and really, apologies to this list, but this person will not return any mail, and has my Vaughan Oliver book. any ideas on how to get a reply out of someone who you give money to, in good faith, to purchase you a Vauaghan Oliver book and then states they have it, but have refused to send it for a _year_ ??? so, as i can get no reply out of this person, i figured i would have to write where she reads, again! i do apologize to all but one of you...
At 06:23 PM 1/15/96 -0800, you wrote: >On Sat, 13 Jan 1996, pacer wrote: > >> >DISAPPOINTMENTS > >> >Belly > >> um ...NO!!! I don't think so, why is it that you say that? Is it because >> if KING? I hope not because KING is WAY better than star was. STAR was >> good but KING great. >> ..........i guess I just wrote this because I disagree. LONG LIVE BELLY!!! > who made this thread happen. This is the last fucking time I will write concerning Belly and the *opinions* expressed towards them, or whatever. I just write what I fucking feel like writing. I am expressing myself as was einexille and the many people on this list do. The list would be boring if it wasn't for people's opinions and thoughts on the many different bands 4ad has to offer. I personally don't give a shit being called "arrogant" or whatever, I actually like it. luv, -the ever-so ARROGANT, -zelzah.
>i've been desperately looking for a cd by harmony rockets. for those that >did not know and may be interested, harmony rockets and mercury rev are the same >band. they released their only disc a few months ago, and for some reason it >has already been deleted. Yes. "Paralyzed Mind of the Archangel Void" was deleted - temporarily. The band (Mercury Rev in disguise) wasn't happy with the artwork. It has apparently been reissued and it's a must-have in any form. I LIKE the original artwork. But since when does that matter. More raves: the Mille Plateaux "Electric Ladyland" comp Bedouin Ascent - "Music for Particles" Spring Heel Jack - "There Are Strings" (#1 for '95 - impossibly beating out Windy & Carl's dynamite LP!) *** once you've gone jungle, there's just no turning back. until something like THESE come along: Cul de Sac - I Don't Want to Go To Bed The Mike Gunn - Almaron - psychedelia never died... it was just hibernating. :) Keep dreaming stormy dreams; drop me a line if you want more info about any of these. GuerillaG - walking in George of the Jungle's musical shooz.
Bascaly just a thank you to whoever mentioned revolver on teh list. I saw the a lbum selling for a few pounds and decided to pick it up. I got it on Friday and its been on my turntable all weekend. This is an amazing album....somewhere be tween Ride and teh Stone Roses....imho...:) Brilliant brilliant album...mut look out for the eps now....were they released on vinyl? and if the album was only released 93, I'd say we're safe enough for another re lease.....I mean look at the Stone Roses or mbv...:) R
> Is Tsunami on 4AD now that liqourice is a label member??? No. Tsunami are on Toomey's Simple Machines label. > How did Jenny Toomey wind up on 4AD? When I recently interviewed Ivo for Alt. Press, he said that he liked Jenny's voice and just asked her whether she had a project outside of Tsunami that 4AD might be able to release. Liquorice/Ida guitarist/vocalist Daniel Littleton and Toomey used to play together (pre-Tsunami) in a band called "Geek," of which Liquorice is basically a continuation. Also, Jenny and Mark Robinson have been friends for a long time, so I'm sure that Ivo probably met her through that. Of course, one shouldn't forget that Warren Defever produced the last Grenadine (Robinson, Toomey, Andrew of Eggs) album, or that HNIA drummer Trey Many is a member of Liquorice. See, Toomey has lots of 4AD connections... > Also, is the collaboration between Ian Masters and Warren Defever, > Esp Summer, going to be a 4AD release??? Probably not. They passed on the option of releasing it earlier. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's the latest 4AD release schedule (for the US, at least): ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3/5 * LUSH - _Lovelife_ CD 4/9 * SCHEER - "TBA" CD 5/14 * THROWING MUSES - _Limbo_ CD (released via Throwing Music/Ryko in USA) * LISA GERMANO - _Excerpts From A Love Circus_ CD Sometime later (ie: no clear date): * HIS NAME IS ALIVE - _Stars On ESP_ CD * DEAD CAN DANCE - "TBA" CD
Dear 4-ADlers, I think I read it here a while back, so I'm sorry if I'm rehashing old material, but could someone tell me who is singing and playing on "Bonnie and Clyde" ( a hidden track?) on Luna's PENTHOUSE. A friend brought it to my attention when I lent her the disc. Is it Johnette singing? There is no documentation provided for the 11th cut and we've been trying to guess who is involved. Nice song. Any help appreciated, thanks in advance. Mark Ingram maingr01@ukcc.uky.edu
>Oval 'systemich' - thier first album (that I know of) > is very smooth and mechanical and ambient and > sweet and wierd. >Oval 'dickont' - thier secont album (that I know of) > is smooth and totally unproductable with respect > to what is around that next corner. Can anyone tell me something about the people behind Oval? I bought their two discs at a record show because they had been filed with discs by Cluster. The woman working the booth said her boss had told her they were associated with Cluster, but all she knew was that he had said so. Frankly, I don't hear any connection. Can anyone confirm or deny the connection? John McIntyre Physics - Astronomy Domine Dept Michigan State University mcintyre@pa.msu.edu
I've updated the 4AD-L FAQ again, incorporating recent corrections/additions mailed my way and fixing up some HTML glitches. The major addition is a discussion of the "Facing The Wrong Way" and "...think I'm getting the hang of it" comps and their track listings. As always, you can get the FAQ from http://www.inow.com/~jens/Jens/4AD_FAQ.html Enjoy! __________ Jens Alfke __________________ _________________________ jens@mooseyard.com http://www.inow.com/~jens _______________________________________________________________ Old Aunt Nyla she looked out on the feast of Stephen When they stole her special ham, she swore she would get even So she took a belt of Scotch and picked up a barstool Praying to her porcine god: "Deliver me that pig-stealing fool!"
Here are the tentative dates for the upcoming Cindytalk US tour. I apologize profusely to anyone on more than one of the 4 lists I sent this message to (4AD, World Serpent, Cindytalk, our Tour List) and I promise not to do it again, but I think you'll all agree that Cindytalk have a diverse fan base. Also, if you see a cindytalk tour date message on any usenet group, you may safely ignore it! Here are the dates as of today: (dates are subject to change, and many probably will be, but the gist is sound!) February 17 Washington DC Black Cat Febryary 21 Ceveland, OH Speak In Tongues February 22 Detroit, MI Alvin's February 23 Minneapolis, MN 7Th Street Entry February 24 Chicago, IL TBA February 27 Portland, OR Satyricon February 28 Seattle, WA Crocodile March 1 San Francisco, CA Trocodero March 2 San Francisco, CA Bottom of the Hill March 3 San Jose, CA Brass Rail March 4 Santa Clara, CA Cactus Club March 8 Los Angeles, CA Viper Room March 9 Los Angeles, CA Whiskey A Go Go March 11 Tempe, AZ TBA March 13-17 Austin, TX SXSW March 18 New Orleans, LA Howling Wolf March 21 Orlando, FL Sapphire Supper Club March 23 Atlanta, GA TBA March 25 Charlotte, NC Tremont Music Hall March/ April ?? Philadelphia TBA March/ April ?? New York City, NY TBA March/ April ?? Cambridge, MA Middle East For more info feel free to contact us here at Involved. We look foreward to seeing you on the road, and so does Gordon! Rick and Annie
This is about the most ridiculous thing I've ever read. More on the way if I can find time to read the rest of the thread. :) e ---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sun, 14 Jan 1996 00:38:25 +0100 (MET)
- Subject: Re: Frank Black (Non-Scan)
On Fri, 13 Jan 1995, John Boqvistwrote: > Two of my (unnamed, but very indie-initiated) friends attended the > Nojesguiden Awards bash at Berns the other nigth. > Suddenly a fat bloke with an acoustic guitar appeared and played > some songs, just like *any* half shite acoustic guitar player. Funny that. It seems like Frank Black is really digging his own grave, or rather, the record company is. Read in Expressen Fredag about the company's promotion stunt for Mr. Black, which made them (the Fredag crew) cancel their interview: Three guys dressed in black wearing sunglasses entered their editorial room, slams a tape recorder on the floor, they press play, and start to dance. Right there in front of their desks. The music is Frank Black's latest single. I'm not sure, but I would have thought it was funny, though they do have a point when saying that they'd like to decide if the music is good or not themselves, without this kind of promotion stunts. //Erik
On Mon, 15 Jan 1996, Micah Newman wrote: > I'm considering buying Bleak's "Vane" with my next Projekt mail > order, when lovesliescrushing's "Xuvetyn" comes out, and I'm wondering if > anyone can tell me about it. I gathered that einexile doesn't like it, > and I wouldn't mind knowing exactly why, but does anyone else have input > about it? I really like Lycia a lot (although unbelievably, I have yet to > buy _The Burning Circle..._, but soon will), and the Darkwave catalog > description of Bleak being more the intense, "A Brief Glimpse" side of Lycia > sounds pretty damn good to me. I may have posted about this before so apologies if I am repeating myself. My problem with Bleak is that it is shoddy and seems to have been knocked off. If you were to draw a line indicating sound quality and spontaneity, it would look like this... Circle -> Stark -> Ionia -> Wake -> Live -> Vane ...Vane being at the "bootleg" and "flippant" end of the spectrum. It sounds like demos for Live, if Live were a Studio album. It is shoddy enough that I am inclined to think it might have been written and recorded live, perhaps as warmup or cooldown during the Circle sessions. There is no doubt in my mind that the people responsible for Burning Circle could come up with this stuff on the spot. But I'm still not impressed. There are a few halfway decent tunes, but they don't surprise or haunt or rock and it all sounds pretty awful. If I hadn't got it at the same time as Burning Circle the album might make me fvery angry, but since I did and given that they have made a special effort to remove it conceptually from Lycia, I don't have a problem with it. I just find it near-unlistenable and fairly useless and disappointing. Buy the other album instead. Does anyone have the new Soul Whirling Somewhere? e
meek" at Jan 15, 96 06:23:07 pm I just heard the most fucked-up thing this morning. Someone posted a note here saying that they heard that RHP signed to RCA and the album would be out this spring. I mentioned that to a friend of mine who told me that he heard that RCA had an offer on the table (which would have paid 4AD back for the money THEY spend on this new album, by the way), and they called 4AD to find out the 'poop' on Mark and 4AD just slagged Mark off completely, so RCA backed out. Really shitty, if you ask me! Rick
Funny (not) that when the band most often discussed on this list actually signs to 4AD, they get their own list. The US release of the Mojave album came out today and I bought it. I had the CD already and could understand the words fine, so I essentially bought it for pride of ownership and the artwork. (The artwork is beautiful.) So guess what? Payment for my decadence is the booklet is damaged. Let he who is clever and opens these CDs and plays them and puts them back beware. Better yet, let him get a clue as to how someone else's CD inserts should be handled, eh? The thing is, I suspect this happened in the factory. Anyone else have a Mojave insert like this? :( Whatever. The art is indeed very nice, the band name...is irritating. Has anyone ever tried continually changing their band name but releasing albums all with the same title? _Mojave_ by Ask Me Tomorrow; "Mojave", the hot new single from Tomorrow's Taken, etc... Ugh. Score one against all that trademark copyright shit. Bleagh. Does Christopher Andrews not wish to be photographed? einexile (still thinks rutti is the best music gets)
I just got word from Japan that there's a new Virginia Astley album coming out in March! Joy! | Brant Nelson | 1817 Corinth Ave. #10 | open your eyes | Dewdrops Records | LA, CA 90025-5567 | to northern skies | Uncommon music that deserves to be heard | | http://www.astro.ucla.edu/students/nelson/dewdrops.html
On Tue, 16 Jan 1996, zelzah wrote: > einexille: this isn't in reference to you rather than to the stupid fuck > who made this thread happen. The impression I got was that this person was just goofing off. This is an excuse often used around here when a careless flame gets its poster all wet, but my reaction at the time was that this was a rather clever spoof on the conventional "who are you to judge my opinion" paradoxes that show up here from time to time. Just to set the record straight: If you don't like someone's opinion of your opinion, then tell them your opinion of their opinion, and if they have an opinion of that, repeat as necessary. It is never wrong to tell someone that he is full of shit and it is even less often necessary to note that your post is not in fact a new stone tablet sent from Great Spirit Herself. Usually it's more fun to just go on arguing about what you were arguing about rather than argue about what you ought to be arguing about. This has been a little bit of musin in the shape of a pretzel. More where that came from if you fail to comply. > This is the last fucking time I will write concerning Belly and the *opinions* > expressed towards them, or whatever. I just write what I fucking feel like > writing. I am expressing myself as was einexille and the many people on > this list do. The list would be boring if it wasn't for people's opinions > and thoughts on the many different bands 4ad has to offer. I personally > don't give a shit being called "arrogant" or whatever, I actually like it. Look at it this way: At least Doktor Elvia and Ms. Elvia didn't see fit to quote the entire 23k speil back at us, eh? That might have been kind of fun, tho... einexile, who will continue to talk about slowdive HERE thank you
Found the following in the new release schedule I got from TeenBeat: 23-April The Olympic Death Squad (Mark Robinson solo) "Blue" CD (#200) 7-May Air Miami 12"/CDsingle (# 197) The latter isn't scheduled for 4AD release, is it? Frank ++++++++++++++ brink2@xs4all.nl ++++++++++++++
>old material, but could someone tell me who is singing and playing >on "Bonnie and Clyde" ( a hidden track?) on Luna's PENTHOUSE. it's luna with laetitia from stereolab. for those of you that have the ep and penthouse, which version is on the lp? i only have the ep, and it features two versions, the bonnie parker version and the clyde barrow version. i prefer the former, though they're both good. curious, BiZ
>> Also, is the collaboration between Ian Masters and Warren Defever, >> Esp Summer, going to be a 4AD release??? > > Probably not. They passed on the option of releasing it earlier. word has it that esp summer (the tape) will be released on cd (in france, again) sometime this year. it's going to be called esp continent, and will be limited to about 800 copies or so. as to a release date, i have no idea. anyone care to divulge? (beams at hk) end transmission, BiZ
I assume this is the Berns nightclub in Stockholm. If so, does Swedish TV still ave "live at Berns"? (They were still showing this when I lived there '91/'92). Then some vensk could verify if it was said Fat Acoustic Black Frank Type Person or not. And talking of Sweden - has anybody got any info on Morpheus Of The Endless. Ver &ATTrees/ Nephilim sounding. I have the Neurochild 12" on CD (wierd Nun records), and was wondering whether they had done anything else.... Chris den f.d. svenskan
Can Ronnie or Annie please mail me back some info. on Cindytalk/Gordon Sharp. I would like to know if Macbeth ever got up off the ground, and also where I might be able to get Cindytalk paraphernalia. I would also like to know how to get in touch with him if that is at all possible. Please send private email to: dnuno@qcworld.com Dant�
Received a mailing from 4AD mailorder saying that: Publication date for the 'This Runy River' ltd. edition now is sometime in March. The cover of the book wil be "3mm clear acrylic giving the appearance of glass, bound with an orange leather spine. The slipcase is dark blue suede with a silver foil blockage design". There is a v23 UK exhibition in Newcastle Upon Tyne, at the University Gallery from 24th February to 29th March. Frank ++++++++++++++ brink2@xs4all.nl ++++++++++++++
I watched a cute video of Catherine Wheel's "Judy's Staring At The Sun", and suddenly there is Tanya, duetting. I've never been much of a fan of Catherine Wheel (there was a very nice Australian Catherine Wheel, but they are long gone). Now I am very interested. So what's the goss. Are there more songs with Tanya? How did they meet? What is the song _about_? Derby
On Mon, 15 Jan 1996, Micah Newman wrote: > I'm considering buying Bleak's "Vane" with my next Projekt mail > order, when lovesliescrushing's "Xuvetyn" comes out, and I'm wondering if > anyone can tell me about it. I gathered that einexile doesn't like it, > and I wouldn't mind knowing exactly why, but does anyone else have input > about it? I really like Lycia a lot (although unbelievably, I have yet to > buy _The Burning Circle..._, but soon will), and the Darkwave catalog > description of Bleak being more the intense, "A Brief Glimpse" side of Lycia > sounds pretty damn good to me. I may have posted about this before so apologies if I am repeating myself. My problem with Bleak is that it is shoddy and seems to have been knocked off. If you were to draw a line indicating sound quality and spontaneity, it would look like this... Circle -> Stark -> Ionia -> Wake -> Live -> Vane ...Vane being at the "bootleg" and "flippant" end of the spectrum. It sounds like demos for Live, if Live were a Studio album. It is shoddy enough that I am inclined to think it might have been written and recorded live, perhaps as warmup or cooldown during the Circle sessions. There is no doubt in my mind that the people responsible for Burning Circle could come up with this stuff on the spot. But I'm still not impressed. There are a few halfway decent tunes, but they don't surprise or haunt or rock and it all sounds pretty awful. If I hadn't got it at the same time as Burning Circle the album might make me fvery angry, but since I did and given that they have made a special effort to remove it conceptually from Lycia, I don't have a problem with it. I just find it near-unlistenable and fairly useless and disappointing. Buy the other album instead. Does anyone have the new Soul Whirling Somewhere? e
>Funny (not) that when the band most often discussed on this list actually >signs to 4AD, they get their own list. It's REALLY annoying. Eventually we will have a separate mailing list for discussing every song by every band ever on 4AD. e will hang out on the "Rutti" list, presumably. Look for me on the "My Love Paramour" and "Sweetness And Light" lists. For the time being I will resist the tendency and ignore the Slowdive list. >The US release of the Mojave album came out today and I bought it. Ha! Somebody from Warner Bros. e-mailed me out of the blue and offered to send me a free promo copy, which should be arriving next week. I feel like a net.bigwig or something. Does this mean I have to write a fawning sycophantic review? I still keep musing about Brant's dismissal of "Pygmalion", esp. since I've been listening to "Avalyn" a lot (it's on a comp. tape I made in 1991 that I just dug up and stuck in my car stereo.) Frankly, to me "Pygmalion" sounds a lot like "Avalyn" without so many pedals, which is part of why I love it so. (Not that I minded the effects...) >Whatever. The art is indeed very nice, the band name...is irritating. Has >anyone ever tried continually changing their band name but releasing >albums all with the same title? The [distinctly nonthislisty] SF band Caroliner sort of do this, in that they're always tweaking their name ... "Caroliner Rainbow", "Caroliner Bites A Singing Pig", etc. __________ Jens Alfke __________________ jens@mooseyard.com _______________________________________________ "Ten, sir," said the tensor. Tension, apprehension and dissention have begun.
It's been a while since "Silver Apples Of the Moon" -- does anyone have any news of what Laika are up to? Is there a new album in the works? And I believe Stereolab's new LP is supposed to be released in the near future, or so the Web site says; has anyone managed to snag an advance copy? Youth wants to know, __________ Jens Alfke __________________ jens@mooseyard.com _______________________________________________ "Ten, sir," said the tensor. Tension, apprehension and dissention have begun.
On Wed, 17 Jan 1996, einexile the meek wrote: > On Mon, 15 Jan 1996, Micah Newman wrote: > > > I'm considering buying Bleak's "Vane" with my next Projekt mail > > order, when lovesliescrushing's "Xuvetyn" comes out, and I'm wondering if > > anyone can tell me about it. I gathered that einexile doesn't like it, > > and I wouldn't mind knowing exactly why, but does anyone else have input > > about it? I really like Lycia a lot (although unbelievably, I have yet to > > buy _The Burning Circle..._, but soon will), and the Darkwave catalog > > description of Bleak being more the intense, "A Brief Glimpse" side of Lycia > > sounds pretty damn good to me. > > I may have posted about this before so apologies if I am repeating > myself. My problem with Bleak is that it is shoddy and seems to have been > knocked off. If you were to draw a line indicating sound quality and > spontaneity, it would look like this... > > Circle -> Stark -> Ionia -> Wake -> Live -> Vane Ouch... I only have "Ionia" and "Stark Corner" at this point, but they're both pretty blatantly four-track type recordings, although still excellent. > ...Vane being at the "bootleg" and "flippant" end of the spectrum. It > sounds like demos for Live, if Live were a Studio album. It is shoddy > enough that I am inclined to think it might have been written and > recorded live, perhaps as warmup or cooldown during the Circle sessions. > There is no doubt in my mind that the people responsible for Burning > Circle could come up with this stuff on the spot. But I'm still not > impressed. There are a few halfway decent tunes, but they don't surprise > or haunt or rock and it all sounds pretty awful. If I hadn't got it at > the same time as Burning Circle the album might make me fvery angry, but > since I did and given that they have made a special effort to remove it > conceptually from Lycia, I don't have a problem with it. I just find it > near-unlistenable and fairly useless and disappointing. Buy the other > album instead. It's next on my list. I think I'll still try Bleak, though. > Does anyone have the new Soul Whirling Somewhere? > > e Yeah... I posted about it awhile back, and I would feel awfully self-repetitive if I had to go through that whole spiel again; but I'll say it's at least as good as _Eating The Sea_; a little more varied, more guitar and other instruments in addition to the familiar swaths of lush keyboards.
Jens wrote: >On the other hand: >> Rose Chronicles - Shiver >The worst kind of adolescent Lush/Ride knockoff with lyrics even sappier >than Liz Fraser's recent output. Avoid like the plague. Someone needs to >do Gil a favor and take this klunker off his hands but it ain't gonna be >me. Or me...features an incredibly lame breathy female singer who you can just tell really loves the sound of her own voice and her "profound" teen diary style lyrics. Speaking of lousy Canuck music, what do I see joroses selling? >--Moist - Silver $3 Oh, I can't believe anyone in the US even bought this! Total beer-commercial music. "Buy my crap", indeed. You should be paying people to take this one off your hands. Oh well, everyone's entitled to a mistake once in a while. this early morning rant brought to you by Larry
>800 copies?! Is there any way we as the list could buy up half of them >(all 400 of us want this on CD don't we?). Anyone know if there's a way >to pre-order them? I hate listening to tapes so i haven't ordered it but i >have heard a few songs (thanks BiZ). Right on! If anyone ever hears about this, please, please, prettyplease let us all know... I think I'd get kind of upset if there were copies of this floating around and I didn't have one. Possessive of Warren schtuff as ever, Jake If you shoot a mime ... nevermind.
>word has it that esp summer (the tape) will be released on cd (in france, >again) sometime this year. it's going to be called esp continent, and will >be limited to about 800 copies or so. as to a release date, i have no >idea. anyone care to divulge? (beams at hk) 800 copies?! Is there any way we as the list could buy up half of them (all 400 of us want this on CD don't we?). Anyone know if there's a way to pre-order them? I hate listening to tapes so i haven't ordered it but i have heard a few songs (thanks BiZ). -cz ___<<<<<<<<<*********ckemnitz@students.wisc.edu********>>>>>>>>>___ "That's how society strangled all those it wanted to get rid of, or wanted to protect itself from, and put them in asylums, because they refused to be accomplices to a kind of lofty swill. For a lunatic is a man that society does not wish to hear but wants to prevent from uttering certain unbearable truths." -Antonin Artaud
>Received a mailing from 4AD mailorder saying that: > >Publication date for the 'This Runy River' ltd. edition now is sometime in >March. >The cover of the book wil be "3mm clear acrylic giving the appearance of >glass, bound with an orange leather spine. The slipcase is dark blue suede >with a silver foil blockage design". Yeah... but despite extra costs the mail-order price remains at =A3150.00! Happy Happy Happy, Joy Joy Joy! ? Emiel Efdee the Netherlands, January 18, 1996 ... efdee@luna.nl
>>> Also, is the collaboration between Ian Masters and Warren Defever, >>> Esp Summer, going to be a 4AD release??? >word has it that esp summer (the tape) will be released on cd (in france, >again) sometime this year. it's going to be called esp continent, and will >be limited to about 800 copies or so. as to a release date, i have no >idea. anyone care to divulge? (beams at hk) >BiZ Exact! (I remember the name ESP-continent now!) I've seen it 3 days ago in a shop in Paris. I think the release was last week. expensive in France! 1$ < 5FF ) If there is really only 800 copies, maybe it will be difficult to find in US I can take a few copie here for Ian/Warren addicts, but you will have to e mail me privatlely. Maybe it's possible to take it trough _Time Stereo_ for less bucks. (this is a french released but the tape came from Time Stereo). >>>->-->---> L a u r e n t L a p i e r r e "P'tit Greg." <---<--<-<<< mail : lapierre@micronet.fr http://Is.coming.soon/I.hope.html
Incoherent rage? Do you make a soft crackling noise when >the wind blows you? Okay? (I hate smileys, here's one of me sticking >my finger in my ear, wincing and wearing a false goatee beard: $%#$*) > >mai wrote: >> >> I think I read it here a while back, so I'm sorry if I'm rehashing >> old material, but could someone tell me who is singing and playing >> on "Bonnie and Clyde" ( a hidden track?) on Luna's PENTHOUSE. > >It's either Dame Kiri Te Kanawa or Laetitia "Stereolab" Sadier, you >decide which is more likely to be right. I won't try to confuse you >with "humour". There were two versions released on a single, the >"Bonnie Parker" version and the "Clyde Barrow" version - the latter >features a lot of strange whooping yells, and is the one on my copy of >the album, but according to some people theirs feature the other >version. >Andrew Norman, Leicester, England 17/01/96 Hmm. This IS a strange list, but that's ok. I can handle humor, well some. Thanks for the answer. Actually I really like Kiri, but would be a tad surprised if it were her. I suppose that's the humor part? Maybe Kiri could tour with Peter Murphy? Tony Bennett and HoL? Frank S and U2 is possible.... Thanks y'all Mark Ingram maingr01@ukcc.uky.edu
96 01:00:26 pm Russell Martinwrote: [Me:] > > Can I be frank? > > Hey buddy! Why don't you fucking knock it off! What are you > trying to do, upset the listies? Don't you understand? Attempts > to be humorous only confuse them. So just butt out and let FRANK > answer the damn question. Okay? Hey, who are you to tell me to not express my opinion of "King" and I'll fucking knock it off if you censor my self-expression who makes the rules anyway? Incoherent rage? Do you make a soft crackling noise when the wind blows you? Okay? (I hate smileys, here's one of me sticking my finger in my ear, wincing and wearing a false goatee beard: $%#$*) mai wrote: > > I think I read it here a while back, so I'm sorry if I'm rehashing > old material, but could someone tell me who is singing and playing > on "Bonnie and Clyde" ( a hidden track?) on Luna's PENTHOUSE. It's either Dame Kiri Te Kanawa or Laetitia "Stereolab" Sadier, you decide which is more likely to be right. I won't try to confuse you with "humour". There were two versions released on a single, the "Bonnie Parker" version and the "Clyde Barrow" version - the latter features a lot of strange whooping yells, and is the one on my copy of the album, but according to some people theirs feature the other version. -- Andrew Norman, Leicester, England 17/01/96 nja@le.ac.uk, http://www.engg.le.ac.uk/staff/NORMAN.HTM Th' Faith Healers
>'D' is indeed a code for DAT and not for DCC. 4AD never issued a DCC, at >least not in the UK, maybe in Japan(??). >The reason they use a 'D' in the catalogue and not 'DAT' is a very practical >one I think: DAT wouldn't in that little circle they use to indicate the >formats! By the way, the 'D' can't be found in the pricelist. I suppose they >are free :) > >And yes, the 'Blue Bell Knoll' LP initially was released in a gatefold >sleeve. Cat.# CAD 807. No extra 'D's or whatever. > >Frank ...there is a price for the DAT-Tape GBP 10.00. You can find it on the last Correction/Deletion/Addition list. The catalogue number though is again wrong on this list: CAD T 807C D Matthias.
Hi all- If anyone cares... Actually, if you'd like more info on any release, feel free to e-mail me. I'm more than eager to share some of these discoveries with those who'd appreciate them. :) and now . . . Everything is in order, but I took the cheesy way out: Why compare apples n' oranges? SHJ and Scott Walker are both #1's in my book. . . and this is just about the only way to show that. Conspicuously missing: 7"s and vinyl. But I'm a newcomer to that format, and I haven't even heard the stuff I DO have on vinyl. Next year. . .Also missing:anything I haven't heard. Oh well. ~~~ noise from the jungle & the electronic revolution ~~~ 1.SPRING HEEL JACK - There Are Strings 2.MOUSE ON MARS - Iaora Tahiti 3.SEEFEEL - Succour 4.APHEX TWIN - ...I Care Because You Do 5.ALEC EMPIRE - Low on Ice (The Iceland Sessions) 6.BEDOUIN ASCENT - Music for Particles 7.LOCUST - Truth is Born of Arguments 8.GERM - Parrot 9.DISJECTA - 1.0 10.PANASONIC - Vakio ~~~ (probably) not of our world ~~~ 1.WINDY & CARL - Portal 2.MAIN - Hz 3.LABRADFORD - A Stable Reference 4.HOEDh - Hymnvs 5.SLOWDIVE - Pygmalion 6.RACHEL'S - Handwriting 7.CUL DE SAC - I Don't Want to Go To Bed 8.FLYING SAUCER ATTACK - Further 9.STARS OF THE LID - Music For Nitrous Oxide 10.FLIES INSIDE THE SUN - An Audience of Others (Including Herself) 11.ROY MONTGOMERY - Scenes from the South Island 12.LUCID - Baby Labyrinthian 13.HARMONY ROCKETS - Paralyzed Mind of the Archangel Void 14.HAIR & SKIN TRADING CO. - Psychedeliche Musique 15.BOWERY ELECTRIC - Bowery Electric 16.AFTER THE FLOOD - After the Flood 17.SUFI - Life's Rising 18.LOREN MAZZACANE - 9th Avenue 19.MEDUSA CYCLONE - Medusa Cyclone 20.BARDO POND - Big Laughing Jym ~~~ "Why Do You Think they Stopped Calling it Pop?" ~~~ 1.SCOTT WALKER - Tilt 2.SWERVEDRIVER - Ejector Seat Reservation 3.LORELEI - Everyone Must Touch the Stove 4.LONG FIN KILLIE - Houdini 5.MERCURY REV - See You on the Other Side 6.HELIUM - Dirt of Luck 7.MOVIETONE - Movietone 8.BUGSKULL - Phantasies and Senseitions / Crock (sndtrk) 9.BOO RADLEYS - Wake Up! 10(tie.) PRAM - Sargasso Sea / WITCH HAZEL - Landlocked ~~~ Nice/Normal Guys Sometimes Finish First ~~~ 1.FOR AGAINST - Mason's California Lunch Room 2.DART - 36 Cents an Hour 3.BAY - Alison-Rae 4.THE ROPERS - All the Time 5.RED HOUSE PAINTERS - Ocean Beach ~~~ EPs: ~~~ 1.GASTR DEL SOL - Harp Factory on Lake St. 2.STEREOLAB - Music For the Amorphous Body Study Center 3.QUICKSPACE SUPERSPORT - Superplus! 4.shiFt - A Folding Sieve 5.SWERVEDRIVER - Last Day on Earth 6.BOO RADLEYS - Find the Answer Within 1,2 7.BUTTERFLY CHILD - Flaming Burlesque 8.FLYING SAUCER ATTACK - Outdoor Miner 9.DOLDRUMS - Secret Life of Machines 10.ICE - Project: Quarantine (remixes) 11.COCTEAU TWINS - Twinlights ~~~ Compilations and reissues ~~~ DISCO INFERNO - In Debt EGGS - How Do You Like Your Lobster? CHAMELEONS - What does Anything Mean Basically CHAMELEONS - Script of the Bridge CINdYTALK - Camouflage Heart
I would like to subscribe to the 4 AD mailing list. Thank you. igo@donwave.rnd.su --- ******************************************************************************** Igor Vaganov "Oh, you can't help that, we're all mad here" - ACHTUNG BABY! Lewis Caroll igo@donwave.rnd.su
Gil Gershmanwrote: > The opening band, Very Pleasant Neighbor, > were worth keeping an eye on as well:quality moody noise pop in an MBV/Helium > vein. What records do they have out? I really like this band, they sometimes remind me of the Dog Faced Hermans, and sometimes they sound like Babe the Blue Ox. Sometimes like Pram, perhaps? Anyway, ever since i lost contact with civilization i haven't heard anything from these folks. What am i missing, and where can i get 'em? kagin
Unsubscribe "4 4AD-L Digest - 15 Jan 1996 to 16 Jan 1996" Signoff "4 4AD-L Digest - 15 Jan 1996 to 16 Jan 1996" Logoff "4 4AD-L Digest - 15 Jan 1996 to 16 Jan 1996" Unsubscribe ALL Signoff ALL Logoff ALL This is a automated message. The person: "brian newman" at the address you have written to: "1:105/39" is no longer valid and mail for: "brian newman"@"1:105/39".fidonet.org is undeliverable. Please update your address list to reflect this. Thanks in advance, Sysadmin of n105.z1.fidonet.org Mark Loofburrow Sysadmin@Crystals.aloha.or.us Mark.loofburrow@Crystals.aloha.or.us Original message: --
Excerpts from internet.listserv.4ad-l: 16-Jan-96 Where is the archive? by Darryl Stephen Roy@OWLNE > Is 4AD-L continuing to be archived? I no longer recall the address of > the former remailer, and nothing is available at ftp.american.edu. > > Any help would be appreciated. If you can put up with terrible formatting, occasional missing information, and my total inability to write a program which correctly computes the date, you can try my experimental archive at: It runs back to November, 1994 (more or less, slightly more less). Much to my amazement, a few web crawlers have also indexed the whole damned thing, so you can often find prolific posters to 4ad-l located there via web searches. ------------------------------
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 18:57:34 EST
- From: Derek Innocent (100702.123@COMPUSERVE.COM)
- Subject: Re: 4AD UK Mail Order
>I just recieved the Additions/deletions sheet for 4AD as well as the Mail >Order Subscription Form. > >I have TWO questions : > >Will 4AD send me EVERY new stuff on CD (this being the format I prefer) from >january 96 to the date I cancel my subsciption? Does his include Cd singles? > >Sorry to bother you guys but IT IS a great deal of money since I live in Mexico. > > >Pepe Garcia Camil Answer - yes to both questions. If you tick CDs only, that's precisely what you'll get. If you tick CDs preferred, you will get that + any vinyl releases not issued on CD (eg the rumoured series of ltd edition 10" eps) - Dez ------------------------------
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 21:08:45 -0800
- From: Lab User (labuser@DEPAUL.EDU)
- Subject: 4AD question
Is Tsunami on 4AD now that liqourice is a label member??? How did Jenny toomey wind up on 4AD? Also, is the collaboration between Ian Masters and Warren Defever, Esp Summer, going to be a 4AD release??? ------------------------------
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 22:28:52 -0600
- From: John Monroe (5ES8MONROEJ@VMS.CSD.MU.EDU)
- Subject: Drum, send my Vaughan Oliver book !
and really, apologies to this list, but this person will not return any mail, and has my Vaughan Oliver book. any ideas on how to get a reply out of someone who you give money to, in good faith, to purchase you a Vauaghan Oliver book and then states they have it, but have refused to send it for a _year_ ??? so, as i can get no reply out of this person, i figured i would have to write where she reads, again! i do apologize to all but one of you... ------------------------------ End of 4AD-L Digest - 15 Jan 1996 to 16 Jan 1996 ************************************************ --- GIGO+ sn 457 at crystals vsn 0.99.950801 crystals
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 1996 11:31:46 -0800
- From: Micah Newman (mnewman@WESTMONT.EDU)
- Subject: Re: Toomey/Tsunami/ESP/Latest Release Schedule
Is _Lovelife_ to be the name of the new Lush LP, then?
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 1996 08:43:30 -0600
- From: goo goo goo joob (joroses@MAIL.UTEXAS.EDU)
- Subject: Re: RHP (mbv)
tito (not the man) scribblied: --I just heard the most fucked-up thing this morning. -- --Someone posted a note here saying that they heard that RHP signed to RCA --and the album would be out this spring. I mentioned that to a friend of --mine who told me that he heard that RCA had an offer on the table (which --would have paid 4AD back for the money THEY spend on this new album, by --the way), and they called 4AD to find out the 'poop' on Mark and 4AD just --slagged Mark off completely, so RCA backed out. Really shitty, if you --ask me! -- --Rick and thank you rick for posting that that many times. now we *really* know how shitty 4ad are. thanks for getting the point across. .j. an upcoming tvt/warp comp. end of january. new tracks. techno tracks. has anyone else heard anything about this?!? they heard about it in that good ole' rag melody maker. if some kind uk listie could read their rags this week and let us know, i think it would be much appreciated. thanks! :) --- joroses@mail.utexas.edu http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~joanna andover '94 - Syndicated columnist Dave Barry says that "those weird string of letters that have started showing up everywhere in newspaper stories, advertisements, TV shows, etc., the ones that look like http//www/clamsucker.doo.wah" are "code instructions to Dan Rather from his home planet."