Hi NC/SC Music fans:
Tickets for these upcoming concerts at The Neighborhood Theatre are
available in independent record stores in Charlotte Huntersville ...
you can pick them up or order by phone (704.309.2087); or on-line @
www.maxxmusic.com.
Saturday, May 22nd @ 8:00 PM
Junior Brown
Jeff said:
My only complaint is that Chris Gray (singer/gee-tar) says he likes
Sheryl
Crow...
Sheryl Crow is a three on a scale of 1-5. She ain't great, but she ain't
Mariah Carey.
Jeff
Huh? Mariah Carey cannot and I repeat cannot stay glued to one note long
enough to let you hear for
Hi NC/SC music fans:
I'm giving lots of advance warning for the Tuesday, April 27th edition
of Charlotte's Tuesday Night Americana Showcase - held every week at the
Double Door Inn. Music starts @ 9:00 (early) so you can get some sleep
for work on Wednesday!
This week it's host David Childers
Wasn't the same said about Captain Beefheart? Now THAT was a voice.
-Original Message-
From: vgs399 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 9:00 AM
To: passenger side
Subject: Re: Welfare Music
Carey's camp wants us
to believe that she has an eight-octave range.
THANK you!
Linda, no longer feeling like twisting in the wind on this band
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, JP Riedie wrote:
Shryl Crow is one of the best big mainstream stars around. Not only is her
heart in the right place, her records are extremely well-crafted and
listenable, her melodic sense is stronger than many better writers and at
the very least she tries to express
I wonder if Jon could provide a list of records that have made the country
music charts, singles, albums, whatever, that have not come from Nashville
based labels in the past, let's say 5 years.
Just looking for evidence that the "Nashville machine" doesn't exist. g
Jim
Joe Gracey wrote:
Bob Wills made his guys learn the hit songs on the charts no matter what
genre they came from. They had to, even though he had hits of his own.
Along these lines, sorta kinda, I had a weird experience along
these lines last week. I'd just passed the point in Colin Escott's
No repeat peformance by Frank the Chihuahua? Damn. The
highlight of the last Here Be Monsters was definitely the
performance piece with Frank (as the ghost of Hank Williams
playing theramin in a Soundgarden cover band), Subway Red the
Peanut Vendor, and Cam Fong as Chin Ho. Brilliant!
Dave
Bob Burns:
It's a really catchy song. I haven't analyzed it but after a
few listens I believe the song is a bout nothing but a dream that makes no
sense.
thanks for the info. if you subscribe to the jungian school of
thought (collective unconscious and all that), nothing means
nothing.
For those of you relatively close to Memphis this May, keep in mind that Big
Star will be playing a very rare show at the aforementioned festival on
Friday. Unfortunately, detail on bandmates is unknown at this time, but as
long as Jody Stephens shows up, a splendid time is guaranteed for all.
Tuesday April 20 3:54 PM ET
Johnny Cash Gets Spiritual
BURLINGTON, N.J. (AP) - Johnny Cash has recorded more than 400 of his
favorite Scriptures for a soon-to-be-released line of electronic Bibles.
Cash will narrate the desktop version of Franklin Electronics' King James
Bible due out in
Country flame
After 10 years, Kelly Willis gets what she deserves
By Donna Freydkin
CNN Interactive Contributing Music Writer
(CNN) -- Given country singer Kelly Willis' less-than-easy sojourn in the
music business, she's probably earned a certain amount of bitterness.
In less than a
Lance Davis writes:
For those of you relatively close to Memphis this May, keep in mind
that Big Star will be playing a very rare show at the aforementioned
festival on Friday. Unfortunately, detail on bandmates is unknown
at this time, but as long as Jody Stephens shows up, a splendid
time
At 09:00 PM 4/20/99 -0500, you wrote:
Hey there,
Expect more rear-end collisions on Music Row in the near future.
Vince Gill's Volvo was involved in a 3-car accident on West End Avenue
just off the row a few days ago. Reports say that Vince was stopped
for a red light when he was rammed from
At 02:59 AM 4/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
Jeff said:
My only complaint is that Chris Gray (singer/gee-tar) says he likes
Sheryl
Crow...
Sheryl Crow is a three on a scale of 1-5. She ain't great, but she ain't
Mariah Carey.
Jeff
Huh? Mariah Carey cannot and I repeat cannot stay glued to one
BURLINGTON, N.J. (AP) - Johnny Cash has recorded more than 400 of his
favorite Scriptures for a soon-to-be-released line of electronic Bibles.
From Matthew 21:2 -- "Hello, I'm Jesus Christ."
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Dave
np: Mike Ness -- Digging it, and it's not nearly as one-dimensional
as
Guitar Wizard
A Posthumous Collection Celebrates Danny Gatton
By Mike Joyce
Special to The Washington Post
Wednesday, April 21, 1999; Page C01
How did Danny Gatton acquire his nickname, "The Humbler"?
Simple. By inspiring the awe and deflating the egos of countless guitarists
around the world.
Dave Purcell writes:
From Matthew 21:2 -- "Hello, I'm Jesus Christ."
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Don't apologize, Dave--I almost used that as my subject line!
--Jon Johnson
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Tweedy actually stopped the song completely: "You know, I don't care how
fucking far you drove to see us. You don't give the band directions."
And really, for me, that sort of sums it up. Abstaining Tom caught these
details about these guys, and I wonder how much patience on-the-wagon
I was hoping someone in the know regarding the P2 meet 'n' greet in conjunction with
Kelly Willis this weekend could tell me what's the plan. Where ye meeting? When? Which
night? and anything else. I've been lurking long enough, it's time to get out in the
world.
I know this has all been
I wonder if Jon could provide a list of records that have made the country
music charts, singles, albums, whatever, that have not come from Nashville
based labels in the past, let's say 5 years.
I don't need to. All I need to do is ask if Jim seriously thinks that if
the same album were
My favorite "shut up" line was from Henry Rollins of Black Flag:
"Lose the 'tude, dude."
Seems to be a slight problem with Village
Records URL posted yesterday.
Use this URL to buy Twangfest 3 tickets via the web at Village
Records' website.
Let me know if you have any problems.
http://villagerecords.com/cgi-bin/villager/scan/mp=0/sf=artist/se=twangfest/sf=title/se=st
Does anyone on the list know anything about about a cd called "Chuncked and Muddled"
by Doo Rag, on Bloat Records? The somewhat self-consciously retro packaging has a 1994
copyright.
Someone I work with just handed it to me, and said "You're always listening to that
yee haw stuff, you might
We (we this time being not the Twang Gang, but me) inadvertently included some
ASCII formatting junk in the URL you can use to order Twangfest 3 tickets
online through Village Records. Try this:
http://villagerecords.com/cgi-bin/villager/scan/mp=0/sf=artist/se=twangfest/
sf=title/se=st
I
Yes, I have this CD and it comes in a cardboard box essentially.
I believe they are/were from Phoenix. I bought it used primarily
based upon a cursory listen. Over time, it hasn't held up very well
for me. However, this gives me impetus to revisit and perhaps reform
my impressions.
I
very lo-fi indie washboard drums indie rock/blues what have you, a la
Chickasaw Mud Puppies, but a little edgier un-trad sounding. "What We Do"
('96) has even rougher production, sounding like it was recorded to produce
a real tinny AM radio sound. Just like Real Audio!
-Original
Does anyone on the list know anything about about a cd called Chuncked and
Muddled by Doo Rag, on Bloat Records? The somewhat self-consciously retro
packaging has a 1994 copyright. It sounds a little like Beck playing the blues. Very lo fi
production. It's curiously hypnotic. I can't stop
they actually also utilize a vacuum cleaner in their arsenal. I hear a bit
of brotherhood with G. Love as well as Beck and the Mud Puppies...I dig
this record-in-a-box too - it came with a cool patch!
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To: "passenger side" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-- Forwarded message begins here --
NEW YORK (AP) -- Hootie and the Blowfish is bouncing back from
backlash and sophomore slump with a third album, ``Musical
Chairs,'' and a lot of touring.
Hootie's 1994 debut album, ``Cracked Rear View,'' sold 15
million.
Talk about your bluegrass borg. First Steve Earle. Now Hootie. Next come
Shania and Jewel.
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Can anyone tell me what the name of the song is that's playing in the
background of the tv previews for the new John Cusack movie "Pushing Tin?"
It's some relatively famous 80s British song. It's on the tip of my
tongue, but I just can't retrieve the name, and it's driving me crazy. I
just know
Can anyone tell me what the name of the song is that's playing in the
background of the tv previews for the new John Cusack movie "Pushing Tin?"
Could be "festival" - heard it in the previews, but no the tv
commercial. I don't know who sings it - maybe Bing Crosby g
-JF
At 09:22 AM 4/21/99 -0700, you wrote:
My favorite "shut up" line was from Henry Rollins of Black Flag:
"Lose the 'tude, dude."
A good shut up line, no doubt, but if reversed and shouted at Rollins
instead, it would make a more than appropriate heckle. --david cantwell
In a message dated 4/21/99 9:13:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Another gap in my knowledge: I was amazed to read, in the liner
notes, that Duane Gregg Allman, Bernie Leadon, and Don Felder
all came out of the Gainesville music scene along with Petty co.
coming
Isn't it that New Radicals tune? I don't know what it's called. Anyone?
"Jennifer K. Heffron" [EMAIL PROTECTED] - 4/21/99 3:18 PM
Can anyone tell me what the name of the song is that's playing in the
background of the tv previews for the new John Cusack movie "Pushing Tin?"
It's a ways off, I know, but an early heads-up never hurt...
August 6-8
Minnesota Bluegrass
Old Time Music
20th Anniversary Festival
Camp in the Woods Resort
(1 hr NW of Minneapolis)
Super line-up this year as the festival celebrates its 20th year.
Seldom Scene, Lynn Morris Band, James
-Original Message-
From: David Cantwell [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
"Lose the 'tude, dude."
A good shut up line, no doubt, but if reversed and shouted at Rollins
instead, it would make a more than appropriate heckle. --david
cantwell
[Matt Benz]
A heh heh heh.
Howdy folks - the new tracks by Cheri
Knight, Eric Ambel and the Ass Ponys from the Ray Mason Tribute are now up on
our site if you want to check them out. Just click here: www.tarhut.com/listen.htm
You can check out tracks from all the
bands, actually.
This is 100% spam. Thanks.
Another gap in my knowledge: I was amazed to read, in the liner
notes, that Duane Gregg Allman, Bernie Leadon, and Don Felder
all came out of the Gainesville music scene along with Petty co.
Molly Hatchet also hails from FLA. BTW, they toured several years ago
w/Danny Jo Brown at
Jon is obviously confused. The main reason you aren't hearing Mandy Barnett
on your local country radio station is because it is on a label that is not
based in Nashville. His unwillingness to provide hard data proves my point.
It has NOTHING to do with the music. It all depends on who is paying
That's the New Radicals "You Get What You Give" from last year's "Maybe
You've Been Brainwashed Too". It's suddenly ubiquitous once again. I think
I also heard it on a promo for "Dawson's Creek" or one of those teen shows.
Always thought the singer sounded dead on Karl Wallinger of World
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999 15:53:43 EDT john friedman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Molly Hatchet also hails from FLA. BTW, they toured several years ago
w/Danny Jo Brown at the helm. It was him, a bass player, ONE freakin'
guitar player and a drummer.
Anybody who knew them new that they used
John Friedman writes:
Molly Hatchet also hails from FLA. BTW, they toured several years ago
w/Danny Jo Brown at the helm. It was him, a bass player, ONE freakin'
guitar player and a drummer.
*One* guitar player?!?!?! Hell, John, why don't you just tell us
they were recruiting for the
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jon is obviously confused. The main reason you aren't hearing Mandy
Barnett on your local country radio station is because it is on a label
that is not based in Nashville.
You really think that's the main reason? Then why didn't her first album
Jim, smilin (of course)
The main reason you aren't hearing Mandy Barnett
on your local country radio station is because it is on a label that is
not
based in Nashville.
I'm hearing it on my local country station, but I guess that doesn't count
since I work in a peon market and program my own
In a message dated 4/21/99 3:16:01 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, the idea was to out-Skynyrd Skynyrd I always heard.
That can't be done. There is only one Skynyrd, and they rule southern rock.
Slim
Just an excuse to piggy-back onto Jon's festival heads-up with a URL for
one in the KC area, in just two weeks:
http://www.santafetrails.org/index.html
The Santa Fe Trails Bluegrass Festival will feature The Del McCoury
Band (Friday night 5/7) and Ricky Skaggs. (Saturday night 5/8) The
Don writes: I think Jon's main point is that the powers-that-be that
control country radio
(the folks who own the stations and the consultants who help program
them)are primarily responsible for what you hear on country radio. That
seems pretty obvious to me.
Sure, the Nashville-based major
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Jerry Curry wrote:
I believe they are/were from Phoenix.
bob's from phoenix, but the band started in tucson, actually. they used to
play at backyard parties and such when I lived in tucson.
more recently, they've morphed into "Bob Log III", where bob does a one
man
Jon Johnson:
*One* guitar player?!?!?! Hell, John, why don't you just tell us
they were recruiting for the Socialist Worker's Party while you're at it?
Hm, if that's a sarcastic remark, which is cool, my guess is that
you're not familiar w/Molly Hatchet. They were in the Skynyrd,
Pshaw. Since when does the press have any real impact on radio playlists?
(Don't get me started on my exercise-in-futility rant about being a
journalist.) I'd be curious to know how much Allison Moorer, the last
great
country critical darling, has benefited from her press. Anyone?
I'd say
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On Wed, 21 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My point, and I think we keep missing each other, is that country radio
(which is NOT based in Nashville) and the country music labels are in bed
on this together. Believe it or don't, the BIG labels pay the consultants
(who control many
Jim says:
My point, and I think we keep missing each other, is that country radio
(which is NOT based in Nashville) and the country music labels are in bed
on this togetherthere are under the
table deals made in all formats that control what gets played
Sure it's called the
Someone asked me to post the E-Town schedule too.
SHOW
FEED
MUSICAL
GUESTS
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4/14/1999
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4/21/1999
RERUN-Michael
Martin
For those of you keeping score at home, in the last 3 emails from Don, Jon
W, and Jim C, the word "Nashville" has appeared 10 times in 3 paragraphs.
Just an additional heads-up ...
Getting this was a real coup for the Spankers. If you've seen them and
have friends in the Huntington area, please alert them to this show. If
you haven't seen them, be sure to tune in.
April 25--7pm Joan Edwards Playhouse Huntington, WV
PATTY GRIFFIN
Jon Weisberger wrote:
Back to Don's question: why didn't the singles off The Key do better
Maybe MCA found out he drove a Volvo.
~Greg
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At 01:49 AM 4/21/99 -0400, Tera wrote:
Yes, I know what you mean - however...Crosby was influenced enough by Jolson
to forego his previously scheduled future to pursue a career in music.
After Crosby began singing he took other influences into account and thus
established his own style. I'd
What does everybody think of Rolling Stone's typically head up their ass
selection of Kurt Cobain as Artist of the Decade? Try most pathetic loser
of the decade. The guy had nothing interesting to say musically or lyrically
and then he blew his brains out. Any alternative selections we P-2ers
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does everybody think of Rolling Stone's typically head up their ass
selection of Kurt Cobain as Artist of the Decade?
Well, I'd take him over Alejandro Escovedo, that's for sure.g--don
Steve Malkmus.
I see a thread developing here.
Here, here, Don!
-Original Message-
From: Don Yates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 6:08 PM
Subject: Re: Artist of the Decade?
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does everybody think of Rolling Stone's typically
more recently, they've morphed into "Bob Log III", where bob does a one
man show-playing slide guitar and kick drum with some drum loops here and
there. still sounds like doo rag. the motorcycle helment with the built
in telephone receiver/microphone has go to be seen to be believed.
I
why didn't the singles off The Key do better?
Cos like Mandy Barnett, they were "too country."
Jim, smilin'
Hey there,
Expect more rear-end collisions on Music Row in the near future.
Vince Gill's Volvo was involved in a 3-car accident on West End Avenue
just off the row a few days ago. Reports say that Vince was stopped
for a red light when he was rammed from behind and pushed into the car
in ahead
Tarhut Jeff:
Steve Malkmus.
Ooh, good one. I'm torn between Malkmus or Jay Farrar.
Steve Kirsch
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
np: Damnations TX
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Not to displace anything in David's definitive Top 4 -
(sideline: except that I'm not quite convinced we've covered soul
properly in the person of James Brown, whose influence vocally and
rhythmically is definitive for funk-disco-rap but not so much in the
more
In a message dated 4/21/99 3:00:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What does everybody think of Rolling Stone's typically head up their ass
selection of Kurt Cobain as Artist of the Decade? Try most pathetic loser
of the decade. The guy had nothing interesting to say
What does everybody think of Rolling Stone's typically head up their ass
selection of Kurt Cobain as Artist of the Decade? Try most pathetic loser
of the decade. The guy had nothing interesting to say musically or lyrically
and then he blew his brains out. Any alternative selections we P-2ers
Wow...I disliked Curt Cobain's music and I
disliked Nirvana as well. _In Utero_ particulary grated on me.
However, I think I would agree that he's the artist
of the 1990's. He was extremely influential and
basically defined alterna-rock and honed the
entire grunge sound. Hell, on the
All this talk of Bing Crosby has piqued my interest. Other than some pretty
corny movies, I can't say I've ever really given him a chance. So today I
wandered over to the easy listening section of the local CD store to browse
and see what I could find. Not much. Lots of Armstrong, tons of
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 21-Apr-99 Re: Artist of the
Decade? by Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
However, I think I would agree that he's the artist
of the 1990's. He was extremely influential and
basically defined alterna-rock and honed the
entire grunge sound. Hell, on the
BTW, I also happen to think Cobain was a pretty fabulous craftsman.
Jerry, wasn't he poppy enough for you?
Carl Z.
NPIMH: "More Than a Feeling"...no wait, that's "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
Dammit, you all aren't allowed to have this country radio/Nashville fracas
without me. If there's gonna be any geographical knee-jerking -- what an
image! -- around here, then I'm gonna do it! -- Terry Smith
ps seriously, I'm holding out hope that Mandy Barnett's record will chart
on country
Two observations about this Jim vs. Don and Jon debate (a side issue: when
the hell do we get Don vs. Jon?). Anyhow, first thing, aren't a lot of the
sensitive ballad weiners coming out of Nashville not doing that well
either? So it's evidently not just material that's "too country" that's
having
Someone on eBay is offering an advance promo "of Townes Van Zandt's new
CD 'Far Cry from Dead'." They're selling it with a press kit with bio and
photo, so it sure sounds like there's a new TVZ on the horizon. So, industry
weasels, what's the word? Is this the stuff he was recording with
Dittos to all the Cobain support. But, though I'd need to think much harder
about it, my gut reaction tells me the artist of the decade might just have
to be...Dr. Dre. --david cantwell
At 09:07 PM 4/21/99 -0500, you wrote:
Someone on eBay is offering an advance promo "of Townes Van Zandt's new
CD 'Far Cry from Dead'." They're selling it with a press kit with bio and
photo, so it sure sounds like there's a new TVZ on the horizon. So,
industry
weasels, what's the word? Is
If the Garthman had made an album like The Key, you bet your ass it
would be on the radio!
Second thing, I'm not convinced by Don and Jon's example of Vince Gill's
"The Key." It's one record, and I think we need some more examples.
There's other factors that may have contributed to its lack
At 09:33 PM 4/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
BTW, I also happen to think Cobain was a pretty fabulous craftsman.
Jerry, wasn't he poppy enough for you?
Kurt never worked with Jeff Lynne and Jerry's bitter.
Jeff
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This is a record coming out on Arista/Austin very soon. They were songs
Townes recorded solo and then some great musicians recorded the music
around the vocals. There are many older Townes songs on it, some new ones.
Pancho and Lefty is on it. It sounds pretty good. Townes' widow is the
Two observations about this Jim vs. Don and Jon debate (a side issue: when
the hell do we get Don vs. Jon?).
Whenever the subject of the original alt.country comes up.
Anyhow, first thing, aren't a lot of the
sensitive ballad weiners coming out of Nashville not doing that well
either? So
If the Garthman had made an album like The Key, you bet your ass it
would be on the radio!
I dunno, John, I don't think "Longneck Bottle" did nearly as well as his
poppier stuff, like that Dylan song. I guess we won't really know, though,
until he releases that version of "The Fields Have
I'm curious why we've collectively overlooked the influence of Bob Marley in
our discussion so far. Is it because he's not from the United States? Is it
because we find reggae to be a marginal music that has had little impact in
American culture? Or is it because we're sick of hearing Legend
Where's Weisberger to ask about criteria? g
If we don't care how long in the 90s an artist was actively recording in a
national arena (ie Cobain was active from 1990-1993), then I'd suggest
Gillian Welch for AOTD. If we are looking at ten years of performance, I
give you one name - Emmylou.
Like most conspiracy theories, Jim's may be attractive for those who
like simple explanations for the complicated doings of the real world, but
that doesn't make it right.
Well, I don't want to prolong the agony of this too much longer, but I just
wanted to point out that I know it's a LOT more
I was hoping someone in the know regarding the P2 meet 'n' greet in
conjunction with Kelly Willis this weekend could tell me what's the plan.
Where ye meeting? When? Which night? and anything else. I've been lurking
long enough, it's time to get out in the world.
I know this has all been
Where's Weisberger to ask about criteria? g
Hey, I made my nomination during the Escovedo go-round, and I haven't seen
any reason to rethink it - in fact, I've seen lots of reasons to confirm it.
Jon Weisberger, Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger
Hey there,
Slonedog...
What does everybody think of Rolling Stone's typically head up
their ass selection of Kurt Cobain as Artist of the Decade? Try most
pathetic
loser of the decade. The guy had nothing interesting to say musically or
lyrically and then he blew his brains out. Any
Jon Weisberger wrote:
Hey, I made my nomination during the Escovedo go-round, and I haven't
seen
any reason to rethink it - in fact, I've seen lots of reasons to confirm
it.
I thought your candidate had already won and been declared AOTD months ago.
This new little thread is nothing more than
I thought your candidate had already won and been declared AOTD
months ago.
I hope so, but I figure it's not official until it's on the cover of No
Depression.
Jon Weisberger, Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger
The artist of the decade is, of course, The Beastie Boys.
Later...
CK
I agree, and not just because I'm finishing up a paper on the Boys at this
very moment g. As far as I'm concerned, the decade of the 1990's really
began with the release of Paul's Boutique, and nothing released since then
has
Just added an essay on the "Alt.Country" showings at the recent SXSW
conference on my homepages, in case anyone was interested.
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At 12:10 AM 4/22/99 -0400, you wrote:
Where's Weisberger to ask about criteria? g
Hey, I made my nomination during the Escovedo go-round, and I haven't seen
any reason to rethink it - in fact, I've seen lots of reasons to confirm it.
Jon Weisberger, Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Carl Abraham Zimring wrote:
BTW, I also happen to think Cobain was a pretty fabulous craftsman.
Jerry, wasn't he poppy enough for you?
Naw Carl,
You'll have to visit with my evil pop counterpart, Bill silvers. He likes
his pop crunchy, I like it lush and overdubbed all
On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Jeff Weiss wrote:
At 09:33 PM 4/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
BTW, I also happen to think Cobain was a pretty fabulous craftsman.
Jerry, wasn't he poppy enough for you?
Kurt never worked with Jeff Lynne and Jerry's bitter.
Holy Moley, I'm picturing the possibilities in my
Richard said:
Wasn't the same said about Captain Beefheart? Now THAT was a voice.
Uh, I think that was "eight octane" range g
Actually, Van Vliet's stuff always went right over my head, sorry to say.
My husband loves "Trout Mask Replica" to this day; still goes over my head
though.
Tera
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