Subject: Re: These Wings without Feathers
Subject: Re: His Name Is Alive in Boston/Cambridge
Subject: lush trade
Subject: Re: 4AD-L to split
Subject: Ruthie's Knocking on enhanced CD
Subject: Re: Some Reviews & Acquiring E.S.P.
Subject: Re: cd prices/*danger*
Subject: Re: Spiritualized
Subject: Re: 4AD-L to split
Subject: New DCD single (exclusive!)
Subject: Re: 4AD-L to split
Subject: hnia in la?
Subject: Re: Old Lisa Germano album
Subject: Re: 4AD-L to split
Subject: Re: 4AD-L to split
Subject: hnia in la
Subject: Re: cd prices/*danger*
Subject: Re: His Name Is Alive in Boston/Cambridge
Subject: DCD boots
Subject: Re: Some Reviews & Acquiring E.S.P.
Subject: Dead Can Dance single
Subject: Re: His Name Is Alive in Boston/Cambridge
Subject: Re: cd "rent", ok for me.
Subject: HNIAYE
Subject: Re: cd "rent", ok for me.
Subject: Re: Some Reviews & Acquiring E.S.P.
Subject: Glenn Branca
Subject: CZ
Subject: DCD list? NO! Ethereal list, perhaps.
Subject: Re: His Name Is Alive in Boston/Cambridge
Subject: Re: cd prices/*danger*
Subject: Topolino
Subject: Re: CZ
Subject: CANCELLATION
Subject: Re: CANCELLATION
Subject: Re: Some Reviews & Acquiring E.S.P.
Subject: The final HNIA show in Detroit
Subject: Mirror Pool, Zardoz
Subject: Re: Deluxe Rimy in US now!
Subject: Re: Topolino
Subject: Re: detroit happenings, r.e.m., h.n.i.a., g.o.d.z.u.k.i.
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 1996 21:51:23 -0700
I wrote:
>
> If anyone is interested, EAR/Rational has this disc. It's a World
> Serpent (UK) comp which includes two Lisa Gerrard tracks not available
> elsewhere.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that you can contact Dave at E/R at
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 01:32:23 EDT
> Did anyone else manage to stay up late enough to catch this show last night?
> If so, what did I miss?
>
> This marks the second time I've missed HNIA live and it sucks. But I can't
> abide staying up until 12:15am to see a band perform when I have to be up at
> 6am for work.
>
> What's with clubs scheduling acts so friggin' late anyway?? The Middle East
> had 3 or four bands playing last night, beginning at 9:15. HNIA were the
> last one's to play...and the first two didn't sound like anything I'd care
> to hear.
>
> But please rub it in and force me to regret not staying up so late...
>
> Mike
> [email protected]
>
well, i didnt get to see tha boston show, but i just got back from the
hoboken new jersey show... warren jumped onto the audience during the
performance and played guitar at my feet. it was wonderful. godzuki opened..
ive seen the light. i love them.
and i swear hte last time i saw hnia, there were only 3 people....
--robn
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 12:27:56 +0100
Hullo there!
I've got:
------------
Lush - ciao!
(UK 1 track promoCD with really nice digipak sleeve)
Lush - lovelife (sampled)
(UK 4 track promoCD)
Lush - ladykillers
(UK 7" single, green vinyl, with exclusive non-CD track)
(still sealed)
Lush - 500
(UK 7" single, red vinyl)
(still sealed)
I'm looking for:
---------------------------
Lush - Last Night
(US promoCD/12")
Lush - lovelife (the album)
(US 12 track promoCD)
Lush - lovelife (the song)
(US 3 track promoCD)
Lush - Hypocrite
(US 1 track promoCD)
Lush - Superblast!
(US 4 track promoCD)
Ciao!
/Peter
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 09:07:45 -0400
Dez wrote:
> ...the majority of major flame wars that erupt are basically of the old
> 4AD/new 4AD types.
> ...there is a very clear divide between
> those who see 4AD's 'Golden' period as being around 83-86 with Cocteau Twins,
> Xymox, DCD, TMC etc and those who believe that the label really found its feet
> with the signing of the Muses/Pixies and welcome the nineties eclecticism.
> I think it's time for a parting of the ways.
Personally I think there should be a DCD list.
--
John Porter
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 14:25:44 +0200
I received a copy of the enhanced 'Limbo' CD today including an exclusive=
bonus video track, recorded live 3/17/96 (somewhere...). The packaging is=
better than the 4AD UK version. The jewel case is transparent green, and=
there's a piece of paper with the bands name on top of it (the UK version=
has an ugly blue sticker on it). But the printer who did the UK inlay did a=
better job...
This video is a 39 MB QuickTime Movie, it can be viewed in a Macromedia=
Director Projector file - including the title 'Ruthie's Knocking' and two=
buttons 'pause/quit' but you can also play it with MoviePlayer. QuickTime=
2.1 is included on the disc - but you should use version 2.5 (I'm talking=
about the Mac version here... I have never touched a Windows machine in my =
life).
So I've got Limbo two times... I must be an idiot... why don't they put=
those extra bits on every cd?
=46or those of you who don't have a copy of this CD or can't view the video=
or are planning to buy it, I have placed a few captures of it on a=
temporary web-page:
Emiel Efdee
...
the Netherlands, August 23, 1996
... [email protected]
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 08:35:55 -0400
96 07:16:33 pm
> >It took me 2 weeks to find the new HNIA, even checking at Tower Records in
> >Atlanta (which still didn't have it last weekend) and HMV. And it was
> >$14.99, which is bit high for me. I'll wait for it to show up at Best Buy
> >or something like that.
> >-greg
> Good luck...Best Buy (Stone Mountain) had ONE (supposedly) in their
> computerized inventory, but then looking for it in the logical places,
> neither the store clerk nor I could find that ONE copy. Blockbuster Music
> (Snellville) still has NO HNIA and not even one of those place-marker cards
> for HNIA. (Hard to believe this band is coming to Atlanta, and so few stores
> carry their stuff.)
Yeah, at least I knew to try looking under Stars rather than His...
> I did manage to find E.S.P. about 3 weeks after its domestic release at
> Media Play (Stone Mountain), which has one of each HNIA. I think I paid
> $14.99...well worth it, IMHO. Is it that the Atlanta suburbs are not being
> serviced by 4-AD distributors, or is HNIA considered too "new" or something,
> that only indie or specialty shops in Atlanta carry their stuff?
> Carol Coney
I wasn't even looking in the suburbs - I was looking in the Buckhead/Lenox
area - Tower, HMV, Borders, etc. And I haven't found it for less than
14.99, and I haven't found one store that had more than one copy. I keep
hoping it will turn up at Best Buy or Circuit City - I am patient. I
don't think it's necessarily because of the distribution, because all of
these stores had DCD's Spiritchaser. Hmm...
-greg
Date: Sat, 24 Aug 1996 16:37:25 PDT
fred collins writes regarding music cd's:
>Your absolutely correct. This is a luxury item.
you're absolutely correct fred. this *is* a luxury item.
just like the air we breath, the water we drink, and the sun
we hide from.
> The question is, can you stop buying CDs for a year?
nope, the real question is, can I stop buying CDs for two weeks
seriously.
this kind of talk about not buying CDs really scares me. I think that
starting a war with the music industry is stupid *and* dangerous.
just remember, all the people in the industry can find other ways of
making money. but we don't have any other way of getting the music.
I feel that we are very lucky with the situation as it is. considering
that the artists themselves are generously releasing their music with very
little demands. I know if I had the ability to write music (oh, what a wish)
I wouldn't feel a bit inclined to share that music with complete strangers.
most artists do have that inclination and I for one, wouldn't do anything
that would risk change that. (like not buying CDs)
lets consider ourselves lucky that at the time we live in, music is
constantly being written, produced, printed and distributed in a very
available form. so it's not as cheap as bread. it's a lot tastier though.
-naor-
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 10:07:51 PST
try to tape this show and let the list know. Thx.
On Thu, 22 Aug 1996 14:09:48 -0400 Joseph Burns
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 1996 20:12:09 -0700
Hmmm. Why not just ban non-4ad bands (answer: life with only 4ad would
be boring!!!).
I stay on this list because there are a lot of people with good taste out
there (applause). There are good things to say about new and old 4ad, as
well as the 4adish bands that are discussed (spirtualized, cranes, etc.)
"We've got a good thing going, babe"
Why waste it?
Alex
--
Alex Wolfson
Associate Director
Columbia Institute for Tele-Information
809 Uris Hall
New York, NY 10027-7004
212/854-4222
212/854-4368 (direct)
212/932-7816 (fax)
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 17:19:39 +0200
Hi,
PIAS BENELUX released today, courtesy 4AD, a two track CDsingle by Dead Can
Dance.
1. The Snake and The Moon (edit)
2. Song of the Nile
Cheers,
Huite
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 14:47:27 GMT
John Porter wrote:
>Personally I think there should be a DCD list.
I heartily agree. I never did get the 'trash dead can dance' macro on my
e-mail program to work properly...
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Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 09:20:05 -0700
Where are they playing at and when?
Please email me personally.
Thanks.
matthew
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 12:53:31 -0400
Lisa has 4 full records.
ON THE WAY DOWN FROM THE MOON PALACE Which was on her on funded Major Bill
Label (it may have dist. through someone else now)
HAPPINESS Capitol version and 4AD version
GEEK THE GIRL
Excerpts from a Love Circus
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 16:49:10 +0000
At 21:43 8/22/96 +0000, you wrote:
> Jens Alfke's news that he is to set up an ethereal/wotsit list
seems like
>good news to me. I've been on this list around a year now, and it seems to me
>that the majority of major flame wars that erupt are basically of the old
>4AD/new 4AD types. Personally I prefer these kind of lists to cover as broad a
>church as possible, but it does seem that there is a very clear divide between
>those who see 4AD's 'Golden' period as being around 83-86 with Cocteau Twins,
>Xymox, DCD, TMC etc and those who believe that the label really found its feet
>with the signing of the Muses/Pixies and welcome the nineties eclecticism.
>Anyone who's read any of my drivel will know which side of the fence my
feet are
>planted on, but I'm not interested in reopening that debate. I think it's time
>for a parting of the ways. Obviously there will be many people who feel as
>comfortable with the old as they do the new - nobody is suggesting that the
>lists should be mutually exclusive. But for those who consider the Cocteau
Twins
>to be totally irrelevant to anything in 1996, and those who consistently hate
>everything 4AD puts out, being on the same list is bound to cause conflict
- not
>to mention overuse of the delete key.
>
>- Dez
>
>PS we get to keep Red Atkins, though.
Even though CT & DCD are my favorite bands, if it were not for the 4AD list
I wouldn't have "discovered" HNIA, who ranks up there in my top 10. So I
prefer to have this 4AD-l stay as is.
And besides, all the CT mailing list and fan forum folks would also add the
ethereal list, and you'd still be over-utilizing your delete key due to all
the repetition of info.
Just a few cents worth.
Carol
>
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 17:46:56 +0000
At 13:07 8/23/96 +0000, you wrote:
>Dez wrote:
>> ...the majority of major flame wars that erupt are basically of the old
>> 4AD/new 4AD types.
>> ...there is a very clear divide between
>> those who see 4AD's 'Golden' period as being around 83-86 with Cocteau Twins,
>> Xymox, DCD, TMC etc and those who believe that the label really found its
feet
>> with the signing of the Muses/Pixies and welcome the nineties eclecticism.
>> I think it's time for a parting of the ways.
>
>Personally I think there should be a DCD list.
I'll second that idea! I don't like their official site much.
Carol
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 11:22:47 -0700
anyone have the number for luna park?
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 20:09:29 +0200
At 16:37 24/08/96 PDT, you wrote:
>> The question is, can you stop buying CDs for a year?
>
> nope, the real question is, can I stop buying CDs for two weeks
the last time I bought a full price cd was in february. can't permit myself
differently. would like to, but cd cost too much to me. maybe things are
worst here.
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 17:38:01 +0000
At 05:32 8/23/96 +0000, you wrote:
>> Did anyone else manage to stay up late enough to catch this show last night?
>> If so, what did I miss?
>>
>> This marks the second time I've missed HNIA live and it sucks. But I can't
>> abide staying up until 12:15am to see a band perform when I have to be up at
>> 6am for work.
>>
>> What's with clubs scheduling acts so friggin' late anyway?? The Middle East
>> had 3 or four bands playing last night, beginning at 9:15. HNIA were the
>> last one's to play...and the first two didn't sound like anything I'd care
>> to hear.
>>
>> But please rub it in and force me to regret not staying up so late...
>>
>> Mike
>> [email protected]
>>
>
>well, i didnt get to see tha boston show, but i just got back from the
>hoboken new jersey show... warren jumped onto the audience during the
>performance and played guitar at my feet. it was wonderful. godzuki opened..
> ive seen the light. i love them.
Does anyone know if godzuki is coming to Atlanta to open for HNIA? I
remember seeing someone write that they were doing FIVE shows with HNIA, and
heck, Atlanta is show #6. Damn! (Does anyone know definitively, or am I just
gonna have to wait and be happily or sadly surprised Tues nite?)
thanks,
Carol
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 20:09:27 +0200
At 09:41 22/08/96 PST, you wrote:
>what dcd boot do you have? im interested in a trade if i dont have it?
>tom
well, I've actually already given them all away, the one I had were not so
excellent.
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 12:51:37 EDT
----- Begin Included Message -----
for HNIA. (Hard to believe this band is coming to Atlanta, and so few stores
carry their stuff.)
----- End Included Message -----
do yourself a favor and go to little five points. their you will
find numerous record stores that i'm positive will have the HNIA
disc. wuxtry records and criminal records are less than a quarter of
a mile apart. also, there is a place in a strip mall that is across
the street from one of those shitty best buys that has a great selection
of imports. it's been over a year since i've been to atlanta, so sorry
for lack of more specific details.
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 15:32:55 -0700
Gerry, from a guy at Play It Again Sam/4AD...
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 17:43:05 +0000
At 16:58 8/22/96 +0000, you wrote:
>Did anyone else manage to stay up late enough to catch this show last night?
>If so, what did I miss?
>
>This marks the second time I've missed HNIA live and it sucks. But I can't
>abide staying up until 12:15am to see a band perform when I have to be up at
>6am for work.
>
>What's with clubs scheduling acts so friggin' late anyway?? The Middle East
>had 3 or four bands playing last night, beginning at 9:15. HNIA were the
>last one's to play...and the first two didn't sound like anything I'd care
>to hear.
>
>But please rub it in and force me to regret not staying up so late...
>
>Mike
>[email protected]
Geez, Mike, you're not THAT old!!! Did ya ever hear of storing up some zzz's
from a few prior nites, and going for an all-nighter? Hey, it'll keep you
young, I promise. (I had a 72 yr old friend who did it to catch shows at
clubs, and you're what, a THIRD of his age?) And did you ever ask yourself
why God (or Goddess, or the Great Spirit, insert your deity here) gave us
coffee?
Carol
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 12:43:42 EDT
----- Begin Included Message -----
This is a good idea, because not many stores can take back cd's customers
buy and then return simply because they don't like what they heard. Here in
the states, many indie record stores provide headphones and allow folks to
preview what they are interested in buying. Some of the bigger stores will
do this as well. (Blockbuster Music here in Atlanta suburbs will do that,
and now the folks who work there know my taste and even set aside "weird"
stuff for me to listen to when it comes into their hands!)
----- End Included Message -----
the reason many indie stores will not accept returns without defects is
because that cd can not be returned to the distributer for any credit.
this is true with any store, except some stores such as blockbuster
re-shrinkwrap the disc.
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 12:11:05 -0700
i will select no alternate editor thank you,
Does anyone have ANY info at all about HNIA in Tucson? I know
that they are coming to Phoenix, but Phoenix blows.... Tucson would be
cool, and Trey said " yeah we'll be there". I also saw Liquorice AND
Velour100 at Luna Loca, and when i saw trey at the Liquorice show, he
told me that they(HNIA) played at Club Congress(really cool place, like
the wyatt erp(sic) version of St. Andrews Hall in detroit, but in a desert.
again, anyone with any info on Tucson.
and if anyone is going to see them in phoenix then tell me. i am
yet to meet on hnia fan in Arizona.
tanks-
sean trapped in the desert(dessert)
------------
Sean Devine
tucson, az
------------
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 20:09:21 +0200
At 19:33 22/08/96 +0000, you wrote:
>This is a good idea, because not many stores can take back cd's customers
>buy and then return simply because they don't like what they heard. Here in
well, here the cause is you bought it, you've been ripped off, your problem.
>the states, many indie record stores provide headphones and allow folks to
>preview what they are interested in buying. Some of the bigger stores will
I was in Berlin for a while, and there is a large chain of record store,
Wom, that has literally hundreds of headphones. if one day you don't know
what to do and don't want to spend money you just go there. and they have,
in the same shops, a desk with a dozen of vinyl and cd record player with a
guy to which you bring the pile of records you wanna hear and he gladly play
them to your headphones. and in Berlin there is plain cd renting, but
nobody complain, and records sells.
>and now the folks who work there know my taste and even set aside "weird"
>stuff for me to listen to when it comes into their hands!)
same for me at the ex-rent shop here... sometimes I bring them my cd to
listen to...
>Also, here in the U.S. many libraries don't rent, but they LEND, cd's just
>as they let patrons borrow their books. Of course I've never seen 4AD stuff
libraries lending cd? pure science fiction, here!
>>I'll never risk bad surprises again, I'll always taste it before, as we say
>>here about watermelons.
>
>Do they really let you taste the watermelons in the markets in Italy, before
>you buy them? Yum-yum! Lucky you! (What about the pizza?!!!)
yeees of course. we take watermelons very seriously here. there is a
special tubular tool to extract a sort of carrot... also, some initiated can
tell the quality by knocking the watermelon on the surface. if it "sound"
then it's good... for the pizza is different, you just don't come back there.
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 14:35:02 -0400
Aug 23, 96 12:51:37 pm
> for HNIA. (Hard to believe this band is coming to Atlanta, and so few stores
> carry their stuff.)
>
> ----- End Included Message -----
> do yourself a favor and go to little five points. their you will
> find numerous record stores that i'm positive will have the HNIA
> disc. wuxtry records and criminal records are less than a quarter of
> a mile apart. also, there is a place in a strip mall that is across
> the street from one of those shitty best buys that has a great selection
> of imports. it's been over a year since i've been to atlanta, so sorry
> for lack of more specific details.
That is good advice. And Wuxtry and Criminal are where I go when I am
prepared to pay retail ($13 to $14), and they do have a generous selection
of harder to find stuff. It's just a bit inconvenient to get over there,
and they charge for parking on the weekends...
And I'm guessing it's pretty far for Carol.
I do prefer to support small independant shops rather than the
national electronics superstores... But sometimes I get led by my wallet
(and the gaping hole it contains).
So, does anyone know what time HNIA is playing on Tuesday?
-greg
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 13:27:11 -0700
Could someone say a few words about Glenn Branca?
I just bought Symphony No. 9 and I must hear more!
The first track is kinda sleepy, but the second one
is pure genius-- the string section of an orchestra
going nuts with quick complexes of repetitive rhythms,
making an amazing cacophony.
I'd place it somewhere between Philip Glass and Michael Nyman.
What other works of his would anyone recommend?
| 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 |
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Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 16:48:14 -0400
Hey CZ...lets watch the slams on age. If you're lucky, someday you
will also be 45.
TIM CONLON
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 12:36:22 -0700
14:47:27 GMT
Booth wrote:
> John Porter wrote:
>
> >Personally I think there should be a DCD list.
>
> I heartily agree.
Didn't we learn our lesson from the Cocteau Twins list??? What a horrid
disaster. Sure i love DCD (i love CT too) but the list would just be overrun by
those who want to exchange stories about how they first got introduced to the
band, how they love having sex to DCD, how their Aunt actually likes DCD even
though she's 45 and is otherwise uncool, the benefits of CD over vinyl,
Digipacks over jewel-cases, what is and isn't "goth", all sorts of
rumor-mongering, and ... the list could go on and on between releases and tours
AND WOULD! We'd have 1 valuable message a day and 25 pieces of e-trash.
Now, on the other hand, an ethereal list might be quite nice. There does seem
to be some sort of divergence on this list but i'd probably be on both. There's
enough to talk about without falling into meaningless banter and
let's-get-to-know-each-other "filler" that only serve to fill your mailbox and
wear out your delete key.
-cz
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 17:51:29 -0400
When I saw Davin last weekend at the Indie-Rock Flea Market in Arlington, VA,
he said that Washington, DC would be the last show that he would be
attending...and I think the same goes for the opening band.
CJ
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 13:57:55 -0700
At 4:37 PM 8/24/96, naor wrote:
>fred collins writes regarding music cd's:
>>Your absolutely correct. This is a luxury item.
>
>you're absolutely correct fred. this *is* a luxury item.
>just like the air we breath, the water we drink, and the sun
>we hide from.
>
>> The question is, can you stop buying CDs for a year?
>
> nope, the real question is, can I stop buying CDs for two weeks
>
>seriously.
>this kind of talk about not buying CDs really scares me. I think that
>starting a war with the music industry is stupid *and* dangerous.
>just remember, all the people in the industry can find other ways of
>making money. but we don't have any other way of getting the music.
>I feel that we are very lucky with the situation as it is. considering
>that the artists themselves are generously releasing their music with very
>little demands. I know if I had the ability to write music (oh, what a wish)
>I wouldn't feel a bit inclined to share that music with complete strangers.
>most artists do have that inclination and I for one, wouldn't do anything
>that would risk change that. (like not buying CDs)
>lets consider ourselves lucky that at the time we live in, music is
>constantly being written, produced, printed and distributed in a very
>available form. so it's not as cheap as bread. it's a lot tastier though.
>
I think you might be too young to remember what happen to the record
industry in the 70s. They were having a serious time selling records.
People didn't like what was being produced and prices were rising due to
the oil embargos. The market will force adjustments IF people take it upon
themselves to hold fast and find alternative methods of obtaining
music...taping, going to the library, buying them used. This isn't about
the artist, it is about the added charges, each time that cd changes hands
through the economic system that eventually arrives in your hands.
Peace,
Fred Collins
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 17:39:08 -0700
The forthcoming Lush compilation to be released in Japan by Nippon
Columbia is to be titled "Topolino", which is Italian for little mouse.
This same compilation or a variation of it also titled "Topolino" will
also be released in Canada by Mercury/Polydor tentatively in late
October/early November. While not even confirmed slightly, the
Canadian version MAY contain extra tracks not on the Japanese version.
Hopefully other territories will release this compilation as well.
"Topolino" COCY-80351
Released 08/31/96
by Nippon Columbia
1. 500 (Shake Baby Shake) (album version)
2. Ex (from BAD6002CD)
3. I Wanna Be Your Girlfriend (from AD6002)
4. Matador (from BAD6002CD)
5. Piledriver (from BAD6009CD)
6. I'd Like To Walk Around In Your Mind (from BADD6009CD)
7. Carmen (from BADD6002CD)
8. Plums And Oranges (from BADD6002CD)
The remaining B-Sides from the various "Lovelife" singles as well as the
Wire tribute track, "Half And Half" from Volume 16, those other
unreleased demo/acoustic and remix tracks aren't included on "Topolino"
but possibly may appear on the Canadian version. Fingers crossed!!
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 16:02:40 -0700
16:48:14 -0400
i said:
> how they love having sex to
> DCD, how their Aunt actually likes DCD even though she's
> 45 and is otherwise uncool, the benefits of CD over
> vinyl, Digipacks over jewel-cases, what is and isn't
> "goth", all sorts of rumor-mongering, and ...
Tim Conlon said:
> Hey CZ...lets watch the slams on age.
Woa! Gettin' a little sensitive about the age thing, eh? Actually that
was supposed to be one in a list of threads ranging from silly to thoroughly
insipid that are "based on truth" examples from other single-artist lists that
i've been on (not mentioning names). My inclusion of this in the list should be
viewed as anti-agist not agist.
> If you're lucky, someday you will also be 45.
That is, if i'm not already past 45, in which case i'd need to be *very* lucky.
-cz
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 18:29:16 -0600
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Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 20:52:53 EDT
huh?
Date: Sat, 24 Aug 1996 00:59:17 +0000
At 18:35 8/23/96 +0000, you wrote:
>> for HNIA. (Hard to believe this band is coming to Atlanta, and so few stores
>> carry their stuff.)
>>
>> ----- End Included Message -----
>> do yourself a favor and go to little five points. their you will
>> find numerous record stores that i'm positive will have the HNIA
>> disc. wuxtry records and criminal records are less than a quarter of
>> a mile apart. also, there is a place in a strip mall that is across
>> the street from one of those shitty best buys that has a great selection
>> of imports. it's been over a year since i've been to atlanta, so sorry
>> for lack of more specific details.
>
>That is good advice. And Wuxtry and Criminal are where I go when I am
>prepared to pay retail ($13 to $14), and they do have a generous selection
>of harder to find stuff. It's just a bit inconvenient to get over there,
>and they charge for parking on the weekends...
>
>And I'm guessing it's pretty far for Carol.
Yeah, it's too far to go just for cd shopping...but hey, I can't knock where
I live, cause it's only 45 min. drive to Athens, and live shows at the 40
Watt are usually much cheaper than shows by same bands in Atlanta!
>
>I do prefer to support small independant shops rather than the
>national electronics superstores... But sometimes I get led by my wallet
>(and the gaping hole it contains).
>
>So, does anyone know what time HNIA is playing on Tuesday?
I wish I knew...has anyone called the club? If you do, ask about the opening
act, cause I want to figure out if I want to miss em & take a nap, or head
on into the big city to see the whole show.
I'll look for ya Greg (hey, what am I looking for?)
Carol
Date: Sat, 24 Aug 1996 02:52:57 +0000
The final show to be played in the Detroit area is scheduled to be September
20th at Alvin's~~
guests include Low and MOG.
~ quis
Date: Sat, 24 Aug 1996 05:29:27 +0200
I am watching now a '70 sf film called Zardoz. there are some scenes of
trees mirroring in a lake that resemble the cover of the Gerrard solo album.
some relations?
Date: Sat, 24 Aug 1996 02:52:53 +0000
At 12:51 AM 23/08/96 +0000, you wrote:
>I just got off the phone with Arcana books in Santa Monica and as we spoke
>they we're opening the packaging of the Deluxe Editions of This Rimy River.
>They have a limited number and when they are gone, they are gone. Vaughn
>has assured them they will not reprint.
>
>The only problem is they are about $50 to $60 dollars higher than getting it
>from 4AD London. It seems that because of the extra work and expense in the
>publication, this was the only way that they could get them was to pay a
>little more for them.
>
>Trickle down economics.
>
>The cost is (gulp) $375 and another $10-20 for shipping, depending upon your
>location.
>
>They might also be getting the DCD tour booklets with the unreleased track.
>Probably next week, I'll let you know.
>
>There are only 400 of the Deluxe Rimy's, and we know what a mint "Lonely Is
>An Eyesore" box is worth, don't we?
>
>
>Arcana - Books On The Arts
>1229 Third Street Promenade
>Santa Monica, CA 90401
>(310) 458-1499
>
>fax (310) 458-9014
>
>Layne
>[email protected]
>
I don't know what the exchange rate is now... but when I paid for mine in
January...it came to only about $270 US dollars..... hmmm.
For those still wanting one, I'd go for the source first (4AD mail order).
Nothing against Arcana, I've ordered from them before and highly recommend
them....but if you can save a $100.....
speaking of price hikes, anyone else see the ad in the recent Goldmine where
someone is auctioning a Lilliput in M- condition....minimum bid is, get
this, .... $500
to bad we can't buy stock in 4AD eh?
~ quis