[sdre-l]: touring partners
well...I think the ultimate would be opening for 3 tenors, followed by zamfir, master of the pan flute hehe Dan T.
[sdre-l]: live cd and recent tour
hey all, This may be just me, but has anybody who had the good fortune to attend a show of the recent tour been a bit disenchanted by the HIFTBSO tour live cd as a result? I've been listening to it, and though it captured the energy and mood of that tour, the songs on it that were played both tours just don't stack up to how they were played this tour. I guess this is good, it means SDRE had a great time this tourand man did it rock. It just makes me want to pop in one of their studio cd's now whenever I hear a track from the live cd. Hopefully when the hotline server's back up, there will be complete audio from this tour on it...that would be sooo coool. Dan T.
Re: [sdre-l]: dave matthews band?!?!
scoping outsdre tour GOOD...sdre not tour BAD if SDRE was opening for hansen, I'd go see SDRE then leave. Dan T. On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, bakesale wrote: > i think you're being a bit too optimistic here... > > the point is not that we have as much a chance of seeing them as they > (the dave matthews fans) do -- the point is that we have a lot LESS of > a chance of seeing them if they tour with dave matthews, than if they > headlined their own tour, or toured with a smaller band. > > also... ok, i'm not a complete dmb hater, but i really don't like the > idea of sunny day touring with them. not to be a complete snob, but > there are A LOT of kids in my school (er, you know, the abercrombie > kids) who like dave matthews, and i can't imagine them appreciating > sunny day, and i don't know if i'd want them to. > > but i know i'm being harsh and stereotyping a lot here, and so if > that's what the band wants to do, then that's what they'll have to do. > i can understand how they want to break out to a larger audience, but > i just don't think this is the right band to do it with... > > but then again, i think i read somewhere in the chat transcript that > the dmb tour is not too likely to happen. *crosses fingers* > > jen > > Daniel Trudell wrote: > > > well...we have as much of a chance of seing them as they do...think about > > it...we get our tickets from the same place, we'll have to wait in the > > same lines. the ratio of dmb/sdre fans is statistically insignificant. > > > > on the other side of this coin...it would be awesome if this led to a vast > > increase of SDRE fans. > > > > Dan T. > > >
Re: [sdre-l]: dave matthews band?!?!
well...we have as much of a chance of seing them as they do...think about it...we get our tickets from the same place, we'll have to wait in the same lines. the ratio of dmb/sdre fans is statistically insignificant. on the other side of this coin...it would be awesome if this led to a vast increase of SDRE fans. Dan T. On Mon, 14 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hey, i just wanna say that i've been supporting Sunny Day for sooo many years >nowi've loved every single song they've ever put out and never ever thought >anything negative about the new albums or ANYTHING AT ALLbut now i have a >small problem..i read on the "in the blue" page that DanH said sunny day is trying to >set up playing at "stadiums" with DAVE MATTHEWS BAND!!!seriously..if this goes >down..what the fuck are the fans supposed to do now?!!...i would love for sunny day >to get huge...but not this way...cause that totally wipes out everyong on this list >that doesn't want to have to beat out the dmb fans for tickets...the billions of dmb >fans! > this is all out of wack... > sorry for being upset..but this news frustrated me... > fallen heart...fallen smile > -danny > n.y. >
[sdre-l]: tour dates
hey all, Anybody know anything about dates for the next tour. I heard they were playing "the crest" in sacramento CA this septemberbut that's it...no date. Dan T.
[sdre-l]: sf show reviews
Ok all, here's reviews of both Saturday and Sunday's SF/slim's shows. Saturday, - My friend and I arrived in the area at about 6p. We went to Wa Ha Ka to meet listies, but we were a good hour earlier than I told everybody. I would have stayed until 7, but I could only listen to the music for so long, sorry to all the people who showed. So after a good hour+ wait in line, the doors opened at 8p and we deposited ourselves front & center at the stage. No Knife started out strong, lulled, and then rocked a bit more. Then came SDRE. The setlist: Fool Pillars One The Ocean KBAA G & VG Snibe ESTYA Dissapear TimH J'nuh - 8 TRT In Circles After Fool, which truly rocked btw, people were shouting out song names. I thought I'd be cool and show how encyclopaedic my knowlege was. I looked Jeremy square in the eye (he was 3 feet in front of me) and shouted "Something I learned from X(Z?)eno", which I promptly remembered he didn't sing on. How embarrassing for me. That didn't phase him, though, because the rest of the show blew last years tour clear out of the water. I had the best time last year, but Man, it was night and day. Dan looked like the happiest man on earth. His brothers were there, and we all cheered for them. There were times I was worried that if he jumped any higher, he'd get stuck in the roof. The floor literally shook during Tearing in my Heart. The last time my bones rattled that much, I was 20 yards from a supersonic jet taking off. Talk about moving songs, the earth moved for them. SDRE is too much band for their equipment. Jeremy broke a string on 8 (or was it j'nuh, I don't remember if it was before/during the encore). Sunday -- No Knife busted their Bass amp, but SDRE was kind enough to lend them theirs for the set. I was a bit worried, because if they broke one...then what if they broke SDRE's...I was nervous. However, the concert gods smiled upon us, and the amp was ready to go for SDRE. The first thing said when they went on stage was "How many people were here last night?" I shouted as loud as I could. I was not alone, but us serial SDRE show seers were clearly the minority. This was good, because both nights were sold out. My friend has been seeing shows at slims for years, and said that it is definitely rare for a band to sell out slim's both nights. Then they said that they'd change up the setlist a little. DRAT! me without my pen. Here's my best guess as to the setlist (durned memory): KBAA One Pillars The Ocean ESTYA Fool G & VG Snibe TimH(TimH and Dissapear may be transposed) Dissapear J'nuh - In Circles 8 TRT People were again shouting song names. Jeremy said there would be another tour soon, and that they would play more of the old stuff. Then they said something to the effect of "we'll take requests for the tour now" WOOHOO!!! I think I busted a vocal chord shouting Spade and Parade and GREEeeDee I teamed up with the guy behind me, and we took turns shouting grendel. Dan said something like "That one's difficult" to which I replied "WORTH IT!!" The bit they added onto TRT was cool both nights On saturday, it led into In Circles. Sunday, it was last, so they did a relly cool exit. By that point, everybody who didn't have a drunstick in their hand was on guitar/bass. Everybody (exept Will, of course) left a feedback riff on their guitar as they left, one at a time. Jeremy threw his pic into the audience. Whoever got it is s lucky. The last person to leave was the guy on Keyboards. He left a feedback loop on his guitar that lasted a while after they were all off stage. In allthe whole weekend ROCKED!!! I still have a big ol' grin on my face. Dan T.
Re: [sdre-l]: Another tour?
Last night they told the audeince that they were going to be touring soon. Then they said (I don't know if they were joking) that they would take requests...now (at the show)! I shouted spade and parade and grendel as loud as I could. The guy behind me and I were taking turns shouting grendel, and Dan said something along the lines of "that one's difficult", to which i yelled "worth it"! I went Sat and Sun...stay tuned, details to follow :) With a big ol' Sunny grin on my face Dan T. On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Aaron A. Chernak wrote: > >yeah, i heard somewhere that Sunny Day might tour again after this tour, > >and i was wondering if anyone knew if this was for sure or not. i think > >dan said something about it on the sunny day web page, but he said that > >they "might" tour again. > > At the Philly show, both Dan and Jeremy mentioned that they are > planning(nothing concrete yet) a second tour this year. And they will be > preforming a lot of older songs. Including possibly maybe one we've all > been asking for. ;) Everyone keep their fingers crossed. > > Aaron A. Chernak > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==- > Nothing can clip my wings, I'm a self-taught ugly duckling. > -==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==- > >
[sdre-l]: sf show this saturday
Ha HA! Cool, i've been holding on to these tickets for a long time. It's been over a year since I saw SDRE, and I'm starting to twitch...hehe. If any listers want to get together before the show and hang out, I've already staked out a place to meet. Wa Ha Ka is a Mexican bar/grill that has awesome food, and is less than 100yards away (11th/folsom) from Slim's. And yes, it's all ages. I plan to be there around 7, eating, drinking and being merry with whoever wants to join me. This is by no means organized, it's just a cool place to hang before a concert. I'll be the guy talking to strangers, seeing who's a fan. I'll either have a black leather jacket on, or a hooded sweatshirt with a robot's head embroidered on it. Meet me there (I'm a sucker for a good pun) Dan T. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Dan "tack" Trudell [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Someone told me being in the know is the main thing, We all need the security that belonging brings" -Joy Division, Novelty =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.0.2 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org mQGiBDlzglIRBACFvPYd6+HwiJNyh/g5ucwU3uoAH5WqukzYZN3Uq8VCKAcBXiMj KxssvUq8ITjBYYbZWCXEVKmT3CwiCs7fJuQUNKVKQFW7vWO0ZltVz/IYOHTzIeFv U8+Bqisj4i/TWptlbzGjtc2lIoh5611G8Ju6p7LnOFNxTrR8ZEyhYx1WAwCg6V7P sAG0g78AjBnHD7qMfsth+1MD/0SoNIOqaQTKMYHvjwol5fKexX8zHQLkbkPIRmHF 0NbY9aRGC4GL4xOZbBBHi/+5xUgW+6LMfAhAMTlKeP4iGkPyik0m/rSowOoIJdjc za6LFsdcMo6l0ayfWVzSAtwuc/IBGknRb37XakyUmKn2vZZkfghl7i97MvlWTK9c xfegA/9358nokvXMMTyFgGhnTH7bxfnNPwxJ1hWtqjEkm2bpXD9ntqrvKDiNYxME 8CTChQGKLK/TmqBouFdw51Y/hS2JdvLkZGtOg+SOyRkIfNPTE6LzLXwD4GG68d2g 3Xb7Qh2qLI3I0Pwub42Xp9Nnfr/FAIr78wohC2T2hEylQTo26bQnRGFuaWVsIFRy dWRlbGwgKHRhY2spIDx0YWNrQHJvYm90Ni5jb20+iFYEExECABYFAjlzglIECwoE AwMVAwIDFgIBAheAAAoJEN6y+CSCahdSgawAoOXQrFsuyGgGVpmOGDJRLl5uCXyE AKDlJ9KC6Mw4FEWcw9wGkfXMxLOrNrkBDQQ5c4JZEAQA2hD7pvCjL7GV6grks4Px /b46ffGNRtBxEAYmDKraX9UfRyNeadvOyOkiDOs3aZuTGz4PIZH1mZaw/leb2hnw eGVbYhoP5+QTlH4+njB3bliV1/XcGF2k0AERwEZEWZ9vv5ynEMM6I0Og40VvndpR 4px1jbPpKJdJi+FDqhr3LlcAAwUEAM0OR1Z0dFwheeKW2tYa26PnAC1ppZ5GWhds 5aoPrqXU6EigBVLvtS+0ByyXn9DpDnpMrjPpuEt4wqvRXkVnifWzwljlnyJ+0/hm guaFRk7r/NX4bNhsdHX6vQWx+5CUUD90x2kTYAwq52QQSiponOx3uiTgYcP3TVoB 8SE2XsR+iEYEGBECAAYFAjlzglkACgkQ3rL4JIJqF1KPsQCfbjJ+YzCtAbOOv/Rm oaSWeszjv/sAoMClFFV5TptMYg/pxleo8PeWzPOO =zYfu -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-
[sdre-l]: review....ouch!
This TRT review really rips on SDRE's pre-trt stuff http://www.sfweekly.com/issues/2000-07-19/music4.html ouch Dan T -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Dan "tack" Trudell [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Someone told me being in the know is the main thing, We all need the security that belonging brings" -Joy Division, Novelty =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.0.2 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org mQGiBDlzglIRBACFvPYd6+HwiJNyh/g5ucwU3uoAH5WqukzYZN3Uq8VCKAcBXiMj KxssvUq8ITjBYYbZWCXEVKmT3CwiCs7fJuQUNKVKQFW7vWO0ZltVz/IYOHTzIeFv U8+Bqisj4i/TWptlbzGjtc2lIoh5611G8Ju6p7LnOFNxTrR8ZEyhYx1WAwCg6V7P sAG0g78AjBnHD7qMfsth+1MD/0SoNIOqaQTKMYHvjwol5fKexX8zHQLkbkPIRmHF 0NbY9aRGC4GL4xOZbBBHi/+5xUgW+6LMfAhAMTlKeP4iGkPyik0m/rSowOoIJdjc za6LFsdcMo6l0ayfWVzSAtwuc/IBGknRb37XakyUmKn2vZZkfghl7i97MvlWTK9c xfegA/9358nokvXMMTyFgGhnTH7bxfnNPwxJ1hWtqjEkm2bpXD9ntqrvKDiNYxME 8CTChQGKLK/TmqBouFdw51Y/hS2JdvLkZGtOg+SOyRkIfNPTE6LzLXwD4GG68d2g 3Xb7Qh2qLI3I0Pwub42Xp9Nnfr/FAIr78wohC2T2hEylQTo26bQnRGFuaWVsIFRy dWRlbGwgKHRhY2spIDx0YWNrQHJvYm90Ni5jb20+iFYEExECABYFAjlzglIECwoE AwMVAwIDFgIBAheAAAoJEN6y+CSCahdSgawAoOXQrFsuyGgGVpmOGDJRLl5uCXyE AKDlJ9KC6Mw4FEWcw9wGkfXMxLOrNrkBDQQ5c4JZEAQA2hD7pvCjL7GV6grks4Px /b46ffGNRtBxEAYmDKraX9UfRyNeadvOyOkiDOs3aZuTGz4PIZH1mZaw/leb2hnw eGVbYhoP5+QTlH4+njB3bliV1/XcGF2k0AERwEZEWZ9vv5ynEMM6I0Og40VvndpR 4px1jbPpKJdJi+FDqhr3LlcAAwUEAM0OR1Z0dFwheeKW2tYa26PnAC1ppZ5GWhds 5aoPrqXU6EigBVLvtS+0ByyXn9DpDnpMrjPpuEt4wqvRXkVnifWzwljlnyJ+0/hm guaFRk7r/NX4bNhsdHX6vQWx+5CUUD90x2kTYAwq52QQSiponOx3uiTgYcP3TVoB 8SE2XsR+iEYEGBECAAYFAjlzglkACgkQ3rL4JIJqF1KPsQCfbjJ+YzCtAbOOv/Rm oaSWeszjv/sAoMClFFV5TptMYg/pxleo8PeWzPOO =zYfu -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-
Re: [sdre-l]: weird place to hear sunny day
I worked at a college TV station, and one of the syndicated shows "Board Wild" was playing "Roses in Water" in the background to footage of women's tournament snowboarding...I think it was more for the title than anything else. I made sure that episode was played over and over and over throughout the weeks (until I quitplace sucked) dan t -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Dan "tack" Trudell [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Someone told me being in the know is the main thing, We all need the security that belonging brings" -Joy Division, Novelty =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.0.2 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org mQGiBDlzglIRBACFvPYd6+HwiJNyh/g5ucwU3uoAH5WqukzYZN3Uq8VCKAcBXiMj KxssvUq8ITjBYYbZWCXEVKmT3CwiCs7fJuQUNKVKQFW7vWO0ZltVz/IYOHTzIeFv U8+Bqisj4i/TWptlbzGjtc2lIoh5611G8Ju6p7LnOFNxTrR8ZEyhYx1WAwCg6V7P sAG0g78AjBnHD7qMfsth+1MD/0SoNIOqaQTKMYHvjwol5fKexX8zHQLkbkPIRmHF 0NbY9aRGC4GL4xOZbBBHi/+5xUgW+6LMfAhAMTlKeP4iGkPyik0m/rSowOoIJdjc za6LFsdcMo6l0ayfWVzSAtwuc/IBGknRb37XakyUmKn2vZZkfghl7i97MvlWTK9c xfegA/9358nokvXMMTyFgGhnTH7bxfnNPwxJ1hWtqjEkm2bpXD9ntqrvKDiNYxME 8CTChQGKLK/TmqBouFdw51Y/hS2JdvLkZGtOg+SOyRkIfNPTE6LzLXwD4GG68d2g 3Xb7Qh2qLI3I0Pwub42Xp9Nnfr/FAIr78wohC2T2hEylQTo26bQnRGFuaWVsIFRy dWRlbGwgKHRhY2spIDx0YWNrQHJvYm90Ni5jb20+iFYEExECABYFAjlzglIECwoE AwMVAwIDFgIBAheAAAoJEN6y+CSCahdSgawAoOXQrFsuyGgGVpmOGDJRLl5uCXyE AKDlJ9KC6Mw4FEWcw9wGkfXMxLOrNrkBDQQ5c4JZEAQA2hD7pvCjL7GV6grks4Px /b46ffGNRtBxEAYmDKraX9UfRyNeadvOyOkiDOs3aZuTGz4PIZH1mZaw/leb2hnw eGVbYhoP5+QTlH4+njB3bliV1/XcGF2k0AERwEZEWZ9vv5ynEMM6I0Og40VvndpR 4px1jbPpKJdJi+FDqhr3LlcAAwUEAM0OR1Z0dFwheeKW2tYa26PnAC1ppZ5GWhds 5aoPrqXU6EigBVLvtS+0ByyXn9DpDnpMrjPpuEt4wqvRXkVnifWzwljlnyJ+0/hm guaFRk7r/NX4bNhsdHX6vQWx+5CUUD90x2kTYAwq52QQSiponOx3uiTgYcP3TVoB 8SE2XsR+iEYEGBECAAYFAjlzglkACgkQ3rL4JIJqF1KPsQCfbjJ+YzCtAbOOv/Rm oaSWeszjv/sAoMClFFV5TptMYg/pxleo8PeWzPOO =zYfu -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-
[sdre-l]: how and why the silence
Hey all, before the discussion about why the list went down gets all wierd, here's a few things I found out: 1. the machine that serves sixfootone.com wasn't responding to anything on the net...the whole domain was silent 2. without getting too technical, lets just say that other machines in the same neighborhood at that ISP weren't talking either 3. So...this leads me to believe that a switch or router at the isp was the culprit, or anything else that could have made almost and entire "subnet" go deaf and mute. I don't think that any of the people specific to the running of sdre-l are to blame. And I'm sure the ISP worked as hard and fast as it could to fix the problem, as it seemed to effect them too. ok...so lets put down the flamethrowers and discuss SDRE :) Dan T -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Dan "tack" Trudell [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Someone told me being in the know is the main thing, We all need the security that belonging brings" -Joy Division, Novelty =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.0.2 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org mQGiBDlzglIRBACFvPYd6+HwiJNyh/g5ucwU3uoAH5WqukzYZN3Uq8VCKAcBXiMj KxssvUq8ITjBYYbZWCXEVKmT3CwiCs7fJuQUNKVKQFW7vWO0ZltVz/IYOHTzIeFv U8+Bqisj4i/TWptlbzGjtc2lIoh5611G8Ju6p7LnOFNxTrR8ZEyhYx1WAwCg6V7P sAG0g78AjBnHD7qMfsth+1MD/0SoNIOqaQTKMYHvjwol5fKexX8zHQLkbkPIRmHF 0NbY9aRGC4GL4xOZbBBHi/+5xUgW+6LMfAhAMTlKeP4iGkPyik0m/rSowOoIJdjc za6LFsdcMo6l0ayfWVzSAtwuc/IBGknRb37XakyUmKn2vZZkfghl7i97MvlWTK9c xfegA/9358nokvXMMTyFgGhnTH7bxfnNPwxJ1hWtqjEkm2bpXD9ntqrvKDiNYxME 8CTChQGKLK/TmqBouFdw51Y/hS2JdvLkZGtOg+SOyRkIfNPTE6LzLXwD4GG68d2g 3Xb7Qh2qLI3I0Pwub42Xp9Nnfr/FAIr78wohC2T2hEylQTo26bQnRGFuaWVsIFRy dWRlbGwgKHRhY2spIDx0YWNrQHJvYm90Ni5jb20+iFYEExECABYFAjlzglIECwoE AwMVAwIDFgIBAheAAAoJEN6y+CSCahdSgawAoOXQrFsuyGgGVpmOGDJRLl5uCXyE AKDlJ9KC6Mw4FEWcw9wGkfXMxLOrNrkBDQQ5c4JZEAQA2hD7pvCjL7GV6grks4Px /b46ffGNRtBxEAYmDKraX9UfRyNeadvOyOkiDOs3aZuTGz4PIZH1mZaw/leb2hnw eGVbYhoP5+QTlH4+njB3bliV1/XcGF2k0AERwEZEWZ9vv5ynEMM6I0Og40VvndpR 4px1jbPpKJdJi+FDqhr3LlcAAwUEAM0OR1Z0dFwheeKW2tYa26PnAC1ppZ5GWhds 5aoPrqXU6EigBVLvtS+0ByyXn9DpDnpMrjPpuEt4wqvRXkVnifWzwljlnyJ+0/hm guaFRk7r/NX4bNhsdHX6vQWx+5CUUD90x2kTYAwq52QQSiponOx3uiTgYcP3TVoB 8SE2XsR+iEYEGBECAAYFAjlzglkACgkQ3rL4JIJqF1KPsQCfbjJ+YzCtAbOOv/Rm oaSWeszjv/sAoMClFFV5TptMYg/pxleo8PeWzPOO =zYfu -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-
Re: [sdre-l]: "Faces In Disguise" AWOL?
the set is really trt heavy, maybe they wanted to drop a song. For me, this is good, because it's the one song on TRT that just hasn't interested me yet (I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying it hasn't "grabbed" me) and I wouldn't miss it if they didn't play it. I think it'd be cool to encourage SDRE to go on a non-album specific tour, so they could have the freedom to play what they feel is the "ultimate" SDRE set. Dan T. "chewy" on In the Blue chat On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, Charles Scheer wrote: > Wonder why this song has disappeared from the "standard set" this tour > after a few early performances. It's the highlight of the album. > > > >
Re: [sdre-l]: SDRE Sales!
they're at 97 now...right behind phish Dan T. On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, L.D. Ferris wrote: > > Everybody's favourite band, Sunny Day, sold a bit more than 15,000 copies > during it's first week of sales to land at position #98 on the Billboard > top 200. > > Incidentally, Deftones did 178,000, debuting at position #3. > > > > > > * "The coast is clear! > Lance Ferris * > [EMAIL PROTECTED] * (Tides rush in, > Psychology* pull us farther undertow) > McMaster University * - Cursive > >
Re: [sdre-l]: sdre equipment
didn't they get their equipment stolen towards the end of last years tour? If so, and the stuff was insured, then the expensive gear may not be that much of a stretch to explain. Dan T. On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > i saw sunny day the other night in lawrence and it was awesome. being about > 4 feet from the stage helped a lot ;) > > concert thought: the new songs are so awesome live... i can enjoy TRT so > much more now... i was blown away... to say the least. > > anyway... i noticed that jeremy still plays the same black gibson he plays in > that picture that was on brian's site. granted, he uses it for their old > songs but he still plays it. so, i guess we could assume that they have > aquired their equipment over the years and it's not like they went out and > spent 30 grand on guitars all at once. also, i could be wrong but i just get > the impression that the members have come from fairly well off families. > just a hunch. > > kurt > >
Re: [sdre-l]: Maxim Mag
article is here. http://maximonline.com/articles/review_music.asp?music_id=469 Dan T. On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, L.D. Ferris wrote: > > Uh, not that I read it or anything, but there was a review of TRT in the > X-Chick Maxim Magazine - they basically managed to compliment them and put > them down, and gave the CD 3 out of 5. > > :) > > > * "The coast is clear! > Lance Ferris * > [EMAIL PROTECTED] * (Tides rush in, > Psychology* pull us farther undertow) > McMaster University * - Cursive > >
Re: [sdre-l]: Don't do what I did
I think we're all getting fed up with AD. The only thing compelling about it is the TSMAP t-shirt, which I'm going to buy at the show anyway. Dan T. On Fri, 23 Jun 2000, CAM Inc. wrote: > I am such an idiot.. I just went to Sunny Day's Web site and ordered The > Rising tide for $15 or however much it was.. Then I went to CD Now to see > what they are charging for it, and their price is $11.89, so people, if you > are ordering online, go to CD now, don't order off the store on SDRE's > webpage (I think its artist direct or something) Rip off.. > > ~Charity > > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > >
RE: [sdre-l]: a rising tide review
does anybody know if that "dickies-esque" jacket on AD's site is just a generic jacket that AD slaps band logos on, or is it unique to sdre? Dan T. On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Sheets,Jason wrote: > >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > >does anyone see what i am getting at? or am i just being a > >looney? i am curious as to what other think/feel about the album. > > > > > >you're not being a looney, but then again i have no idea what > >a "state of aporia" is either. > > > >a few general questions not related to this thread: > > > #1: is no knife the only other band playing these show besides sdre? > > #1a: if not, who else is playing? > > #2: does anyone else think a "dickies-esq[sic]" jacket is > somewhat inappropriate? last time i checked, the new album > didn't sound a thing like the deftones or korn. > > #3: if you have seen the sdre postcard on the AD site - did > the shockwave video presentation seem to a bit reminiscent of > the van halen "right now" video to anyone else besides me? > > #4: how much ass does the "in the blue" site kick? damn. > (that's more of a rhetorical question) > > thanks, > > -j. > > > this message was brought to you by: > > jason sheets > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > web: http://www.nwmissouri.edu/~s214560 > >
Re: [sdre-l]: sdre.com is up...
I was just there. I got my TRT CD last night, and it has www.sunnydayrealestate.com on the back. It leads me to believe that artistdirtect didn't have the site ready yet, and this site went up so timebomb wouldn't sue them. All they did was a topnav, a leftnav, the front images and images for apparel and cd's. I wouldn't be surprised if they stole the cd images from John and Reb's site (nexusx.com/sdre). Big sites like this generate their html on the fly, or have templates for production teams to plug content into. This is in no way several months worth of work. SDRE and timebomb got robbed. Maybe we should start a web petition to either bring back Brian's site, or make "in the blue" the official site. AD DOES have a working merch site, the new official site can just link to it. ITB (abbrev in the blue) has a great bulletin board setup (better than ad's) and is sdre-l friendly. I'm willing to conspire with all the big webbheads as to how we can outshine AD's page and win SDRE/timebomb over. Dan T. On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, L.D. Ferris wrote: > ...as I'm sure most of you know. All I have to say is this - is it > possible, Brian, that you could get a job at Artist Direct and show them > how to make a half-decent web page? I mean, honestly, it's about as > uncomplex as you can get! Really, it's as if they heard us bitchign over > here these past two days, said "Whoops, forgot about that web page for > that band!" and put it together in a dy and a half. These guys are > experts? > > It's content isn't even consistent. It has tour dates missing from it's > webpage that were in the email that were sent out (July 6 or 8th or > something), but what is worse is that both the email AND the web page are > missing at least one date - the July 4th one in Toronto, which I just got > my tickets for today, so they sure as hell better be playing... > > The links from the email they sent otu don't even work, and I see nothing > about a bag on the website that they mention in the email. Admittedly, > this coudl be my own server's fault, it wouldn't be the first time I'd > gotten email links that don't work... > > The link section links the the ubl page for SDRE. Now that's just fucking > lazy. The chat room isn't even up - maybe they will link it to > instructions on how to join the pre-existing efnet one, just like they > link to the pre-existing ubl for thier link page.. > > The BBS is up and running, but I prefer the mailing list. I'm totally > impartial in that. :) Speaking of which - where the hell is the link to > the mailing list? > > All in all, it's become quite obvious why they took down Brian/Ansigod's > page so early on - they wanted us to forget what a good page looked like > so that we might process this shit more easily. > > Everyone who sees the guys at the shows should ask "What happened to your > good web page, and why did you get a shitty one put up instead?" > > Also, the logo on the homepage isn't loading, and they have the wrong page > titles on some of the pages as well. > > I notice there isn't a feedback link anywhere in sight...probably the only > smart thing they did with the page. > > Bring back Brian! > > > * "The coast is clear! > Lance Ferris * > [EMAIL PROTECTED] * (Tides rush in, > Psychology* pull us farther undertow) > McMaster University * - Cursive > > >
Re: [sdre-l]: Disgruntled Canadian
maybe the announcement was in french? hehehe, just kidding. If timebomb hears from a significant number of Canadian fans, it won't pass up the opportunity to sell records...that's my assumption at least Dan T On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Marc Joyce wrote: > Hey List > > Well, while you all are enjoying your brand new copies of The Rising Tide, I am >sitting here awaiting my copy to come in at my local HMV. You see, TRT is not being >released domestically in Canada so I have to import it, which is going to cost mucho >deniero and take 2 to 3 weeks! Aaaarg. How many of you people actually knew this? >Why would they not release it in Canada, when they have 2, possibly 3 tour dates >here?!?!? Is there anyone else in my boat, or is HMV bullshitting me? This is very >frustrating, because I havn't heard any of the album yet (except The Ocean) and I do >NOT want to go to the concert and not know any of the songs. Well, that was mostly >just a rant, but if anyone knows why the hell this had to happen to me, let me know. >Enjoy TRT you lucky bastards (no offense). > > M. >
Re: [sdre-l]: artist direct...
it was more of a rant than anything else. a shot in the dark, muster the toops. I don't think cramming their mailbox is going to make them like SDRE any morejust wish they never got the project in the first place. a more successful campaign would be to get small artists on artistdirect to jump ship to mp3.com, stating the slack-ness of ADS as their reason. THAT would impact their finances and motivbate them. Dan T. On Sun, 18 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > as much fun as that sounds, i think the only thing that'll come out of that > is them being really annoyed. i don't know how much that's going to work but > maybe find a more subtle and professional way of handling it. i do'nt know > what in the past people have done in order to try to get them to put the site > up but i'm sure there's a better way other than pestering them. > maybe i'm alone on this one, i don't know...but those are just my two cents. > > ~Beth > >
Re: [sdre-l]: literature & sdre
the whole spiel is on the site. just click on media and then on music. There is a Grendel RA and MP#, and commentary by dan and will. dan (no...not THAT dan...sorry) On Fri, 9 Jul 1999, indifferent indiffer wrote: > > > hay! > > i'm pretty sure i read that grendel was a charactor from a book? > > is that right, if so > which book > > and what other books are related to their music? > > thank you > Nil > > > > > > > > > ___ > "let us sometimes fly away" > > the only SDRE fan in sweden! so it seems! > Nilesh Chauhan : [EMAIL PROTECTED] >: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > check out my radio channel 'ROSES IN WATER' > http://www.imagineradio.com/mymusiclisten.asp?name=rosesinwater > > > __ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >
Re: [sdre-l]: Any DAT traders out there?
on that note...anybody know who the person with the silver video camera centered and about 10 feet from the stage was...I'd like a copy. dan On Sat, 7 Feb 1998, Edward Davis wrote: > Hi, > I was wondering if there were and DAT traders on the list. I recently > taped SDRE at the Maritime hall on july 3 and would love to trade for > some other Sunny Day DATs. I am interested in the show from the 4th and > anything else from the band. Please respond to me personally and send > your list if you would like to trade. > Later, > Ed > > -- > Want To Trade DATs? Come to my sight at: > www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Venue/5771 > >
Re: [sdre-l]: POLL results
the most shouted out song on july 3rd was "47" -dan On Mon, 5 Jul 1999, john d west wrote: > Hey listers. > > got the results all tallied and tabulated n stuff from the last poll. the > request was to list your top five SDRE songs you'd like to see them play > live that they haven't on the recent tours. a total of 20 songs were > included on ballots. the only song i know of that wasn't requested at least > once was "9". but anyways, here are the full results. i did it on a 5 points > for first, 4 for second, etc. points system. here ya go: > > grendel (42) > theo b (41) > red elephant (38) > 48 (35) > sometimes (30) > spade and parade (26) > shadows (24) > friday (21) > 8 (20) > iscarabaid (20) > seven (19) > bucket of chicken (18) > 5/4 (17) > two promises (15) > 47 (9) > round (8) > pheurton skeurto (7) > the onlies (5) > flatland spider (2) > tsopf (1) > > i sent the results to mr. skyward earlier, so maybe the guys will take a > look at the list and consider it when they decide what songs they play on > future tours. i know joe says on the SDRE site that he really would love to > play "theo b" live, so there's one strong possibility there. =) > anyways, as far as future polls go, i've decided to hold off until > september, cuz i seem to be getting less input than usual since it's summer. > so i'll be back with some more fascinating (??) polls at that time. i'll > still be around on the list reading and very occasionally responding to > stuff of course. > take care all. =) > > john > > > np: mineral "endserenading" > > > > "how blessed we are for crying now > for we will laugh someday...and how" > > -Christopher Simpson > > > > ___ > Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com >
Re: [sdre-l]: cali shows
july 3rd: my mind was pretty cloudy and hazy by the time they came on, but I can tell you the songs I remember. pillars guitar and vid games the blankets were the staris ( I know it was from diary, and I know they played it, but when is still murky to me) then they played a whole lot more of HIFTBSO. with some lp2 mixed in (including rodeo jones) Encore was: In Circles roses in water days were golden I just have a hard time remembering the setlist during the middle. Next time, I'll bring a pad and pencil. In related news: sunset valley was ok. Mike Watt was cool, but the singing got in the way sometimes. Before they let us in, Jeremy was in and out of the place, but nobody noticed until they saw him take the mic. I guess we're all used to blurry pixelated gif's from the web, because I know now that he looks different from 3 feet away on the street than he does on the web. I looked into the windows of the little cafe under the hall, and definitely was able to see dan (or some other distinctly bearded fellow) but I was walking and talking with someone at the time, and didn't see anyone else. I also would like to hear about the july 4th show, especially where/when they played in relation to the other bands. I dream of a show where SDRE was on the mainstage, and some better known bands were in the rinky-dink stage they put together in the parking lot. Don't get me wrong, I like Sonic Youth, but I would like to see SDRE on the big stage, with the big crowd. NE-WAY... definitely the high point of the weekend. If you do have the means to see them, I DO reccomend going. ttyl8r dan On Mon, 5 Jul 1999, john d west wrote > hey again. > > one thing i forgot... > anyone who went to the Cali shows this past weekend, i'd love to hear how > they went and what songs the band played. and how that big festival was on > the 4th. i'm especially interested to hear what songs SDRE played there, > since from what i read they were limited to a 45 minute set, when they > usually play around an hour and 15 minutes. anyways, any response on that > would be cool. thanx peoples. =) > > john > > > ___ > Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com >
Re: [sdre-l]: SDRE Chat
on efnet, we chat on #sdre dan (number3 on efnet) On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, CAM Inc. wrote: > > > I heard that there is a SDRE chatroom somewhere. Does anyone know where it > is?? > > > ___ > Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com >
Re: [sdre-l]: Rodeo Jones
It's pretty cool how the albums have similarities. Even though they may sound so different. I was making an SDRE mix tape for my friend, because she had expressed an interest, and I felt like she'd like the band. I put 100 million after Theo B on the tape, and found that the lead guitar parts are similar too. Cool. I like the Theo B one better, though. dan On Tue, 15 Jun 1999, ernesto che guevara wrote: > i know...that is so fucking cool about the j'nuh part. > hey if it ain't broke, don't fix it. and i suppose > that answers my feelings about the how it feels effort > don't it. (for all the people who cared so much) > > --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > here's another interesting little tidbit you all > > might know already: > > > > if you listen to the part of "guitar and video > > games" that goes "tell me > > something you tell a fool..." it goes almost exactly > > like the part in j'nuh > > that goes "call me something at all this time". > > > > hey you guys should see if you can find all the > > little phrases and lines that > > are repeated in sunny day/jeremy enigk songs. > > whoever gets the most wins a > > cookie. > > > > smiles, > > Chris P. (tampa, florida) > > > > === > http://www.pavementtherockband.com > "this site will change your life, or at least it will give you something to do" >-jeff g > _ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com >
Re: [sdre-l]: ??
ANSIGOD, help us help you. If you like, I'll make a page that tells people how to chat. If you like it, use it on the site. dan On Sat, 5 Jun 1999, joanne smets wrote: > hey, someone mentioned there's a sdre chat room.. is that off of the > official site or what url? i almost never chat, but i think if it was > and sdre chat room, it might be kinda neat. = ) > joanne > > _ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com >
Re: [sdre-l]: introductions abroad.
the cool thing I've noticed since joining the list is that you're all generally smarter and more open minded than the average person. "we all need the security that belonging brings." -Joy Division, "Novelty" ttyl8r dan On Sun, 6 Jun 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > as long as we are introducing.. > i thought i'd join in the shameless self promotion. > my name is mike (mike-er-roo) and i've been listening to > sunny day.. since the days of diary, i have only seen them live One single > time but hope to see them again soon. > i love reading, philosophy, and playing guitar. and i live in the midwest > that is michigan. > my other favourite muzak... > appleseed cast, get up kids, red stars theory, gameface, jejune, sarah > mclahlan, frente, knapsack, kid brother collective, & many more. > i love to here from anybody about anything.. > cheers. > mikers >
Re: [sdre-l]: *REPOST* Tutorial on how to use mIRC and get connectedto #SDRE *REPOST*
Hey, I've been using macs for a long time (my dad worked at the plant...I had one in '83). If you want any help in the chat howto, I'm at your disposal. I use macBitchX because it is open-source freeware. If you have any mac questions, feel free to ask. BitchX is on all platforms and is free, so I'd like to hear your opinion on pushing in that direction. dan
[sdre-l]: my sdre ticket adventure in SF
Hey all This is the story about me and some others trying to get tickets in SF today. I'm writing it from the point of view of Grendel (diary) becuase it kept going through my head. "the rain came to wash away my tears" So a couple of days ago, Morgan enlightened us all that there was an SDRE show in San Francisco on july 3rd. This is good, because I live in hayward (CSU hayward, 30-40 miles from SF) and was planning to drive down to irvine and see them on the 4th. Oh joy! "I wanted to see them, but instead I destroyed my chance" So this morning, I go over to maritime hall (the place where the show is) to be the first kid on my block to have a shiny magic ticket. I ran into Morgan and a friend. I decided to go into the building a little early becuase it's in my nature to do so. Maritime Hall's offices are on the third floor, and on my way up the stairs I saw an ATM. I went outside to tell Morgan (they were talking about finding an ATM) and the only open door to the place closed and locked behind me. Drat. We went around checking out all the doors. I had the idea of throwing rocks at the window and seeing if somebody would let us in (wel...the original idea was to hurl a brick with a message through the window, but I believed they would be reluctant to sell me a ticket if I did so. I watched too many cartoons as a kid.) Morgan got on the phone and found a place that sells tickets for Maritime, so I followed them on a sinuous and perplexing path to Reckless Records on Haight and Masonic. When we got to there, I went off to find parking, and that's the last I saw of them. "Suede scars and time is right" So I find parking and hoof it on over to the record store. I got inside, and was overjoyed to see a Joy Division t-shirt on the wall. Cool, I can attend to being a good fan of my other favorite band too. The clerk told me that the guy who delivers the tickets doesn't come around until about 2pm. I needed to kill some time. I walk out of the store, and see that I'm only a block from Ashbury (Haight and Ashbury). MMMm...the memories. I was outside of a coffee shop on cole/haight singing SDRE songs for about an hour. I freaked out this bum while singing Spade and Parade. I guess "though I remove, spade and parade, the guilt and bones through my sand castle" COULD unsettle the uninitiated. I followed up with Joy Division's "Disorder" to really freak out before I went to ameoba to kill some more time. Finally, it was 1:50, time to walk to the other record store. I get back and they say that the guy hasn't brought the tickets yet. I decided to browse around for a few minutes in case the guy was just a little late, and they had used 7"'ers (I was looking for the friday single, so I could make a better MP3 of spade and parade than the one I downloaded off of the net.) Don't get too mad about the MP3...it's the only way a lot of people will be able to ever hear that song (to my knowlege). I left empty-handed and decided to hang out with my friends (who live nearby, but weren't home earlier). "It's raining tonight" I got back to my car and found a parking ticket heinously posted under my windshield wiper. Drat. I got to my friends house, and at about 5pm, I called Reckless back to see if they got the tickets. The clerk (a different one) told me that they hadn't gotten them, and on further questioning, revealed that they didn't know when they would. Blast. Curses. I went home, borrowed a credit card, and bought a ticket from basstickets.com. I could have gotten a ticket in the city for $18, but I ended up getting it online for 33.60 because of surcharges and S&H. Oh well. It sure beats driving for several hundred miles, stopping only for gas and nature calls, seeing SDRE, and driving all the way back. I'm not saying that I won't still do that maybe (I might get "inspired" and decide to drive down anyway, you never know where the day will take you.) NE-way, The moral of the story is that because of my SDRE Fan-ness, I had an interesting adventure in SF. Otherwise, I probably would have done laundry or something. Hope to see some of you there Dan
