
decidedly shifty, with a big union jack flag and peddled like some
invasion.
Corperate record labels- don't you just love'em. Cynic. Me?
Aimless writing abound. Time to go.
"Even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day"
Ta-ta
The Loafer.
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 04:55:22 -0800
On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, L-Soft list server at AMERICAN.EDU (1.8b) wrote:
> Your message dated Thu, 14 Dec 1995 04:42:26 -0800 (PST) with subject "Re:
> (idm) chapterhouse, idm related? (fwd)" has been successfully distributed to
> the 4AD-L list (398 recipients).
^^^
Anyone notice that one person leaves for every message I post to this
list? Maybe I should do a marathon sometime and see if I can't empty out
the whole lot of you!
einexile, charter member of the Undead Prosaics Army
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 12:57:26 GMT
> > by the way, what do you think about them and the batch of new
> >british bands out there such as powder, cast, coast, and northern uproar?
>
> Well, if they sound as bad as they look (and they do seem to be turning out
> some seriously ugly, desperately unstylish bands there these days), then I
> don't think much of them.
Bollocks to that. Cast are pretty good and excellent live.
Admittedly it could be argued their style is 'unoriginal', but then
if their music is good, and enjoyed by some what's wrong with it? I
often remove one of my proper relevant-to-this-list 4ad CDs out of
the player and listen to the Cast album.
Rasputin.
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"You may break my body, you may strangle my soul,
but my will to live will remain"
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Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 04:42:26 -0800
I thought some on this list might be interested to know that Global
Communication are even more full of shit than we thouht they might be.
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Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 14:54:12 -0600 (CST)
On Wed, 13 Dec 1995, Jason W. King wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Dec 1995, einexile the meek wrote:
> > While I'm here, can someone please tell me what happened to Chapterhouse?
> > Thanks.
>
> The only thing i ever heard from Chapterhouse (several years back), sounded
> a lot like oasis and stone roses type stuff. Have they done something
> that idm'ers might be interested? Just curious.
>
Chapterhouse was one of the semi-dream pop/post My Bloody Valentine bands
that were momentarily big 2-3 years ago. Otheres in this genre-let were
bands like Moose, Swervedriver, the Lilys, the Swirlies etc.
They were nothing to write home about IDM-wise. Global Communication have
gone on record as having hated Chapterhouse. The blood music remixes were
based on just shreds of the original music.
More germane pop acts are (of course) early Depeche Mode, Erasure, New
Order, Human League, etc, etc. Some of the industrial dance stuff (the
things that aren't so charred flesh and gristle oriented) like Nitzer Ebb
has it's tasy moments as well.
Kent Williams [email protected] (319) 338 6053 (home) (319) 626 6700 x 219
(work) (319) 626 3489 (fax)
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 13:05:10 GMT
Perhaps not truly relevant to this list, but still needs to be said.
Music in the UK is doing fine. With a quickly growing underground
movement in a style solely cultivated in the UK, known most commonly
as 'Jungle' as in 'inner city jungle'; that will no doubt wash onto
the shores of the US and is already having an influence on some
american artists.
There are also bands which are perhaps more related to these
lists, (music is global and all forms are relevant and provide
influences to many people, so I regret this need to relate) that are
consistantly releasing innovitive, and more importantly top tunes,
that many would enjoy but cannot because of what large record
companies deem to be financially viable.
Yes that old cynical chestnut again. I am aware that there are record
companies with honourable intentions but there are business's
nevertheless, and are small fish in a large ocean.
BLINKERED VIEW ALERT:
Besides, Oasis. Serious business.
Remember you only hear the records from other countries that
companies choose to provide. They are *perhaps* not reflective of
what's actually occuring.
I really have a thing about record companies don't I? Well they
killed my brother, and now it's personal.
Rant over.
Does anybody actually read every message on this and other lists?
If you do, I am not worthy.
Ta-ta.
The Loafer.
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 13:56:46 +0000
meek" at Dec 14, 95 04:42:26 am
einexile the meek Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 15:26:19 GMT
Oh I don't know. I listen to the aphex remixes every now and again.
They're not that bad. The Autechre remix of 'motorway' is similar and
is spot on, fella.
The Loafer. (I was there first fella)
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 09:20:53 -0700
On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, the boy in zinc wrote:
> hey, i just noticed that "in the light of time" from further uses the same
> guitar line as "wish" from fsa. do they do this with other stuff, too?
actually, i noticed on my radio show last night that the first track from
_distance_ and the first track from _further_ can be played on top of each
other with a lovely effect....so the overall sound of those two is similar.
.mark...it was noisekids kinda night on the radio last night.
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 09:42:10 -0700
>On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, L-Soft list server at AMERICAN.EDU (1.8b) wrote:
>
>> Your message dated Thu, 14 Dec 1995 04:42:26 -0800 (PST) with subject "Re:
>> (idm) chapterhouse, idm related? (fwd)" has been successfully distributed to
>> the 4AD-L list (398 recipients).
> ^^^
>Anyone notice that one person leaves for every message I post to this
>list? Maybe I should do a marathon sometime and see if I can't empty out
>the whole lot of you!
>
>
> einexile, charter member of the Undead Prosaics Army
You obviously give yourself TOO much credit. If you think that the mindless
blather that fills the ill formed tripe you pass for arguments is causing
people to unsubscribe, think again. Avoid placing your head near sharp
objects to avoid the danger of popping that over bloated under-worked
apparatus. =^)
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Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 07:54:50 -0800
at Dec 14, 95 12:29:38 pm
FOLKERD-HOBBS JAKE said:
>
> Does anyone know the name of the film(s) that Dead Can Dance provided
> the soundtrack to?
They apparently did music for two films for a director by the name of
Agustin Villarongas, 'El Nino de la Luna,' and the other which roughly
translates to 'Death and Springtime' (I've forgotten the exact title).
'El Nino' is notable because it features Lisa Gerrard in her acting
debut. They've also done some theatre work, Lisa producing music for
a version of Oedipus Rex. 'Host of Seraphim' appears on the soundtrack
to 'Baraka.'
> Is the film or just the soundtrack available to buy?
No and no. I seem to recall that El Nino won some prestigious award at
some festival but even so, the film was not released into commercial
viewing nor will it ever (according to an interview Raven, DCD web page
maintainer, conducted with Brendan). The second Villarongas film was
not actually ever released, possibly it wasn't even finished.
Ed
--
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Sleep Lab, x64227 \/ so you can kiss my ass as well
[email protected] /\ -*Her Majesty the Baby*-
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Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 10:20:38 -0800
Thank you! Really eix-geek, whatever, you got your 10 seconds of
fame...back to the music.
On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, Russell Martin wrote:
> >On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, L-Soft list server at AMERICAN.EDU (1.8b) wrote:
> >
> >> Your message dated Thu, 14 Dec 1995 04:42:26 -0800 (PST) with subject "Re
> >> (idm) chapterhouse, idm related? (fwd)" has been successfully distributed t
> >> the 4AD-L list (398 recipients).
> > ^^^
> >Anyone notice that one person leaves for every message I post to this
> >list? Maybe I should do a marathon sometime and see if I can't empty out
> >the whole lot of you!
> >
> >
> > einexile, charter member of the Undead Prosaics Army
>
> You obviously give yourself TOO much credit. If you think that the mindless
> blather that fills the ill formed tripe you pass for arguments is causing
> people to unsubscribe, think again. Avoid placing your head near sharp
> objects to avoid the danger of popping that over bloated under-worked
> apparatus. =^)
>
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Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 14:41:29 -0600
>Thank you! Really eix-geek, whatever, you got your 10 seconds of
>fame...back to the music.
when i first joined this list, i wondered why everyone got annoyed with the
newer members. now i know. it's funny to see people who've joined in the
last couple months "flaming" one of the "regulars" who along with having
his good share of fun, makes this list worth subbing to. i think e's
contributed more stuff to the list worth reading than you have, but then
again, i'm not a big fan of rhp.
and, to make this somewhat musically related. i should be receiving my
movietone cd today, so i'll post a review tonight or tomorrow.
BiZ
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 13:38:09 -0600
>>On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, L-Soft list server at AMERICAN.EDU (1.8b) wrote:
>>
>>> Your message dated Thu, 14 Dec 1995 04:42:26 -0800 (PST) with subject "Re:
>>> (idm) chapterhouse, idm related? (fwd)" has been successfully distributed to
>>> the 4AD-L list (398 recipients).
>> ^^^
>>Anyone notice that one person leaves for every message I post to this
>>list? Maybe I should do a marathon sometime and see if I can't empty out
>>the whole lot of you!
>>
yes, but every time i post, one joins, so you better start workin' mistah.
>>
>> einexile, charter member of the Undead Prosaics Army
Liz or Russ retorted:
>
>You obviously give yourself TOO much credit. If you think that the mindless
>blather that fills the ill formed tripe you pass for arguments is causing
>people to unsubscribe, think again. Avoid placing your head near sharp
>objects to avoid the danger of popping that over bloated under-worked
>apparatus. =^)
i hope you're joking b/c e contributes quality stuff to this list all the
time. if you're not joking, just go away. . .btw, i think he was joking. .
.
BiZ, the anti-e
"what can i do? what can i say? the world was large and i felt very small."
-pale saints "sight of you"
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 14:34:56 -0800
Some time ago Erik ([email protected]) posted:
> Here's where I need
> your help. Below is a short list of bands I understand is pretty
> close to the "Slowdive" sound.
> Alison's Halo
> Closedown
> Shift
Yes, brilliant bands all, although the Closedown album
missed the mark relative to their demo tapes.
> Strange Boutique
Huh? They're definitely a good band and worth a listen,
but not very close to Slowdive at all.
Others in a general dreampop, female-vocalist fashion,
which probably most of you know about already:
Orange
Elysium
We released albums by both.
Mistle Thrush, on Bedazzled. Their Agus Amarach EP
is more dreamy than the Silt album.
Siddal, also on Bedazzled. Two 7" and an album.
Astrobrite
only demo tapes so far
Lovesliescrushing
have an album and 7" on Projekt
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| Uncommon music that deserves to be heard |
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Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 14:11:33 -0800
>>>few things bother me more than self-appointed monitors of
>>>good taste who tell people that their opinions about music
>>>are wrong. just because someone has a different opinion
>>>than you does not make them wrong _or_ lazy.
>
>just thought i'd comment on this one, b/c you're slagging this guy for
>expressing his opinion. kind of funny, eh? don't take everything so
>seriously. not everything people say on this list is completely serious.
>(do you want us to put a smiley after every sarcastic/joking remark?) calm
>down.
I think the point here is that it's ridiculous to tell someone that there
opinion is "wrong", especially for something as subjective as music. I
didn't read the original post as being sarcastic or joking, by the way, so
if he misunderstood the remark he wasn't the only one.
And he wasn't slagging someone's opinion. Unless you consider it an opinion
that only certain people should be allowed to have an opinion (which is
ridiculous in the first place).
Jake
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 15:04:11 -0800
I realize that most of the Trees people here are subscribed over at aatt
but this seemed important enough I thought I would send it here.
* einexile, working on minute #11 *
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Date: Thu, 14 Dec 95 22:26:29 +0100
Latest news from yesterday evening.
Justin has informed us that they have signed Beyond Records (UK). Beyond
has made a new label for AATT called Mezentian. The album Angelfish will be
out in late March. They are planning a european tour late April and May.
That is all for now
Charlotte
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 14:56:12 -0800
On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, Russell Martin wrote:
> >Anyone notice that one person leaves for every message I post to this
> >list? Maybe I should do a marathon sometime and see if I can't empty out
> >the whole lot of you!
>
> You obviously give yourself TOO much credit. If you think that the mindless
> blather that fills the ill formed tripe you pass for arguments is causing
> people to unsubscribe, think again. Avoid placing your head near sharp
> objects to avoid the danger of popping that over bloated under-worked
> apparatus.
Should I post messages like this one instead? You can't even put together
a halfway decent sentence. *Someone's* blather has to be causing all this
mayhem, yes?
> =^)
You bought that smiley book, didn't you?
einexile, king of pop
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 17:13:15 -0600
At 04:42 AM 12/14/95 -0800, you wrote:
>I thought some on this list might be interested to know that Global
>Communication are even more full of shit than we thouht they might be.
[kent williams wrote]
>They were nothing to write home about IDM-wise. Global Communication have
>gone on record as having hated Chapterhouse. The blood music remixes were
>based on just shreds of the original music.
if you're saying that they're full of shit 'cos they hated
chapterhouse, i just want to laugh. those two guys at global communication
have more musical sense in their pinkys than chapterhouse
sung
---
[email protected]
http://shoga.wwa.com/~foss/
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 16:47:06 -0800
Hay a few questions, comments, whatever, requests:
1.) Well I haven't been able to find the new Sheer album anywhere is
it even out yet?
2.) I bought this album from Echobelly and it sounds like Bow Wow Wow
in a way. Now someone recommend to me something good.
3.) I think I'm going to get the Cibo Matto cd because the guy who
runs their page on the web said they were nice and everyone says
they are diffrent. I'm a moron, huh.
4.) My copies of Lush's "Superblast!" and "For Love" should get to my
house soon.
There, answer those while I the eat dinner that Scott paid for and
Mari cooked!
Brian
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 16:35:18 -0800
I received this from the Lush list and was wondering if anyone had any
of the list below. I just e-mailed the poster of the message and am
awiating a reply.
Brian
you wanted it, so here we go - my LUSH live-recording-collection:
Location Date Min. Source Qual.Rem.
Demos 00.00.88 11 Mx A
London - Camden Falcon 00.04.88 35 Au C
London - Camden Falcon 25.06.88 24 Au B
Demos 00.00.89 7 Mx AB
Southampton - University 03.06.89 21 Au B
London - Subterrania 11.10.89 22 Au3 A
Leeds - Poly 24.10.89 24 Au C
London - ULU 26.10.89 23 Au2 CD
London - Town & Country Club 09.11.89 23 Au2 B
Camden - Workers Club 14.11.89 23 Au2 CD
Portsmouth - Guildhall 08.12.89 28 Au BC
Words & Music Promo For GALA 00.00.90 46 Cd3 A
Nantes - Salle Escall 01.02.90 33 Fm2 A
+Interview
Peel Session 19.02.90 9 Fm3 A
Norwich - Wilde Club 05.03.90 31 Au B
Sheffield - University 08.03.90 34 Mx3 AB
Sheffield - University 08.03.90 39 Au B
+Soundcheck
Utrecht - Tivoli 21.03.90 27 Au4 B
Nancy - Terminal Export 27.03.90 33 Au BC
Paris - New Morning 29.03.90 30 Au C
Lille - L'Aeronef 31.03.90 24 Au CD
Koeln - Luxor 02.04.90 29 Au2 BC
Frankfurt - Batschkapp 03.04.90 34 Au3 A
Hildesheim - Vier Linden 04.04.90 32 Au3 B
Berlin - Loft 05.04.90 29 Au B
Hamburg - Grosse Freiheit 06.04.90 32 Au4 C
Bruessel - Ancienne Belgique 19.04.90 45 Au1 AB +Pale
Saints
London - Borderline 27.04.90 13 Au A incl.
Blondie-Cover
London - ULU 25.05.90 45 Au BC
Glastonbury - Festival 23.06.90 42 Au B
London - Crystal Palace Bowl 11.08.90 35 Au B
London - Town & Country Club 05.11.90 44 Au B
Hoboken - Maxwells 23.11.90 51 Au3 B
Boston - Night Stage 26.11.90 30 Au B
San Francisco - Kennel Club 03.12.90 53 Au BC
Snap Session 07.12.90 28 Fm5 AB
+Interview
Hollywood - Club Lingerie 08.12.90 55 Au3 B
"Kaleidoscopic Harmonies" 00.00.91 64 Cd0 BC
London - Venue 01.03.91 57 Au3 C
Lynn - WFNX Interview 23.03.91 12 Fm4 A
Boston - Paradise 23.03.91 43 Au2 BC
Chicago - Cabaret Metro 30.03.91 54 Au A
Chicago - Cabaret Metro 30.03.91 36 Fm2 A
Minneapolis - 1st Avenue 01.04.91 29 Au4 BC
Denver - Gothic Theatre 03.04.91 46 Fm2 A
Sacramento - Cattle Club 06.04.91 46 Au4 B
Edge Palo Alto 07.04.91 54 Au3 BC
San Francisco - I Beam 08.04.91 51 Au3 BC
Hollywood - Roxy 11.04.91 34 Fm2 A
New York - Marquee 29.04.91 53 Au4 AB
London - Kilburn National Ballroom 03.05.91 7 Tv1 A
Roskilde - Festival 28.06.91 29 Fm4 A
+Interview
Roskilde - Festival 28.06.91 57 Au2 B
Giessen - Bizarre Festival 30.06.91 37 Au1 AB
Steve Rippon - Phone Interview 01.08.91 27 Au2 AB one
channel only
Nottingham - Irish Centre 08.10.91 62 Au BC
London - Rocket Theatre 10.10.91 58 Au4 BC
Lille - L'Aeronef 18.10.91 58 Au B
Paris - La Cigale 19.10.91 45 Fm2 A
Paris - La Cigale 19.10.91 58 Au BC
Glasgow - Mayfair 22.10.91 58 Au3 BC
Portsmouth - Pyramids Centre 29.10.91 58 Au3 B
London - ULU 19.12.91 45 Au B Steve
Rippon's last gig
France Radio Interview 29.01.92 69 Fm2 A
Cambridge - Junction 05.02.92 62 Au AB
Sheffield - Poly 26.02.92 60 Au2 AB
Minneapolis - 1st Avenue 14.03.92 50 Fm A
Orlando - Beacham Theatre 04.04.92 63 Au3 BC
New Orleans - Tipitina's 06.04.92 67 Fm2 A
KROQ - Loveline(Lush solve love-probl 13.04.92 90 Fm3 A
Dennis Miller Show - "For Love" 14.04.92 4 Tv A
San Francisco - Slim's 14.04.92 58 Au2 B early
set
San Francisco - Slim's 14.04.92 58 Au2 B late
set
San Francisco - Union Square 15.04.92 43 Au2 A
Seattle - Rockcandy 17.04.92 67 Au4 B
Seattle - Rockcandy 17.04.92 65 Cd0 A "The
World Of Lush"
Vancouver - Commodore 18.04.92 60 Au1 C
Berlin - Loft 03.05.92 60 Au A
Stockholm - Gladjehuset 06.05.92 30 Fm5 A
Uppsala - Barowiac 07.05.92 63 Au3 B
Koeln - Luxor 12.05.92 64 Au1 A
Frankfurt - Batschkapp 13.05.92 65 Au2 A
Lausanne - Entrepot 14.05.92 55 Fm1 A
+Interview
Basel - Kulturwerkstatt 16.05.92 64 Au3 B
Tours - MJC Joue 25.05.92 58 Au3 A
Paris - Bataclan 27.05.92 67 Dat2 B
Bruessel - Ancienne Belgique 28.05.92 60 Au4 B
Amsterdam - Paradiso 29.05.92 61 Au3 AB
Utrecht - Tivoli 30.05.92 64 Au2 A
VARA - 2 Meter Session 31.05.92 24 Fm3 A
Stuttgart - Universum 02.06.92 62 Au2 A
Muenchen - Nachtwerk 03.06.92 55 Au B
Rome - Palladium 09.06.92 60 Au2 A
Napoli - Havana Club 10.06.92 51 Au3 BC
Castefranco - Emilia - Soundcheck 11.06.92 20 Au2 D
Castefranco - Emilia 11.06.92 49 Au2 D
Glastonbury - Festival 27.06.92 42 Au2 C
San Francisco - Slim's 16.07.92 52 Au2 A
San Francisco - Shoreline 19.07.92 42 Au4 A
Vancouver - UBC Field 21.07.92 43 Au4 BC
Chicago - World Amphitheater 02.08.92 43 Au B
Toronto - Molson Park 05.08.92 12 Au3 BC
Miami - Bicentennia Park 22.08.92 44 Cd0 A
"Lollapalooza |92"
Minneapolis - Harriet Island 28.08.92 43 Au B
Chicago - Cabaret Metro 30.08.92 60 Fm4 A
Fort Bend - Country Fairground 15.09.92 43 Au BC
London - ICA "13 Year Itch" 21.07.93 50 Au3 B
London - Brixton Academy 11.09.93 31 Au2 BC
BBC - Evening Session 01.06.94 21 Fm1 A
+Interview
London - Astoria 2 09.06.94 62 Au2 B
Paris - Black Session 28.06.94 47 Fm1 A
Minneapolis - 1st Avenue 01.08.94 72 Au1 AB
Santa Monica - KCRW Interview 09.08.94 11 Fm2 A
Boston - Avalon Club 16.08.94 73 Au2 BC
Reading - Festival 26.08.94 61 Au2 A
Brighton - Zap Club 05.09.94 32 Fm3 A
Koeln - Luxor 11.09.94 66 Au0 AB
incomplete
Paris - New Morning 29.09.94 77 Au2 A incl.
"Sunday Girl"