Subject: new (?) Michael Brook cd "Shona"/new Cure babble
Subject: lush is good for dogs.
Subject: Re: sorta NON4AD-ish: meaning of Baraka
Subject: Disappointed with the new IDAHO CD
Subject: Re: Brendan Prry and experimentalism
Subject: Re: Brendan Perry's New Album has Samba!
Subject: Re: sorta NON4AD-ish: meaning of Baraka
Subject: Re: Vindication for Twinlights/New CT
Subject: Re: birthday question (non4ad)
Subject: Small Auction: 4AD + out-of-print (Spiritualized, etc.)
Subject: Kristen Hersh/other LA shows
Subject: Re: Barbara Grogan
Subject: Re: Barbara Grogan
Subject: Re: Barbara Grogan
Subject: Re: Barbara Grogan
Subject: well from ivo's mouth
Subject: Re: Chapterhouse box set
Subject: Re: Barbara Grogan
Subject: Modern English/Xymox for Sale!
Subject: SMILE! :) - 4ad bands people hate and Lush
Subject: New 4AD sampler... Shaving the Pavement
Subject: Barbara Grogan
Subject: Re: Shaving the Pavement (Chicago)
Subject: lush shows in the east
Subject: Re: Barbara Grogan
Subject: Re: SMILE! :) - 4ad bands people hate and Lush
Subject: Re: lush shows in the east
Subject: Re: new (?) Michael Brook cd "Shona"/new Cure babble
Subject: huH hits the news stands
Subject: (for LAngeles listies) Super 31 record release on Sun. 4/7
Subject: Edsel Auctioneer (slightly 4AD)
Subject: Re: huH hits the news stands
Date: Tue, 2 Apr 1996 22:39:36 -0500
well folks, I stopped by local supplier of all that is musical yesterday and
was looking to replace my somewhat used and aged copy of "Cobalt Blue" that
had been lent out over and over again (I strongly discourage this... if you
must make taped copies for friends) but anyway, so I was looking through
Michael's bin a low and behold a cd I had not seen before - anywhere.
It's a really beautiful cd...but hold on... it's not on 4AD. Could this be
the first solo release of Michael's not on 4AD??? Is this a trend to be seen
in the future with other 4AD as we've seen in the past so far where the bands
are still signed to 4AD, but are free to release projects elsewhere?? (ex.
hisnameisalive "King of Sweet" and the upcoming RHP(?))
This particular cd was released on Sine Records (56 Standard Road, London,
NW10 6ES) (cat# sin002) with such a low catalog #, it's seems pretty
evident this is a new label.
Along with the english record label, and the tell-tale "MADE IN ENGLAND"
sticker, comes the hefty price (for us yanks) ... $23.99
A bit steep for only 4 songs. yes that's it only 4 songs.
here's the track listing:
1. urbana 14:20
2. productivity 8:18
3. err 4:18
4. shona 11:28
inside the sleeve it says "Recorded during the Lanzarote Music Festival,
December 1989"...all copyrights are 1995.
the sleeve graphics are reminescent of v23, but with large, clear,
typography. Design and art direction are credited to "Definition".
I haven't had a chance to check the eyesore database as of yet, but I was
just wondering if anyone else had seen this little expensive devil yet.
by the way, after 2 listens.... it's well worth looking for....even if it is
a bit expensive for 4 songs ( i justified the expense by reminding myself of
the deal i got last week where I picked up the Nooten/Brook (what a
coincidence!) cd new for a bargain of $4.99)
the place where i picked mine up at also had 1 other left. i'm sure they'd
be more than happy to mail order, or contact me personally to arrange
something.
btw, I heard the new Cure today on a local station...the first single is
entitled "thirteenth" (or "13th"...whatever, you get the point)...it's quite
different from anything else the Cure has put out before.... i suppose in a
way i was disappointed, only because i had been expecting something a little
more 'traditional' from them after 5 years, but it is pretty good none the
less.
i'll review the "Shona" cd if there is a large interest in it and once I've
listened to a few more times. ;)
on one last note, anyone going to the Detroit StP show and would like to hook
up with fellow listies, contact me (personally of course).
[email protected]
currently in player -- Brant's "Thurtene" comp, truely wonderful after being
shelved for far to long. btw Brant, how's that Xmas 45" coming along?? ;)
Date: Tue, 2 Apr 1996 22:58:23 -0500
was nursing a sudden cold with the tv on the 'extra' show on (dealing w/
hollywood and other fashionable items), when on a segment dealing with
mentally-ill/psychologically-challenged dogs and thier doctors (yeah...),
they played in the background Ciao! and 500 from the new Lush albulm,
Ladykillers...
what's it comming to...
i guess if your dog has mood disorders, you could go to the doctor and
have him subscribe prozack or lithium or even play that lush albulm you
have... now it's good for something! :>
[email protected]
-University of Central Florida, Orlando Fl.
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 00:27:21 -0400
"breath of life" or "blessing". has roots/translations in a number of
different languages, including hebrew ('baruch', i believe?) and
indian ('baraka', as it is used in the title).
sorry i don't know more than that.
peace love and squalor,
K-
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 03:50:25 -0500
Idaho is a band that doesn't get discussed too much here, and its a shame
because they are fairly this-listy, especially their first album Year after
Year. Nice walls of guitar and Jeff Martin has this low syrupy voice like
Ian Curtis of Joy Division. Slow, plodding, mopey and beautiful. It is
the Cure's Pornography on barbituates.
THe second album THIS WAY OUT sheds those walls of guitar sound, and speeds
up the tempo a bit, but the album is still nice and mopey. There is more
of a conventional pop structure to the songs.
I bought these 2 CDs after seeing them open for the Cranes. Idaho's live
show reminded me alot of Red House Painters, which is why I went out and
bought their stuff.
ANyway, they have just released a 3rd album, Three Sheets To The Wind. I
rushed out and bought it, and after 3 listens, I must say that this is the
worst of the 3 albums. It sounds like an attempt to crossover. Gone is
the low register of Jeff Martin's voice--now he is trying to sing like
everyone else. There are about 3 good songs on this, but it is all much
too happy for my liking. Jeff, you should go back to the cough syrup....
Oh well, I'll hold on to it for a month or so more to give it a chance....
Idaho is on Caroline. Whatever happened to Bark Psychosis? Aaaah, that
HEX is one fine CD.
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john b. jones e-mail: [email protected]
http://web.syr.edu/~jojones
"I can't get out of bed/All I want is the glory" - Idaho
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Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 05:02:54 -0600
"[email protected]" at Apr 2, 96 09:41:55 pm
Speaking of new sounds in conjunction with April Fools, it conjures a
vivid mental picture if you say that Brendan Perry spent a year living
among the Bushmen of the Kalahari, mastering their language which is
full of clicking sounds, and that he plans to implement this untapped
'sound' into his next album.
*Kendal*
>
> >Brendan Perry has decided to broaden his musical horizons by going to Brasil
> > and learning the Samba. He has included two drum-filled, hip
> > shaking samba numbers in his latest album. His voice carries the
> > cry of the Samba dancers down the Avenue where the carnaval schools
> > parade. He was actually down in Brasil during this past carnaval,
> > and many Brazilian DCD fans were ecstatic to hear him scream the
> > name of the winner of the Schools of Samba,
>
> I think the real april fools joke would be to tell the people that the
> Brendan Perry album was done ;)
>
> jason
>
> [email protected]
>
> ps-This rimy river ltd. ed. advertisement works well as a cover on any
> dartboard. try it!
>
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 07:00:37 -0500
Frank wrote:
>>Brendan Perry has decided to broaden his musical horizons by going to Brasil
>>and learning the Samba. He has included two drum-filled, hip
>>shaking samba numbers in his latest album.
>
>I hate all latin music.
Well, and all Latin music hates you too. What a lovely enlightened attitude
you've got there. I suppose you've heard all the Latin music there is, in
all its forms, so as to reach that conclusion?
Besides, it's a joke.
Larry
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 07:04:07 -0500
my copy has a translation of the word on the cardboard slipcase.
y'know, the blurb they always put on the back?? anyway, check
the copy you have access to, otherwise i can look it up for you
upon request (im at work, and am not connected at home).
when youre done with the paper, i'd be very interested in reading
it.
dan
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 07:00:29 -0500
Matthew wrote:
>I am most happy. When Twinlights came out last year I paid the outrageous
>price of $13.99. Needless to say I no longer frequent that CD store.
>Today however redemption was found. At a nearby Tower that I'd only been
>to once before I asked the girl in charge of singles for the new Tishbite
>CD. She showed me one of them and I asked about the other. She hesitated
>for a moment and then from a secret hiding place pulled out both Tishbite
>singles (that she had been saving for herself) for an astounding $5.99 a
>piece!!!
>
>Yay! Cheers! Shouts of acclamation for this great person!!!
Indeed. So, didya ask her out?
Larry
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 09:08:37 -0500
I've got that 'new' Brook cd "Shona". As anything he puts out, it is well
worth the import price. Though the tracks are have new titles and such, the
music is pretty much variations on the same themes he's been working on
all along. Not by any means that this is bad. The disc is wonderful,
though I wouldnt call it a new full scale release.
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 11:34:21 -0500
Hello all. Just gotten it together long enough to post yet another electronic
auction. The items listed are separated into groups by format (7" Singles /
12" EPs, 10" EPs and LPs / CDEPs and CDs). Unless otherwise noted, all items
are M or M-. Information on bidding to follow...
Ta Da!
Roy (coppin' Brandon's style...almost)
RBN [email protected]
7"Singles^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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single; 4AD; cat. no. SCHEER 1
minimum bid: $7
VARIOUS ARTISTS (Liquorice, Kendra Smith, Red House Painters): "Joe Friday"
7" single; 4AD; cat. no. K9
minimum bid: $10
12" EPs, 10" EPs,
LPs^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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508 --- some ringwear on sleeve and inner sleeves, vinyl is in M-
minimum bid: $15
THIS MORTAL COIL: "Song to the Siren" / "Sixteen Days, Gathering Dust" 12"
EP; 4AD; cat. no. BAD 310
minimum bid: $12
VARIOUS ARTISTS: "Red Hot + Bothered: The Indie Rock Guide to Dating 1" 10" +
fanzine; RED HOT/Kinetic; cat. no. 45954 --- features Liquorice, Folk
Implosion, Noise Addict, Grifters and Freedom Cruise (with Kim and Kelley
Deal); ltd. edition of 1,000; OUT-OF-PRINT
minimum bid: $20
CDEPs,CDs^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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minimum bid: $10
FRAZIER CHORUS: "Ray" CD; Charisma; cat. no. 91641 --- U.S. issue NOW DELETED
minimum bid: $15
cat. no. 2-45902-A
minimum bid: $10
PRINCESS DRAGONMOM (Warren Defever a.k.a. HNIA, ESP): "Slow Poke In. 12 CD
with kernel of corn; Insignificant Records; no cat. no.
minimum bid: $12
Dedicated; cat. no. DEDCD 008
minimum bid: $35
VARIOUS ARTISTS: "Facing the Wrong Way" CD; 4AD U.K.; cat. no. FTWW 1
minimum bid: $25
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*ALL BIDS MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIVATELY TO: RBN [email protected]
*Bids will be accepted up until 8:00 pm (central standard time) of Wednesday
April 10th, 1996.
*Items will go to the person with the highest bid placed before the
aforementioned deadline.
*Winners who fail to make payment on items will forfeit the item to the next
highest bidder.
*Postage must be paid by winning bidder.
*All participants with contending bids will be updated as necessary.
RBN [email protected]
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 09:27:58 -0800
Don't know if this had been mentioned yet, but Kristen Hersh is playing
Friday, April 19th at McCabe's Guitar Shop. Tickets go on sale April 5th.
Also, Modern English is playing the Coachouse In June or something. I
laughed when I saw this. You'd think there'd be some great band burial
ground next to the elephant one and all bands could go there at their
appointed time.
Does anyone know when Lush is playing LA and where?
thanks, matthew
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 09:56:02 -0800
Tim Coronel wrote:
>Does anyone know anything more about (French?) singer Barbara Grogan, who
>appears on a number of Hector Zazou projects?
I may be totally bogus here: but wasn't she the singer of the early-80s
Scottish new wave band Altered Images (whose hit "Happy Birthday"
everyone must have heard) who was also in the Bill Forsyth film
"Gregory's Girl"? Wotta cuuutie...
__________ __________________
Jens Alfke [email protected]
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 11:17:26 -0800
>Tim Coronel wrote:
>>Does anyone know anything more about (French?) singer Barbara Grogan, who
>>appears on a number of Hector Zazou projects?
>
>I may be totally bogus here: but wasn't she the singer of the early-80s
>Scottish new wave band Altered Images (whose hit "Happy Birthday"
>everyone must have heard) who was also in the Bill Forsyth film
>"Gregory's Girl"? Wotta cuuutie...
That would be CLAIRE Grogan. Quite attractive, actually.
Rick
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 11:39:51 -0800
> I may be totally bogus here: but wasn't she the singer of the early-80s
> Scottish new wave band Altered Images (whose hit "Happy Birthday"
That's a different Grogan (Claire, or something). Fans of
the series Red Dwarf may know her as Kochanski.
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Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 14:36:32 -0500
<[email protected]>
> Tim Coronel wrote:
> >Does anyone know anything more about (French?) singer Barbara Grogan, who
> >appears on a number of Hector Zazou projects?
>
> I may be totally bogus here: but wasn't she the singer of the early-80s
> Scottish new wave band Altered Images (whose hit "Happy Birthday"
> everyone must have heard) who was also in the Bill Forsyth film
> "Gregory's Girl"? Wotta cuuutie...
>
> __________ __________________
> Jens Alfke [email protected]
> Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 14:33:00 EST
someone just wrote aboute being suprised about a michael brook non-4ad
record. m, brook is actually signed with real world and not with 4ad. when
i talked to warren defever he said that not even his name is alive is signed
to 4ad. he said legally no one on 4ad is signed to 4ad. ivo also said in an
interview a ways back that he never signs a band. he actually contracts bands
each record or single or anything is an individual contract with 4ad. this is
why 4ad is so great because they can use so many artists without scaring them
into staying. jennifer toomey, guitarist and singer of liquorice, is also
owner of a decently sized independent label "simple machines" and has another
band called tsunami and she releases singles by liquorice and tsunami concur-
rently with 4ad. warren defever works the same way. he has his own label and
releases at least something a month. also, king of sweet was warren's record
way before ivo's 4ad came knocking. i like this a lot and find it a big plusl
for 4ad. look at what's going on with the cocteau twins in releasing their
milk and kisses. it's taking them for fucking ever. what's cool with 4ad is
that the music comes first and if ivo can't put it first he doesn't sign it.
this is what happened to red house painters. ivo couldn't put a record he
didn't agree out when he didn't believe "4ad" could support in the way they
did the other records. however, ivo never forced anything with kozolek or
made him do anything like prince had to with warner or neil young had to with
geffen and so and so on. kozolek has free reign to take his record to other
labels. that's very cool. ivo stays cool and so does kozolek's muzik.
anyway...
that's all folks,
star vein
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 12:18:25 -0800
You wrote:
>
>Hello, about a week ago, somebody posted a message about a
Chapterhouse
>vinyl box set, and I lost the message. Anyway, does anyone have any
info
>on this?
i am very interested as well, if you get any info. via private e-mail
(please post it) :)
if in fact such a thing does not exist does anyone know of anyway to
obtain
-sunburst
-freefall
-pearl
these are the only singles i haven't tracked down thus far. thanks.
-robert.
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 13:03:28 -0700
On Wed, 3 Apr 1996, Jens Alfke wrote:
> Tim Coronel wrote:
> >Does anyone know anything more about (French?) singer Barbara Grogan, who
> >appears on a number of Hector Zazou projects?
>
> I may be totally bogus here: but wasn't she the singer of the early-80s
> Scottish new wave band Altered Images (whose hit "Happy Birthday"
> everyone must have heard) who was also in the Bill Forsyth film
> "Gregory's Girl"? Wotta cuuutie...
>
> __________ __________________
> Jens Alfke [email protected]
>
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 14:56:22 -0500
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SWANS ON GLASS 7" (AD6) --$12
b/w "Incident"
GATHERING DUST 7" (AD15) --$12
b/w "Tranquility Of A Summer Moment"
SMILES AND LAUGHTER 7" (AD110) --$10
b/w "Mesh And Lace"
LIFE IN THE GLASSHOUSE 12" (BAD208) -- $8
b/w "The Choicest View"
I MELT WITH YOU 7" (AD212) -- $10
b/w "The Prize"
GATHERING DUST 12" EP (BAD306) -- $8
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SOMEONE'S CALLING 7" (AD309) -- $5
b/w "Life In The Gladhouse"
SOMEONE'S CALLING 12" (BAD309) -- $8
b/w "Life In The Gladhouse"
CHAPTER 12 7" (AD401) -- $5
b/w "Ringing In The Change"
CHAPTER 12 12" (BAD401) -- $8
b/w "Ringing In The Change" & "Reflection"
CLAN OF XYMOX:
A DAY 12" (BAD504) -- $8.00
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Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 13:58:19 -0800
I got Smile by Ride at the music store yesterday and was wondering
if this was the the compalation to the two LP's/EP's whatever. Oh, They
also had a Red Raven by the Throwing Muses with 11 live tracks for
$17.00 is this any good? By good I mean poppy and accesable.
How come nobody talks about bands like That Dog or any of the
Guernica bands? Do they suck (for lack of a better term)?
One more thing, does anyone know about the existance of any
Gala, Spooky Era demo's that Lush put out? Thanks for you time,
Brian!
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 13:43:20 -0800
I just got this today, it's from 4AD/WB/Reprise, cat no. PRO-C-8096. I
have a feeling that this may only be available on cassette, since I did
not see any cd copies, but I could be wrong.
Here's the track listing:
Side a
1. Lush - Ladykillers
2. Lush - Tinkerbell
3. Mojave 3 - Where is the Love
4. Mojave 3 - Mercy (KCRW acoustic)
5. scheer - Screaming
6. scheer - You Said (Electric version)
Side b
7. Liqourice - Team Player
8. Lisa Germano - Small Heads
9. Heidi Berry - The Devil
10.His Name is Alive - ESP Summer
11.Tarnation - Halfway to Madness
12.The Amps - Pacer
haven't heard it yet, but all except tracks 4, 8, 9 and 10 have been
released elsewhere...
Strick9
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 13:14:58 BST
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 15:32:52 -0600
> Just wondering ... does anyone know if the 'Shaving the Pavement' show in
> Chicago sold out?
>
I don't see how it could have. There were tickets for
several other shows going on sale through TicketBastard at the
same time Saturday at noon, so I waited down at the Metro.
For about a half hour, this nice sixteen-year-old and I were
the only ones waiting, and once tix went on sale, there were
no more than ten folks in line. No TicketBastard charges at
that location, as usual! Oh, as of 3:30pm Wednesday (today),
tickets are still available. See you there Chicago area folk!
Nick
Dominic M. Tolli Home 847.680.1623
1196 Huntington South Drive Work 847.576.1617
Mundelein, IL 60060-4900 USA INTERNET: [email protected]
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Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 17:50:07 -0500
i was wonderin',
did the lush shows sell out in Boston, Philly, and Providence? i'm still
trying to decide if i'm going to any of those...
lor
Date: Thu, 4 Apr 1996 01:32:54 -0500
for fecks sake. claire grogan is a two foot fucking midget who lives in
Finsbury "soon-to-be-played-in-by-the-Sad-Pistols" Park and she should
just go fall in a hole.
love
impuritycat
xxx
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 15:55:16 -0800
Brian wrote:
>> I got Smile by Ride at the music store yesterday and was wondering
if this was the the compalation to the two LP's/EP's whatever. Oh, They
also had a Red Raven by the Throwing Muses with 11 live tracks for
$17.00 is this any good? By good I mean poppy and accesable. <<
Smile is the compilation of the two EPs, yes.
Is it the Red HEAVEN with the Kristin Hersh solo live tracks? I
have that and it's pretty good although it sounds a bit unrehearsed. If
you're looking for 'poppy and accessible' (I don't know whether that's
supposed to be in jest, or what!), however, you should skip Red Heaven.
In fact, skip Throwing Muses and 4ad altogether if you're looking for
that. Go buy yourself the Hootie CD instead.
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 19:50:33 -0500
Lush tix are still avail for the Philly date.
(why does it have to be the same night as Ruby!?)
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 18:08:00 CST
At 10:39 PM 4/2/96 -0500, [email protected] wrote:
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 20:16:41 -0500
after stopping by the local bbok shop, i noticed huH sitting there on the
shelf. curiosity got the best of me since i had never seen one before and
thought they were available by subscription only. turns out after skimming
over the editor's monthly letter, that very issue (#20) is the premiere
newstand issue. It also mentions that the CD will still only be available
monthly, to subscribers. It also still listed Vaughan Oliver/v23 as "Design
Director", contrary to rumors I've heard that he left the project. The issue
didn't have very much in the way of reviews and interviews (listy wise that
is), although I only had a few minutes the glance through, i'll be returning
tomorrow to pick it up for closer inspection.
thought some of you might be interested in knowing it out in the public's eye
now.
[email protected]
'
Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 18:14:52 -0800
I don't know if Kelly will announce this (I don't think she's subbed anymore)
but there's a record release party for Super 31's new CD _Eye Heavy_
on Easter Sunday, April 7th at 8pm at The Alligator Lounge, 3321 Pico Blvd.
in Santa Monica, all ages.
I haven't heard the CD yet myself... I'm sure Brant could say a word or two
on it.
Also appearing are The Lemmings (haven't heard them) and 8 Page Story.
8 Page Story are gigging really hard in these parts; I've caught them about
5 times in the last two months. They're really sounding great-- a blend of
upbeat indie-pop, with some folkish leanings, very fun music. Their singer
is the biggest Cocteau Twins freak I know not on this list-- you can ask
her about the things Robin's sent her recently.
Should be a not-to-miss concert extravaganza for the whole family!
-nick