Subject: V23 Manchester
Subject: 4ad London
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Subject: 4AD 1996
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Date: Wed, 14 Aug 1996 19:47:46 -0500
Does anybody in Manchester could take pictures or
even video shoots of the V23 exhibits.
Tell the people you are a student, ask for a special
permission, something....
I think that would be great.
Or.........is it that boring ?
Cedric : [email protected]
P.S. Those who can scan their advance copy of Lisa G. "Excerpts"
or whatever very advance stuff they get, try sending
"unzipped" versions to me.....
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 1996 23:04:48 -0500
Oh....
And could someone in London phone 4ad and ask them
about the catalog numbers (6013, 6015, 6017, 6018).
Like what will be the Gus Gus catalog number, etc...
Just say it is for the 4ad list members, or
for some kind of Iuma site you need to update,
or something.....
Or.....will they think we're too obsessed ?
Ciao,
Cedric : [email protected]
P.S. If anybody has access to V23 postcards and posters, etc...
....ahhh..... nevermind........
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 07:41:33 -0400
Worldwide, I believe it was DCD's "Into The Labyrinth", although I don't have
the exact figures, but I do remember reading this somewhere.
I would say that it would have to be something by DCD if only due to their
broad audience appeal.
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 08:26:49 -0700
Roy Burns wrote:
> Worldwide, I believe it was DCD's "Into The Labyrinth", although I
> don't have the exact figures, but I do remember reading this somewhere.
> I would say that it would have to be something by DCD if only due to
> their broad audience appeal.
Well, Dead Can Dance ARE 4AD's most profitable group on the label
worldwide after all! They even sell more than Red Atkins!!!
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 10:42:41 -0400
more ramblings on throwing muses shows...
>Tanya Donnelly (looking
>absolutely splendid, if a little forlorn in the back of the club,
>having never been asked to leap onstage, ala Spinal Tap, for a
>triumphant return).
it seems i always see tanya at the throwing muses shows i've been to since
tanya left...usually slightly sulky- or bored-looking as she stands off to
the side of the stage.
>For the first time in memory, and I have
>personally seen the Muses some 25-plus times over the last ten
>years, they fail to play a single song from the first record. Maybe
>they figure there are none of us left ;) The loss seems less than
>critical however; even with one lonely soul at the bar crying out in
>vain, over and over, for "Delicate Cutters".
really?? like you, i've seen the muses quite a few times (if not 25, maybe
15+ over the past 9 years) as i grew up in the boston/providence area (do
you remember those shows at the living room? sigh). but i always felt the
striking feature about their shows was that they trotted out new songs i'd
never heard every time i saw them, and rarely played anything from the
first album. in fact, i don't think i heard much of anything earlier than
'hunkpapa' after 1989-1990, until a show in fall 93 where they played
'vicky's box.'
in winter 1990 kristin played two solo shows at tt the bear's in cambridge
(where i first heard some of the songs on 'the real ramona' and even 'red
heaven'), and those nights were almost like sing-alongs: about thirty of
us packed into the tiny club while she did everything in her repertoire,
including several songs from the first album. i'm just wondering if you're
really lucky, i'm really unlucky, and what other people's experiences were
like.
--joshua
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 12:00:37 -0400
I am familiar with exactly one song by TM, namely "Dizzy",
which I have on the "Just Say Mao" disk.
Q. How typical/representative of TM is "Dizzy"? Qualified as
typical of a particular period in TM's development?
Thanks!
--
John Porter
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 16:36:05 +0000
At 11:41 8/15/96 +0000, you wrote:
>Worldwide, I believe it was DCD's "Into The Labyrinth", although I don't have
>the exact figures, but I do remember reading this somewhere.
Yes, according to Sept. 96 issue of A.P. (the one with the lovely photo of
Lisa & Brendan on cover) "Into the Labyrinth" was 4ad's biggest commercial
success at 750,000 copies sold worldwide.
Carol Coney
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 18:46:17 +0200
"C.K. Coney"
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 09:07:47 -0700
C'est La Mort has closed up shop within the past
couple of years, with Woodrow Dumas reportedly glad to be
out of the business. I just got this message from him:
> If anyone would like info on CLM
> back catalogue stuff, have them e-mail me. I still have a few odds and ends.
> [email protected]
I don't have any info on what's still available, but the
complete discography is as follows:
001 Dr. Death Vol. 1
002 Room Nine Voices Of A Summer Day
003 Friends Of Ghosts Realm Of The Senses
004 Psyche Unveiling Secret
006 Area The Perfect Dream
007 Dr. Death Vol. 3 Les Peches l'Amant
008 Arms Of Someone New Promise
009 Beautiful Pea Green Boat Still Life
010 Heavenly Bodies Celestial
011 Future Neighbors Flesh Of Love
017 Heavenly Bodies Rains On Me 12"
018 Area Radio Caroline
019 Arms Of Someone New Every Seventh Wave
020 Blue Blue Blue Reclusallucination
021 Area Between Purple And Pink
022 Controlled Bleeding Songs From Ashes
025 East Ash Crushing A Flood
026 Courage Of Lassie Sing Or Die
027 Condition Swamp Walk
028 Handful Of Snowdrops Land Of The Damned
029 Doctor Death Vol. 4 The Marvels Of Insect Life
030 Johanna's House Of Glamour Farewell Street
031 Area Fragments of the Morning
032 M-1 Alternative Aviary
033 East Ash Ellie
034 Handful of Snowdrops Dans l'oeil de la Tempete
035 Doctor Death Vol. 5 Hearts Lust In Limbo
036 Judgement Of Paris Conversion
037 Grace Darling Grace Darling
038 Big Hat Shimmer
039 Doctor Death Vol. 6 Floribundus
040 Judgement Of Paris Signal
041 M-1 Alternative The Little Threshing FLoor
042 ??? ???
043 Ten Wings Wishing Well
044 Tel Basta Laid Up In Lavender
045 Johanna's House Of Glamour Style Monsters
046 ??? ???
047 ??? ???
048 ??? ???
049 ??? ???
050 Johanna's House Of Glamour Forever Autumn 7"
| Brant Nelson | 1817 Corinth Ave. #10 | open your eyes
| Dewdrops Records | LA, CA 90025-5567 | to northern skies
| Uncommon music that deserves to be heard |
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Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 10:05:56 -0700
>Liquorice - Stalls 7"
>
>Hey, I got this a couple of days ago. It has three non-album tracks,
>all sounding very Liquoriceish. Not as good as the album, though.
>Wey kewl, even so.
I've got to disagree on this point: Stalls (the song, itself) is better
than anything on the album...actually one of my very favorite songs ever.
my penny and a half.
rick
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 13:14:10 -0400
come on Jay you should be in the know. Don't forget the Breeders "Last
Splash".
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 13:37:00 -0400
That is probably the least typical Muses song their is. In fact that is the
one song you will never hear them play ever again. It is one of their more
popular singles, but Kristin is not a big fan of it.
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 17:00:10 +0000
At 19:18 8/14/96 +0000, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I am a new member to this list and have a question to all of you Dead
>Can Dance fans. I have been a fan since around 1985 when I first heard
>the "Lonely Is An Eyesore" compilation. I have seen Dead Can Dance two
>times. (One this past Sunday in Los Angeles). I was looking for any
>thoughts on the Lisa Gerrard solo record. For some reason, I never
>purchased it. How does it compare with the Lisa DCD songs?? Is it
>worth it??
>
It's worth every damn penny and more. Do not hesitate to buy it! My favorite
way of listening to it is loud, in the dark with candlelight, and a nice
glass of wine for sipping. Pure pleasure.
Carol Coney
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 13:11:25 -0700
I had the chance to chat with Robin Hurley, the main man at 4AD US
this morning and was able to ask him about what is forthcoming with 4AD
for the rest of '96. Here is the list of releases as of August 15th.
Catalogue numbers and dates are for the UK...
6012 LISA GERMANO - "Excerpts From A Love Circus" (album)
LP: CAD 6012
CD: CAD 6012 CD
Sept. 9th
6013 GUS GUS - "Polyester Day" (EP)
EP: BAD 6013
CD: BAD 6013 CD
Sept. 30th
6014 THROWING MUSES - "Limbo" (album)
LP: CAD 6014
CS: CAD C 6014
CD: CAD 6014 CD
Aug. 19th
and from Throwing Music/Rykodisc
CS: RCD 10352
CD: RAC 10352 (with extra video track for "Ruthie's Knocking"!!)
out now!
CD: Ruthie's Knocking (EP)
out now!
6015 THE PALADINS - "Million Mile Club" (album)
LP: CAD 6015
CD: CAD 6015 CD
Oct. 7th
6016 THROWING MUSES - "Shark" (EP)
7": AD 6016
7": AD D 6016
CD: BAD 6016 CD
out now!
6019 LISA GERMANO - "Small Heads" (EP)
7": AD 6019
CD" BAD 6019 CD
Aug. 12th
Planned for '97 are new albums from Tarnation (4AD worldwide except
North America) and Mojave 3 plus a previously unreleased Belly track on a
second "Friends" soundtrack. The [part one] words seen on the "Universal
Frequencies" 7" and CD from His Name Is Alive was done with the idea that
there would be parts two and three, which MIGHT happen in '97, hopefully.
More info on all of this and more yet to come...
The "Death To The Pixies" retrospective, the Adamson/Wolfgang Press
remix best-of, Tanya Donelly's solo LP, The Jive Bombers and the limited
10" series have all been pushed back until '97 or beyond while Mojave 3
have discarded the planned "Mercy" remix EP. And with regard to the
Brendan Perry solo album, as the Brend-ster said himeslf in the September
issue of AP, "Don't hold your breath!" Darn!
Rich was very nice to respond to me regarding the 4AD web page The
Site, assuring me that there will be renovations done and improvements
made to the pages. We must be patient for the time being, however.
Thanks for the help, Rich! Where were you when I called this morning?
Thanks to Robin for taking time out of his busy day to chat with me!!
Lush are appearing in my town later tonight (and Friday in Montreal)
so I'm a happy camper. It makes up for learning that the Red Atkins box
set is permanently shelved, that's for sure!
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 20:14:25 +0200
>I had the chance to chat with Robin Hurley
Thanks Jeff, this is the kind of info I'd like to read.
One question:
> CD: RAC 10352 (with extra video track for "Ruthie's Knocking"!!)
Does this mean 'CD-Video'. 'CD-I', Multimedia PC/Mac Video', on what sort
of machine should someone play this thing?
Emiel Efdee
...
the Netherlands, August 15, 1996
... [email protected]
... http://www.luna.nl/~efdee
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 14:09:54 +0500
Hello !
Well i am new here , my name is David and write since Peru .
I will want to know if somebody have information about the french band
CDA ...
I only have of their the "au val des roses" and the song "anton's mind
getting blind" that is part from a Brazilian Compilation called
"Black Sundays Compilation " with others great bands ....
regards
David.
On Thu, 15 Aug 1996, Emiel Efdee wrote:
> >I had the chance to chat with Robin Hurley
>
> Thanks Jeff, this is the kind of info I'd like to read.
>
>
>
> One question:
>
> > CD: RAC 10352 (with extra video track for "Ruthie's Knocking"!!)
>
> Does this mean 'CD-Video'. 'CD-I', Multimedia PC/Mac Video', on what sort
> of machine should someone play this thing?
>
>
>
> Emiel Efdee
> ...
> the Netherlands, August 15, 1996
> ... [email protected]
> ... http://www.luna.nl/~efdee
>
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 21:13:50 +0200
6001 LUSH - "Single Girl"
6002 LUSH - "Ladykillers"
6003 SCHEER - "Shea"
6004 LUSH - "Lovelife"
6005 SCHEER - "Wish You Were Dead"
6006 SCHEER - "Infliction"
6007 HIS NAME IS ALIVE - "Universal Frequencies"
6008 DEAD CAN DANCE - "Spiritchaser"
6009 LUSH - "500 (Shake Baby Shake)"
6010 HIS NAME IS ALIVE - "Stars On E.S.P."
6011 HEIDI BERRY - "Miracle"
6012 LISA GERMANO - "Excerpts From A Love Circus"
6013 GUS GUS - "Polyester Day"
6014 THROWING MUSES - "Limbo"
6015 THE PALADINS - "Million Mile Club"
6016 THROWING MUSES - "Shark"
6017 ?
6018 ?
6019 LISA GERMANO - "Small Heads"
6020 ?
6021 ?
6022 ?
6023 ?
4AD 1997:
JIVE BOMBERS
MOJAVE 3
TARNATION
HIS NAME IS ALIVE
TANYA DONELLY
PIXIES
THE WOLFGANG PRESS
LIMITED EDITION 10" SERIES
4AD ?:
BRENDAN PERRY
TAKE THAT
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 14:15:00 -0500
> Uhm. Both "Last Splash" and "Star" sold over a million copies, I seem
> to remember. I seem to remember that "Last Splash" sold 1.5 mill in
> the US alone.
>
Yes, But Last Spalsh and Star were one of those odd joint release things
with Warner Bros....
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Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 14:17:43 -0500
Mike Glader wrote:
>
> > Uhm. Both "Last Splash" and "Star" sold over a million copies, I seem
> > to remember. I seem to remember that "Last Splash" sold 1.5 mill in
> > the US alone.
> >
>
> Yes, But Last Spalsh and Star were one of those odd joint release things with
arner Bros....
Oops....I meant Elektra... (same damn company anyway...)
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* for a couple of bucks Universe was created. This *
* no doubt about it: has made a lot of people *
* KMFDM SUCKS" very angry and been widely *
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Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 13:31:27 -0700
to mr colon and everyone elese who responded to my inquiry about orders
from a certain mark frank.
i finally recieved mine yesterday.
hopefully you have all gotten yours as well...
ciao
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 13:33:26 -0700
At 02:09 PM 8/15/96 +0500, you wrote:
>Hello !
>Well i am new here , my name is David and write since Peru .
>I will want to know if somebody have information about the french band
>CDA ...
>I only have of their the "au val des roses" and the song "anton's mind
>getting blind" that is part from a Brazilian Compilation called
>"Black Sundays Compilation " with others great bands ....
>
Hi,
I'm Stephane from France. Frankly, I don't know what CDA is doing now, but
they had a bunch of records in France. I don't have the informations with me
right now, but if nobody on the list can give you what you need, write me
next month. I'll be back in my country:
Stephane Sommet
9 rue Antoine Coysevox
51510 Fagnieres
France
No email there !!!
Bye...
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 16:52:32 -0700
Emiel,
> 4AD ?:
>
> BRENDAN PERRY
>
> TAKE THAT
My goodness, Take That?!?!?
Jeff Keibel
Toronto, ON
CANADA
[email protected]
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 17:36:21 EDT
Dizzy is really typical of Throwing Muses work in the middle of their
careers.. The music has changed pretty much on the last three albums, but
worth checking out Hunkpapa (where dizzy is on),and the real ramona.. (even
thes tuff before hunkpapa is great great great)... They have quite an
extensive amount of stuff out.
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 23:56:37 +0200
>My goodness, Take That?!?!?
Yeah, but there's a rumor that they've split... so we should expect five
solo records, in a limited collectors box made of real mad-cow-bones! (UK
only)
I've seen some of the artwork v23 did for them: the limited Rimy River is a
cheap thing compared to those graphics!
;-)
- end of joke -
Emiel Efdee
...
the Netherlands, August 15, 1996
... [email protected]
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 15:51:52 -0500
Rick Stone wrote:
> >Liquorice - Stalls 7"
> >
> >Hey, I got this a couple of days ago. It has three non-album tracks,
> >all sounding very Liquoriceish. Not as good as the album, though.
> >Wey kewl, even so.
>
> I've got to disagree on this point: Stalls (the song, itself) is better
> than anything on the album...actually one of my very favorite songs ever.
Y'know, I've got to agree on this point. But then again, that single was
the first piece of Liquorice recording that I heard, so everything kinda
went downhill from there (i.e. wasn't quite as impressed with the album).
The "remix" with the farm animal noises is mighty cute, tho'....
hk
--
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"ciggy, ciggy, puff, puff, cough and wheeze...." - the monochrome set
Date: Thu, 15 Aug 1996 16:37:51 -0500
I just returned from Houston and at the airport I picked up Q magazine where
they advertise the Sundays debut, 'Reading, Writing & Artihmetic', as a
reissue. Also, they review it (giving it a great review) and, the most
important, they said that 'A new album is due out soon'. Anyone knows more
about it?
Pepe
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