Subject: Re: Virginia Astley
Subject: Re: medeski, martin & wood
Subject: Re: JACK -- the band
Subject: *whirlpool*???
Subject: list admin
Subject: Re: <<4AD-and-Related Music Auction>>
Subject: Re: JACK -- the band
Subject: Re: Lisa Gerrard music in cop'n'killer movie
Subject: Re: lamb
Subject: Re: 4AD music in Heat
Subject: cancel
Subject: Re: the 500 mark
Subject: On Ian Curtis by the guy who hates the Breeders/Paladins
Subject: Re: JACK -- the band
Subject: Re: Ian Curtis
Subject: Re: new luna EP
Subject: Stina Nordenstam - Dynamite
Subject: Re: this, that, and the other
Subject: Re: JACK -- the band
Subject: Re: this, that, and the other
Subject: Re: this, that, and the other
Subject: Re: Rock and Roll in movies
Subject: PV
Subject: Re: list admin
Subject: Re: this, that, and the other
Subject: Re: Lisa Gerrard music in cop'n'killer movie
Subject: Re: Kelley Deal & co.
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 23:08:01 -0500
<<<<
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 11:26:12 -0800
>
>
>btw. anyone heard about "MEDESKI MARTIN & WOOD" ? they feature in ATN's
>sonic lodge but the sound quality there is not a whole lot better than
>random static noise. (http://www.addict.com)
If anyone in the bay area is interested, Medeski, Martin & Wood and the
Charlie Hunter Quartet are playing on the 21st. Should be one hell of a
concert.
Jake
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 00:12:25 -0500
jack are new on too pure, they have one album out and an ep that has great
song on it called "wintercomessummer" that kind of reminds me of the fall-
it's got mark e. smith-esque speaking during the verse and then some
smithy (as in the smiths) la las for the chorus.
at times they remind me of moose- hence the band name... at other times i
think they get kind of cheesy...
lorelei
procrastinating
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 17:39:41 +0500
hey, does anyone know what has happened to that most excellent 'zine
*whirlpool* put out by adam and catherine from alison's halo?
thanks, ~susan.
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 02:05:40 -0500
> It seems pretty blindingly obvious that we really need a list admin...
We need a > "welcome" message sent to new subscribers, we need an admin
to watch for the
> inevitable 'unsubscribe me' messages and take care of them...
Just a suggestion for anyone that could do anything about it: I am on
another list that has the "instructions" for unsubscribing appear as a
signature at the end of each digest....but of course this only works for
the people who get this in digest form!
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 23:08:06 -0700
Hello,
Are any of these items still available? Please let me know at the
following address. Thanks!
Ben T. Willardsen
[email protected]
From: M. Garrett/H. Payne
Date: 10/15/96 10:44:19AM
To: 4ad recording artists list
Subject: <<4AD-and-Related Music Auction>>
*This is the 2nd annual <<4AD-and-Related Music Auction>>.
*The list of items is long and includes CDs, 7 and 12 inches,
and posters.
*The auction is open to cash, money order, and check bids, as
well as
trade offers. (If you are interested in trading, please
refer to my
WANT list at the end of this message. I prefer offers that
fulfill
items from my WANT list over anything else, including cash,
and will
give priority to such trade offers.)
*When making bids/offers, please estimate your total to include
shipping
costs (particularly if you live outside of the contiguous US).
*This is the first and last time I will post this to the
4AD-List -- all
auctioning is to be conducted off of the List, and bidders
will be
updated privately.
*Everything is in excellent condition, unless otherwise noted.
*The auction will end at 10pm EST on Tuesday, October 22.
*If you are interested in one or more items, direct your
bids/offers by
private e-mail to Mike at [email protected]
==============
CDs for Sale/Trade
==============
AIR MIAMI -- I Hate Milk (4AD/PRO-CD-7816) Promo cd
single with
album version of title track. In jewel case.
AMERICAN MUSIC CLUB -- Over And Done
(Reprise/PRO-CD-6233)
Promo-only cd single with title track, plus two great non-album
tracks.
THE AMPS -- Tipp City (Elektra/PRCD-9363) 1 track promo
cd
single with album version. In jewel case.
APHEX TWIN -- Words and Music (Sire/WB/PRO-Cd-6878)
Promo-
only interview cd from 1994. 29 minutes.
BELLY -- Sun (Sire/PRO-CD-7774) Promo-only ep in
cardboard
slipcase, featuring Judas My Heart, 2 tracks recorded live in
London
(Judas My Heart, and The Bees), and 2 non-album tracks (Judas
Mon
Coeur, and Spaceman).
HEIDI BERRY -- Distant Thunder (4AD/PRO-CD-6544)
Promo-only
cd with album version, and 3 non-album tracks: Zither Song, You
Upset
the Grace of Living When You Lie, and Gloria (from the UK album
Love).
FRANK BLACK -- Conversation and Music With...
(Elektra/PRCD-
8829) Promo-only cd, 45 minutes. Interviewed by Kurt St.
Thomas,
June 22, 1993. White carboard sleeve with image of FB on round
sticker.
FRANK BLACK -- Live 6/24/93 10pm est (Elektra/4AD/PRCD?)
Promo-only cd, 45 minutes. Frank Black and They Might Be Giants
performing 14 FB and TMBG songs.
CATHERINE WHEEL -- The Nude (Fontana/CDP-1191) Promo
single.
Digi-pak foldout with three photos. 1 track: Scott Litt remix.
NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS -- I Had A Dream, Joe (Mute/
PR8622) Promo-only single with title track, plus live versions
of The
Good Son, The Carney, and The Mercy Seat.
CHAPTERHOUSE -- Mermerise (BMG/RDJ-62151) Promo copy of
ep
with title track, Precious One, Summer Chill, and Then We Will
Rise.
CHAPTERHOUSE -- Falling Down (BMG/RDJ-62019) Promo
single.
19 minutes. 4 tracks: 2 from album, plus Feel the Same, and
Satin Safe.
CHAPTERHOUSE -- We Are the Beautiful (Arista/ASCD-2626)
Promo ep. 36 minutes. 4 tracks: two remixes, plus Frost, and
Picnic.
CHAPTERHOUSE -- We Are the Beautiful (Arista/ASCD-2640)
Promo cd with US Edit of title track, plus Spookys Extravaganja
Dub Mix.
CONTROLLED BLEEDING -- Songs from the Ashes (CLM-CD022)
Promo copy. 70 minutes. 16 tracks.
CURVE -- Horror Head (Charisma/PRCD-0100) Promo cd with
Alan
Moulder mix of HH, and live versions of Coast Is Clear and Die
Like A Dog.
COCTEAU TWINS -- Peppermint Pig (4AD/BAD 303CD)
Out-of-print
UK cd with 7 inch and 12 inch versions of PP, plus Laugh Lines,
and Hazel.
CORNERSHOP -- Wog (WB/PRO-CD-7949) Promo single with 5
mixes of title track by Freaky Chakra and Witchman.
CRANES -- Shining Road (Arista/ASCD-2756) Promo cd with
album
version of title track, Flood 12 inch remixes of Lilies and
Paris & Rome,
an instrumental version of Green Song, and September.
CRANES -- Adrift (Dedicated/Crane005CD) UK single with
the
tracks Adrift, Everywhere, and Underwater.
CRANES -- Lilies (Arista/ASCD-2793) Promo-only ep
compiling
rare and unreleased tracks, including Brighter, Casa Blanca,
Leave Her to
Heaven, Shine Like Stars, plus Flood mixes of Lilies and Paris
& Rome.
THE DAMBUILDERS -- Jailbreak 1991 (Eastwast/PRCD-5874)
Promo-only ep with 3 unreleased tracks, and an early version of
a song
that later appeared on their recent album.
THE DAMBUILDERS -- Speed Is the Object
(Eastwest/PRCD-9384)
Promo only ep. 5 tracks, 3 unreleased, including a cover of an
X song.
DEAD CAN DANCE -- American Dreaming (PRO-CD-7213) Promo
cd with album version. CD color is TTW-grey, not usual
promo-orange.
DEAD CAN DANCE -- Toward the Within (VADD4015) Limited
edition
cardboard box with the CD and videotape. Mint condition (still
unused!).
DELERIUM -- Euphoric (Third Mind/TMD-9262) 34 minute ep
from
1991 with title track, plus Decade, Grave Mentor, and Sorrow.
EDEN -- Gateway to the Mysteries (Third Mind/TMD-9219)
Promo
copy. 71 minutes. 16 tracks.
BRIAN ENO -- Ali Click (Opal/WB-9-40650) Compact Disc
Maxi-
Single. 41 minutes. 8 tracks: 7 remixes, plus I Fall Up.
BRIAN ENO -- Fractal Zoom (Opal/WB-9-40539) 70 minute
single
with 12 tracks: 11 remixes, plus The Roil, The Choke.
THE FRANK AND WALTERS -- s/t (Setana/Go! Discs/162351005)
Cut-out copy with 10 tracks, 3 of which were produced by Edwyn
Collins.
LISA GERMANO -- You Make Me Want to Wear Dresses
(Capitol/
DPRO-79747) Promo-only single of radio version from original
Capitol
release, with picture of LG on cover.
LISA GERMANO -- Cry Wolf (4AD/PRO-CD-7347) Promo-only
single
featuring edit version of CW, remixes of Sexy Little Girl
Princess
and Cancer of Everything, plus non-album track The Mirror Is
Gone.
HALF STRING -- Tripped Up Breathing (IPR-048CD)
Limited edition
5 track ep in beautiful Independent Project Records packaging.
HUMAN DRAMA -- s/t (Projekt/PRO052) 28 minutes. 8
tracks,
including a re-recording of their 1989 single The Waiting Hour.
IVY -- no title (SEED/PRCD 6474) Promo-only tour cd
single with a
remix of Beautiful, and an acoustic version of Dont Believe A
Word.
KITCHENS OF DISTINCTION -- Quick As Rainbows (A&M/75021-
7536) Promo-only single with title track, plus These Drinkers,
Elephantiny, and Three To Beam Up. In cardboard slipcase.
LUNA -- 3 Stories (Elektra/Prcd 9241) Promo-only cd with
Chinatown, 23 Minutes In Brussels, and Bonnie and Clyde.
LUSH -- Last Night (4AD/PRO-CD-8034) Promo-only cd with
3
mixes of Last Night, remixes of Undertow and Lovelife, plus the
Ladykillers demo.
MEDICINE -- Shot Forth Self Living (Def American/45067)
Cut-out
copy of 1992 album with 9 tracks, including 5ive and Aruca.
MINXUS -- s/t (Too Pure/PURECD-40) UK ep featuring
Steal Steal
Steal, Today I..., and Silk Purse, Slender Means.
MOJAVE 3 -- Love Songs On the Radio (4AD/PRO-CD-7960)
Promo
single with radio edit of title track.
PETER MURPHY -- Youre So Close (Beggars
Banquet/BEG-62302)
Cut-out copy of single with album track, plus live versions of
Line
Between the Devils Teeth, Cuts You Up, and All Night Long.
NEGATIVLAND -- Fair Use: Story of the Letter U and the
Numeral 2
(Seeland-013CD) Promo release version. 72 minutes. 9 songs
and one
26-minute spoken word piece. Radio sampler from CD/book
release.
NEW ORDER -- World (The Price of Love) (WB/PRO-CD-6276)
Promo single with 4 mixes of title track.
PALE SAINTS -- Angel (Will You Be My) (4AD/PRO-CD-7140)
Promo
cd with album version. CD art different from usual
promo-orange.
PALE SAINTS -- Henry (4AD/PRO-CD-7131) Promo single with
album versions of Henry and One Blue Hill.
SCHEER -- Schism ep (4AD/BAD5012) UK ep in foldout
digi-pak.
SPACEMEN 3 -- Big City (RCA/RDJ-2801) Promo release. 20
minutes. 4 tracks: Drive, Big City (Waves of Joy) demo, Drive
(Everybody I Know Can Be Found Here), and Drive (demo).
STRAITJACKET FITS -- Missing from Melt (Arista/ASCD-2244)
3 remixes, plus non-album tracks In Spite of It All and Cave In.
SWELL -- Forget About Jesus ep (American/ARB-4CD) UK ep.
Tracks: title (alt. version), Hell No, What I Saw, Forget About
Dean.
SWELL -- Room To Think (Def American/PRO-CD-5917) 1993
Promo ep with At Long Last, Here It Is, Lifes Great, Give, Just
Get Well.
SWERVEDRIVER -- Sandblasted ep (Creation/CRESCD102)
1991 UK
ep with title track, Flawed, Out, and Laze It Up. Slightly
worn slipcase.
SWERVEDRIVER -- Reel to Real (A&M/75021-2402) Promo
copy.
16 minutes. 4 tracks, three of which are exclusive.
SWERVEDRIVER -- Never Lose That Feeling
(Creation/CRESCD120)
UK ep with NLTF, Scrawl And Scream, Hands, and alt. version of
NLTF.
SWERVEDRIVER -- Duel (Creation/CRESCD136) UK single
with title
track, Planes Over the Skyline, and Year of the Girl.
UNDERWORLD -- Pearls Girl (TVT8739-2P) Promo-only cd
single in
slimline case, with the radio edit, album version, and carp
dreams remix.
VARIOUS -- Guernica sampler (GUP-3-CD) 1993 UK promo
for 4AD.
3 tracks each from Insides, That Dog, and Spoonfed Hybrid in
slipcase.
VARIOUS -- The Winter of Our Discontent (T&N/Volume1)
Tooth and
Nail Records 1994 Winter Sampler. 74 minutes. 23 tracks: 2-4
songs
each from Star Flyer 59, MxPx, Havalina Moon, and 5 more bands.
VARIOUS -- Trademark of Quality 1996
(Reprise/PRO-CD-8370)
22 track promo-only cd of rarities, like Lush covering an Elvis
Costello
song. Plus rare tracks from Tarnation, Nick Cave, Spectrum,
Wilco, etc.
VARIOUS -- Opal: Assembly 1 (PRO-CD-3175) Promo-only
release.
34 minutes. 10 track sampler of Opal recording artists,
including Hugo
Largo, Brian Eno, Roger Eno, Harold Budd and Laraaji. With a
detailed
insert booklet.
VARIOUS -- Too Pure sampler (Too Pure/Rough Trade/RTD121-
3075) UK promo sampler with album cuts from Mouse on Mars,
Laika,
Long Fin Killie, and Minxus, plus the unreleased demo of
Biograph
y of a
First Son by Jack.
THE WOLFGANG PRESS -- Mamma Told Me Not to Come
(4AD-40674)
5 track single with remixes of Mamma Told Me Not to Come and
Birmingham to Jerusalem. Slight scuff on Digi-Pak spine.
===============
Vinyl for Sale/Trade
===============
AIR MIAMI -- I Hate Milk (remix)/Afternoon Train Train
(remix #2)
(4AD/PRO-S-7823) Promo-only 7 inch with 2 exclusive remixes.
ALISONS HALO -- Dozen/Calendar (IPR049) Promo copy. 2
track
7 inch. Letterpress foldover sleeve.
TORI AMOS -- Under the Pink (Atlantic/82567) Special
limited
edition pink vinyl LP. Still in shrink wrap!
AREA -- Fragments of the Morning (CLM-LP031) Promo
copy. 43
minute LP. 10 tracks on white vinyl. Slight scuffing on
sleeve.
AREA -- The Perfect Dream (CLM-LP006) Promo copy. 10
tracks.
BRIAN -- You Dont Want A Boyfriend (Detzi/DTZ-1) 1991 7
inch
featuring title track and Dont Leave Me Behind.
COCTEAU TWINS -- A Kissed Out Red Floatboat (SPRO-79512)
Promo 1 track 2-sided 12 inch single.
TH FAITH HEALERS -- My Loser/Oh Baby (Elektra/ST-E-64666)
Promo 7 inch welcoming TFH to Elektra in 1992. Transparent blue
vinyl.
HALF STRING -- Oval/Sun Less Sea (IPR047/TX002) Promo
copy.
2 track 7 inch. Limited edition of 1000. Letterpress foldover
sleeve.
HEAVENLY BODIES -- Celestial (CLM-LP010) Promo copy. 9
tracks.
HUMAN HANDS -- s/t (IPR/005) 2nd Edition IPR reissue
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 23:08:22 -0800
On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, Jack Huynh
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 13:46:38 PST
also...sorcerer....1977...tangerine dream....seminal!
On Mon, 4 Nov 1996 01:42:36 +0100 Frank Brinkhuis
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 02:05:30 -0500
>If you like the sounds some people call 'trip hop' you should try the debut
>album by the uk girl-boy-duo 'Lamb'. The cd is also called 'Lamb' and
>released on Mercury Records last week. Ten songs and one hidden track.
I agree, lamb rocks. I picked it up a few weeks ago (on fontana) and
didn't mention it here because I have been kind of out of it lately and
figured you'd all have it by now!:) In fact, I remember seeing something
about them on this list a LOOOOOONNNGGGG time ago, and then I was of the
list all summer so I wasn't sure what was up. ANYWAY....in my opionion
this is a truly original combination. Louise has a totaly beautiful voice,
and although I am not really into the whole trip-hop/ jungle scene I like
the beats, etc. on this album. I recommend it highly. I am really
terrible at reviewing things, so I know this hasn't helped much, sorry!
monica
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 14:17:26 EST
---from lbo:
> I don't know the title [of the Lisa Gerrard track(s) in the movie],
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.
Um, no offense, but trust us, you are. I rented that movie twice, and
even though I couldn't make it all the way through either time (*yawn*),
I remember hearing at least two Michael Brook songs. I wouldn't know
about the Gerrard tracks, aside from probably recognizing her voice if
I'd been awake during the scene...
---Jeremy
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 02:34:32 -0000
anybody there?
this list is driving me mad, i cannot receive any mail anymore, how do i
unsusbscribe?, i know you warned me to keep the notice of my subscription, but
it got deleted since i had so much mail because of this list. PLEASE HELP
ME!!!!!
thanks,
edith plascencia
[email protected]
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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 15:00:43 -0500
> i think id like to know what exactly anyone knows about rosewater elizabeth..
> i heard of them because a friend of mine is from tampa, and sent me a tape
> of theirs 3 or 4 years ago.. he said "they're a local band.. you might like
> them..." and boy did i.. how did the rest of the world hear of them?
>
A friend lend me a cd from Rosewater Elizabeth about a month
ago, i can't remember the name of that cd though -the cover was blue
and there was a girl underwater- i like it, the influences i see on
them are dead can dance, cocteau twins and enya, some songs are great
and some others are not so fine. Good but not so mindblowing, at
least it was my impression.
Do they have anything else?
Regards.
Wilder.
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 10:04:28 -0800
A statement by the guy who started the 'out-of-tune' controversy so I
can defuse this thread and hopefully stop seeing useless posts:
Joy Division with Ian Curtis on vocals, was THE most important link
between punk and the new wave movement and is THE progenerator of the
music all us 'scary dark death dorks' (a little joke...) talk about on
this list. Ian was not out of tune, he was Ian. "Love Will Tear Us
Apart", esp the fast version, is THE single reason all of you are on
this list talking today, whether you understand the history or not.
Also thank the Velvets, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Siouxsie and, BION,
Genesis of the late 70s early 80s.
Now wake up and go create something interesting like Scala, AMP or
Scenic. And study computer science and electrical engineering--we're
running out of NCS and AEs!
Thank you for your time. dans
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 00:06:16 -0800
On Tue, 5 Nov 1996, lorelei tremolor
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 18:14:58 -0800
>CAN SOMEONE SEND INFO ON HOW I CAN GET UNSUBSCRIBED FROM THIS
>GROUP?? 4AD-L ??? THANK YOU....
No, you *MUST* look it up via a search engine, like I did to obtain the
digest version...you lazy shite of a turkey roast that was over cooked in
an electric oven.
Fred
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 22:33:03 -0600
>>season of the witch, as most of you probably know, is a cover, and
>>i can thus feel comfortable that luna are not stealing riffs from tracy
>>chapman, but that she is stealing them from donovan leitch (this joke, of
>>course, is lost on anyone not familiar with this song -- having alienated
>>half the list, i continue...)
>Well, okay...SOTW is by Donovan (Donovan Leitch's dad), so I'm with you so
>far - where does Tracy Chapman fit into this?
tc had a big hit single (one of those ones from which you cannot escape)
earlier this summer, and the guitar intro to that song is identical to the
intro to season of the witch.
BiZ
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 19:51:31 +0100
Bought Dynamite, the new Stina Nordenstam album, over a week ago.
Some other guy already posted a review, but there's always
room for an additional view isn't it?
The main difference between Dynamite, and Stina's 2 earlier albums is
that she has taken up playing the guitar. Her guitar climpering
is practically everywhere on the album. In addition there are some
string arrangements here and there.
This more or less makes up the soundscape on the album.
It's not as diverse as on her earlier albums, which I think is a
bit strange, as the 10 songs were recorded in no less than 5 different
locations.
Her guitar playing is neither good nor bad I guess. It's very sparse,
almost an ambient feeling to it (so don't expect any AC/DC riffs:-).
There are some weird and shrill sounds on it, though.
It's very little percussion on it, few jazz arrangements, but it's
more ambient and quiet.
The Stina Nordenstam "feeling" is still there though; perfect for
sitting inside sipping tea, while the rain is pouring outside, and the
leaves are falling off the trees.
Her lyrics are still intact too. I think she has an exceptional talent,
of telling a whole story with only a few lines in her songs, but still
leave room for secrets and wondering.
She describes it best herself in "CQD":
"I finally fell in that black hole, between your sentences"
It seems like Stina has become a meaner Stina Nordenstam on "Dynamite".
The lyrics have several references to darkness, murder and killing.
The picture of Stina on the back of the CD, also hints that she claims
to get rid of the "nice little girl" image she might have got trapped in(?)
Either that, or she has been listening too much on Nick Cave's "Murder
Ballads". ;-)
The final verdict then:
I think I will play this record a lot. Her previous albums set ridiculously
high standards, though. And I prefer those albums to
"Dynamite". Although songs like the ending track, "Now that you're leaving",
and the title track, "Dynamite", is easily up there among here best
efforts. That said I think it's an album that may grow on me,
and anyhow it is much better than most music being released these days.
-kJeTiL
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Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 11:53:37 +0000
Oct 29, 96 11:37:22 pm
Dave Sargent Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 12:09:27 +0000
"lorelei tremolor" at Nov 5, 96 00:12:25 am
lorelei tremolor Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 10:40:13 EST
> Dave Sargent
Date: Sat, 5 Oct 1996 12:45:07 -0400
If you don't get me off this fuckin' list I'm voting for Dole
I'm not fuckin' kidding
I'm serious
I'll do it
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 11:59:31 -0500
Hull" at Nov 4, 96 01:33:52 pm
[email protected] wrote:
> 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.
Let's not get too far off track here. We're talking about using
rock and roll in movies, not popular music. Movies have been using
popular music since the very beginning. Remember "The Jazz Singer"?
As for rock and roll, did Elvis make a ton of movies, or didn't he?
John Porter
[email protected]
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 20:21:44 -0500
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 19:13:07 -0500
<<<<
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 19:37:53 EST
> If you don't get me off this fuckin' list I'm voting for Dole
> I'm not fuckin' kidding
> I'm serious
> I'll do it
>
NOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
dont let it happen.
please.
someone help this nice chap...