1996 06:21:59 +0000 i said (via private e-mail): > > Sure, it's always easy to heap epithets on others you > don't agree with. Leo Keith replies: > Erm... goodness me!! I am terribly sorry mr/mrs/miss cz. > I really had no intention of being inflamatory Hey, it's no problem. It's just a bit uncommon to be calling your own message a "load of boring tripe from an ignorant sod" so i thought it was directed at me. It's just a simple miscommunication. > In future you can trust me to stay out of you affairs > and just sit in the background soaking in the atmosphere > like the great spineless, spongy, gelatinous substance > that I am. Um, why don't you just say what's on your mind (when it's pertinent) without insulting anyone (yourself included)? Because, actually, you had a good point. I don't think we ought to NOT talk about bands which have a legitimate aesthetic connection to 4AD. I just think that since 4AD virtually created the "ethereal" genre it might be nice to have a little more discussion of artists who continue in that tradition. We've always had a diversity on this list and i hope it continues that way ... -cz ... do we really need to assign a gender to everyone?
Various|OneLittleIndian(Heart throbs,popinjays etc)|$6ppd St.Christopher|Love you to pieces(sarah pop)|$7.50ppd Eyeless in Gaza|Back from the rains|$7.50ppd Bleach|Killing time|$6.50ppd - sort of like dreamier Sonic Youth Opium Den|Diary fo a drunken sun(ethereal)|$6.50ppd- like This Ascention or some Bedazzled band Various|From across this gray land no.2(Projekt)|$8ppd- Area, Vidna Obmana, Attrition various|Wild summer,wow!(early Creation stuff)|$6ppd- Loft, Revolving paint Dream, etc Denim|back in denim(post-Felt)|$6.50ppd Buzzcocks|A different kind of tension 1/3|$7ppd various|FAX promo(UKlim.ed,Koolfang,Transonic etc)|$10 Pram|Helium|$8ppd King Crimson|Beat|$7.50ppd Lulabox|s/t(like Curve)|$7ppd Low|Transmission|$7ppd Curtain Society|Inertia|$7.50ppd- good dreampop, on Bedazzled Charlatans UK|s/t|$7.50ppd Sugar plant|Hiding place(like Galaxy500,jap.)|$7.50ppd Please, respond privately! iboronen@students.wisc.edu Boroda
You wrote: > >>Anyone heard the new song by superdrag. They totally ripped that song >>off from My Bloody Valentine. Track five from Loveless to be exact. >>Talentless hack bastards! > >you mean you can actually tell apart the tracks on Loveless ?! > Well......yeah I can. Let me guess, you hate it. If one doesn't like a genre of music it all sounds the same to that person. It's like that with me at least, you too? Brian
>I hadn't noticed the Gerrard songs because though I have the album and I >like it, I havn't played it ver much. I don't know the title too, even if I listen to this album relatively often, anyway it is played in a scene where Al Pacino walk through a room with some scattered dead bodies, and is the only 4AD piece, if I'm not wrong.
>Hello, i'm eliminating some vinyl in my collection so i'll dish the >following off: >all in excellent cond: > >xymox-clan of xymox lp $10 i want. nowwhat? where do isend the cash? have you arlready sold it or am i actually going to get it, etc. this is the first time ive actually decided to buy somethig over mail order. >amps-tipp city 12" $5 >heidi berry-love lp $10 >amps-pacer lp $8 >spirea x-speed reaction 12 $5 >lush-lovelife lp in clear jacket and clear vinyl $12 >scheer-schism ep $6 > > >john/c >bcrayon@nacs.net
>> I've missed the boat about Virginia. What does she sound like? Not being v ailable in the US is often a good sign. Also, anyone heard that Millinium whats-the-rest-of-it thingie from Tricky? Cheers, Pat<< Can't tell you anything about Virginia. However the new album by Tricky is called Pre-Millenium Tension and is out on Nov.11th here in the UK. The first single off it is released today and is called Christiansands. Not heard either as yet, but will probably buy the album. It has been slated so far in the press from the reviews that I have seen. They all seem to be expecting another Maxinquaye and he hasn't produced it. It is said to be more following in the footsteps of his Nearly God project, but possibly not so dark. But I would have thought that the title would reflect how the music would sound. Steve. s.a.hipkiss@bham.ac.uk
oteran (oteran@shrike.depaul.edu) wrote > sorry if someone's already posted this. FYI: > > Ousted SMASHING PUMPKINS drummer JIMMY CHAMBERLIN has joined > fellow recovering drug addict KELLEY DEAL in a new group. Ex-BREEDERS > star Deal, > Chamberlin, SKID ROW singer SEBASTIAN BACH and keyboard player JIMMY > FLEMION of THE FROGS have formed THE LAST HARD MEN. They have recorded > a cover of ALICE COOPER's SCHOOL'S OUT for SCREAM, the latest horror > film by > director WES CRAVEN. Over a four-day session, the four rockers recorded > 12 songs, including PEGGY LEE's I ENJOY BEING A GIRL and THE SCORPIONS' > SPIDER. Deal says, "We're like the freaks of rock. Me and Chamberlin > both kicked out of bands, Sebastian is this weird metal dude, and > Flemion is just plain odd. Too bad the name MISFITS was already taken." Do you know if any of this will get a release other than on a possible movie sountrack album? Interesting that Kelley says she was kicked out of a band. I just thought that the Breeders were put on the back burner while she got her shit together. Steve. s.a.hipkiss@bham.ac.uk
>Why does ot bother >anyone when someone sings out of tune? Alternative music is largely out of >tune. Do you like Joy Division? Ian Curtis was Horribly out of tune but it >works great. I don't think it's fair to say that Ian Curtis was 'horribly out of tune'. He had a very distinctive voice, albeit one with a limited range, and while it's true that he never sang anything in unison with the guitar and bass, that doesn't constitute being out of tune. Alternative music is largely out of tune? I guess I don't listen to much alternative then. Is dissonance/atonality alternative or are those concepts too academic for today's post-grunge kiddies?
In all the Slowdive discographies people of this list have posted, only creation releases have been mentioned. What about other labels e.g. Sunday? Matt ----------- Matt Neimark (617) 776-0904 341 Summer St. (617) 776-9199 [Fax] Somerville, MA 02139 (617) 258-5794 [Work]
greetings matt. see http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/slowdive.html (this is *very* comprehensive!) cheers. ~susan. At 09:41 AM 11/4/96 EST, you wrote: >In all the Slowdive discographies people of this list have posted, only >creation releases have been mentioned. What about other labels e.g. Sunday? > >Matt >----------- >Matt Neimark (617) 776-0904 >341 Summer St. (617) 776-9199 [Fax] >Somerville, MA 02139 (617) 258-5794 [Work] >
CAN SOMEONE SEND INFO ON HOW I CAN GET UNSUBSCRIBED FROM THIS GROUP?? 4AD-L ??? THANK YOU....
I'd like to know which are the best ep's/cd singles 4AD has release, can someone send me reviews or comments.
I seem to remember hearing that one of the first movies to use popular music in its soundtrack was "The Graduate" (1967), with all those Simon and Garfunkel tunes. I'm not sure if this is true either, though. Jason hull@tamu.edu
On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, Matthew A. Neimark wrote: > In all the Slowdive discographies people of this list have posted, only > creation releases have been mentioned. What about other labels e.g. Sunday? If you have web access, go to http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/avalyn.html and you'll find very well done discographies for slowdive and mojave. aaron
For those of you who have been upset in trying to track down a copy of Spiritualized's "Lazer Guided Melodies", it was reissued this week. BTW, it kicks ass. Jake
okay, my friend from london was visiting me and he told me to look out for this band. anyone heard of them? i read a good review of them in Magnet, but i want to see what this list has to say... also, the band in essence? any clues? jack at novomedia dot com 'With all your science can you tell how it is, and whence it is, that light comes into the soul?'thoreau
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