Subject: Re: shelleyan orphan
Subject: Re: shelleyan orphan
Subject: Re: Helleborine
Subject: Re: cocteau twins
Subject: Re: HNiA - King of Sweet
Subject: Re: Nico
Subject: Re: HNiA - King of Sweet - sighting in United Kingdom
Subject: Re: HNiA - King of Sweet
Subject: Re: shelleyan orphan
Subject: Re: Seely lee cliche eh?
Subject: Re: shelleyan orphan
Subject: German 4AD-Fans
Subject: Catalugue supplement
Subject: Re: German 4AD-Fans
Subject: Re: German 4AD-Fans
Subject: Re: shelleyan orphan and personal mailings
Subject: Re: shelleyan orphan
Subject: Re: part two of HNIA e.p.s
Subject: Re: spain...VERVE...yummy
Subject: Erika Hoffman
Date: Thu, 9 Jan 1997 22:38:27 -0500
>I have the promo-only Waking-Up compilation
>Please send trade list or make offer.
>
>Alex
How's thirty bucks? That's all I can afford at the moment. I just got the
pixies poster set, so that depleted most of my rare 4AD fund for the
moment..
thanks.
Lisaz
Date: Thu, 9 Jan 1997 22:38:37 -0500
>Ah, _Helleborine_. This is humorous. Four years ago as I was just
>discovering Shelleyan Orphan a friend of mine GAVE me his copy of
>_Helleborine_ as he didn't like it.
>
>not to gloat
>
>jason eugene
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oh ... oh ... oh .. GRRR.
hi-ho.
I guess I'll forgive you, seeing as jason eugene is quite a nice name.
;)
princess dragonlisa
Date: Thu, 9 Jan 1997 22:43:29 -0500
>>Ah, poor soul. The torment you must be going through! I think there are
>>about sixty people on this list in your same predicament. A copy of
>>Helleborine is one of those urban legends that old grey listies tell their
>>grandchildren about. In short, you'd have more luck finding a copy than
>>getting Beavis and friend off the airwaves.
>
>I havent got one, too: I have two of them! If somebodys interested, make an
>offer!
>
> CHRISTIAN HASIEWICZ
>
> [email protected]
AAARRRGGGHHHH!! ooooo. really?? really?? How much are you asking?
I'll give you thirty. I could go more, but i just bought the pixies poster set
and my rare-4ad-stuff-fund is a bit depleated. BUT if anyone else has
another offer, write me and I might beat it.
oh! thank you ever so much. Do let me know what you think...
lisa anne of the southern roos.
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 02:05:56 -0500
In a message dated 97-01-09 21:22:12 EST, you write:
<< hello again...
In a message dated 97-01-09 15:37:29 EST, you write:
<< Would that be the Livonia in Michigan? So, answer me this: WarrenDeFever,
madman or genius?
yes, i live in the suburban hell of livonia, michigan. was away at school
for
2 years and am now back and trying to keep up with the music scene.
as far as warren goes, i've never talked to him but saw him at the record
collector a few weeks ago when i was buying a robot. he is a very intruiging
person who keeps to himself. so, i've heard anyway. i imagine him to be a
combination of madman and genius.
bye now,
amy
Carol aka Violaine
>>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 01:36:29 -0800
Jan 9, 97 05:55:14 am
JRR TOLKIEN said this, and I just had to respond:
>
> For any caring and sympathetic person out there...
> I was looking for a copy of His Name is Alive - King of Sweet. It
> being 2 and a half years after the fact of its 2000 copy limited
> edition release, I know it is probably a desperate and worthless
> thing to even send this email. Never stopped me before. So... if
I just wanna take this opportunity to say how incredibly disappointed
I was that Warren sunk to that KollektorSkum tactic. Sure, maybe he
could only afford to print 2000 copies, but did he have to *advertise*
that fact and actually *number* them? Thus assuring that at least 1000
would end up in the hands of people who will never even listen to them?
Since it came out, I've been looking for a copy. Give it up. Find a
friend who has the cd and make a tape of it. Normally I would be
against pirating stuff like that, but they brought it on themselves
this time. Bah humbug.
Robey
--
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[email protected] | looks like." -Time Bandits
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 09:38:38 +0000
97 05:54:40 pm
naor Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 10:17:46 +0000
A statement for those HNIA fans in the UK Midlands area - Whilst
scanning the shelves at the Virgin Megastore at Birmingham (UK) over
Christmas, I bizarrely saw a CD of HNIA's King of Sweet right there in
the H's. I think the cost was about seventeen quid. I wonder how it
got there?
Yours, David Thorpe [email protected]
(Also saw some ESP Summer record in Select-a-disc, Berwick street, in
the import section the other day).
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 08:45:48 EST
I have to admit that King of Sweet is probably one of my favorite CD's.
I was lucky enough to find it new (and wrapped) in a very commercial CD
store in Chicago. I always thought finding another copy would be almost
impossible, but a week later, a friend asked me to get her a copy, so a
week after that, they were selling a copy in the Vinyl Ink catalog for
$20. If you ever want to get anything rare, try Vinyl Ink, or if you're
in Chicago, special order at Reckless (I put my name down for MBV's
Ecstasy and Wine and Reckless got it in used a week later...that also
happened for ESP Continent and Pale Saints Mrs. Dolphin and a rare Slits
and Unrest LP.)...hope this helps you out....
Matt
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 10:10:13 -0800
kanga and lisa roo wrote:
>
> >I have the promo-only Waking-Up compilation
>
> >Please send trade list or make offer.
> >
> >Alex
>
> How's thirty bucks? That's all I can afford at the moment. I just got the
> pixies poster set, so that depleted most of my rare 4AD fund for the
> moment..
> thanks.
>
> Lisaz
That is a very generous offer. The condition is not perfect (the outer
digipak is not mint and the disk itself has a few minor scratches,
nothing that really affects playing. Given this, I would sell it for
$15, which I think is a reasonable price.
Alex
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Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 09:33:33 -0800
James Renaud writes:
>everyone rags this band. i was impressed by the subtlety
>and the sound and the vocal harmonies and the earthy feel to something
>airy. it's third in my top ten of 1996.
I've only heard one person dis Seely (the "cliches r us" thing you
quote). Some other people found it listenable but not exciting. I'm with
you -- it's very subtle and well-crafted and the harmonies are beautiful,
as are the ways the songs shift in sound and mood throughout.
Has anyone heard "Parentha See", their first album which includes earlier
recordings of many of the songs on "Julie Only"? Is it worth getting?
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Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 13:00:10 -0500
10:10am)
i have one in mint condition that i'll sell you for $15. in fact, i think
i have two. please email me direct at [email protected], not the entire
list like i just did.
thanks,
alan
>
> That is a very generous offer. The condition is not perfect (the outer
> digipak is not mint and the disk itself has a few minor scratches,
> nothing that really affects playing. Given this, I would sell it for
> $15, which I think is a reasonable price.
>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 14:15:30 -0500
As I am new to this list I ask myself if there are any other German
4AD-Fans subscribed to the list?
My second question: Of "Cocteau twins" I only know the CD "Blue bell
knoll". As I want to extend my CD-Collection I would like to know which are
the best CDs of this band.
CHRISTIAN HASIEWICZ
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 12:32:58 -0500
Cliff,
Hi! I heard from another collector that 4AD put out, perhaps to mail
order people only, a sort of revised mini catalogue that fits in with
the one released in late 1994. Just curious more than anything.
Also, I was wondering if you could give more info on Ivo's "Joyride"
soundtrack project. Will His Name Is Alive actually be doing parts 2
and 3 of the EP series that started with BAD6007CD??
How did the decision for 4AD come about to use 7000 as a catalogue
number? 4AD has never used a number with all zeros at the end before so
I was just wondering why in 1997 it was done. Will there be an 8000??
I was wondering if you had any GUS 4's left. Or any T1,s... Was there
a UK promo for Paladins? I have the US card sleeve for "Million Mile
Club" with the adapted cover art but was wondering if anything was done
promo wise in the UK.
More questions to come...
Happy New Years to you and Happy 17th Birthday to 4AD!!
Jeff Keibel
Scarborough, ON
CANADA
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 16:39:01 -0500
In a message dated 97-01-10 14:54:13 EST, you write:
<< As I want to extend my CD-Collection I would like to know which are
the best CDs of this band. >>
I think most people would agree that the albums which create the most
interest are "Victorialand" and "Treasure" (Treasure being the album where
they were amusingly refered to as the "voice of god"!) And they're easy to
find too!
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 14:38:35 -0600
Hasiewicz" at Jan 10, 97 02:15:30 pm
>
> As I am new to this list I ask myself if there are any other German
> 4AD-Fans subscribed to the list?
>
> My second question: Of "Cocteau twins" I only know the CD "Blue bell
> knoll". As I want to extend my CD-Collection I would like to know which are
> the best CDs of this band.
>
> CHRISTIAN HASIEWICZ
>
i've always loved "victorialand". it's probably one of their most
"atmospheric" or "ambient" cds. there's very little percussion,
mostly beautiful, spacey guitars and liz frazier's angelic vocals. i
find it to be the perfect album to listen to during the winter.
"heaven or los vegas" is quite good as well.
jason
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 19:02:31 -0500
I thought I already mailed an apology, but here's another just in case...
sorry for the personal mailings. I know better. ;)
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 19:00:11 -0500
>kanga and lisa roo wrote:
>>
>> >I have the promo-only Waking-Up compilation
>>
>> >Please send trade list or make offer.
>> >
>> >Alex
>>
>> How's thirty bucks? That's all I can afford at the moment. I just got the
>> pixies poster set, so that depleted most of my rare 4AD fund for the
>> moment..
>> thanks.
>>
>> Lisaz
>
>That is a very generous offer. The condition is not perfect (the outer
>digipak is not mint and the disk itself has a few minor scratches,
>nothing that really affects playing. Given this, I would sell it for
>$15, which I think is a reasonable price.
*****************
thank you for being so honest. I wasn't sure if this was an auction situation
or what. 15 dollars is perfectly fine! I will send a check this weekend...
Lisa Cooley
5526 McKnight
Houston, Texas 77035-2626
[email protected]
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1997 18:55:41 -0500
> Will His Name Is Alive actually be doing parts 2
> and 3 of the EP series that started with BAD6007CD??
>
in a recent interview i had with warn, he said that he has now recorded
eleven tracks for the next single. he also said that most of the songs get
dwindled away, but that there are plans of releasing one. he said that he
wanted to release the longest ep ever, but he was joking.
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