Subject: Re: lush
Subject: New things
Subject: scheer
Subject: Re: New things
Subject: Re: Propaganda
Subject: Re: scheer
Subject: Re: E.P.S.E.P.S.P.E.S.P...
Subject: Re: ESP
Subject: Re: Propaganda
Subject: Lush "500"
Subject: Re: Propaganda
Subject: Re: Propaganda
Subject: The Lover Speaks
Subject: Re: 4AD Graphic Design Flaws
Subject: Re: Propaganda and other 80's bands~
Subject: Re: Thompson Twins
Subject: KAJAGOOGOO???????
Subject: Re: Thompson Twins/16 candles
Subject: LUSH 8 'Single Bloke'
Subject: Re: Flock of Seagulls????
Subject: Re: Insides
Subject: Re: E.P.S.E.P.S.P.E.S.P...
Subject: Time Again For The Golden Sunset
Subject: Re: KAJAGOOGOO???????
Subject: Re: Propaganda
Subject: NDN:Re: KAJAGOOGOO???????
Subject: scheer
Subject: Re: E.P.S.E.P.S.P.E.S.P...
Subject: Re: Thompson Twins
Subject: Re: YOU CRAZY LISTERS!!!!
Subject: Re: Thompson Twins
Subject: Re: E.P.S.E.P.S.P.E.S.P...
Subject: Re: Flock of Seagulls????
Subject: Scenic/Lanterna arrives next week
Subject: Looking for some CT songs
Subject: Re: KAJAGOOGOO???????
Subject: the demise of Jane
Subject: jane siberry
Subject: red house painters
Subject: Re: YOU CRAZY LISTERS!!!!
Subject: Re: Flock of Seagulls????
Subject: Re: jane siberry
Subject: Re: scheer
Subject: Re: Scenic/Lanterna arrives next week
Subject: Re: KAJAGOOGOO???????
Subject: Re: hoover
Subject: Re: lisa germano
Subject: Lanterna Dates
Subject: More Xymox news
Subject: Re: bow wow wow
Subject: Ultravox
Subject: Re: Liz Fraser in Hole?
Subject: Re: YOU CRAZY LISTERS!!!!
Subject: Re: Ultravox
Subject: Re: bow wow wow
Subject: Re: bow wow wow
Subject: Re: YOU CRAZY LISTERS!!!!
Subject: Re: jane siberry
Date: Thu, 18 Jul 1996 21:36:58 -0700
On Thu, 18 Jul 1996, Dez wrote:
> benefited from that for a while, whilst others like Chapterhouse, Revolver,
> Moose and even Ride were quickly exposed as having little more than one idea.
Moose has done far more (far better, IMO) than Lush in the way of
expanding beyond the "shoegazer" sound.
Mike
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 05:39:02 +0200
We're S.H.O.P.P.I.N.G.
Orbital - In-Sides
After the fantabulous "The Box" ep, this release seems rather
anonymous in comparison. Sure, every tune is fun, sounds good and
have swell tunes, but "The Box" had that little extra that Orbital
sometime manage to touch upon -- "Lush 3", "Halcyon", "Are We Here?",
"Belfast". This album trundles along very nicely for 72 minutes, and
then it ends. I'll be playing it a lot, I think.
Jane Siberry - Maria
So, everybody loved "Bound by the Beauty" and nobody liked "When I Was
A Boy" much. (I loved them both dearly.) Then "Maria" was released
to general apathy, and reports started trickling in that this was not,
how shall one put it, very good. At all. It was recorded in a 3 day
jam session with four jazz musos -- no sequencers, no odd instruments,
no acoustic guitar. *gah*. I know, development is nice, but does she
have to develop into a jazz lite dilletante (as I think I read that
someone called her)? No! And, no, she hasn't. The first thing that
struck me about when I put this cd on was that it *sounds* very
slick. It has that open, clear, yes-the-musicians-are-playing-
in-your-living-room sound. Just drums, bass, trumpet, piano, and
vocals. Very clean; very intimate. The next thing that struck me is
that this isn't jazz lite at all -- it's jazz. The Real Thing.
Odd time signatures, syncopation, things that go off in odd directions
around a single theme. Now, after listening to it 4 times, I still
haven't decided whether I like it or not. I'm starting to get a
handle on the tunes, and they're quite pretty, in that odd Siberry
way. Hm. I do want to listen to it, and it doesn't annoy me, and my
foot is tapping and my head is bopping along, so perhaps I do like
it. Hm. What do the rest of you think of this album?
The Amps - Pacer
Hey -- 30 minutes long, lots of tracks, low fi, pop tunes -- what
album does that remind me of? Why, "Pod", of course. Did Kim want to
re-create that album? I have no idea. It's a crunchy and lively
album, but it's so short it's always over before I notice that I'm
playing it, so I have no idea whether it's any good or not. I can't
recall seeing much discussion of this album here either, so perhaps
that's the effect it has on y'all? One thing's for sure -- it's not
*bad*. It might be good, even. Dunno.
Richard Kirk -- Time High Fiction
This is a double cd re-release of a thing Kirk did in his industrial
years -- '81 or something. I was kinda hoping for something more
laid-back (if not nasty and groovy), but this is *very* crunchy.
Clank! Ooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! (silence). iiiiiiiiiii! That
kind of thing. Unfortunately, I'm not in the mood to have my ears
pierced by Sonic Terrorism, so I think I'll put this somewhere safe
until I become an angry young man (again).
Simple Machines - 1990 - 1993
I bought this thing because I couldn't remember the name of the band
Toomey plays in when she's not doing her Liquorice thaaang. It's
Tsunami, right? This album has 24 tracks from 24 singles (I presume)
-- bands like Hated, Velocity Girl, Unrest, etc. You know.
Unfortunately, they're not very good. Hated, for instance (which is
the band of that other Liquorice person, isn't it?), do this
atrocious version of "I am a Rock". Puh-leeze! Superchunk do their
tune -- again. I mean, we've heard it ten times before, and it was
tiresome even after the first ten seconds of the first time. I don't
know about the rest of this stuff, because it all sounds the same --
except for this odd thing with a school bell that goes off. It's
annoying, but at least it's different.
--
"Yes. The journey through the human heart
would have to wait until some other time."
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 07:22:49 +-200
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Here, here !!! (fell for them on the Volume series)....
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I sincerely hope scheer do well. Their "Infliction" album has been
selling less than OK-ish and I'd hate to see them the victim of a label
house cleaning! I fell in love with sceer after the "Howling Boy" 7" and
again live at "Shaving The Pavement". Audrey has a voice that sends
chills up my spine and the band writes truly affecting songs. I'd like
to see a This Mortal Coil version of "In Your Hand". I'm supporting
scheer and hope they continue releasing material on 4AD or elsewhere just
as long as they continue to do their thing...
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 02:18:16 -0700
Jane Siberry left Reprise for more freedom. The Kelley Deal 6000 album
is better than "Pacer". Jenny Toomey is amazing in my book!
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 07:55:46 +-200
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A favourite 12" of theirs is Dr Mabuse - absolutely brilliant - Does =
anyone remeber the movie Some Kind Of Wondeful - Dir - John Hughes where =
the tracj appeared but not on the soundtrack, ( beginning to feel old ! =
)
....Jason
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i love propaganda!
i saw this amazing box set about 4 years ago but, did not buy it. ... =
bad
move...
this list is really bringing back some old favs....
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Date: Thu, 18 Jul 1996 23:21:18 -0700
Jeff, don't be afraid to use a capital 'S' for Scheer... It's all a graphic
design ploy to fuck with the minds of journalists; trust me.
Am I imagining things, or is the album version of "Shea" mixed differently
from the e.p.?
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t h e m y s t e r y p a r a d e
esoteric graphic design
[email protected]
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 10:04:56 +0400
On Thu, 18 Jul 1996, Emiel Efdee wrote:
> It must have been on this list for a few times but:
>
> I know what E.P.S. means (I work with those kind of things every day), and
> we have something in the Netherlands that's called S.E.P. and S.P.E., but
> what the hell does 'E.S.P.' mean? Is it: "Extrasensory Perception"?
>
>
> Just a stupid question from:
>
> Emiel Efdee
> ...
> the Netherlands, July 18, 1996
> ... [email protected]
>
If you happen to be an English Instructor like me,
"E.S.P" means English for Special Purposes.
(that was a stupid answer, sorry)
Cheers
umur
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 02:22:02 PDT
On Thu, 18 Jul 1996, Emiel Efdee wrote:
> It must have been on this list for a few times but:
>
> I know what E.P.S. means (I work with those kind of things every day), and
> we have something in the Netherlands that's called S.E.P. and S.P.E., but
> what the hell does 'E.S.P.' mean? Is it: "Extrasensory Perception"?
It could mean another HNIA "Effing Side Project" ;)
Who can tell?
sir h C
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:11:01 +0000
Shar Everett wrote:
>
> i love propaganda!
> i saw this amazing box set about 4 years ago....
Did Propaganda ever released a box set?
If they did, someone please let me know!! I will be extremely keen to
get my hands on this!!
tytan
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 08:15:00 GMT
Good review. I'm planning on picking up both the Frank Black and
Arch-Drude Godhead Julian Cope stuff this weekend, so well timed. I'd
already received the Lush arty-faKts ;)!! Not really impressed but it
keeps the collection uptodate. The term 'money for old rope' springs
to mind.
Paul Walsh.
[email protected]
Manchester, UK.
______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
Date: 18/07/96 10:40
Bought the singles yesterday. By a cunning selection of covers,
remixes and acoustic versions Miki and Emma have managed to avoid
having to write any new songs, though they did let the drummer (?) do
one. Remember that "New Wave of New Wave" scene that the NME was so
keen on a year or so ago? Enough said. The A-side has been remixed to
make it even more irritatingly saccharine, and it seems to be playing
everywhere I go these days, so it may be a Big Summer Hit and they can
all go and buy yachts and hang out with Bill Wyman in the South of
France. Great pop music.
Other stuff: Julian Cope's "I Come From Another Planet, Baby" is fine,
though I wish he wouldn't sing "buybuy" in that Adam Faith accent, and
the B-side is ten minutes of utterly deranged ramblings about Mother
Earth being like an amphetamine pessary, buying an electric piano from a
care in the community victim, and wanting the Orb to wear lipstick.
Over whooshing synth noises, of course. The accompanying "ambient"
remix "Ambulence" is ambient up to the point where it starts to sound
like a jet aircraft taking off, at which point I decided to turn it off
and concentrate on the TV news.
Oh, and Frank Black has a new single out if anyone's interested. I
bought them because they were 99p each but haven't plucked up the
courage to listen to the things. Two album tracks, a Ray Davies cover
(previously on a promo 7") and a lot of live stuff spread over the two
CDs. Cover art is the dictionary definition of crap, of course.
--
Andrew Norman, Leicester, England 18/07/96
[email protected], http://www.engg.le.ac.uk/staff/Andrew.Norman/
Jack - Pioneer Soundtracks
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:04:13 +0000
> Didn't they have an album called "1234" or something? I seem to recall > it di
n't feature Claudia Brucken at all.
Yes, Propaganda did release "1234", but it wasn't the original lineup.
It just wasn't the same. As far as "1234" is concerned, I don't
recognize it as a true Propaganda release.
tytan
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:18:46 +0000
Jeff Keibel wrote:
>
> Brant,
>
> Thompson Twins still hold a place in my heart! As do: MIssing Persons,
> Nena, Blancmange, Visage, Romeo Void, Cyndi Lauper, Duran Duran, The
> Police, The Bangles and 4AD's own Modern English...
......Lotus Eaters, Ultravox, FGTH, TFF (early stuff).....
tytan
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:28:13 +0000
Just wanted to ask if anyone's heard of this group 'The Lover Speaks'?
Great stuff! They've only got 1 self-titled album. At least, that's what
I know. Would love to hear that they've got more releases. Anyone knows?
Annie Lennox's "No More I Love Yous" was originally done by The Lover
Speaks.
I believe TLS was headed by David Freeman who co-wrote & sang on a track
in one of Alison Moyet's album.
Does anyone know of other works/projects by David Freeman? what happened
to him anyway?
tytan
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:34:40 +0200
>While this is not v23, it is a 4AD release, though... I'm speaking of
>Air Miami's "Me Me Me" album. The vinyl of this album has the number
>CAD 5011, as we all know. However, on the inner sleeve, the number reads
>5012, which is really the number for a scheer EP!! Is this an
>intentional glitch? Was the album originally assigned the 5012 number?
We discussed this on the list September/October last year, and we concluded
(anyone correct me if I'm wrong) that a couple of releases got assigned new
catalogue numbers because a new Lush 12"/CD was cancelled (or rescheduled):
5011 Lush single, cancelled
5012 Air Miami 'Me.Me.Me.' album, becomes 5011
5013 Scheer 'Schism' 12"/CD, becomes 5012 (see the running grooves)
Mark Robinson/Teenbeat Graphica did the artwork for 'Me.Me.Me.' himself and
most likely finished it before the change of cat.#.. He then forgot to
change 5012 to 5011 on the LP inner bag. Anyway, I'll ask him about it.
>Also, note ALL the subtle differences in cover art from the UK "Me Me Me"
>and the US version. The US version, which came out long before the UK
>version, lists the song "Reprise" as cut # 13. On the UK version, that
>same song is listed as # 14, ommiting # 13 entirely!! Thirteen, unlucky
>for many, some of the time...
...Teenbeat have released the In Camera '13 (Lucky For Some)' CD in the USA
(TB# 106), but intentionally skipped #113 in their catalogue! Well, that
doesn't explain anything of course.
>There are many art changes from US and UK versions of this album!
Yeah, and I wonder what they had to do to get that beautiful Warner Bros.
cat.# 46000 !!
Frank
+++++++++++++++++++
Frank Brinkhuis
[email protected]
+++++++++++++++++++
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 07:36:32 -0400
In a message dated 96-07-18 16:35:31 EDT, you write:
<< Thompson Twins still hold a place in my heart! As do: MIssing Persons,
Nena, Blancmange, Visage, Romeo Void, Cyndi Lauper, Duran Duran, The
Police, The Bangles and 4AD's own Modern English...
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
>>
ah, let us not forget Kajagoogoo......of course everyone remembers "Too Shy",
but my others faves include "Ooh to be Ah" and "Hang on Now"...
anyone else?
~^blu^~
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 07:37:08 -0400
In a message dated 96-07-18 19:20:24 EDT, you write:
<< sorry, but I've gotta stick my 2 or 3 cents in here...
does anyone remember 'if you were here' from Sidekicks? it was played in
the last scene and over the closing credits of Sixteen Candles?
my bands been playing that live for the last few months...it always draws
interesting comments from people afterwards.
rick
>>
you know I love that song...and it's too bad they never put out a soundtrack
(if they did, I can't find it)
~blu
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 06:20:34 PDT
>ah, let us not forget Kajagoogoo......of course everyone remembers "Too Shy",
>but my others faves include "Ooh to be Ah" and "Hang on Now"...
Big Apple; Turn Your Back On Me
>anyone else?
Let's go the whole hog on Newro / electro:
Japan; DuranDuran; Tears For Fears (first album);
Blancmange; Flock of Seagulls; Classix Noveau;
Talk Talk; Human League; Heaven 17; Spandau Ballet;
Tubeway Army/Gary Numan; Visage; Ultravox;
Simple Minds; OMD (early); Naked Eyes (first album);
Howard Jones; Nik Kershaw; Eurythmics (1st couple of albums);
T Twins (as mentioned); Alphaville (first LP)
VERY thislisty NOT; but good stuff in my books......
I reckon a few of us remember going through the newro phase....
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 09:31:54 EDT
>
> I can't possibly be the only other person on this list who has seen
> Sixteen Candles and most of the other John Hughes movies many too many
> times. For those who only vaguely remember, Molly Ringwold is standing in
if anyone on this list has not seen it, it on the usa network tonight
at 7:00pm and again at 1:00am.
don't ask how i know this little bit of info,
alan
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 15:59:42 +0200
I'm afraid I lost the original post from the person telling that he had
heard a rumour about the new UK promo 12" for Lush '500 (Shake Baby Shake)'
(LUSH 8) including BBC Radio's Mark Radcliffe and some other guy (forgot his
name) doing their own version of 'Single Girl', called 'Single Blokes'.
I got the 12" today and it DOES indeed include an uncredited extra track,
'Single Bloke'. They changed the lyrics (and play the song themselves?). The
lyrics are so obnoxious that it MUST be Radcliffe.
LUSH 8
LUSH '500 (Shake Baby Shake)' 12" promo only in LUSH custom die-cut sleeve
A1. 500 (Shake Baby Shake)
A2. Single Bloke (uncrediterd)
B. Last Night (Hexadecimal Dub Mix)
And that new Throwing Muses promo:
MUSE 3
THROWING MUSES 'Shark' 12" promo only in grey card die-cut sleeve
A. Shark
B. Ruthies's Knocking
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 16:57:58 +0200
>Japan; DuranDuran; Tears For Fears (first album);
>Blancmange; Flock of Seagulls; Classix Noveau;
>Talk Talk; Human League; Heaven 17; Spandau Ballet;
>Tubeway Army/Gary Numan; Visage; Ultravox;
>Simple Minds; OMD (early); Naked Eyes (first album);
>Howard Jones; Nik Kershaw; Eurythmics (1st couple of albums);
>T Twins (as mentioned); Alphaville (first LP)
Yeah, and what about:
Bronski Beat, China Crisis, Cabaret Voltaire, Anne Clark, Dead Or Alive,
Depeche Mode, Freur, Kissing The Pink, Rainbirds, Scritti Politti, Soft
Cell, Yazoo and Richard Clayderman...
Emiel Efdee
...
the Netherlands, July 19, 1996
... [email protected]
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 10:01:04 -0500
i thought it was mostly boring but there is a sort of edgey/queasy (?iguess i've
never written that word before) feeling to it that has kept me from getting rid
of it. nothing compared to portishead, definitely. i've seen some people on
here who seem to really like them though.
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:25:54 -0700
Emiel Efdee wrote:
>what the hell does 'E.S.P.' mean?
E.S.P. = Eat Some Potatoes
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:49:17 -0700
Whenever I hear Pluto's "Paste" it sounds like a mutant version of
Bauhaus and The Go Go's! Also, that "Children" video from Robert Miles
looks a little too much like the director watched the "Lonely Is An
Eyesore" video prior to shooting it!!
Jeff Keibel, Toronto, ON, CANADA ========================================
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 10:50:12 -0500
On Fri, 19 Jul 1996 [email protected] wrote:
> Let's go the whole hog on Newro / electro:
>
> Japan; DuranDuran; Tears For Fears (first album);
> Blancmange; Flock of Seagulls; Classix Noveau;
> Talk Talk; Human League; Heaven 17; Spandau Ballet;
> Tubeway Army/Gary Numan; Visage; Ultravox;
> Simple Minds; OMD (early); Naked Eyes (first album);
> Howard Jones; Nik Kershaw; Eurythmics (1st couple of albums);
> T Twins (as mentioned); Alphaville (first LP)
>
> VERY thislisty NOT; but good stuff in my books......
>
> I reckon a few of us remember going through the newro phase....
remember? i still go thru this phase every few months. and let me add,
very early depeche mode (speak and spell!), abc (first album), lime, and
best of all, yellow magic orchestra.
BTW, my first live show was howard jones/eurythmics in 1994. (those were
howard's glory days, just him and the mime...
mark
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 17:41:49 +0200
>> Didn't they have an album called "1234" or something? I seem to recall >
it didn't feature Claudia Brucken at all.
>
>Yes, Propaganda did release "1234", but it wasn't the original lineup.
>It just wasn't the same. As far as "1234" is concerned, I don't
>recognize it as a true Propaganda release.
History lesson:
Okay, the girls up front always attract the attention, but Propaganda was a
Ralph Dorper (ex-Die Krupps and later back with Die Krupps) project. He'd
recorded 2 7" under his own name for the German Zick Zack label, that were
released in 1982 on a 12", 'Eraserhead' by the Crepuscule/Rough Trade
sublabel Operation Twilight (OPT 018) before Dorper started Propaganda. A
12", 'Diziplin' was scheduled for Twilight release (OPT 019) but then ZTT's
Trevor Horn and Paul Morley came along and snatched away Dorper/Propaganda
from Patrick Moore's hands. The girls came in, Morley married one of them,
she recorded with electro veteran Thomas Leer as Act and even did a solo
album (isn't it?) etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 14:42:24 -0700
Ivo Watts-Russell wrote:
"...somewhere between sheer terror and total euphoria..."
Audrey Gallagher is a goddess and scheer are incredible! The
"Infliction" album is better than "Spiritchaser" when it comes to 4AD's
1996 releases so far!
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 10:42:14 -0700
Emiel wrote:
>I know what E.P.S. means (I work with those kind of things every day), and
>we have something in the Netherlands that's called S.E.P. and S.P.E., but
>what the hell does 'E.S.P.' mean? Is it: "Extrasensory Perception"?
Well, that's the usual meaning.
I dimly remember, when I was a youngster, reading a novel called "ESP
Summer" about a teenage girl who develops psychic powers. I'm pretty sure
that was the title. Someone more obsessed by all things HNIA than I am
(and that includes most of you!) might want to look up this title in
Books In Print.
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 14:34:34 -0400
your band does this song??
would like to hear that...
i like this song as well.
looked for it for a long time after seeing that movie....
funny how people who are into 4ad now were all into that early 80's
techno/dance, etc.... ie propaganda, a certain ratio, thompson twins,
xmox....
this list never ceases to suprise me...
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 14:46:37 -0400
THIS LIST HAS COMPLETELY VEERED FROM 4AD SHWAG....
WHAT A NICE SUPRISE.....
FUNNY HOW SOME OF US WHO LIKE 4AD NOW LIKED ALL OF THE SAME BANDS WAY BACK
WHEN IE: PROPAGANDA, A CERTAIN RATIO, THOMPSON TWINS, ETC.....
GO FIGURE....
ANYONE CARE TO COMMENT ON LONG LOST TECHNO TREATS LIKE AILEEM, TAFFY, MAY 60,
SCARLET FANTASTIC.....
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 11:27:11 -0700
>> my bands been playing that live for the last few months...it always draws
>> interesting comments from people afterwards.
>
>What kind of band? Is it a radically different version?
slow/indie rock...
well, there's no keyboards, and there's more dynamics and we make a lot a
noise in a couple of places...probably makes no sense until you hear it.
rick
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 20:50:17 +0200
At 12:25 19-07-96 -0700, you wrote:
>Emiel Efdee wrote:
>
>>what the hell does 'E.S.P.' mean?
ESP = American jazz label from the '70/'80's
ESP = Dutch (Amsterdam based) ambient label
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 14:35:20 -0700
Emiel Efdee wrote:
>
> >Japan; DuranDuran; Tears For Fears (first album);
> >Blancmange; Flock of Seagulls; Classix Noveau;
> >Talk Talk; Human League; Heaven 17; Spandau Ballet;
> >Tubeway Army/Gary Numan; Visage; Ultravox;
> >Simple Minds; OMD (early); Naked Eyes (first album);
> >Howard Jones; Nik Kershaw; Eurythmics (1st couple of albums);
> >T Twins (as mentioned); Alphaville (first LP)
>
> Yeah, and what about:
>
> Bronski Beat, China Crisis, Cabaret Voltaire, Anne Clark, Dead Or Alive, Depe
he Mode, Freur, Kissing The Pink, Rainbirds, Scritti
Politti, Soft Cell, Yazoo and Richard Clayderman...
What about Annabel Lamb? ever heard her two A&M albums? She does a
wicked cover of The Doors' "Riders On The Sorm".
Have any of you heard of Cocteau Twins? I heard they may have been on
4AD at some time...
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:05:11 -0700
I don't have the dates in front of me, but next week
will see a short tour featuring Scenic (IPR's posse
of tumbleweed instrumentalists) and Lanterna (Henry
Frayne of Moon Seven Times fame doing instrumental stuff I'm much
more interested in). It's a solely a West Coast tour with
something like 6 dates. I'll post 'em when I have them.
Check the IPR site.
Following the 80s thread I started,
for me all the wonderful brit/techno/pop was THE defining
element of my musical development. Ultravox was my band
of choice (seems kinda silly now, I suppose). Chances are
if you need any particular thing by them, I definitely have
it. I went nuts collecting it all. Cocteau Twins was the band
that pulled me out of this in 1987 (by then all the 80's stars
were has-been's anyway-- what the HELL happened to Simple Minds,
anyway-- Sanctify Yourself, my ass!, but I digress).
Brant
"Terminate this torment of Love unsatisfied
End this endless journey to nowhere"
Virginia Astley
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 16:33:35 -0400
Does anyone know the name of the Cocteau Twins songs that apperared in Baywatch
(I used to know the names) and where I can find copies of them.
Alex
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:59:09 -0500
i grew up without cable in a small missouri town (this sentence makes me laugh,
but it's true) so my only musical source was the radio. lucky for me radio was
having a good couple of years--amongst all the crap there were some wonderful
songs by dream academy, a-ha, elvis costello, blow monkeys, psychedelic furs,
bronski beat, icicle works...(and no, i'm not reading from one of those tacky
80's nostalgia compilations). no matter that many bands were "one hit wonders".
i think that come on eileen and 99 red balloons were worth more than everything
i've heard by def leppard (sp?) and van halen put together. i'd hate to be a
kid in the same situation today. radio is so bland and repetitious it makes me
sick and i'd probably be one of these alternatots who think trent reznor is god.
ok. sorry if i've offended any nin, VH (dave's back!), def l., or k-tel fans.
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:14:49 -0700
Understanding Jane (there's an 80's title for you. Identify
it and win a Dewdrops subscription).
In my opinion, Jane Siberry's career has been spiralling
slowly downward since Bound By The Beauty. Or The Walking,
for that matter. Maybe she still has something to say,
but I can't stand to listen anymore. From the uninspired,
easy listening of When I Was A Boy, to the jazz of Maria,
she has permanently lost me. Keep in mind, though, that
I really, really don't go for jazz (odd, coming from a
Dif Juz fanatic). I think it was said best by Bruce from
the Kids In The Hall, who said 'Jazz is the musical
equivalent of vomit.' It's probably ridiculous of me
to totally dismiss an entire musical genre, but Dif Juz
is the only jazz I have ever heard that means anything
to me. I can understand the talent and complexity involved,
but it just makes me cringe. Like techno. But don't get me
started on that...
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:58:52 -0500
i love the maria disc. i was surprised by its jazziness when i first listened
to it but not in a bad way. there's a quirky complexity to jane siberry that
makes everything she does wonderful whatever type of music she's tinkering with.
listening to maria elicits a range of emotions. honey bee is inspiring. lovin'
cup runneth over with cheesy happiness. and the 20 min. oh my my at the end
leaves me feeling deeply melancholy. this sadness is composed of memories and
realizations stirred up by the song and brings about a small amount of
introspection whereas a cd like children of god by swans is so thoroughly bleak
and oppressive that it can sour the brightest day and just leaves me in a
horrible mood. as uncomfortable as that may sound, i really miss that from
them. they have had so many boring releases in the past eight or so years that
i've given up on them. anyway, jane has her own record company now called
SHEEBA records which is supposed to have something out already called Teenager,
and will also be doing books. sounds quite fun to me. the website is at
www.sheeba.ca but i haven't had any luck with it yet.
"i love these things so these things shall i bee"
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 15:30:18 EDT
this info is direct from island.
old news:
the album comes out july 23 in the states with a
single for 'all mixed up' to follow by about a
month.
tour news:
limited american dates in august.
a cmj show in september.
a uk tour to follow the cmj show.
a complete tour of the states starting in october.
i'll post a complete tour date list if and when i get one. for
those that haven't heard the album and care, it is simply amazing.
all of it is tear-inducing beautiful, and 'feel the rain fall' started
my foot tapping which eventually lead to me bouncing all about my
room.
enjoy.
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 15:30:41 -0500
at Jul 19, 96 02:46:37 pm
>
> THIS LIST HAS COMPLETELY VEERED FROM 4AD SHWAG....
>
> WHAT A NICE SUPRISE.....
>
Ok, since we all seem to be coming out of the closet, well, it's time to
come out and admit that I, yes I, am a closet Osmonds fan.
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 22:44:19 +0200
>What about Annabel Lamb? ever heard her two A&M albums? She does a
>wicked cover of The Doors' "Riders On The Sorm".
Lamb was in BowWowWow, wasn't she. BowWowWow (managed by Malcolm McLaren)
was the first band ever to release a cassette-single! Forgot the title....
(something like 'C90C60C30').
Yeah, those where the days, Situationism etc.
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 23:18:26 +0200
Shane Clark
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:14:53 -0400
I don't know about the version of "Shea", but the US promo of "Wish You Were
Dead" is CONSIDERABLY different from the album version...I LOVE that song!
(either version)
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:34:40 -0400
virginia astley is wondrous
her voice just melts
why are her albums so expensive and impossible to find?
better yet why is all the music we like here on this list so damn hard to
find...... argh!!!!
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 14:17:28 -0700
>no matter that many bands were "one hit wonders".
>i think that come on eileen and 99 red balloons were worth more than
>everything
>i've heard by def leppard (sp?) and van halen put together. i'd hate to be a
>kid in the same situation today. radio is so bland and repetitious it
>makes me
>sick and i'd probably be one of these alternatots who think trent reznor
>is god.
While I'm not a fan of Nine Inch Nails (or many of the other alternabands
that get radio airplay) I have to say I'd much rather listen to them than
to the insipid cheesy synth novelties that filled the airwaves during the
'80s. The stuff that pounded the stake into the heart of New Wave music
and reduced the cutting edge to stuff for girls with big hair and day-glo
spandex outfits to hop up and down to at the mall. I was there, I
remember it, it was sad. Just thought I'd introduce a dissenting note
into all this 80s-worship.
If we're going to talk about the '80s, how about Tones On Tail, Kate
Bush, Hunters & Collectors, Sonic Youth, Cabaret Voltaire, Savage
Republic, Danielle Dax, as well as the usual 4AD suspects?
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:46:26 -0400
has anyone here heard of these guys??
any info?
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:47:27 -0400
does anyone know when her new release is due out??
does she have a space in the 4ad site??
do tell...
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 14:34:17 -0700
Since Brant mentioned the Lanterna tour i thought i'd pass on the info that i
just found out from the projekt list.
-cz
"Mark Wilson"
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 14:55:16 -0700
This comes from the Xymox web site:
www.cybercomm.nl/~xymox/xymox.html
Xymox made the soundtrack for the CD Rom game "Total Mayhem" released
by Domark in the U.S.A. (released May 1996) The music however is not
representative for the new album of Xymox to be released soon All
tracks are instrumental " purpose made" for the"Total Mayhem" game.
The new album of Xymox will sound like their earlier works on 4-AD and
a complete departure from what they have released in the early
nineties.(Metamorphosis,Headclouds). We will let you know when it
will be released as the band is still working on the recordings.
The site has a complete discography, t-shirt offers, lyrics,
e-mail to Ronny, pictures, etc.
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 18:41:09 -0400
i though that her name was annabella but, i could be wrong...
what are these a and m releases?...
i know that she relased this wacky song called eifel tower with malcom
mclaren and the mclarenettes -it's been on a couple of soundtracks but, i've
never seen any other albums by her... hmm....
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 16:29:43 -0500
Records" at Jul 19, 96 12:05:11 pm
>
> Following the 80s thread I started,
> for me all the wonderful brit/techno/pop was THE defining
> element of my musical development. Ultravox was my band
> of choice (seems kinda silly now, I suppose). Chances are
> if you need any particular thing by them, I definitely have
> it. I went nuts collecting it all.
>
> Brant
>
I remember them days! It was late summer of 1980 when I first
heard "Vienna" and "Sleepwalk." Even went so far as to try for
the patented Midge Ure Pencil Thin Mustache (tm). Aren't a couple
of the band members still hanging around and releasing stuff as
Ultravox? It seems to me there was a CD out last year, but I
never heard it.
And while we're digging up the dead, how about the Australian version of
Ultravox, namely, Icehouse. I loved their first two albums, "Icehouse" and
"Primitive Man." And what about former Ultravox front man John Foxx's
1980 album "Metamatic"? Any of you fans remember this stuff?
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 22:24:33 GMT
At 04:44 7/17/96 +0000, you wrote:
>At 11:37 AM 7/16/96 +0400, you wrote:
>>Guys, I have something strange to ask
>>
>>My feeble memory "claims" that I have personally watched a video
>>by the group called HOLE, featuring vocals by none other than
>>Elizabeth Frazer! Please tell me that I am wrong...
You're wrong...only thing Liz Frazier & Hole have in common is that they
both played Lollipop-loser, or Liz tried to, anyway.
Carol Coney
Date: Sat, 20 Jul 1996 00:40:38 +0200
>Ok, since we all seem to be coming out of the closet, well, it's time to
>come out and admit that I, yes I, am a closet Osmonds fan.
CRAZY HORSES CRAZY HORSSESS WHOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 20:15:20 -0700
The new Midge Ure solo album just came out via Zoo/BMG...
Jeff Watts-Russell
Toronto, ON
CANADA
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 20:14:14 -0700
Shar Everett wrote:
> i though that her name was annabella but, i could be wrong...
> what are these a and m releases?...
Yes, the Bow Wow Wow Annabella and the A&M Annabel Lamb ARE different.
I'd love to find her A&M albums with "Riders On The Storm" on it! My
vinyl copies are all scratchy from overplaying...
Jeff Keibel
East York, ON
CANADA
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 16:52:08 -0700
Bow Wow Wow's luscious jailbait singer (she was 14 when Malcolm McLaren
discovered her in a laundrette) was Annabella Lwin. Not the same person
who covered "Riders On the Storm".
>i know that she relased this wacky song called eifel tower
"Sexy Eiffel Tower" was a Bow Wow Wow song, from one of their first two
albums. But I think the 12" remix of "See Jungle See Jungle Go Join Your
Gang Yeah City All Over Go Ape Crazy" is their highest moment (not to
mention the world's greatest long song title up until the Orb's "A Huge
Ever-Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules From The Centre Of the
Ultraworld"...)
And the cassette-single was called "Your Cassette Pet" and the song on it
was "C30 C60 C90 Go!", an ode to home taping.
Ex-new-waver Jens signing off...
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