Subject: RHP in NYC
Subject: Singles for sale!!!
Subject: Re: DCD t-shirt and merchandising...
Subject: TMC & CT boxsets
Subject: Re: i have the moon, was Re: Sunny Sunday smile (MBV)
Subject: Sunny Sunday(Sundae) smile(MBV)
Subject: RHP chat Fri.
Subject: Re: Mas DCD in Mexico
Subject: Re: DCD in Mexico
Subject: Re: 8 Time
Subject: BK commercial/Cardigans
Subject: Re: DCD in Mexico
Subject: Re: Mas DCD in Mexico
Subject: Re: Mas DCD in Mexico
Subject: Re: Mas DCD in Mexico
Subject: Mr Picky strikes again (English=Newspeak?)
Subject: Re: Curve
Subject: Pixies are the Best
Subject: Re: his name is crap
Subject: Re: Curve
Subject: Commercials...
Subject: Swindler's Lisp
Subject: HNIA in San Diego
Subject: Re: Worst 4AD commercial ever
Subject: What would you ask Mark?
Subject: DIRTY THREE TOUR DATES
Subject: The Paladins 'Let's Buzz'
Subject: mailto:[email protected]
Subject: Re: DCD at Brazil
Subject: Of DCD, translations and traductions
Subject: Re: LEAVING 4AD LIST
Subject: all virgos are madd video (trade or sell)
Subject: Love Spirals Downwards?
Subject: Re: BK commercial/Cardigans
Subject: Re: mailto:[email protected]
Subject: Re: Curve
Subject: How do you spell 4AD?
Subject: Re: What would you ask Mark?
Subject: Re: RHP in NYC
Subject: my bloody valentine interviewed
Subject: Ear/Rational has Curve
Subject: Re: DIRTY THREE TOUR DATES
Subject: Re: HNIA in San Diego
Subject: curve
Subject: Re: How do you spell 4AD?
Date: Wed, 4 Sep 1996 22:31:03 EST
Who will be going to the Mercury Lounge this saturday to catch RHP? they
will
be playing at 9, it seems.
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)
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 00:19:50 -0400
Hello fellow 4AD lovers!
My partner and I are selling the following items by Modern English & The
Cocteau Twins.
If you find anything that interests you, please email us at
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 08:58:17 +0200
At 12:50 04/09/96 -0400, you wrote:
>Sorry to inform you that DCD does not sell much merchandise. The only thing
do you know anyway if there is an address where I can buy his things by mail?
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 00:47:13 -0500
Greetings.
Occasionally folks query this list for info regarding the purchase of
the This Mortal Coil and Cocteau Twins box sets. I just wanted to say
that I see both of these for retail sale quite frequently here in the
midwest. If anyone would like my assistance in acquiring either of the
aforementioned releases, I would be glad to help (for a small
commission, of course. I have my own habit to support). Reply
privately if interested, please. References available upon request
(seriously).
--gary ([email protected])
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 03:28:15 -0500
IS it Sunny Sundae Smile or Sunny Sunday Smile ???
On Wed, 4 Sep 1996, mark&sarah 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
>
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 03:33:27 -0500
IS it Sunny Sundae Smile or Sunny Sunday Smile ???
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 02:16:46 -0700
As someone alluded to here recently, Mark Kozelek will appear on Firefly's
weird html based chat thing Friday 9/6/96 2:00 PM New York Time (eastern).
Can someone explain to me how it is that while RHP are playing in New York
8/7, Dart (which includes Anthony from RHP and Rick Stone who is
accompanying RHP on tour) are scheduled to open for HNIA the same night in
San Francisco?
No comprende!!!
-Pablo en espanol
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 12:03:09 +0200
At 16:38 04/09/96 -0600, you wrote:
[Lisa Gerrard says]
>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
>Any comments?
mmmh... in Italy a lot of people think that italian (of which spanish is a
close cousin - usually we can talk each other) is a structurally ambiguous
language, while instead english is a lot more precise, analitical and quick.
after all is the official language for informatic. maybe what LG refer to
is the attitude of some anglosaxon people to keep with themselves some of
their meanings for politeness or to be not obtrusive toward others?
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 05:56:16 -0400
[email protected] wrote:
>On Mon, 2 Sep 1996, Luis Fernando Castro Karg wrote:
>
>> Fui al concierto en Leon y fue
>> Maravillosos....excelso.......magico......indescriprtible!!!!!!!
>> No creo volver a ver algo de esa magnitud en el resto de mi vidad.
>> Lifer....
>>
>
>please don't use spanish in this mailinglist.
>most of us don't understand it.
>
> Guy
Who says that message was meant for you, Belgische luldebehanger?
>Om man vil talar en annorlunde sprak, far man. Jag talar engelska, svenska,
>afrikaanska en franska. Men om det finns ett sprak att jag inte kan talar,
jag slanger
>det i skrapet. Sant ar livet. QED.
Heja, en svensktalande! 'n Suid-Afrikaan die Sweeds kan spreek?
>Chris (who can swear in Spanish, German and Finnish if he has to)
Hijo de puta! Scheisskopf! Suksi vituun!
Larry, whom very little escapes
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 10:29:32 GMT
On Wed, 4 Sep 1996 13:27:26 -0700, Jeff Keibel
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 06:30:56 -0400
>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.
The song was cheese to begin with, so what do you expect?
>How different/similar is Emmerdale to Life?
Aren't some of the tracks on Life re-recorded from Emmerdale?
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 13:00:42 +0200
On Thu, 5 Sep 1996, suffocating eyes and fast hellos wrote:
>
> Who says that message was meant for you, Belgische luldebehanger?
>
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Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 07:35:51 -0400
On Thu, 5 Sep 1996, lbo wrote:
> mmmh... in Italy a lot of people think that italian (of which spanish is a
> close cousin - usually we can talk each other) is a structurally ambiguous
> language, while instead english is a lot more precise, analitical and quick.
> after all is the official language for informatic. maybe what LG refer to
> is the attitude of some anglosaxon people to keep with themselves some of
> their meanings for politeness or to be not obtrusive toward others?
>
perhaps it is the 'quickness' of english that betrays its
essence. in my experience, the things most important to
me are difficult to express quickly in english (spirituality,
love, music, art in general) while it is effortless to
order a hamburger or buy microsoft stock over the phone in
english.
and in terms of english being an anylitical language,
it seems to me a sorry sort of analysis that english
is so suited to. linear analysis and the self-fufilling
prophesy which we call the 'scientific method'.
this is why poetry in english is so often so terrible,
and also why when it is done well, it is so pleasing.
a tricky language indeed.
dan k
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 07:19:14 -0400
On Wed, 4 Sep 1996, PATINO MORELL MARCO A quoted lisa gerrard:
> ...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.
practical language(s) arent able to convey the spirit
as well as private, spiritual language(s) for lisa.
brendan's lyrics, however, to me are often packed with
spirituality. the song 'spirit,' for example.
one of the priceless aspects of a dcd record is that
the verbal and the non-verbal come together, intermix
with eachother and combined are able to 'make a road
for the spirit to pass over'. the song 'rakim' for me
displays this synergy perfectly and with much grace:
lisa singing sounds and then brendan singing words.
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...
>
i forget where, but i've read a description of the english
language as the 'chattel of kapitalism': a language tailor-
made for unequal exchange. 'this language takes you away
from the truth' because it is used more for advertising,
swindling, and political doubletalk than for conveying
'truth', or even discussing 'truth'. Orwell prophesied
a society where words were divorced from their meanings.
'the ministry of love' in his novel is actually the
ministry of war, etc... in the USA we have a 'justice
department'....
compelled into jibberish by the ever fascinating ms. gerrard,
dan k
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 14:01:34 CET
on english:
i have spent a lot of time trying to learn what the difference between
myself-speaking-polish (my native language) and myself-speaking-english was.
one thing i have discovered quite recently is that it is much easier
for me to speak about emotions in english. my english friends say they
find it difficult but that may be because they have been witnesses to
a lot of language abuse. i have the same in polish - some things seem really
unspeakable.
personally i disagree with lisa. english is as far from the truth as any other
language. to convey a spiritual meaning one has to provide much wider a range
of signs than verbal ones solely. music is certainly a better way.
on the other side, i must say i find many DCD songs very narrative. "towards
the within" for example tells a story to me and "sanvean" seems to fulfill
its subject entirely, so that adding any kind of lyric to it would be useless.
the meaning is subjective to me, certainly, but are you really sure you
always understand the stories you are told by people?
adam olszewski
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 13:44:41 +0100
> ... Orwell prophesied
> a society where words were divorced from their meanings.
> 'the ministry of love' in his novel is actually the
> ministry of war, etc...
The Ministry of Peace was actually the ministry of war, The Ministry of Love bei
g
the terrifying place where Winston Smith was tortured. The Ministry of Truth,
meanwhile, was the place where all the state's lies were cooked up...
But to get back to the subject, perhaps one reason that English is open to all t
e
criticism it has been receiving on this list (and and is guilty as charged!) is
ecause
it is so widely spoken by so many people; overuse something, spread it far too
thinly then of course it is going to perform poorly at times; a band playing 200
gigs
in a year will *probably* play a few more crap gigs than a far less talented ban
playing 20 times in the same year, perhaps? Just a thought.
That's enough off-topic rambling for me, anyway
__________________________________________________________________
"But I am not human. And neither are you. And it is
not our place to judge them. I wonder why you do..."
__________________________________________________________________
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 14:24:04 +0100
Just listened to the new single, 3 tracks, Mixed by Alan Moulder.
Seems slightly better than their egg period(cuckoo).
Its on Toni's Fatlip recording (LIPCD001).
The sleeve is a couple of shots from your typical
'cor-blimey guv' greasey spoon cafe.
As they're not Garbage they won't get played on the radio.
Who cares.
'H'
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 11:58:14 -0700
Just curious if anyone was willing to translate the three page article
about the Pixies in the August/September issue of the French mag "Best".
There's lots of great pics as well as a mini Pixies history which seems
like it was prepared with the idea of that Pixies retrospective coming
out at around the same time as the magazine...
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 11:09:32 -0400
> From: [email protected](Samples)
> Newsgroups: alt.music.4ad
> Subject: HIS NAME IS CRAP
> Date: 1 Sep 1996 18:16:01 GMT
> years, including most 4ad bands. I have been dissappointed by plenty
> of concerts, but last night I saw the worst concert I have ever seen.
it pained me to read this... simply because of 2 things.
1. i believe it.
2. when i saw his name is alive 2 years ago sunday april 17,
i was blow away and amazed that such a small group of musicians
could play with such passion and beauty. as a four piece (matt smith
on 2nd gui), they were wonderful... i hope for everyone else
that looks forward to seeing them, or drives hundreds of miles,
or sacrafices some other important event in their life, that
you dont get screwd over by hnia... they really can
play as a band, ive seen it done twice
before, but it sounds like a bit too late for most other people..
im really sorry...
my suggestion... buy hnia live in mexico for $5 from time stereo..
sew two buttons on your socks, stand them up on a spinning turntable
and put on hnia live in mexico... it sounds like that would be
a better deal.
spiral
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 10:41:01 -0400
Too bad about the artwork. I liked the style they had been using...
Alan Moulder is also co-producing and engineering the forthcoming album.
The Garbage situation is one reason I'm so ecstatic about Curve's reunion.
I recall thinking to myself, upon first hearing Garbage's "Stupid Girl", "Oh
god...what a Curve ripoff. Too bad Curve aren't around to show them who's
boss of THAT..." Well, now they're around again. And I wonder exactly how
it will be handled...
Back in the "good ol' days" of MTVs 120 Minutes when Dave Kendall actually
made an effort to expand the narrow scope of corporate-driven American
so-called alternative music, a band like Curve got some attention (and
interviews and stuff, too). I actually wouldn't be surprised if it were
overlooked, but a part of me wants Curve to really play the game a little
and make their point, ya know? Integrity and obscurity don't have to be so
interdependent. If the alternative mainstream (now there's an oxymoron) is
suddenly into the sounds offered by Garbage, Curve would (and do) blow them
away like a cheap screen in a hurricane.
"Pardon us Mr. Vig, but we're on a Mission From God."
Mike
[email protected]
At 02:24 PM 9/5/96 +0100, you wrote:
>Just listened to the new single, 3 tracks, Mixed by Alan Moulder.
>Seems slightly better than their egg period(cuckoo).
>Its on Toni's Fatlip recording (LIPCD001).
>The sleeve is a couple of shots from your typical
>'cor-blimey guv' greasey spoon cafe.
>As they're not Garbage they won't get played on the radio.
>Who cares.
>
>'H'
>
>
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 10:48:29 -0400
It doesn't stop there! Last night I witnessed yet ANOTHER commercial
featuring a beloved band and song...this time it wasn't a 4AD-er, though.
There's some hair color commercial with St. Etienne's "Mario's Cafe" playing
in the background. I was stunned. It's just so WEIRD to hear that.
So what's the tally at this point?
Volkswagen -- Lush "Sweetness & Light"
Burger King -- Modern English "Melt With You"
Santa Fe Cologne (is that what it was called?) -- This Mortal Coil "Fond
Affections"
Fruitopia -- Cocteau Twins, Kate Bush (although these were originals)
Random Hair Coloring Stuff -- St. Etienne "Mario's Cafe"
Microsoft -- Chemical Brothers (more than one track off "Exit Planet Dust")
I think this is a combination of two phenomena: The people who typically
listen to this music are now in the target marketing range of 18-35, and
those same people (mainly the twentysomethings like moi) are filling up the
multimedia/marketing/advertising jobs and are coloring the media with their
own tastes.
What can I say? It's a slow day at the office...
Mike
[email protected]
At 08:42 PM 9/4/96 -0500, you wrote:
>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"
>
>
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 16:23:03 +0000
Dan K. wrote:
>
> i forget where, but i've read a description of the english
> language as the 'chattel of kapitalism': a language tailor-
> made for unequal exchange. 'this language takes you away
> from the truth' because it is used more for advertising,
> swindling, and political doubletalk than for conveying
> 'truth', or even discussing 'truth'.
I would agree with this statement 100%. During almost 3 months of travel in
Europe & northern Africa some years back, I spoke little more than my native
English & broken/bad Spanish and French. Well, no problem, mon! Because
vendors knew just enough English to do business with me despite my language
deficiencies. And some of the business was good, but sometimes there was an
attempt to rip me off or charge ridiculously inflated prices. So, yes,
English has proven to be an effective swindling tool, at least in my life,
yes, indeed!
Carol
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 07:56:58 -0800
HNIA played yesterday at the Casbah. What can I say?, it was a great
show. It seems that Karin's laryngitis is wearing off. They are
playing a lot of songs from the new album.
Warn is singing the song about Jonah and the Whale, while Trey puts on
a cardboard box whale shaped costume and dances around the stage.
They are selling "live" tapes of shows from previous night concerts.
Warren tapes the show during the performance and then dubs like three
copies and sells them for five bucks each the next day. Buy the one
from last night, it was a very good concert. They are also selling a
lot of goodies, like the ESP Summer remix album, the live in Mexico
tape and Velour100 tapes.
Be sure also to buy those incense sticks that smell like butter!!!
bye,
enrique
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 14:02:32 EDT
HOW can i get removed from this list? ( PLEase dont tell me to go look up the
4ad question thing..) I need a quick answer!! PLEASE HELP
RoB
Date: Wed, 4 Sep 1996 16:22:45 -0800
I am conducting an interview with Mark Kozelek, the chief painter
himself, on Friday. What would you like me to ask him?
Please email me privately at:
[email protected]
thanks
BTW, you can send questions in spanish or english.
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 12:33:30 -0400
D3 are "this listy" in that they are supported rather
enthusiastically by Nick Cave (formerely on 4AD)...At any rate,
I think its great stuff-Go see 'em!
>> Dirty Three Tour Dates
>>
>> DIRTY THREE / FALL 1996
>>
>> DATE CITY VENUE STATUS
>>
>> FRI 9/6 TORONTO, ON The Rivoli confirmed
>> SAT 9/7 MONTREAL, QC The Cabaret confirmed
>> SUN 9/8 CAMBRIDGE, MA Middle East confirmed
>> MON 9/9 day off
>> TUE 9/10 PROVIDENCE, RI Met Cafe confirmed
>> WED 9/11 HOBOKEN, NJ Maxwell's tentative
>> THU 9/12 NEW YORK, NY Irving Plaza confirmed*
>> FRI 9/13 PHILADELPHIA, PA Nick's confirmed*
>> SAT 9/14 WASHINGTON, DC 9:30 Club confirmed*
>> SUN 9/15 CARRBORO, NC Cat's Cradle confirmed
>> MON 9/16 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Tokyo Rose tentative
>> TUE 9/17 day off
>> WED 9/18 BALTIMORE, MD Fletcher's tentative
>> THU 9/19 RICHMOND, VA Flood Zone confirmed**
>> FRI 9/20 CHARLOTTE, NC Grady Cole Center confirmed**
>> SAT 9/21 ATLANTA, GA The Point tentative
>> SUN 9/22 day off
>> MON 9/23 NASHVILLE, TN 328 Club confirmed**
>> TUE 9/24 MEMPHIS, TN Omni New Daisy confirmed**
>> WED 9/25 day off
>> THU 9/26 ST. LOUIS, MO American Theater confirmed**
>> FRI 9/27 KANSAS CITY, MO Memorial Hall confirmed**
>> SAT 9/28 TULSA, OK Cain's Ballroom confirmed**
>> SUN 9/29 day off
>> MON 9/30 HOUSTON, TX Numbers confirmed**
>> TUE 10/1 AUSTIN, TX Music Hall confirmed**
>> WED 10/2 DALLAS, TX Bronco Bowl confirmed**
>> THU 10/3 day off
>> FRI 10/4 DENVER, CO Ogden Theatre confirmed**
>> SAT 10/5 SALT LAKE CITY, UT radio show tentative**
>> SUN 10/6 travel day
>> MON 10/7 travel day
>> TUE 10/8 LAWRENCE, KS Bottleneck confirmed
>> WED 10/9 IOWA CITY, IA Gabe's Oasis confirmed
>> THU 10/10 MINNEAPOLIS, MN Cedar Cultural Center confirmed
>> FRI 10/11 MADISON, WI East End confirmed*
>> SAT 10/12 CHICAGO, IL Lounge Ax confirmed
>> *in support of Man or Astro-Man?
>> **in support of Beck
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 19:55:00 +0200
I bumped into this CD, but of course I didn't buy it:
THE PALADINS - 'Let's Buzz'
USA 1990 - Alligator (ALCD 4782)
Is this the same band that'll have that album 'Million Mile Club' out on 4AD
in October? Just curious.
Frank
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Frank Brinkhuis
[email protected]
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 11:20:34 -0700
Please put me on your list!!!!!!! Thanks, joe
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 09:29:48 PST
On Wed, 4 Sep 1996 17:16:51 -0200 Fabio De Martin
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 16:52:11 EDT
The saying mentioned a couple of days ago is actually an Italian proverb that
translators all around the world have adopted (it might be an excuse, it might
be a cynical approach to a difficult and underrated profession...) :
"Traduttore, traditore" (Ibo or somebody Italian please help me out with the
spelling), which means "Translator, traitor". Cool, eh?
That said, VIVA LA POLIGLOTIA, en el cyber y en el otro espacio!
(By the way, el concierto de DCD en Mex que vi estuvo MARAVILLOSO!)
Kika
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 12:38:54 -0700
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Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 13:14:38 -0700
I have a wrapped new copy of the avam video compilation that i would like
to depart with. I am accepting bids as well as trades for other 4ad related
hardware. i am especially interested in a new copy of LIAE video comp.
please email me privately.
jack at novomedia dot com
'you think people would had enough of silly love songs,
i look around and i see it isn't so'
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 16:24:43 -0400
Hey...
A few weeks ago I recall hearing that LSD will be coming out with
a new album in September... anybody have any info on the release?
Thanks,
Craig
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 13:00:31 -0700
larry asks:
>Aren't some of the tracks on Life re-recorded from Emmerdale?
The US release of "Life" is actually a compilation of songs from both
albums. Since "Emmerdale" was never released in the US, I assume they did
this to cram as many hits as possible into one album.
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Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 15:04:04 -0700
At 11:20 AM 9/5/96, [email protected] wrote:
>Please put me on your list!!!!!!! Thanks, joe
Umm, I think the home page will instruct you how to get on to the home
page. I graduated from SFSU. I graduated in Economics. What are you
studying?
Fred
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 15:32:25 -0500
>The Garbage situation is one reason I'm so ecstatic about Curve's reunion.
>I recall thinking to myself, upon first hearing Garbage's "Stupid Girl",=
"Oh
>god...what a Curve ripoff. Too bad Curve aren't around to show them who's
>boss of THAT..." Well, now they're around again. And I wonder exactly how
>it will be handled...
Not only you Mike, but I also thought the same the first time I heard
Garbage. In fact, after buying their album, I had an irresistble urge to
listen to Curve=B4s old stuff (Doppleganger & Pubic Fruit). Immediately, I
said 'Garbage is Curve in a lighter version... a pop one'.=20
Also, when I went to Orlando, i stopped at Houston=B4s airport and picked up=
Q
magazine (or any other of those brit mags) and I read an interview with Tony
Halliday (The article was called 'Were are they now?') and Tony herself said
that Garbage IS Curve... so enough said.
A true Curve fan,
Pepe
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Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 23:51:59 +0200
I know this is useless information but...
Look what the 'Spellswell Plus' spellings checker did to these 4AD artists:
Bauer
Showy
Remade
Cupola
Dif Juxtapositions
Renegade Halitosis, David Jay
Cocos Twins
Colossus
Xmas Deutschland
The Wolfed Press
Clan Of Xylophonists
Richelieu
Voile Bulgar
Budded/Raymond/Gutenberg's/Fraser
AR Kanaka's
Marrowy
Frazzle Chorus
Pieties Noosing
Heidelberg's Berry
Krises Herself
Lisbon Germanizing
Betting Served
Spoonful Hybrid
Ken Smith
Scheduling
Lisbon Gerrymander
Tarn
Moji 3
Gush
Should we rename them?
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 00:30:19 +0200
> I am conducting an interview with Mark Kozelek, the chief painter
> himself, on Friday. What would you like me to ask him?
Please ask him why he included those PATHETIC guitar solos on 'Songs For A
Blue Guitar', an otherwise very good album. Those solos just show how
horrible rock music can be (or simply is??).
Frank
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Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 18:43:56 EDT
> Who will be going to the Mercury Lounge this saturday to catch RHP? they
> will
> be playing at 9, it seems.
>
> JHR
>
AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! um, well, im gonna try
to go, but since i didnt know about the show, and i dont get off work until
8, i doubt ill make it. please dont post anything about it if its good.
it'll hurt too much.
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 19:38:28 -0400
hey!
there is a recent radio interview with kevin shields of my bloody valentine
(if you print it out, it's about 8 pages) transcribed and done by ned raggett
of uc irvine's station, kuci 88.9 fm...it was an on air interview about 45
minutes long, talking about everything from the offbeat compilation, the
whore compilation, new stuff, etc...
i don't have the url in my head right now but you can look up kuci's home
page thru the ultimate band list or thru yahoo, etc...
enjoy!
pete
Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 16:34:43 -0700
EAR/Rational music has the new Curve single:
Curve - Pink Girl with the Blues CDS import
$8.75 #
Visit http://www.xmission.com/~ear/ for the full catalog (the Curve
single's in the Update section) and ordering instructions.
For some reason they don't carry Scala, though. Isn't Dave stocking Too
Pure?
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Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 11:00:00 EST
The Dirty Three are a great band and live, in my opinion, are
sensational!! Get along and check them out.
As yet, I don't believe they've incorporated a puppet show in their
performance but watching Warren Ellis feeding back his violin and
stuffing it into the kick drum kind of makes up for it, I think.
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Cameron Webb
Medical Entomology
Westmead Hospital
WESTMEAD NSW 2145
(02) 9845 7548
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Date: Thu, 5 Sep 1996 20:06:37 EDT
On Thu, 5 Sep 1996 07:56:58 -0800 Enrique Jimenez