Subject: tape trade
Subject: Re: Tour Reactions
Subject: Re: stars on esp/shaving kit
Subject: Re: Underground Lovers & Ivo remixes
Subject: Scala, Cure
Subject: New / Old Cure..... (Other "Goth" stuff)
Subject: Hello
Subject: cocteau stuff
Subject: CT Tour on sale yet?
Subject: (non-4AD) giving a talk today, 8 page story
Subject: Re: CT Tour on sale yet?
Subject: Re: wow! sarah peacock CAN sing...
Subject: CT tickets in NYC area
Subject: Mojave3/Leonard Cohen
Subject: Re: JENSING THE HUITE
Subject: Re: Mojave3/Leonard Cohen
Subject: Re: interview w/RACHEL GOSWELL
Subject: LA: free show/free bar
Subject: Re: Cure (100% non 4AD)
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 00:31:07 -0400
Hello. I want stuff from these bands to make tape trades.
Autechre, Telescopes, LFO, Global Comunication, Sabres of
Paradise, Quickspace Supersport, Bowery Electric, Alison's Halo,
Pram, Elysium, Closedown, Pelican Daughters, Swirlies, Shallow,
Rosewather Elizabeth, Zoviet France, Nick Cave, Cardinal, Fuxa,
Scala, Disjecta, ETK, Eternal, Suicide, etc..
And great bands that i don't know and should listen would be
great too!
In retribution i have great stuff from: Silvania,
lovesliescrushing, pram, love spyrals downwards, cranes, slowdive,
pale saints, his name is alive, cocteau, clan of xymox, seefeel,
laika, mc5, velvet underground, ride, spacetime continuum, mbv,
curve, insides, spacemen 3, spiritualized, spectrum, e.a.r.,
darkside, etc.
So email me if interested.
Regards.
Wilder.
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 09:09:11 +0100
On Tue, 14 May 1996, Kennedy Cosker wrote:
> I must say that after the last tour in San Francisco I am very
> hestitant to go to another. Does anyone remember Liz's interesting
> vocal techniques during this tour? Liz's vocals were...very interesting
> to say the least. Liz improvised over every song. The instruments
> sounded wonderful but Liz's yodels and screaches were quite painful for
> me and others. I finally sat out in the lobby with a bunch of other
> folks. It didn't sound too bad from out there.
>
> Kennedy
>
Yeah, I got a bootleg of gigs in the UK and in some ways it makes me and
my girlfriend burst out laughing. There's too much overkill on the
overdubs. Its like she takes a quick sniff of helium before each song
which kicks in at the end of every line of the song.
'h'y
Snapper - http://asegweb.ohm.york.ac.uk/tsb/music.html
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 10:43:59 +0200
>i happen to have an extra copy of this. i want to trade it for the shaving
>kit cd (the track listing's the same as the tape, right?)
No it isn't. The Shaving Kit CD features 4 albums tracks each by Lush,
Scheer and Mojave 3.
Frank
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Frank Brinkhuis
[email protected]
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Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 10:43:26 +0200
>> About the Ivo-Remix: do you know if the Ivo remix you mention, is one
>> of the mixes on the 4AD/GUERNICA 'I Was Right' promo-only 12" (GU 2 46)?
This >> 12" contains the LP version, and extended mix (10'00") and a remix
(3'16"), >> but the label doesn't mention the people involved in the (re)mixing.
>
>My copy of "I was right" come as a bonus disc to the "Dream It Down" CD
>of 1994. This disc had:
>
> 3. "I Was Right" (extended remix) (10'00)
>
>The disc mentions that the remix of "I Was Right" was by Watts-Russell
>comma Ivo full-stop. I presume that is the same remix that appears on the
>12" promo.
The 'I Was Right' 3'16" remix on the GUERNICA GU 2 46 promo 12" is an edited
version of the 10'00" extended mix. So that 2 Ivo's (a short one and a long
one) on one 12"!!
Frank
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Frank Brinkhuis
[email protected]
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Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 09:31:35 +0100
aka Wavequeen the Sharkless Girl
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 05:29:20 PDT
Recent discussions have made the new cure sound pretty shite compared
to older releases. I'm not so sure about the shite part (I havn't heard the new
LP, but Wish was ok by me), - different is the word I would use. And I was one
f
these ultra Goths sitting in my room playing faith and 17 seconds. But people
change. And so does their music. I reckon Bob also changed - I can't see him
being overly excited by recording a nineties version of Pornography.
I found the same thing with Siouxsie, Sisters, Mission plus plenty others.
Take Neverland by the Mission. I think this is a brilliant LP, totally different
to
Gods Own Medicine which was also a brilliant LP. But oh so different.
Judging recent music on 12 year old releases is pointless. I think it boils down
to being in the mood for a certain release. I will still listen to Faith, but to
orrow
I'd cringe at thinking to it.
Shit, where does this crap come from?
Chris
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 23:31:19 +1000
Hi y'all I'm a website reviewer for my student paper ENTROPY. and I was
wondering if there was any 4AD sites (besides the obvious 4AD The Site and
Eyesore) or any other music related websites that are worth a look at?
The criteria is that the site should be well designed and provides good
information with a bit if interactivity thrown in.
Pls. reply privately so as not to clog up the list.
Thanx all
Arthur
later
Artc
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 09:13:23 -0700
Howdy.
I was cleaning out my closet and came across a "media packet" on the
Cocteau Twins that I got when they were on the 4CC tour. Basically a
bunch of old articles photocopied. Before I tossed it in the recylcing
bin just thought I'd see if anyone had any interest in it. Please email
me personally.
matthew
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 12:44:49 -0400
Does anyone know if the Cocteau Twins' summer U.S. tour tickets
are on sale yet? If not, when? Please share the info. if you
have it!
Thanks,
-B
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Brendon Macaraeg
Finger [email protected] for public PGP key
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 09:23:25 -0700
I thought I'd just mention for any UCLA people on here
that I'm giving a talk on my astronomy research today
at UCLA (Math Sciences Bldg, Rm 8911) at 1:00pm. Come
for the free pizza at 12:45.
Back to music: Eight Page Story is playing this Saturday
night at Haven in Pomona. Go see this brilliant, brilliant band.
Haven is in that little outdoor mall area around the center of town.
| 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
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 14:10:17 -0400
On Wed, 15 May 1996, Brendon Macaraeg wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Does anyone know if the Cocteau Twins' summer U.S. tour tickets
> are on sale yet? If not, when? Please share the info. if you
> have it!
i cant get jack shit out of anyone. i called the promoter,
the venue, ticketbastard.... im gittin antsy!
dna
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 09:20:30 -0700
.mark. writes
>yeah, this is great stuff. want a copy? write to EAR/Rational at:
>[email protected] (no, i'm not their propagandaminister, just trying to be
>helpful)
Eek! That won't make Dave very happy, as that's his personal e-mail
address, _not_ the way to order product from Ear/Rational. The preferred
thing is to either
(a) surf over to http://www.xmission.com/~ear/
(b) send mail to [email protected] and put, uh, something like
"help" or "info" in the body and subject of the message. That's their
automated response service.
Anyhow thanks for the Scala review and I will definitely be picking up
this puppy...
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Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 14:32:30 -0400
This week's Village Voice has an ad for
the Cocteau Twins show at the Roxy
June 12. Tickets go on sale
Friday morning (~$20).
Mark Clifford will be DJing after the
show....
-B
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 11:48:23 -0700
Does anyone think Mojave3 invokes the (still-living) spirit of Leonard Cohen?
I've been listening to the STP tape and had been trying to determine who they
reminded me of, and today, I realized. Something about the atmosphere, tempo,
chord changes, and intermingling of male and female voices done in a folk style
really reminds me of LC. Of course, the two songs (Where is the Love and Mercy)
are all the exposure I've had to this band, since I missed the tour. :(
Also regarding the STP tape, this was also my first exposure to Scheer, which
has been getting a general bad rap from this list. I think I like it, though.
I see where the "heavy metal wanking" term came from, but the contrast of the
aggressive guitars and rapid tempo against the vocalist's (what's her name?)
sweet voice are quite nice, IMHO.
On an unrelated note:
For all you who recommended the movie Delicatessen, thanks. It was
definitely a great film. It didn't quite affect me the way City of Lost
Children did, but still very entertaining.
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 20:48:00 BST
seann harding <[email protected]> wrote:
| As for Jens, I believe you monitor all incoming posts just in case
| there's an opportunity to say "Check the FAQ". Sure, it may be in the
| freakin FAQ but why not just tell the poster the answer anyways!!
Why the hell? I read the FAQ, and I think most other people do. It's a
nice way to avoid being flamed for posting FAQs...and should be basic
*every* time you subscribe to a mailing list. If you haven't read it,
you don't deserve to get the answer to your question. You deserve to
be told to read the FAQ.
| That way, people wont be so intimidated about posting something on this
| list and may come back a second time.
If that intimidates anyone, they sure are sensitive.
| Do you realise this lists gets mocked ON OTHER LISTS?
Fear and loathing! What lists? I dread to think what they say about
us.
| Jens, your FAQ is very nice and helpful but PLEASE, you don't need
| to be a REF of the list, you know!!
Seems like you're trying to take over the role.
Mind you, I don't get all the promos either, but I like to know which
ones are released. It's very on-topic (as opposed to this silly
thread), and if you don't want to read Huite's posts - don't.
Come to think of it, I quite like the new Stereolab. It grows on
you...
--
"Exterminate all rational thought --
That is the conclusion I have come to."
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 16:11:52 +0000
> Does anyone think Mojave3 invokes the (still-living) spirit of Leonard Cohen?
> I've been listening to the STP tape and had been trying to determine who they
> reminded me of, and today, I realized. Something about the atmosphere, tempo,
> chord changes, and intermingling of male and female voices done in a folk styl
> really reminds me of LC. Of course, the two songs (Where is the Love and Merc
)
> are all the exposure I've had to this band, since I missed the
> tour. :(
While Mojave 3 remind me of many artists, Leonard Cohen is the
obvious choice for strongest influence.
[email protected]
Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 20:53:00 +0200
tmp>>The absolute highlight of
tmp>>the evening was Lush's last encore when Miki announced their "4AD
tmp>>supergroup" where Lush performed "Ciao" with Neil Halstead doing Jarvis'
tmp>>vocals, Ian McCutcheon (M3) on tambourine, and Audrey Gallagher (scheer)
tmp>>doing back-up "aahh" vocals. INCREDIBLE. Neil was drunk as a skunk
tmp>>wearing Ian's cowboy hat, but it still sounded better than the LP
tmp>>version.
tmp>
tmp>Now THERE'S one for the bootlegs!
Yeah, and hopefully someone taped it! If so, contact me as soon as
possible!!!!
yours tired, but still "Finding myself used to be hard,
optimistically paranoid, But now I see the light,
David If love is a drug
Then I don't need it"
-THE VERVE, This Is Music
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