Date: Sun, 24 Mar 1996 22:42:55 -0600
>hey, does anyone know if there is a CD release of "pump up the volume,"
>if so, how hard would that be to find today, just curious.
>
> -robert.
I have seen a CD off this, but the last time was like 6 years ago. So yes,
it does exist, but I am not sure how available it is.
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 1996 23:12:23 -0800
It is Sat. morning and I figure I would go buy a ticket for the lush gig.
Well it just so happens Tori AMos was selling tickets at the same time.
SO I got all mixed up with a bunch of her fans in line and by the time I
got to the front, the lush gig was sold out. So I am wondering if some
kind person wants to sell me an extra ticket they may have. Shoot I got
to the front of the line about 10 minutes after the tickets went on sale.
Maybe a bunch of big wigs horded them all before hand and not many were
sold anyway. In any case, please let me know if you want to unload an
extra one. thanks
Brett
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 06:46:38 -0500
e wrote:
>> it sounds like
>> they didn't put much effort into it.
>
>I'm inclined to think they put a whole lot of work into it. You can't
>just sit down with your guitar and knock off something that awful. They
>seem to have worked very diligently at creating something which just
>happens to be awful beyond imagination.
I doubt they sat around thinking, "Let's make the worst possible record we
can". I bet they thought the material was really excellent and there was
just no one around to tell them otherwise.
>> Nice lettering on the sleeve, though.
>
>No offense meant, but are you kidding?
>
Well, the pop-art gun thing sucks (obviously), and that's a dubious shade of
orange, so the lettering is the least crappy thing about it. But it's still
a lame 60's typeface.
> einexile who is getting to his mail very late sorry
> is the stereolab album out here or do the rekkid st
> ores here just suck? maybe i should not have delete
> d the messages about stereolab :) go lookie my page
I thought you hated Stereolab?!
Liking Glyph but wishing Budd would shut up,
Larry
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 07:22:28 -0500
On Fri, 22 Mar 1996, aka Wavequeen wrote:
> had to review this disk, i gave it the trash can rating. they lose for
> idiotic use of swear words, lame really lame lyrics and oh-so boring
> melodies. time to move on guys. yes i truly can say I thought this
> was the worst piece of crap, thank goodness I did not have to buy the
> damned thing. euthlene
Haveto disagree. I give 'Sweet F.A.' an A-. The minus only because at
times (tracks 3-6) it sounds a bit like old JAMC, which isnt bad unless you
arent JAMC. Those afforementioned JAMCesque songs are mostly penned by
Daniel Ash. The string of David J. songs toward the end (especially Here
Come The Comedown and Spiked) are very nice indeed, have a darker, more
dissonant feel more like 'the game' from 7th dream and 'mirror people' or
'the light' from Earth Sun Moon.
2cents
dan
Date: Fri, 22 Mar 1996 09:58:52 -0600
Jens Alfke wrote:
> Ja, [I saw "Fargo" last night and am still in awe of the wacky Minnesota
> accents] I was thinking of going into that but decided to be brief.
Speaking of the Land of 10,000 Lakes, last night some friends and I were graciou
ly treated to
a truly wonderful set by Minneapolis' finest, The Legendary Jim Ruiz Group, who
harmed the
whole dozen or so of us with their trademark nuevo-lounge sound (with requisite
vaudeville and ska references). Most of their set consisted of tunes from their
album 'Oh
Brother Where Art Thou?,' although there was one truly groovy new song by the na
e of
"Bigfoot" and a coupla covers (one by the Monochrome Set, and the other original
y done by the
sublime Francoise Hardy).
I believe they'll be playing Austin this evening with ex-Virgin Prune-guy Gavin
riday. I
strongly recommend any Austin listies (and anyone residing in the path of this t
ur) to go see
Jim and the band.
hk
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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 13:31:28 +0000
I'll be posting my latest report ASAP. Suffice it to say that at Leicester I
got accidentally knocked out by a crowdsurfer. Not a nice experience.
bfn
Date: Tue, 26 Mar 1996 00:11:16 +0800
Hello all,
Sorry folk, I know this is absolutely not indie related and if anybody get
piss off with this mail, all I can say is I'm extremely sorry.
I desperate for help to answer 3 simple questions for a little survey.
1) What brand of computer are you using?
2) Which computer brand do you think is the best of the best?
3) What do you think of the brand Compaq?
Thank you and please email me with the answers or opinions.
Tony
======================Tony Ting========================
[email protected]=================
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 11:57:28 -0500
It is available as a UK single. Any good record store should be able to
order it from you. If not use the 4AD mail order
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 09:33:52 -0700
On Sat, 23 Mar 1996, drew rosielle
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 12:23:20 EST
>Can anyone tell me what Autechre's 2-disc blank-bronze-cover album is
>like? What other bands are good comparisons? Thanks for the help!
> brian
Not as good as 'Amber' their first LP. You want to know what it sounds like? Um
- difficult. Kind of minimalist techno, some sub-bass, a little stark, and none
too user-friendly. But good, and worth spending time getting acquainted with.
Think early LFO, Aphex Twin, Black Dog, Orbital - that kind of area. Probably no
clearer are you? Oh well
- Dez
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 11:07:13 -0500
I haven't seen this mentioned here, but has anyone noticed the Toyota
ads on TV? They look v23ish. Very uncharacteristic of cheesy "go
for the local dealer" look.
marvyn
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 13:36:21 EST
There are two CDs of Pump Up The Volume. The first was issued at the time of
release and came in a standard single jewel box. The second came out in digipack
a couple of years ago, and features all the mixes (I think). Does anyone know
whether it is just the packaging that is different?
- Dez
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 12:09:01 -0600
Jens =20
=20
Sorry to have this go to everyone, but Jens asked if i could format M and
K differently so that, i presume, his mac can play the album on the=
internet...
What files are supported by macs? Real Audio? is there another? Sorry i
only have violane and half gifts on my page, ill get to work on the rest of
the album today. have many people even visited the page?
ernesto
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"You are the sweetness in my eyes You are an apple in disguise
You are the sweetness i need for life You are the sweetness in my eyes"
=20
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 15:28:36 -0500
This past weekend, I came across a copy of this Unrest album (teenbeat 14).
It appears to be made in Belgium and had a Xeroxed insert. The cover was a
picture of them playing live. Before I plop down my $30, I'd kinda like to
know what I'm getting. Does anyone know if it's an imported reissue or the
genuine article? Does it sound more akin to those Caroline releases (Malcolm
X Park & Kustom Karnal�.) more punky / even less poppy? Did any of this
stuff make it onto Fuck Pussy Galore�? I know, lotsa questions, but
inquiring minds just gotta know.
thanks,
rodney
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 12:41:30 -0800
I was out record shopping the other day and I found three Slowdive e.p.'s:
Outside Your Room
Morningrise
Holding Our Breath
I got each of these for $9, but I've seen people selling Morningrise for $25
or $30, and I've seen Holding Our Breath going for ridiculously high
amounts. Is there only a certain pressing that is worth a lot, or did I
just get lucky? All three are on vinyl, by the way. Also, what's the
availability of the "Slowdive" and "5" e.p.'s?
Thankya,
Jake
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 14:36:06 -0600
one upon a tom in a far off distant land, Dez told the sea:
>>Can anyone tell me what Autechre's 2-disc blank-bronze-cover album is
>>like? What other bands are good comparisons? Thanks for the help!
>> brian
>
>Not as good as 'Amber' their first LP. You want to know what it sounds like? Um
>- difficult. Kind of minimalist techno, some sub-bass, a little stark, and none
>too user-friendly. But good, and worth spending time getting acquainted with.
>Think early LFO, Aphex Twin, Black Dog, Orbital - that kind of area.
>Probably no
>clearer are you? Oh well
>
>- Dez
'amber' is not their first lp, 'incunabula' is, honky. get your facts
straight. ;) anyway, i'd say 'incunabula' is the most rhythmic, 'amber' the
most melodic, and 'tri repetae' the most crunchy of their releases. they
are perpetuating the current direction of warp and aphex and disjecta (mark
clifford of seefeel) towards crunchy, clanky, noisy techno. i say buy amber
and if nothing else, buy tri repetae for 1) the included 'garbage' ep and
2) the record company puppets so they can see that licensed stuff is
actually selling in america and will license more so we don't have to pay
through the rectum for techno imports.
hth,
.joanna.
ooh also: StP tour is in texas april 19-21st, but that's all the info line
said. any roadtrippers among us?
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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 22:57:40 +0100
> What files are supported by macs? Real Audio? is there another? Sorry i
>only have violane and half gifts on my page, ill get to work on the rest of
>the album today. have many people even visited the page?
Real Audio is supported by the macintosh, but not I-Wave.
RealAudio 2.0 (beta) has also a player for unixes.
I don't know another real time high compressed audio type available on all
theses hardwares (crap PC, nice-but-old Mac, and unix)
If you use a standard non compressed format (.au, 8kHz Unix Audio File), any=
body
should read it, but it uses so much place...
Hope it helps.
_______________
BTW, I would not have replied to this message without an occasion,
but now I can't resist:
>1) What brand of computer are you using?
A macintosh... and an Apple IIe sometimes... lovely Lode Runner...
[If anyone want to sell me a //e card for macintosh LC, email me!]
>2) Which computer brand do you think is the best of the best?
Buy the New Be-Box by Jean-Louis Gass=E9e. http://www.be.com
>3) What do you think of the brand Compaq?
[...no comment...]
To cross post such a quiz to the 4AD-L, indiepop and uk-indie list...
Have they anything to do with computer?
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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 14:49:09 -0800
Hi everyone,
I know i should probably have one of those scripts that notify people
when the news page is updated, but here it is for now. there are other
news tidbits there...
jack b huynh
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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 14:42:10 -0800
neitzl wrote:
> Sorry to have this go to everyone
Well, you could've asked me directly...
> but Jens asked if i could format M and
>K differently so that, i presume, his mac can play the album on the
>internet...
> What files are supported by macs? Real Audio?
Note that Iwave doesn't support Unix either, just Windows.
Of real-time-download formats, RealAudio has Mac and Unix players. I'm
not sure what other real-time sound technologies are springing out of the
woodwork nowadays. Of regular sound files, there are Mac and Unix players
for all the normal formats (au, aiff, mpeg, wav...)
__________ __________________
Jens Alfke [email protected]
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 14:37:59 -0800
I've succumbed to sale-mania, so here are some CDs that must go. Prices
include shipping via US Snail. If you're outside the US or want fancier
shipping, let me know and we'll negotiate.
Please REPLY DIRECTLY TO ME at
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 12:17:59 -0800
I don't know if this has been posted here before, but take a look if you
haven't seen it. There seems to be an HNIA track on this disc that I
haven't seen anywhere else before.
Jake
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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 16:50:05 -0600
Alright, so this question has been asked about every city in the
U.S. However, I must ask once more. Does anyone know if there is a Salt
lake or a Vegas date for Shaving The Pavement? If so when? Thanx!
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 16:28:00 PST
>
>hey, does anyone know if there is a CD release of "pump up the volume,"
>if so, how hard would that be to find today, just curious.
All I know is I own the CD of this -- it was discarded by my girlfriend's
brother, who became a born-again Xian and apparently decided that MARRS, U2,
and other tame bands were Satan's music.
Point being, I know it was released on CD on a pretty widespread level. Was
quite the moneymaker for 4AD when it came out (...before all their
alternarock stuff started paying the bills...)
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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 19:46:51 EST
----- Begin Included Message -----
Alright, so this question has been asked about every city in the
U.S. However, I must ask once more. Does anyone know if there is a Salt
lake or a Vegas date for Shaving The Pavement? If so when? Thanx!
----- End Included Message -----
where you and quite a few others not subscribed to this list four days ago?
i was so happy when rich finally posted a complete tour schedule(except for
texas) so i could quit deleting those damn "when is StP coming to (insert
town)?". did you actually believe that this info would not be posted here
once it was known? anyhoo... they are listed below. please SAVE them this
time.
alan
>
>t is the name of the 4AD tour that will be making its way
>across North America in just under a month. LUSH, scheer, and Mojave 3 will
>be the featured bands. V23 have designed a logo and etc. for the tour. Here
>are the dates...
>april 11 Vancouver Commodore
>April 12 Seattle Show Box
>April 13 Portland LaLuna
>April 15 SF The Fillmore
>April 17 LA The Whiskey
>April 22 New Orleans House of Blues
>April 23 Atlanta Masquerade
>April 25 VA Beach The Abyss
>April 26 Philly Trocadero
>April 27 DC 9:30 Club
>April 29 Boston Paradise
>April 30 Providence Lupo's
>May 2 NYC Irving Plaza
>May 4 Toronto Opera House
>May 5 Detroit St. Andrews
>May 6 Cleveland Odeon Theatre
>May 7 Cincinnati Bogarts
>May 9 Chicago Cabaret Metro
>May 10 St. Louis Miss Nights
>May 11 Lawrence Granada
>May 12 Minneapolis First Ave.
>May 14 Boulder Fox Theatre
>May 15 SLC DV8
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>May 17 LA The Palace
>
>Hope to see you all there
>rich
>
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 12:31:20 -0800
>There are two CDs of Pump Up The Volume. The first was issued at the time of
>release and came in a standard single jewel box. The second came out in
digipack
>a couple of years ago, and features all the mixes (I think). Does anyone know
>whether it is just the packaging that is different?
I have the digipack version, which has two mixes of the song plus "Anatina".
There is also a U.S. version that has six tracks, five of which (I think)
are all mixes of "Pump Up The Volume" and, again, "Anatina."
Jake
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 15:53:38 -0500
Mac will play:
.wav
.aif
.ra (real audio)
.mp (mpeg sounds via decoder)
.au
.snd
I just hate to see the Mac get beat up when it tries so damn hard to read every
other file type out there! (the above list is of the top of my head; I'm sure
i'm leaving other formats out like midi, etc.)
marvyn
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 16:52:48 -0500
allo there...I was wondering if you had heard if they were heading out
towards the Detroit way as well and when?........Let me know when you
hear....
Thanks ---joy
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 15:37:34 -0600
Just saw the movie Heat (Robert de Niro, Al PAcino) yesterday. I know, I
live in Mexico so movies tend to arrive a little late from the US. In the
scene where Robert de Niro and all the gang are coming out of a restaurant
and Al Pacino and crew are watching them, I=B4m pretty sure I heard a track
from M. Brook=B4s Cobalt Blue cd. It=B4s the one that sound very U2 -ish.=
Can
somebody tell me which track is it?
Gracias.
Pepe
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Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 23:10:55 +0100
>This past weekend, I came across a copy of this Unrest album (teenbeat 14).
> It appears to be made in Belgium and had a Xeroxed insert. The cover was a
>picture of them playing live. Before I plop down my $30, I'd kinda like to
>know what I'm getting. Does anyone know if it's an imported reissue or the
>genuine article?
Just received tonight fuck pussy galore lp on Matador. It happens to be a
compilation / reedition of it?
It reads: State Champs 1.p (TeenBeat 14) 1000 pressed, and 2000 pressed in
Belgium. So, it seems to be the same material inside.
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