Subject: Re: isn't remotely 4AD-ish.
Subject: Re: "A" "D"
Subject: Queensland Band Query
Subject: Re: 4AD/Dreampop Sale/Trade
Subject: Re: Mazzy Questions
Subject: Re: Info on Seefeel, Labradford, Flying Saucer Attack
Subject: Re: Romeo is bleeding...
Subject: Re: Romeo is bleeding...
Subject: Re: Record Catalogues
Subject: Michael Brook
Subject: FOR SALE : DCD in London!!!
Subject: Re: "A" "D"
Subject: Re: isn't remotely 4AD-ish.
Subject: Re: Queensland Band Query
Subject: Re: Romeo is bleeding...
Subject: Who manages this list, and where are they?
Subject: Re: "James" singer and A. Badalementi
Subject: DCD live
Subject: Re: Mazzy Questions
Subject: Texture, the new Catherine Wheel e-mail list
Subject: Re: Stereolab n' such
Subject: Re: Record Catalogues
Subject: Re: Queensland Band Query
Subject: Re: Who manages this list, and where are they?
Subject: SF cocteau twins ticket forsale
Subject: Re: isn't remotely 4AD-ish.
Subject: new Church, details of c.w. b-sides album
Subject: Re: Who manages this list, and where are they?
Subject: Re: Mazzy Questions
Subject: Throwing Muses singles
Subject: Re: Philip Glass recommendations
Subject: Re: Romeo is bleeding...
Subject: doom generation
Subject: Re: The Doom Generation
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 01:38:24 EST
>I'm curious about what other listies play in regular roation on
>their stereos that isn't remotely 4AD-ish...
Someone has probably already complained about this thread, but I haven't caught
up that far.
Single Gun Theory - Flow the River of My Soul
Soundtrack - Secret of Roan Innish
Gondwanaland - Travelling
Died Pretty - Sold
Underground Lovers - Rushall Station
My Friend the Chocolate Cake - Brood
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Murder Ballads
Red Textas
Just bought Spiritchaser but I won't be near my cd player for hours!
David Boughey
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 05:53:21 GMT
At 11:58 20/06/96 -0400, you wrote:
>does NOT mean after death, nor the latin translation. Ivo released a few
and anyway, apart form the label name, AD in a date does not mean after
death but Anno Domini, latin for "year of our Lord (Jesus Christ)". I think
english speakers use instead BC and AC, before and after Christ.
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 15:41:00 CST
Can anybody in Queensland comment about a goth/ethereal Brisbane band called
Blood Party ? Influences meant to include Cocteaus and the Sundays.
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 08:27:11 +0200
>This Mortal Coil .... 5 Selected Orginals .......................... $10*
I'll pay you $15 for this one.
Let me know if...
Emiel Efdee
...
the Netherlands, June 20, 1996
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 08:27:04 +0200
>Anyone heard about Mazzy Star playing in Manchester?
They are playing in Amsterdam (Paradiso) on the 4th of July (sounds like a
movie title), I'm going but I don't know if they are releasing a new
record...
Emiel Efdee
...
the Netherlands, June 20, 1996
... [email protected]
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 09:36:39 +0100
from "Geoff Elgey" at Jun 21, 96 08:45:20 am
Geoff Elgey Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 07:02:55 -0400
>Kryszewwski (i know its misspelled--the czech guy who did the 3 colors)
Kieslowski is not Czech but Polish. I saw his A Short Film About Love
recently - really good 'n' disturbing stuff.
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 06:01:07 +0000
> other good movies to watch? Win Wender's "Wings of Desire", "Faraway, So
> Close", and "Until The End Of The World",
Oh, Christ. Now "Wings of Desire" is definately one of my favorite
films of all time, and I like Wim Wenders a lot (don't forget "Paris,
Texas"), I hated "Until the End of the World"--which, incidentally,
was how long it felt like it was going to last. I have heard that
the first part was okay, but the memory of it has been completely
destroyed by the last half, which goes for a while, feels like its
going to end, then keeps going, feels like its going to end, etc.
etc. as nauseum. I believe fellow listie Darryl Roy watched it with
me and will be able to concur. But I advise all of you, don't rent
it--you could do so much better renting a Coen brothers (*joel* and
ethan, to settle the debate) film.
Btw, did anyone see the sorta sequal to "Wings"? I can't even
remember what it was called.... If you saw it, was it any good?
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 13:04:13 GMT
At 03:49 6/21/96 +0000, you wrote:
>G'day,
>
> It seems that I'm always finding out about many interesting new artists
>on this mailing list. Whenever I do, I trudge along to my local record
>store and see what they can order in for me. At the store, the staff open
>up this huge catalogue, containing a list of all the titles that they can
>order in, regardless of the distributor.
>
> However, I'm tired of looking in the record store's catalogue, only to
>find out that a particular title cannot be ordered in Australia. Does
>anyone know of any on-line catalogues, similar to the one's found in
>record stores? I don't mean on-line services such as CD-NOW, but a site
>somewhere that will tell me which titles are available for a perticular
>artist, who the distributor is, etc.
>
> Any help greatly appreciated,
>
> Geoff
Try Intergalactic Garage in Shephardstown, WV, USA...I haven't used them yet
but I've heard much good. I don't have their web address handy...you can
surf for it, I'm sure. Good luck!
Carol Coney
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 14:17:19 +0100
On Michael Brook topic: Shona (the album) is a pile of pants. Do not waste
your money on this.
I thought it would have been great coz Live at the Aquarium is a lovely
album - I actually prefer it to Cobalt Blue. The version of Lakbossa on
L@TAq is very different and, to me, is his best piece ever. Andean and
Ultramarine are similar to Cobalt but again, I think better.
Why is this? Maybe he laboured too long on the production of the studio
album - he is after all a producer mainly.
I saw him live at the Sylvian | Fripp Road to Graceland tour - and he blew
the socks off the main act (of which he was part). So much so, at the
interval there was a long queue of people waiting to buy the Cobablt Blue's
which were for sale. Thus it makes me wonder more why he agreed to let them
release the very inferior Shona - which is way too bassy.
L@TAq has a track called Cascade which is not on Cobalt - it's well worth
the money just for that one track if you've been thinking that it isn't
worth buying a live album with the same tracks on it.
Brook also appears on the live album by Sylvian | Fripp - Damage. Good bet
just for the first and last tracks, though you don't really hear the Brook
sound that much.
Like someone else said, you can definately hear his sound on the Ali Kahn
album. This is a very worldy music style though. Again beautiful in another
way.
Sleeps with the Fishes by Brook and Pieter Nooten (that's how you spell it)
strips down some Xymox tracks to their bare bones, but I felt was mainly
about Nooten - Brook is listed as the producer, I wonder how much he had to
do with the actual playing...
Hybrid took me a bit of listening to get into - I've still got to be in
mood for it, but I do love it now. It's nothing like Cobalt or Aquarium -
more along the lines of Lovely Thunder by Budd (shit, did I just agree with
Einexile - oh fuck, no).
Apart from that he's done Music for Films III and Dream (?) with that
Indain Mandolin player U.Shrinivas or something. I've not heard either of
these so no comment there.
Hope my opinions help.
Andie
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 14:16:39 +0100
Hiya peeps!
I've got a spare ticket for the DCD show at the Theatre Royal on Drury Lane
for next Sunday (30th June - 7pm) if anyone's interested.
It's on row S - which was the best I could get after the tickets had been
on sale only two days! The ticket was meant to be for my American friend
Roy (wotcha squire!) but he made some shit excuse about his brother getting
married or something...
I'll sell for the price I paid for it - the only catch? You've got to sit
next to me and my friend Tim... Oh no!!!
Andie
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 09:32:06 -0600
On Fri, 21 Jun 1996, lbo wrote:
> At 11:58 20/06/96 -0400, you wrote:
>
> >does NOT mean after death, nor the latin translation. Ivo released a few
>
> and anyway, apart form the label name, AD in a date does not mean after
> death but Anno Domini, latin for "year of our Lord (Jesus Christ)". I think
> english speakers use instead BC and AC, before and after Christ.
No, english speakers use Anno Domini.
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 12:03:02 EDT
I actually think this "thread" is really cool... I'm amazed at the breadth of
bands people on this list listen to..and it's a good way to learn about non-4AD
bands that are worth checking out...
Barry
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 12:05:36 EDT
--- You wrote:
Can anybody in Queensland comment about a goth/ethereal Brisbane band called
Blood Party ? Influences meant to include Cocteaus and the Sundays.
--- end of quoted material ---
Blood Party? BLOOD PARTY? I find it hard to imagine a band with cocteaus-like
music naming themselves Blood Party, but it is amusing.
Barry
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 12:01:01 EDT
No one has mentioned Gary Oldman's performance in "Prick Up Your Ears" as the
playwright, Joe Orton. I think it was one of the first times I saw him.
Really great performance. It's too bad more people don't know about Joe
Orton...he was a brilliant writer with little formal education.
Back to music...I loved the soundtrack to Romeo is Bleeding, but I normally
don't like jazz - is there a huge difference between Mark Isham and other
contemporary jazz artists that I may have heard and not liked. I'm sorry to be
so completely ignorant about jazz, but back in the days when I worked music
retail, I found jazz customers to be sort of snobby and overly-cerebral & it
really turned me off to the music. I'd appreciate any comments someone has
about this...
Barry
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 11:15:14 -0400
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I'm sorry to bother you with this post. I've been trying to get off this
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I'm subscribed to the list as [email protected] but apparently when
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Eudora thinks I'm [email protected] -- changing this setting has no
effect on the listserv's perception of me..
I've sent the signoff command to [email protected], to which the
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When I orginally signed on via a web page, I got this email:
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The web page has no page to unsub from these mailing groups, so I can't
unsubscribe the way I subscribed.
I would appreciate some help in this matter. Nothing's worked so far, and
I've tried sending email directly from my email account (not through
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to take care of problems such as these.
The moral of this story is that I won't subscribe to lists via web pages.
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 09:19:53 -0700
Steven Venn wrote:
Does anyone know what the name of the cd is
that is going to be released by the lead singer
for the band James and Twin Peaks/Lynch soundtracker
Angelo Badalementi? Also when its going to come
out?
Although I'm not totally positive, I know that the duo are going by Tim
Booth and the Bad Angel, and the album is self titled (i think...). The
first single is already out in the UK, I Believe. I think the album comes
out over there early next month. August 6th is the supposed release date
for the US.
--
jeremy redman "peace in a world free from religion,
[email protected] peace in a world where everyone gets heaven."
- Toni Halliday
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 09:09:00 -0700
dan k. wrote:
> im a rabid dcd fan. here's the dates from their site.
> looks like youre gonna have to drive for a while.
> but they _did_ do atlanta last tour, and skipped
> lots of the midwest... well, here they are:
> aug 10 los angeles universal amphitheatre
> aug 11 san diego humphrey
I wouldn't take the dates listed at the 4ad site as gospel truth, because
the aug 10 date at L.A. is actually on the 11th. Not sure what's happening
with San Diego.. (this i know, cause tickets went on sale last weekend..)
--
jeremy redman "peace in a world free from religion,
[email protected] peace in a world where everyone gets heaven."
- Toni Halliday
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 17:52:22 +0200
> They are playing in Amsterdam (Paradiso) on the 4th of July (sounds like a
> movie title),
sounds like my birthday to me :))
> I'm going but I don't know if they are releasing a new
> record...
They were to be playing on the Torhout/Werchter festival (on 5 th and 6 th of
July),but those shows are canceled.I hate it!! . They cancel all great gigs
here : The Amps on Zwemdokrock (12 july) and now this.:(
Let's just Hope Scheer still comes to Dour and Zwemdokrock .:)
seeya,
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 07:57:38 -0700
The latest news from Catherine Wheel is that they are about
to release a b-sides compilation called "Like Cats & Dogs"
sometime in August. Right now it is scheduled as a USA
release _only_.
There is a also a new(ish) Catherine Wheel e-mail list.
It's called TEXTURE. Dave Hawes, the bass player,
contributes info through one of the list members.
To subscribe to the automated list, send an e-mail to:
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With this line in the body of the message:
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Jake Reichert writes:
>Track 1: The Noise Of Carpet. Since this is on ETK, I won't say much about
>it. What a groovy song. I hadn't heard any of their newer material, so if
>this is pretty representative of it, I'm hooked.
Actually it's the most old-Stereolabby sounding song on ETK, but the
album is quite good anyway. It's not up there with Peng! or Transient
Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements, but far superior to Mars Audiac
Quintet, largely by virtue of its funkiness(!) and the wide variety of
new sounds they toss in.
Thanks for the review ... I'll have to look for the UK "Cybele's Reverie"
EP then.
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Date: Sat, 22 Jun 1996 00:51:54 +0800
>Try Intergalactic Garage in Shephardstown, WV, USA...I haven't used them=
yet
>but I've heard much good. I don't have their web address handy...you can
>surf for it, I'm sure. Good luck!
>
>Carol Coney
>
duuhhh... it seems that many have complained 'bout their services.... IG i
mean...=20
these r some that were previously posted to the list....
siren
Vinylink ([email protected])
>Well, oddly enough I just ordered HNIA's "Universal Frequencies" from CDNow
>today. They are an excellent mail-order company. I have done business=
with
>them almost since their inception, and they have always been prompt and
>efficeint. I've never had any trouble with them. My only complaint is=
that
>they are a bit pricey--but that is acceptable in light of their fantastic
>service and decent selection. Right now they even have the Rkyo HNIA promo=
CD
>"His Name Is Alive Sings Man on the Silver Mountain" for US$15.00.
>I do all my business with them through the net--I don't know if you can=
order
>from them by phone or mail.
>Another great company is Parasol. They send out updates every two weeks,=
and
>take orders via phone, fax, mail, and I believe the net as well. If you
>require any further information, let me know.
>--gary
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 10:36:17 -0700
>Blood Party? BLOOD PARTY? I find it hard to imagine a band with
>cocteaus-like
>music naming themselves Blood Party, but it is amusing.
Well, the first song on the first Cocteau Twins album _is_ called "Blood
Bitch"...
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 11:58:16 -0600
I, too, am having trouble unsubscribing. I manage a few lists of my own,
so I'm familiar with the procedure, however, it doesn't seem to be
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 12:26:24 -0700
I ended up with an extra ticket for the San Francisco show, available for what
it cost. Email or call tina at 415.861.2728
regards
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 15:09:44 -0700
<[email protected]>
I too find this thread very interesting and a little frightening -- I
mean, we all have such obviously highly divergent tastes. But, anyway,
looking through my 48 CD wallet of stuff that I bring in to listen to at
work (items marked with an asterisk are somehow thislisty):
Main - the Hz series (Beggars Banquet)
Moonshake - Eva Luna (Too Pure) *
Moonshake - Big Good Angel (Too Pure) *
Moonshake - The Sound Your Eyes Can Follow (Too Pure) *
Codeine - The White Birch (Sub Pop)
Fugazi - 13 Songs (Dischord)
Fugazi - Repeater (Dischord)
Fugazi - In On The Kill Taker (Dischord)
The Crownhate Ruin - Until The Eagle Grins (Dischord)
Rex - s/t (Southern) *
Sleater-Kinney - Call The Doctor (Chainsaw) *
Lilys - In The Presence Of Nothing (Spin Art / Slumberland) *
Lilys - Eccsame The Photo Band (Spin Art / Slumberland) *
Superconductor - Bastardsong (Boner)
Medicine - Her Highness (American) *
Th' Faith Healers - Lido (Too Pure) *
Catherine Wheel - Chrome (Fontana) *
Bob Mould - Bob Mould (Rykodisc) *
Bob Mould - Black Sheets of Rain (Virgin) *
Red House Painters - that recent one ;) (4AD) *
His Name Is Alive - Home Is In Your Head (4AD) *
Slowdive - Pygmalion (Creation) *
Mojave 3 - Ask Me Tomorrow (4AD) *
Download - Sidewinder (Nettwerk)
Download - The Eyes of Stanley Pain (Nettwerk)
The Black Dog - Parallel (GPR) *
The Black Dog - Temple of Transparent Balls (GPR) *
Cherry Bomb - Electronics For Dogs (Freedag Nuveaux) *
YO3 - Bitter Sweet (GPR) *
Sun Kings - Hall of Heads (GPR)
Subtropic - Homebrew (Reflective)
V/A - Objets D'ART 92-95 (New Electronica) *
Emmanuel Top - Release (Attack)
V/A - Rauschen 10 (Force Inc.)
V/A - DJ Kicks -- Carl Craig (!K7)
V/A - Jeff Mills Live At The Liquid Room (REACT)
69 - The Sound of Music (R&S)
V/A - X-Mix -- The Electronic Storm (mixed by Mr. C)
Psychonauts - Alchemy (Reload Ambient)
Phlegm - Ashes (Reload Ambient)
So there you have it. Full-on lushly orchestrated MBV / Spacemen 3
ripoffs (Lilys) to abstract scrapings of sound (Main, Phlegm) to
obnoxious punkish noises (the Crownhate Ruin) to self-absorbed
melancholia (Red House Painters, Bob Mould, Rex) to crunchy obnoxious
techno (Emmanuel Top, Rauschen 10, Jeff Mills) to stuff that's everything
at once (Medicine ;). Somewhat unusually, there's no Swans or skin in my
little pouch; I rarely go anywhere without at least one of Michael Gira's
dirgelike tone poems with me. Similarly, the techno I haul to work with
me is generally much less gentle / trendily intelligent than the
selection I have there. I like that hardcore sound.
ozymandias
PS -- What is it about this list that's made it so attractive to so many
people with goofy netnyms? ;)
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 17:14:25 -0500
i don't knwo if these have been discussed, i think is aw soemone
mentioning that catherine wheel thingy... but anyways, there is a
brand spanking new Church album out, it seems it was an ausralian
import here ( but at $12, it seemed a baragin, if its a real Aussie
import ). I had no clue this was coming out right now, so if anyone
was wondering, it certainly is. and its darn cool! it is called
'magician among the spirits'... it is on deep karma/white, whoever
they are, and is distributed by Mushrooom ( as some may expect ). and
it contains a steve harley cover song 'ritz' if that measn anything to
anyone. 10 tracks, 66 minutes - they do specify a mailing list and a web
site, and an address to steve kilbey and says ' but don't expect a
response' ! ok then :) its nice that peter koppes is back in there :)
ok, so for those who need etails of thioos c.w. v-sides compilation,
here are some - i guess it was supposed ot be out this past wek or so,
and is now moved to august?
well, its not like anyone who actually bought their ep's is really
going to find too much new. it doesn't go before 'crank'.
the tracks are :
heal 2 ( ? sounds familiar, a new-ish b-side? i haven't paid
attention to their new output... )
wish you were here ( show me mary promo )
mouthful of air ( s.m.m 12", also on a fontana promo cd )
car
girl stand still ( both from s.m.m again...)
saccharine ( black metallic )
backwards guitar ( from some godawful new single, i saw that and
figured it was probably exactly what it states... )
tongue twisted ( bl. metallic ltd. cd single )
these four walls ( s.m.m. )
high heels ( s.m.m 12" , and that promo cd )
harder than i am ( i don't know of this one - sounds like a new title,
to go with their hard image :) )
la la la la la - crank
so, no 'dead girlfriend', and nothing from their first four or five
ep's.
is there any reason for these guys anymore?
as i checked through my stuff to see where these come from, i see
i have an extra crank 12" pic. disc. with 'painful thing' and 'black
metallic' from peel in '91. anyone interested, send me a cash or trade
offer!
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 16:08:01 -0700
>I, too, am having trouble unsubscribing. I manage a few lists of my own,
>so I'm familiar with the procedure, however, it doesn't seem to be
>working.
In almost all cases the solution is to change the "return address" field
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Eudora or Claris Emailer) to the address the listserv thinks you're
subscribed under. Kit's mail was apparently going through a gateway that
automatically reset the return address, which is why it didn't work for
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it worked.
This does NOT mean I'm going to set myself up as an unsubscribe service
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Fortunately I think these days most people are using POP clients to read
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Date: Sat, 22 Jun 1996 01:30:54 +0200
> They are playing in Amsterdam (Paradiso) on the 4th of July.
>They were to be playing on the Torhout/Werchter festival (on 5 th and 6 th of
>July),but those shows are canceled.I hate it!!
Today I discovered that also the concert in Amsterdam is canceled...
What the hell's wrong with Mazzy Star?
Emiel Efdee
...
the Netherlands, June 21, 1996
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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 1996 19:36:23 CST
Greetings fellow 4AD fans:
I am selling the following two Throwing Muses' singles:
"Not to Soon" [Sire/Warner Bros. 40135-2]
1) Not to Soon (album version)
2) Cry Baby Cry
3) Him Dancing (Remix)
4) Dizzy (Remix)
"Firepile E.P." (part two) [BAD D 2012 CD]
1) Firepile (Remix)
2) Jak
3) Ride Into the Sun
4) Handsome Woman
I realize that lately this list seems to be more a vehicle for commercial
transactions than for actual "discussion", and therefore thank all uninterested
parties for their patience.
As usual, interested parties should email me personally, NOT THE LIST.
--gary ([email protected])
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 16:40:17 -0400
On 6/20/96 you wrote:
>>>I think "Mishima" is his finest moment. Incredibly dramatic; a m
mixture of full orchestra with percussion, large string ensemble, and
string quartet. A must-buy; if any of you don't like this I will
personally drop by and whup you upside da haid*.<<
Well, I can't argue with that...I suppose you've seen the movie,
eh? What a film. Ken Ogata's portrayal is very very moving as Yukio
Mishima rationalizes his death thru art. Fascinating stuff. (Ever read
anything by Mishima? What an incredible writer...one of the best...)
Mishima's death was tragic, and yet somehow inspiring...he didn't
commit suicide for the usual reasons of personal weakness, he died out of
a commitment to his art and his purpose. I mean, okay, the guy was a
fascist, but he had cojones.
Alex
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 16:33:35 -0400
>>>Marvyn's TOP TEN movies (in no particular order)
Akira
Seen 'Ghost in the Shell Yet'? Not as good as Akira..but it's THIS close....
True Romance (another great performance by Gary Oldman!)
Well, a great cameo anyway...
Red/white/blue trilogy
Romeo Is Bleeding
Once Upon a Time in the West/Once Upon a Time in America (anything by
Leone)
Blade Runner
anything by the Cohen brothers
Powaqqatsi/Koyanisqatsi
The Professional
Jean Reno is SOOO cool...and sensitive...oh so sensitive...
Cool Hand Luke
Maybe I should make that my top ten favorite writers or directors:
Ethan/Alan Cohen
Luc Besson
Sergio Leone
Ridley Scott
Francis Ford Coppola
Hmm, have you seen the trailer for the Robin Williams movie he directed? Looks
like it's gonna be a BIG hit (pun intended, I am so damn clever...). I think
Francis is doing a little too much coke these days...
Quentin Tarantino (however you spell it)
Kryszewwski (i know its misspelled--the czech guy who did the 3
colors)
What about Akira Kurosawa? He's the MAN! Oh well....
On a slightly related musical note:
Anyone have the AKIRA soundtrack by the Geinoh Yamashirogumi? It's
incredible...but it would be nice to find some of their other stuff. Anyone know
if it's available...?
Alex