At 03:18 PM 3/09/96 PST, you wrote: >did you get a tape? Sorry, I couldn=B4t tape it. There were security guys searching for any suspicious gadgets (including tape recorders...). I=B4m very pissed i didn= =B4t record it since the first encore featured the BEST DCD ever played; I don=B4= t know it=B4s name but Brant may have a clue (it was the song of the 'Ahhs'...'ahhs'...).=20 If anyone knows the name, please let me (and many others) know. Guessing, PEPE who=B4s enjoying the Orb=B4s U.FOrb... any recommendations? ************************************************* 'Just give me an easy life and a peaceful death.' The Sundays *************************************************
Marco, La idea de Wilder es buena... podrias mandar la entrevista? En que periodico la viste? Pepe >> Here is a traduction of ... > > Ahora que el espan;ol ha sido usado en esta lista, podrias - >si no es mucha molestia, claro- publicar esa parte tal como vino en >aquel periodico, es decir en espan;ol. > > Saludos. > > Wilder. > > ************************************************* 'Just give me an easy life and a peaceful death.' The Sundays *************************************************
"Most of the article is pretty uninteresting, except for the last paragraph which gave me a laugh:" i usually find what people write about his name is alive to be pretty dull. on the other hand i usually find what his name is alive have to say very entertaining.
At 13:06 03/09/96 PST, you wrote: >did you keep a taped copy? [of dcd boots] no, after all it wasn't worth it.
At 20:59 03/09/96 -0600, you wrote: >Kevin dice: > > " Traduce means to slander, defame or malign. It is rarely used "Tradurre =E8 tradire", to translate mean to betray... :-) it's the motto of= a language school where a friend of mine was teaching.
On Tue, 3 Sep 1996, Michael Borum wrote: > Oookay, according to the Curve web site, the new single, "Pink Girl With the > Blues" (plus 2 b-sides) was to have been released on CD and vinyl on Fatlip > Records as of September 2. Uh oh. I have a bad feeling about something. No more Scylla + no more Anxious = no more Alan Moulder? :( > Has anyone yet gotten this and if so, where? I'm going to take it for > granted that it's good... Maybe not if it has a crap engineer...argh. e
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bummer On Wed, 4 Sep 1996 09:43:05 +0200 lbowrites: >At 13:06 03/09/96 PST, you wrote: > > >>did you keep a taped copy? > >[of dcd boots] > >no, after all it wasn't worth it. >
gracias viejo, tienes otras grabaciones en vivo quizas? en terminos del ORB, compra todo lo que puedas. es excepcional! On Tue, 3 Sep 1996 23:29:47 -0500 Lebron>At 03:18 PM 3/09/96 PST, you wrote: >>did you get a tape? > >Sorry, I couldn=B4t tape it. There were security guys searching for >any >suspicious gadgets (including tape recorders...). I=B4m very pissed i >didn= >=B4t >record it since the first encore featured the BEST DCD ever played; I >don=B4= >t >know it=B4s name but Brant may have a clue (it was the song of the >'Ahhs'...'ahhs'...).=20 >If anyone knows the name, please let me (and many others) know. > >Guessing, > >PEPE >who=B4s enjoying the Orb=B4s U.FOrb... any recommendations? >************************************************* >'Just give me an easy life and a peaceful death.' > The Sundays >************************************************* >
pls include details on how/where to get this! On Tue, 3 Sep 1996 18:57:35 -0700 Jeff Keibel>Mercury/Polydor in Canada are planning a pre-Halloween various artists >compilation that will feature some cool and rare songs that fit the >scary >gothic genre. > >Titled "Music For Vampires", this compilation will hopefully see >release >in early October. I wasn't able to secure a final track listing but >highlights will probably include tracks by Love And Rockets, The >Birthday >Party, Cocteau Twins, Bauhaus, Peter Murphy, Nico and Dead Can Dance. > >Also on "Music For Vampires" is an early 4AD item that has yet to >receive >a compact disc release anywhere else. It will be a track from the >David >Jay/Rene Halkett single (AD112). I'm not sure which song will be on >the >comp but it may likely turn out to be "Nothing", the A-Side from the >single. > >Details are sketchy right now but as soon as I learn more I'll post >the >dirt here... > >Jeff Keibel >Toronto, ON >CANADA >redshift@interlog.com >
Did anyone attend the RHP show at the Lansdowne Playhouse last night? I completely forgot... How was it? Mike iceblink@tiac.net (The same loozer who missed HNIA when they came through town...)
3 cellos and drums. they [used to] cover Queen's "I'm in Love with My Car." now that was something.
Oh but NO...quite the contrary. Apparently, Toni and Alan are now married -- at least the press release implies that. Alan engineered/produced all three tracks on the single along with Toni and Dean. All is not lost... The URL for the Curve site is: http://www.stack.urc.tue.nl/~conrad/curve/ There's a stateside mirror somewhere, but I don't know it. Here's the entire PR text: >CURVE, the band who had five Top 40 hit singles and two Top 20 albums between 1991 and 1994, will be releasing a brand new single in September. Entitled "Pink Girl With The Blues", the new single will be released on CD and seven inch only on September 2nd on Fatlip Records distributed by Vital. Other new recordings to appear on the single are "Recovery" and "Black Delilah". >At the end of 1993, and after the release of Curve's second LP, "Cuckoo", Toni and Dean decided to take a sabbatical away from the intensity of the music business. Dean produced music for a couple of films which were noticeably Curve-esque when they were shown on TV, gradually finding himself amongst the mores of techno, ambient and jungle thats when he wasn't producing hardcore white noise. Toni sang on the Leftfield hit "Original", got married and rehearsed a band ready for what she wanted - a "toilet tour" by all accounts. The couple's desire to work together again has been motivated by the desire to resume "unfinished business" and there are plans for a third allbum and full UK tour in 1997. >"Pink Girl With The Blue" , "Recovery" and "Black Delilah" are the first fruits of a reunion that a lot of people have been waiting for for some time now. "Pink Girl With The Blue" is classic Curve with a twist (and, hey, good enough to drink), trademark swirly backbeat coupled with a celebratory high-octane-fuelled wall-of-noise verse and chorus that'll knock you for six. All three tracks have been produced by Dean and Toni and mixed by Alan Moulder in Toni's basement (a la "Blindfold" and all the best Curve stuff) - which is currently the place all three are holed up producing a new Curve LP due for release in 1997. >CURVE were one of the first "indie" bands to work within the dance sector, employing remixes by artists as diverse as The Aphex Twin, The Future Sound Of London and the Drum CLub - as well as Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails - in the early '90s. >CURVE release "Pink Girl With The Blues" on Fatlip Records on September 2nd. Mike iceblink@tiac.net At 03:09 AM 9/4/96 -0700, you wrote: >On Tue, 3 Sep 1996, Michael Borum wrote: > >> Oookay, according to the Curve web site, the new single, "Pink Girl With the >> Blues" (plus 2 b-sides) was to have been released on CD and vinyl on Fatlip >> Records as of September 2. > >Uh oh. I have a bad feeling about something. > >No more Scylla + no more Anxious = no more Alan Moulder? :( > >> Has anyone yet gotten this and if so, where? I'm going to take it for >> granted that it's good... > >Maybe not if it has a crap engineer...argh. > > >e > >
Sorry to inform you that DCD does not sell much merchandise. The only thing they sold is a tour program. There are always bottleg t-shirts outside, but those shirts are shit and the band does not see any money from that (which is lame, because it is like stealing from Brendand and Lisa).
At 15:30 9/3/96 +0000, you wrote: >...okay, here goes. first some background. what is raputina? three >girls, three cellos, some drums. yes, that's the skinny, alright. >thislisty relevance? well, our favorite 4ad mia, kurt ralske (aka uvs), >produced their 7" 'transylvanian concubine'. > >NOW, they've got a new record out on columbia entitled, 'thanks for the >ether.' and what a record! 18 tracks of popmusik made with >cellos...there's that sort of insane&desperate sounding atmosphere mixed >with a bit of humor that one might expect from throwing muses at their >best. also, i might throw in a quick glee club refrence; they had a cello >too, you know! there's a song inexplicable entitled 'kate moss'; a cover >of the '70s hit (according to my lovely girlfriend :) ) 'brand new key' >which is essentially about rollerskates (although, i've a friend who >believes their might something more to it...tee hee); a new version of >'transylvanian concubine'; and pjharveyesque (remember 'man-size sextet'?) >song about howard hughes. > >...yumm. > >.mrk. > I highly recommend Rasputina as well. The two spoken word tracks are a hoot (especially The Donner Party) and the songs that are sung feature a lovely female vocalist with a mean vibrato. I believe she founded the trio as well and writes all the songs, which are composed explicitly for cello (which is quite a treat, since most rock bands with a cellist have a guitar/bass/drums core, with the cello merely providing a bit of interesting filler.) By the way, the original version of "Brand New Key" was a big hit by 70's chart-topper Melanie...and Rasputina's cover adds a nice touch to their debut effort, "Thanks for the Ether". By the way, there is a one page article on Rasputina in the issue of A.P. that had Gerrard/Perry on the cover, Aug/Sept issue, methinks. Carol
On Mon, 2 Sep 1996, the mystery parade wrote: > >who did the original version of I have > >the moon that Lush did? What a pretty song! > > The Magnetic Fields? > yes, from the charm of the highway strip, the magnetic fields "country" album. a pathologically addictive album, be forewarned. i still listen to "2 characters in search of a country song" at least twice a week. (some of you will know what i mean!). take care, mark
> Mercury/Polydor in Canada are planning a pre-Halloween various artists > compilation that will feature some cool and rare songs that fit the scary > gothic genre. Ummmmm. So we can talk about the "gothic-market". > Titled "Music For Vampires", this compilation will hopefully see release > in early October. I wasn't able to secure a final track listing but > highlights will probably include tracks by Love And Rockets, The Birthday > Party, Cocteau Twins, Bauhaus, Peter Murphy, Nico and Dead Can Dance. All previously released songs obviously. Aren't they? Regards. Wilder.
1-trey knows about the "address thing". he says that he just reads and gets rid of the stuff about hnia, so send away, but dont expect a reply. 2-new album played with the addition of: "we hold the land in great esteem", "how ghosts affect relationships" and "there's something between us and it's changing our words" 3-for all you detroiters, godzuki member bought zoots. so be aware that warn will be performing there a LOT. 4-karin says that she is better. she moved back to belleville MI(trailertown) from chicago. 5-warren bought this HUGE econoliner van before the tour. that is there transportation device. 6-liquorice is history as far as trey goes. jennie may go on, and dan may be there too, but it will NOT be on 4ad, since they were dropped. 7-stinkweeed's is the cooooooolllllllest record store in phoenix. i had never been there before, but it was incredible.(really, all of you people living west of the mississippi should buy a plane ticket and just come to phoenix for this record store) 8-did yall know that karin's mom had a chance to be in the rockette's? she turned them down. by the way, ma oliver was/is a dance teacher. 9- this may be stupid, but karin looks great. better than ever i remember. 10 warn needs a bath. -sean ------------ Sean Devine tucson, az ------------
Several things (8 to be exact): 1. I'm so happy... The new album from THE CARDIGANS came out today (September 4th) in Canada, thanks to the fine folks at Mercury/Polydor and in the US from Minty Fresh I think. Titled "First Band On The Moon", the album hits stores just in time for the last postion of their current tour. They play in Toronto on Sept. 7th at Lee's Palace. Way cool!! 2. The new ALTERNATIVE PRESS rag features record reviews from SO many 4AD and related groups I had to wonder if theu we're saving them all up for this issue. Albums are reviewed from Red House Painters, scheer, Lisa Germano, Throwing Muses, His Name Is Alive and The Kelley Deal 6000. Another band reviewed in the same issue is R.O.C. Their debut self-titled album on Setanta is simply too wonderful to neglect investigating. Not only does R.O.C. get the album reviewed they even have a big one-page article too!! 3. The new issue of HUH has a nice article on LISA GERMANO. She talks about her new garden, her two cats as songwriting partners and how she selected a final tracklisting for "Excerpts From A Love Circus". 4. Despite having to be at work Saturday morning at 8am, I'll be catching the probably sold out Toronto THROWING MUSES gig at The Horseshoe Tavern on Friday night. For those attending, don't expect Kristin and co. to hit the stage any earlier than 12:30am. This comes directly from a timetable I caught a glance of while scouting out the club yesterday. 5. Also in Toronto and not worth missing is THE KELLEY DEAL 6000. The band visits Toronto on Sept. 9th at Lee's Palace. If you haven't checked out the "Go To The Sugar Altar" album yet, do so - it's a fine listen. Opening up for the band, at least in Toronto, are Versus, Low and The Local Rabbits. As Kelley says in her web site, she created Nice Records as she can't see any benefits from signing to a major OR indie label... 6. The new issue of ROLLING STONE, the one with Conan O'Brian on the cover with his fine new hair cut, features a little article and pic about how the disappointing album sales for "King" led to the break up of 4AD popsters BELLY. The article mentions Tanya's solo album, on 4AD (Reprise in North America) will surface in the spring of 1997. 7. An inexplicable link to a transcript of my dream about Audrey from scheer... http://bedroom.bianca.com/shack/bedroom/dreams/96/08/13.html 8. Finally, I'm selling my copy of LUSH's "Kaleidoscopic Harmonies". If anyone here has an interest in adding this to their collection, e-mail me privately and if the $15 asking price sounds fair to you, then let's do business. A portion of the above $15 will ACTUALLY BE SENT TO LUSH! Jeff Keibel Toronto, ON CANADA redshift@interlog.com Late addition: "Songs From A Blue Guitar" from RED HOUSE PAINTERS will actually get a Canadian domestic release from the folks at Island via PolyGram on Sept. 25th. Hooo-ha!
I haven't been following this thread, but the title "Sunny Sunday Smile" caught my attention. I have a wonderful disc by this name, which is a compilation of a bunch of a bunch of dreampopish bands I've never heard of. I got the disc via a pal who ordered it thru IPR. Question is: does anyone else have this disc, and know of the whereabouts of any of those groups. I realize this question may better be directed to Dreampop-L, but I don't have the current address for subscribing there at the moment. -brian bmckay@ford.com
> > >who did the original version of I have > > >the moon that Lush did? What a pretty song! > > > > The Magnetic Fields? > yes, from the charm of the highway strip, the magnetic fields "country" > album. i view "the charm of the highway strip" more as muzik to your own road movie. country twang at times, but oh so more desolate than even hank williams and patsy cline could do combined. the keyboards have that casio- thirty dollar-bought-at-radio shack feel and the clarinet is like the charm. the snake charmer that gets you rollin. stephen merritt's voice is recorded and sung so deep, sometimes i see barry white looking over his shoulder. this album is a masterpiece, and a must for long highway travels. i think all the stephen merritt projects are great but this album desrves the highest merit (ha, ha, funny, punny). **************************** star vein *********************************** **************************** http://www.science.wayne.edu/~jrenaud ******* **************************** jrenaud@sun.science.wayne.edu *************** ************************************************************************** "since feeling is first who pays any attention to the syntax of things" ** ***** e.e. cummings ****************************************************** ************************************************************************** **************************************************************************
WHERE NO BAND HAS GONE BEFORE -- CARDIGANS BECOME FIRST BAND ON THE MOON! -- In stores Sept. 4th "First Band On The Moon" -- (Trampolene TRACD1506/PolyGram Canada 314 533 117-2/4) -- Toronto, Lee's Palace, September 7th almost sold out -- CKOI in Montreal makes "Lovefool" "smash of the week" Nina Persson Vocals Peter Svensson Guitar Bengt Lagerberg Drums Magnus Sveningsson Bass Lasse Johansson Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar With their third, new album, First Band On the Moon, The Cardigans have announced their arrival as a pop band with expanded views, audience, and musical visions. For the first time, the album lands worldwide in the same week and in the same form. The first single from the album, "Lovefool" is being enthusiastically received. First Band On the Moon, as with their two previous albums, was recorded in the legendary Tambourine Studio in Malmo in the south of Sweden, and produced by Tore Johansson. As with the last albums, Peter composes the music and Magnus the bulk of the lyrics. However, with First Band On the Moon, Nina becomes a major lyrical contributor, writing half of the lyrics on the album. The Cardigans were started in 1992 by Peter and Magnus, two souls united by a love for hard rock music in Jonkoping. Inspired to rock, the band relocated to the more happening town of Malmo in order to fulfill the dream. Although the story took a few strange twists and turns, four years later the band has now toured Japan numerous times, been cover stars of magazines and appear frequently on MTV and MuchMusic. Mixing pop and jazz with a distinctive `60s feel, the band has created a unique style all their own. The band signed with PolyGram-affiliated Stockholm Records in the spring of 1994, and a specific originality of The Cardigans' music was the fact that they clearly differed from the dance and R&B releases that characterised most of the output of Stockholm Records. The Cardigans' debut album, Emmerdale was released in May 1994, and was recently released for the first time in Canada. The first single "Rise & Shine" instantly became a radio favourite and rewarded the band with a devoted and loyal fan base. Emmerdale was voted best album of 1994 by the readers of Sweden's leading music magazine Slitz. While Emmerdale placed the band on the national music map in Sweden, 1995's follow up Life took the band into the charts in Japan, USA (released through Chicago indie Minty Fresh, it hit #6 on CMJ's college charts) and the United Kingdom. Each and every single from Life has reached the UK's Top 40, and Brits rapidly took them to heart. Perhaps, as Q Magazine observed, "The Cardigans' sweet, jangly-kitsch-jazz- Trumpton-soul music owes plenty to the British scratch-pop lineage of the Marine Girls, Young Marble Giants, Grab Grab The Haddock, Weekend and other bands they claim vehemently never to heave heard in their lives." Audiences worldwide wanted more Cardigans, too -- "Carnival" went No.1 in Japan, Iceland and Mexico and was played heavily on MuchMusic in Canada. Emmerdale has sold 200,000 copies worldwide, while Life has sold an impressive 1.5 million. The Cardigans show debatable taste (and perhaps expose their heavy metal past) with their choice of cover songs -- not what you'd expect, but transliterations of Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osborne and Thin Lizzy classics. They were all collected for an exclusive Canadian package last year as the "Under The Covers" EP. First Band On The Moon keeps the trend going with a reggae-fied rendition of "Iron Man". The Cardigans' striking sounds and visuals made critics drool. "Cheesy motel supper club lounge pop -- not by Americans, not by Americana-mad Brits, but by rational, self-controlled Swedes," wrote the Montreal Gazette, while the Vancouver Sun commented: "All warm and fuzzy, they may be goofy but they're oh-so-cozy companions for a cold and wet winter." Spring came, and then summer. So far, the summer of '96 has included a brief, sold out US tour and performances at major international music festivals such as Roskilde in Denmark, Phoenix in the U.K. and T In the Park in Scotland, amongst others. Following an appearance at this year's CMJ Music Marathon convention in New York, The Cardigans make their first-ever Canadian appearance in Toronto at Lee's Palace. A more extensive tour in North America is being planned for 1997, but first, there's the moon.... Mercury/Polydor Canada The Cardigans recycled by Jeff Keibel Toronto, ON CANADA redshift@interlog.com
The European leg of the Throwing Muses tour is apparently supposed to start on 14 September (Throwing Music web site). Does anyone have details? The usual web sites have no info (again, as usual--tried the 4AD and Subbacultcha ones). -- Andras Salamon andras@is.co.za
How can you NOT listen to ANY Magnetic Fields at least twice a week??? "Holiday" is really good, aslo, as well as "Highway Strip"....it's a little more poppier, though.....and for fans of female voices, people should check out the re-release of the Magnetic Fields first 2 records on Merge. It has their old singer Susan singing, and she sings ALL different styles...it's really beautiful, and Stephin Merritt is a genius. Matt At 01:02 PM 9/4/96 -0500, you wrote: >On Mon, 2 Sep 1996, the mystery parade wrote: > >> >who did the original version of I have >> >the moon that Lush did? What a pretty song! >> >> The Magnetic Fields? >> > > >yes, from the charm of the highway strip, the magnetic fields "country" >album. a pathologically addictive album, be forewarned. i still listen >to "2 characters in search of a country song" at least twice a week. >(some of you will know what i mean!). > > >take care, >mark > >
They played at Olympia (S�o Paulo) and Morro da Urca (Rio de Janeiro)on aug 21st. The best show that i ever seem. DCD is wonderfull!!! Fabio De Martin kalte@mandic.com.br Tom Weibrecht wrote: > > did you or anyone else tape this show? ill trade for some nyc shows! > On Thu, 29 Aug 1996 17:22:22 -0600 David Ruiz >writes: > > > > DCD strikes again, this time in the biggest city of the world: > >Mexico. They played just incredible. Lisa worn a blue dress and a > >great > >voice. She did what she wants with us, and conquered our minds with > >her > >unique vocals. Brendan Perry was just fab, singing in a way I will > >never > >forget. > > > > The concert, in few words, was wonderful... by the way I have > >a > >question. Could somebody tell me an average of the people that used to > >go > >to the DCD concerts?... I will appreciate it. > > > > Definitely, this performance was one of the best in the > >year... > >maybe just another 4ad presentation will be better. Thanks for take > >your > >time to read these lines. > > > > > > DRT. > > kalte
On Wed, 4 Sep 1996, Andras Salamon wrote: > The European leg of the Throwing Muses tour is apparently supposed > to start on 14 September (Throwing Music web site). Does anyone have > details? The usual web sites have no info (again, as usual--tried the > 4AD and Subbacultcha ones). > > -- Andras Salamon andras@is.co.za > Here's what I know : sept. 13th ---> Den Haag,Holland 14th ---> Dublin,Ireland 15th ---> Glasgow(The Arches),UK 16th ---> Manchester (University),UK 29th ---> Gent (Vooruit),Belgium oct. 6th ---> London (Shepherd's Bush Empire),UK hope this helps, snailhead ..::''''::..''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' .;'' ``;. Guy Vandekerckhove "If I mail :: ::::::: : gvdekerc@eduserv.rug.ac.be this letter, :: : : :: gvdekerc@dds.nl you can send it :: .:' `:. :: gvdekerc@freenet.hut.fi back to me" :: : O : :: O -KH- :: `:. .:' :: / `;..``::::''..;',,,,,,,,,,,/. ______________________________________________ ,,,,::::,,,,::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; SNAILHEADSNAILHEADSNAILHEADSNAILHEADSNAILHEAD@
While I was looking through the DCD articles and interviews I found a couple of parts that I found interesting to post to the list> ...now with Spiritchaser, DCD explores into the african and australian rhythms, in way that goes from the tribal and to the frontiers of salsa (listen with attention to the end of Song of The Dispossed, where we can find , that the voice of Celia Cruz or Ruben Blades could have been in there without a problem).... And on an interview, Lisa answered to a question about the meaning of the art of singing as a human way of communicate this> ...I understood the meaning of that when I lived in Spain. I had many problems while I was learning spanish because the words penetrated directly into my musical voice. And I was very worried because of that. For me, the oral language its no other thing that the practical way to communicate.And on the other side, when we sing, we are in the main part of our spirit. This is spiritual, no practical. So I had to stop talking in spanish. But english is the worst language that exist, because is very difficult to say the truth in english. The way the structure of this language is made takes you away from the truth. But I feel, when i found the center of my voice, my real center, it will be imposible for me to do it in spanish. We cant make the language a soup of letters... Any comments? Marco dg084252@udlapvms.pue.udlap.mx
> >did you get a tape? Tom, this is not a good style....If you want to get in conact with person, mail them personaly and not to the whole 4AD-list.
Jeff; thank you so very much for posting that info on the cardigans. i heard them once while shopping on the Virgin Megastore (NYC), but wasn't sure if their album would be as good as the one song i heard. i will look for their latest album tomorrow, and if i am not mistaken, they might be playing in NYC tomorrow. so who knows, i might just see how they are live! once again, thanx; JHR "Connais-tu, comme moi, la douleur savoureuse, Et de toi fais-tu dire: 'Oh! l'homme singulier!' - J'allais mourir. C'etait dans mon ame amoureuse, Desir mele d'horreur, un mal particulier" Le Reve D'Un Curiex (Charles Baudelaire)
On Wed, 4 Sep 1996, Jeff Keibel wrote: > > The Cardigans' debut album, Emmerdale was released in May 1994, and was > recently released for the first time in Canada. How different/similar is Emmerdale to Life? Marco
'allo, I saw a shock me ep at soundwaves here. If someone wants it, I'd be willing to get it for them.. it was about 8-10 dollars. I posted this before, but I'm not sure if it bounced back... lisaroo "fnord, fnord, fnord..."
it was unbelieveable. I just saw a Burger King commercial to Modern English's I melt with you. It was just hideous. at the "melt" part, they showed huge pictures of melting cheese and of course gave the impression that if only so&so could, he'd stop the world to relax with a cheeseburger. He's seen the changes in Burger King's quality and, know what? They're getting better. Mmmmmm. MMMMMM. Mmmmmmm. Mm-Mm-mm-M. Awful. The truly sad part is that it sounded like the actual band and not someone else covering their song. ugh. lisarooina "gotta wear an extra layer"
hello, i have a large list of cds for sale, including many 4ad, ethereal, drony guitar thingies as well as ambient, idm, choral, experiemental, disco, and indie/pop. you can find the list at: if you don't have web access, email me directly for a list. thanks, mark
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