Subject: I lied. (Nooten.)
Subject: Re: Shallow Grave
Subject: I lied. (Nooten.)
Subject: Robert Miles
Subject: Re: doom generation
Subject: Spiritchaser
Subject: Lynn Canfield
Subject: Re: I lied. (Nooten.)
Subject: Re: Lynn Canfield
Subject: Re: Felt
Subject: Re: FOR SALE : DCD in London!!!
Subject: Re: Lynn Canfield
Subject: Re: Kelly Deal 500 (?)
Subject: bad angel
Subject: Re: Spiritchaser (*cz*skle and *e*bert)
Subject: Re: Kelly Deal 500 (?)
Subject: Re: Lynn Canfield
Subject: Re: Kelly Deal 500 (?)
Subject: DCD and a Beatles?
Subject: Re: Re[2]: Kelly Deal 500 (?)
Subject: Dead Can Dance Help
Subject: Comsat Angels
Subject: DCD guitar
Subject: Lisa Gerrard "Lament" on Web
Subject: Re: Lynn Canfield
Subject: Re: DCD and a Beatles?
Subject: Remixing Ivo
Subject: Re: DCD and a Beatles?
Subject: Re: DCD and a Beatles?
Subject: New Red House Painters Info
Subject: looking for a CT poster
Subject: more on yang t'chins
Subject: Pixies revelation
Subject: HNIA 'Stars On ESP' LP mono??
Subject: Re: Remixing Ivo
Subject: a pic. = 1000 words
Subject: 4AD wallpaper
Subject: Re: 4AD wallpaper
Subject: RAPOON and HNIA
Subject: Re: DCD guitar
Subject: Main,shiFt
Subject: Re: 4AD wallpaper
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 00:25:31 -0400
The track by Pieter Nooten (from Clan of Xymox) that I said I put up at my
site here did not work out. I messed it up or something. It's there now if
anyone wants to see how great his solo work is. Little over a minute long in
wav format and is at ftp://members.aol.com/einexile
Please don't write me here as I only check my mailbox about twice a week.
eine'xile" -> Mk
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 1996 22:48:43 +0000
Rick Stone
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 00:24:11 -0400
The track by Pieter Nooten that I said I put up at my site here did not work
out. I messed it up or something. It's there now if anyone wants to see how
great his solo work is. Little over a minute long in wav format and is at
Please don't write me here as I only check my mailbox about twice a week.
eine'xile" -> Mk
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 00:29:18 -0500
Listies, again asking for info...
I just heard a track called 'Children' by Robert Miles, the album is called
Dreamland. The track features a dance beat with a BEAUTIFUL piano in it. Has
anyone heard this album? If you have, is it worth getting it?
Gracias por la informacion!
Pepe
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'Just give me an easy life and a peaceful death.'
The Sundays
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Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 01:45:59 -0500
>>may I take this opportunity to recommend The Year My
>Voice Broke and then Flirting (they go together)--intelligent, beautiful
>movies written and directed by AN ADULT, dammit.
>
>I second that. Both intellectually and emotionally fulfilling movies. And
>starring Nicole Kidman (Flirting) to boot.
Can I third this? THe Year My Voice Broke is one of the best foreign films
I have ever seen in my almost 30 year existence. Period.
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"you're so boring boring boring / always tape machine recording
you're so boring boring boring / and you've heard all this before"
-Dead Kennedys
john b. jones [email protected]
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Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 01:04:01 -0500
Einexile is a bit harsh: Dead Can Dance's "Spiritchaser" is not a terrible
album, but it will probably lag in playtime far behind "Within the Realm"
and "Serpent's Egg".
Gerrard and Perry should be given credit for following their own
interests on their most recent album, rather than pandering to the
expectations of their fans, like a former 4AD trio I could mention.
If "Within the Realm" was the result (among other things) of Lisa Gerrard
discovering the "Le Mysterie de Voix Bulgares" albums, "Aion" produced in
the aftermath of some Hildegard von Bingen revelations, and "In the
Labyrinth" a response to Islamic cantilation and Kurt Weill, then
"Spiritchaser" perhaps results from Brendan Perry's investigations of
Nigerian Juju music. The sonic signatures (aside from the talking drum
choir, the duo make use of the hand and electronic percussion present at
Quivvy church) are all there, in the vocal rhythm and melodies, the call
and response harmony vocals, layered light fingered guitar ostinatos, and
hovering hawaiian slide guitar. Owing to Brendan's vocal predicament, his
pieces sound like Neil Diamond in Lagos. Lisa is back to the sinuous,
melismatic vocal lines of "Labyrinth", but given the mellow accompanyment,
her voice doesn't compel me to crawl out of my skin, as in her finest
moments. The album, dispite the liner note invocations to animal
spirits, is the lightest album DCD have released. The artwork, while
making the connections to black Africa explicit, is similarly meek.
Anyway, if you like the sound of the album, particularly the Perry
features, the album "Juju Music" by King Sunny Ade on Mango records is
highly recommended. It also happen to be a bit of a landmark, being the
first afropop album released on a major label in the US. Latter Ade
records are less organic, but still perfect fodder for dentist waiting
rooms.
d s roy
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 01:32:35 -0500
Regarding recorded appearances by Lynn Canfield (of Area and Moon 7 Times)
Unless I'm mistaken, there's a forthcoming M7x album in the works. Aside
from the 4 Area and 2 M7x albums, Lynn first collaborated with guitarist
Henry Frayne in !Ack-Ack!, who were on the now presumably defunct Office
Records in the early-mid 80's. There are some compilation-only tracks
(the contribution of M7x to Heavenly Voices I is georgeous, sans drummer
Brendan), and Lynn has a token background vocal on Henry's mostly
instrumental (and mostly good) side project, Lanterna.
d s roy
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 00:27:18 -0700
Sorry. First version of that was sent to 4ad=l as opposed to 4ad-l and I
did not expect it to get through. Weird.
e
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 01:41:24 -0700
On Thu, 27 Jun 1996, Mr. Rex Lloyd wrote:
> formerly of Area and The Moon Seven Times,
??
They broke up? She's not working with Frayne anymore??
einexile who is looking forward to the new Area stuff, if any
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 09:33:49 +0100
Records" at Jun 26, 96 09:24:17 am
Dewdrops Records Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 09:14:28 +0100
I am interested in getting a ticket. Please call me on 0171-261-7441 during
the day or at night on 0181-533-3659
Regards Peter Fuller
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 06:17:21 -0600
On Thu, 27 Jun 1996, Darryl Stephen Roy wrote:
> There are some compilation-only tracks
> (the contribution of M7x to Heavenly Voices I is georgeous, sans drummer
> Brendan), and Lynn has a token background vocal on Henry's mostly
> instrumental (and mostly good) side project, Lanterna.
>
> d s roy
>
is this lanterna, the bedazzled band???
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 08:43:53 EDT
I believe that the group is called the Kelly Deal 6000. The album is called
"Go to the Sugar Altar" and the stateside label is Nice Records. You can order
the lp from the Breeders fan club. I have no idea about UK releases. I'm
under the impression that Nice Records is Kelly's own deal, but I'm not sure.
Barry
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 08:28:43 -0400
i clipped this from the online version of the NME
(www.nme.co.uk)
TIM BOOTH AND ANGELO BADALAMENTI
Booth And The Bad Angel
(Fontana/All formats)
" ... Six years of percolated musings, one Mancunian spookster
called TimBooth, one revered Italian-American composer Angelo
Badalamenti (TwinPeaks), and one guitar 'genius' called Bernard
Butler. Together they bringus a debut LP of 5D quadro-sonic
soundscape ambition.
Tim Booth must have spent the past six years 'crafting' the lyrics
alone.Couplets span life, death, love, God, 'Ascension', falling out
of the sky andThe Meaning Of It All, containing such poetic quirks
as, "the porpoise ofthis sickness is to get better, life gets
better, life gets bitter. This isBooth as Professor Clever Breeks,
his quill forever at the angle marked 'wry'.
The single 'I Believe' is,
of course, 'soaring', but it's positivelypothole-bound in comparison
to some on this occasionally mesmerising collectionof 11 songs.
Witness the watery piano delicacies of 'Rising', the melancholicslow
motion plush-pop string kaleidoscope of 'Hand In The Rain', the
sinisterguitar grate of 'Butterfly's Dream', the sparse,
beseechingchurch-organ-cloaked finery of 'Fall In Love With Me'.
These, then, are the good bits. Unfeasible averageness, given the
creativecollective, however, we have in 'Old Ways', a roustabout
James song of 'SitDown' jauntibility ... freak-out spoken word
meanderings and effects pedalsmade out of gyroscopes cannot a
bewitching tune muster.
Tim Booth and chums have made an album which possesses just enough
intriguingpastel-hewn lose-yourself-in-Walnut-Whip atmospherics to
make you forget Jamesever happened."
(6/10) Sylvia Patterson
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 08:38:27 EDT
---Cz wrote:
Ahhh, maybe that's the difference. Personally, I like those albums better
than Within the Realm ... and s/t. Maybe it's a matter of perspective
that makes the difference between viewing Spiritchaser as "a respectable
album from a brilliant band" to "a 'goddam fuckin horrible' album from a
declining has-been band."
--- end of quoted material ---
In this DCD debate, I have to agree with what cz says...although I've been
listening to DCD since before Aion, I'm in the camp that LIKES Labyrinth and
Toward the Within. I think that the band is making progress and evolving.
Personally, I thought that Toward the Within was the best DCD release. Despite
the fact that you had Brendan and Lisa doing their own stuff, it all sounded
incredibly passionate and dynamic. I get the feeling that a lot of listees
prefer the old DCD...my only disappointment with Spiritchaser is that it isn't
as energetic as the last few releases, but who am I to say anything? I've only
had it for two days....Also, I think that the Deep Forest comparison is a
little harsh.
Barry
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 14:03:10 +0000
On 27 Jun 96 at 8:43, Barry A. Mathews wrote the following about "Re:
Kelly Deal 500 (?)":
> I believe that the group is called the Kelly Deal 6000. The album
> is called "Go to the Sugar Altar" and the stateside label is Nice
> Records. You can order the lp from the Breeders fan club. I have
> no idea about UK releases. I'm under the impression that Nice
> Records is Kelly's own deal, but I'm not sure.
>
> Barry
Melody Maker gives the UK details as the LP being released on 22 July
on Play It Again Sam (home of the grooving noisesome Young Gods and
chirpy Magnapop amongst many others)
Richard
Richard Clemens
Centre Officer
Department of Construction & Surveying
University College Salford
Frederick Road, Salford M6 6PU, UK
"The fantastic is in league against me"
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 09:16:02 -0400
"FlowerSky" at Jun 27, 96 06:17:21 am
> On Thu, 27 Jun 1996, Darryl Stephen Roy wrote:
>
> > There are some compilation-only tracks
> > (the contribution of M7x to Heavenly Voices I is georgeous, sans drummer
> > Brendan), and Lynn has a token background vocal on Henry's mostly
> > instrumental (and mostly good) side project, Lanterna.
> >
> > d s roy
>
> is this lanterna, the bedazzled band???
>
Lanterna appeared on a Bedazzled compilation - Woke Up Smiling, but their
full length CD was released on Parasol. It has a really unusual
folded-cardboard sleeve that makes a digi-pak look primitive. The album
is mostly instumental, but should appeal to fans of tM7x.
Are many CT fans familiar with and/or like Area and M7x?
-greg
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 15:42:00 GMT
Can anyone give me the address of the Breeders Fan Club? Is it worth
joining? Do they issue limited edition releases at all?
Paul.
[email protected]
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Date: 27/06/96 15:02
I believe that the group is called the Kelly Deal 6000. The album is called
"Go to the Sugar Altar" and the stateside label is Nice Records. You can order
the lp from the Breeders fan club. I have no idea about UK releases. I'm
under the impression that Nice Records is Kelly's own deal, but I'm not sure.
Barry
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 18:08:36 CET
hello again,
i had a closer look at my Spiritchaser CD and do not know what is this remark
about a refernce to 'Within you witout you" on Indus. Why is George HArrisson
merntioned?
Anyone has an idea?
I shiver on a thought they might include a quotation from a Beatles' work.
uh?
Adam Olszewski
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 11:41:08 EDT
I joined the Breeders fan club by buying their first issue and live-cd package.
I think it cost $23 US or something ridiculous like that. Although I think Kim
writes a lot of the newsletter, I would recommend it for die-hard fans only.
Their merchandise can be ordered by anyone. And it took them over a year to
come out with the second issue (fan club membership is only good for three
issues). As far as merchandise goes, they have some interesting items
(t-shirts, etc.) and some bizarre ones (Breeders pillow cases). If all you
want is the live cd, it can be ordered from them for $10. If you are still
interested, e-mail me personally & I will track down the address or fax you a
copy of their order form or something.
Barry
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 09:04:00 PDT
(I was mysteriously unsub'd to the 4AD-L a while ago -- haven't re-sub'd as
I've been so busy -- so I don't know if this will reach you all or not... If
so, please respond via reply-to this e-mail address.)
I was wondering if anyone could e-mail me a brief opinion on the new Dead
Can Dance album, _Spiritchaser_. I'm trying to decide (this morning /
afternoon) whether to get tix to see them in Seattle on July 5. I've seen
'em before and they were brilliant, but I am a bit wary of Brendan these
days.
Thanks in advance!
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Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 13:08:00 -0500
In the interests of helping me round out an early 80's postpunk
collection of all the usual suspects, I'd like to call upon the expertise
of this list to comment upon the the first three Comsat Angels
The description of these in the Trouser Press record guide has long
enticed me (atmospheric, JDesque, whispered voc.), they've been
recently (?) rereleased in the UK on CD, and are available through
Ear/Rational at $14.50 per. Rather than reprise my disappointment with
the similarly vaunted Virgin Prunes, hopefully the reigning critics here
can offer a 2nd opinion.
Languishing in the land of lawns,
d s roy
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 09:27:40 -0700
well, having had it for 24 hrs, i love it. more and more with each
listen. i too was aprehensive at first, but now that is changing.
i have also had the opportunity to figure out a song.
track 4 or 5(sorry i cant remember, but the one with the line: "daylight
come and i want to go home")
it takes place entirely on three strings:
d-------0-1-------0----------------------------------
a-----1---------0---3--------------------------------
e-2-3-------3-2---------------------------------------
i dont have my guitar with me, but this will give you the correct direction.
see yal
sean
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 18:14:16 +0200
Hi all,
On Tue, 25 Jun 1996 02:07:31 +0200 Matthias Walzner
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 10:20:54 -0700
On Thu, 27 Jun 1996, Gregory Lawrence Smith wrote:
> Are many CT fans familiar with and/or like Area and M7x?
Of course!
-cz
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 13:40:25 -0400
>i had a closer look at my Spiritchaser CD and do not know what is this
remark
>about a refernce to 'Within you witout you" on Indus. Why is George
HArrisson
>merntioned?
>Anyone has an idea?
> shiver on a thought they might include a quotation from a Beatles' work
i have listened and listened to this song to try and figure out where the
harrison sample is. i think it is one of the bass guitar sound samples
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 13:41:28 -0700
Frank Brinkhuis wrote:
>But let's put it THIS way: The first remix Ivo himself ever
>did for 4AD was the Xymox 'A Day' 12", issued June 1985.
Actually, unless anyone can correct me, the first remix Ivo
himself did for 4AD was the BAD 309 version of "Life In The
Gladhouse". Ivo was assisted by Harvey Goldberg with this
particular remix. Aside from remixing, both Ivo and Peter
Kent have been active in their band's production duties ever
since AXIS 1...
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 12:38:51 -0400
On Thu, 27 Jun 1996, Adam Olszewski wrote:
>
> i had a closer look at my Spiritchaser CD and do not know what is this remark
> about a refernce to 'Within you witout you" on Indus. Why is George HArrisson
> merntioned?
>
> Anyone has an idea?
>
> I shiver on a thought they might include a quotation from a Beatles' work.
>
of course. indus' main riff from the end of the middle to the end
end of the song is lifted directly from this beatles tune,
which was on sgt. pepper. you know, the one that
goes...
We were talking - about the space between us all
And the people - who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion
Never glimpse the truth - then it's far too late when they pass away
We were talking - about the love we all could share
When we find it - to try our best to hold it there - with our love
With our love we could save the world - if they only knew
Try to realise it's all within yourself - no-one else can make you change
And to see you're really only very small
And life flows on within you and without you.
We were talking - about the love that's gone so cold
And the people who gain the world and lose their soul
They don't know, they can't see - are you one of them ?
When you've seen beyond yourself
then you may find peace of mind is waiting there
And the time will come when you see we're all one
And life flows on within you and without you.
which becomes a subtext to 'indus', obviously.
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 14:26:02 -0400
On Thu, 27 Jun 1996 [email protected] wrote:
>
> i have listened and listened to this song to try and figure out where the
> harrison sample is. i think it is one of the bass guitar sound samples
>
its _not_ a sample. its a reference, as in dcd
integrate a the riff from the harrison song
into their song, and the borrowed riff is
similar enough (in this case identical) to
require a note on the sleeve.
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 14:19:05 -0400
hi everyone,
just wanted to let interested parties know that there is some new
information on the Red House Painters Home Page direct from their
new label, Island Independent.
there are also some promotions that are in the works, but i'll post
here again when i know more what Island and myselfish are going to do.
thanks to everyone who's gotten in touch with me already. it's good to
know there are so many fans out there...
byefornow,
K-
--
my homepage, linked to the home pages for the bands
Lowlife, Red House Painters and the ANoise Annoys
record label. The Bay page is coming soon...
Hope you enjoy.
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 14:24:11 -0500
Hi all....
I'm looking for a subway-sized poster of the Cocteau Twin's Heaven or Las
Vegas album cover. I saw such a poster about four years ago in the local
vinyl shop but have had a difficult time in locating one since. I would
appreciate it if anybody could lend any advice...
-Niki-
...................................................
niki.t.saukam [email protected]
...................................................
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 12:41:46 -0700
For those interested in hearing more about my purchase
of a yang t'chin: I found a professional musician who
does tunings at his house in Monterey Park (near LA).
He had the initial tuning done in about 30 minutes,
but it has to be repeatedly tuned over a few days
until it remains stable. No doubt since he's a
professional he regards what I bought as a "toy":
it's smaller with not as much range as his, but he says
it sounds very good (to me, it didn't sound that much
different from his-- maybe a little softer and not as rich).
And since I only paid $140 (it's more impressive if you
say HK$1100) he thought I got a very good deal. So if any
of you are thinking of buying a yang t'chin, you could
apparently do a lot worse than what I did. And after all,
according to Brendan in the Toward The Within video,
Lisa bought hers for $40 in a supermarket in China...
| 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: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 20:44:18 +0000
I have been playing the Pixies albums, one by one, in reverse order.
Today I reached "Surfer Rosa/Come on Pilgrim". Wow! While, for
instance, "Trompe Le Monde" is a turgid piece of shit and "Doolittle"
has some nice tunes but really doesn't mean anything, this album
is *incredible*. I had totally forgotten how good it is. Shouty,
great pop tunes, searing sounds, great backing vocals by Kim Deal,
*fresh* and *living* atmosphere -- innovative and crazy stuff.
My.
Francis only had an album and a half in him, though.
--
(domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
[email protected] * Lars Ingebrigtsen
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 23:18:07 +0200
When I played the His Name Is Alive 'Stars On ESP' CD this week on
headphones it occured to me that some of the stereo-effects are pretty
extreme. Today I got the LP version, I played it on headphones and it seems
as if the mix is completely mono!!
Am I wrong, or...??
Oh, and the LP front cover design is TOTALLY DIFFERENT to the CD front cover
design.
Also, the date listed on the CD frontcover is 27 mars 1996, while the date
listed on the LP frontcover is 10 may 1996.
???????
Frank
+++++++++++++++++++
Frank Brinkhuis
[email protected]
+++++++++++++++++++
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 23:18:41 +0200
Jeff wrote:
>Actually, unless anyone can correct me, the first remix Ivo
>himself did for 4AD was the BAD 309 version of "Life In The
>Gladhouse". Ivo was assisted by Harvey Goldberg with this
>particular remix.
It's my turn: there IS an earlier Ivo remix: X-mal Deutschland's 'Qual' 12"
(BAD 305). 'Qual' isn't listed as a remix on the 12", but the CD version of
'Fetish', that contains the 'Qual 12", says: 'Qual - 12" Remix'.
Your turn Jeff :)
Frank
Aside from remixing, both Ivo and Peter
>Kent have been active in their band's production duties ever
>since AXIS 1...
>
>Jeff Keibel
>Toronto, ON
>CANADA
>
>
+++++++++++++++++++
Frank Brinkhuis
[email protected]
+++++++++++++++++++
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 22:47:14 PDT
indeed. but does the same apply to music?
einexile's nobel attempt to expose us to unfamiliar music by means
of distributing wav files of selected songs, has got me thinking, again,
of that question. I'll try and give my opinion on the matter in short.
-a good friend of mine has this nasty habit. whenever he gets a new record
(usually something I bring him) he listens to the first 20 seconds of each
track to decide if it's good enough for a thorough listen. sampling the
music- he calls it. when that happens I feel like kicking him in the head.
-that is just an extreme example of a common mistake (imo) that many people
make when listening to new music. obviously, you can't tell anything about
a record from the beginning of all the tracks. if you must sample a record
in a few minutes, you'd be better off listening to one complete song/track.
-but that is not to say that you can tell a lot about the record from one
track! people who use the listening posts in record stores in order to
decide whether to buy or not are taking an awful risk. I'm not talking
about buying something you end up hating, but rather on missing out on
music you might have loved if you took the time to listen to the whole
thing. of course, some people listen to entire records in the store but I
could never do that. not because I'm not rude enough to hog the listening
post for an hour. it's just that listening to music is a somewhat personal
experience for me and having a bunch of people starring at me makes it
impossible for me to concentrate.
and besides, it often takes a while before you learn to appreciate some
new music.
-so, what is the answer? you ask. what is the best way to be exposed to new
music? (without buying every release on the planet)
-reviews! I is my humble opinion that a well written review from someone
whose taste in music you respect, ( it does not have to match your own)
can tell you more about the music than your own impression when you first
hear it. it has to be a good review, not simply "I like this I hate that"
it doesn't even have to be a 'thumbs up' review.I have bought many cd's
of completely unfamiliar artists, based of reviews from people/music writers
I know, without listening first to one note. (of course, the opposite is
also true, and I have bought cd's based on a few seconds of music I heard on
the radio. but that is rare.)
-so. e. take my advice. your wav file plan is no good. keep posting reviews
instead.
-enough rambling from me.
-naor-
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 16:05:49 -0800
Yesterday I was switching through the channels on my Tee vee set and
stopped for a while on the Fox TV show "Party of Five". To my
surprise, the little girl's room was decorated with a "Split" poster
from Lush. I also remember seeing another poster from This Mortal
Coil on Gregg Araki's movie "The living end" (he did "Doom generation"
and "Totally fucked up").
The question is, has anybody else sighted 4AD stuff lying around in
the surroundings of a movie or TV show?
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 19:14:21 -0500
Wasn't there a cocteau twins poster on the wall in "ferris bueller"?
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 16:54:33 -0800
Found this on the ambient list:
-----------------------------------------------------------
"RAPOON is the solo project of Robin Storey, a founding member of the
incredibly influential ambient-industrial group ZOVIET FRANCE
RAPOON 1996 North American Tour
*** subject to change ***
(check http://www.interlog.com/~stained/rapoon.htm for latest info)
6 Jul Detroit, MI Zoot's (with various incarnations of His Name Is
Alive)"
-------------------------------------------------------------
Does anyone know which incarnations of HNIA will play at the date
mentioned above?
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 1996 18:17:22 -0700
>track 4 or 5(sorry i cant remember, but the one with the line: "daylight
>come and i want to go home")
Harry Belafonte's "The Banana Boat Song"?