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From ydancer@yabbs Sun Nov 8 01:31:57 1992
From: ydancer@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Heavy metal
Date: Sun Nov 8 01:31:57 1992
As far as heavy metal goes, the best bands are definitely bands like Iron
Maiden, Judas Priest, The Scorpions, Black Sabbath and all those old
bands. Most bands nowadays are like little babies that are nothing
compared to those above. It used to be when you listened to metal you felt
like you were listening to something epic.. most new bands don't give me
that feeling
Yellow Dancer
From buddha@yabbs Sun Nov 8 23:06:17 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: ydancer@yabbs
Subject: re: Heavy metal
Date: Sun Nov 8 23:06:17 1992
Sorry, but metal is music for morons... While musically, bands such as
Black Sabbath were GREAT, there was no message- no intelligence behind it.
Much like classic rock.
Will the metalheads finally learn something?
-Jello Biafra
From htoaster@yabbs Mon Nov 9 10:13:56 1992
From: htoaster@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: Heavy metal
Date: Mon Nov 9 10:13:56 1992
In message re: Heavy metal, buddha said:
> Sorry, but metal is music for morons... While musically, bands such as
> Black Sabbath were GREAT, there was no message- no intelligence behind it.
> Much like classic rock.
I'm not sure that you can some something like that about either group of
music. While there is a large amount of dribble in both, both of them also
have some message (at least this is true for classic rock, I don't listen to
metal). You just have to ignore the stuff about dribble love, etc.
htoaster
?
From vmax!@yabbs Mon Nov 9 13:53:26 1992
From: vmax!@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: king missile
Date: Mon Nov 9 13:53:26 1992
King Missile has a new album out (well, it my not be that new). I just
heard detachable penis from it. anyone have the album?
?
From buddha@yabbs Mon Nov 9 19:34:29 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: vmax!@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Mon Nov 9 19:34:29 1992
No- I hadn't heard anything about it. King Missile's cool- to an extent,
though, it gets a LITTLE boring after a while. I've got The Way to
Salvation and used to have the old one (what's it called? Mystical Shit?)
which I loved.
-Boo
From strobe@yabbs Wed Nov 18 14:42:04 1992
From: strobe@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Wed Nov 18 14:42:04 1992
King missile??? never heard of em......What they like are they pretty big
in the states then? I guess they'll be over here in the UK soon if there
any good. By the way...do you people over there get to hear any stuff by
bands like Catherine wheel, boo radleys, levitation, loop, MBV?
Or is it just grunge, grunge and more grunge? Either way sounds good to
me....
From buddha@yabbs Wed Nov 18 21:43:27 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: strobe@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Wed Nov 18 21:43:27 1992
If you haven't heard 'em yet, its doubtful they'll ever be big over
there... they've been around for a while. They're OK, do a lot of spoken
word-over-music type stuff. Some K.M. classics are "Jesus is way cool"
"Gary + Melissa" "The boy who ate lasagna and could jump over a church"
and so on... funny, but not phenomenal music (then again what is?)
As far as grunge goes, yeah, that's pretty much ALL there is here
nowadays. These flannel-shirt spawning salmon have been swimming across
the country all too much, I am good and sick of it (its all crap). Here in
CT all I hear is this generic hard core shit. There's a fine line between
hard core done well and just plain noise...
-Boo
From buddha@yabbs Wed Nov 18 21:49:35 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: music ftp's
Date: Wed Nov 18 21:49:35 1992
Does anyone know of any lyric ftp sites, a la cs.uwp.edu, that would have
maybe some not-so-mainstream stuff? Cs.uwp is a great site, incidentally,
but is there anyplace else?
-Boo
From htoaster@yabbs Thu Nov 19 08:35:07 1992
From: htoaster@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Thu Nov 19 08:35:07 1992
In message re: king missile, buddha said:
> As far as grunge goes, yeah, that's pretty much ALL there is here
> nowadays. These flannel-shirt spawning salmon have been swimming across
> the country all too much, I am good and sick of it (its all crap). Here in
> CT all I hear is this generic hard core shit. There's a fine line between
> hard core done well and just plain noise...
There is other stuff around also, you just have to look for it. I do admit
that grunge sucks (I am sick and tired of hearing the same bullshit all the
time), but there is an expanding folkish scene (indigo girls, suzanne vega,
tracy chapman, etc), and dance (techno) is really popular right now (at
least around here).
htoaster
?
From htoaster@yabbs Thu Nov 19 08:36:05 1992
From: htoaster@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: music ftp's
Date: Thu Nov 19 08:36:05 1992
I don't know that there are any other sites. cs.uwp.edu tries to get a
hold of everything that the can, so if you do find any stuff that they are
missing, UL it to them.
htoaster
From buddha@yabbs Thu Nov 19 18:09:23 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: htoaster@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Thu Nov 19 18:09:23 1992
Yeah, there's one club here that has raves every Saturday. It's cool but
seems a bit like New Haven trying to be like New York or San Fran- people
do it because its cool, not because they like dancing or anything...
I hope rave gets bigger 'cuz its a more open-minded 'scene' then punk
hardcore or whathave you...
-Boo
From htoaster@yabbs Thu Nov 19 22:06:14 1992
From: htoaster@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Thu Nov 19 22:06:14 1992
Clubs having raves seems sort of odd to me. I'm not that big into the
rave/techno scene, but I know a lot of people who are. Anyway, it seems
like a big part of raving is to have them in new and interesting places
(we through one at CMU that was in the lobby of the art school).
htoaster
From buddha@yabbs Fri Nov 20 15:53:19 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: htoaster@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Fri Nov 20 15:53:19 1992
Raving isn't all that new- seems like the same old acid parties, with new
music. I REALLY HATE TECHNO but its fun to dance to. As far as raves in
odd places go, I say <G>...
-Boo
From ducky@yabbs Fri Nov 20 16:00:56 1992
From: ducky@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: raving (was: king mi...
Date: Fri Nov 20 16:00:56 1992
raving is, like a lot of other things, a lot of bullshit. . .i enjoy raves
myself, both just going to them & producing them, but i wish the "scene"
would just move on. . .
KD
From ydancer@yabbs Sun Nov 22 17:05:43 1992
From: ydancer@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: raves
Date: Sun Nov 22 17:05:43 1992
I like going to raves.. not because of the music.. I hate techno.. I just
go to raves cause they're a good place to ex or trip and and find cute
fucked up horny women...
From thedev@yabbs Mon Nov 23 01:23:57 1992
From: thedev@yabbs
To: ydancer@yabbs
Subject: re: raves
Date: Mon Nov 23 01:23:57 1992
I like raves because of the inordinate sound gear they use.
From buddha@yabbs Sun Dec 6 18:39:06 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: recent purchases
Date: Sun Dec 6 18:39:06 1992
I just got two albums-- One is the CD with the Circle Jerks' Wild in the
Streets & Group Sex. It is great, and a GREAT deal if you like the CJ.
Definately recommended.
The other is the Roky Erikson tribute album, Where the Pyramid Meets the
Eye. It is mediocre at best-- though it is chock-full of decent artists,
its got quite a few really BAD ones too. Artists on the album include ZZ
Top, Poi Dog Pondering, Primal Scream, Bongwater, Butthole Surfers(!), Th
Mighty Lemon Drops, Angry Samoans, and the Jesus & Mary Chain. I give it
one thumb up. Nice and mellow, if you like that.
Anyone else gotten anything recently?
-Boo
From dislexic@yabbs Mon Dec 7 22:02:10 1992
From: dislexic@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Violent Femmes....
Date: Mon Dec 7 22:02:10 1992
Must be one of the best groups to listen to....
I have their first cd...
Anyway..
Im into some techno, some metal..not hard metal, progressive, and some
classic rock like The Doors.. i also like the dead milkmen....
For some reason Im just not into the dead..
From buddha@yabbs Tue Dec 8 17:44:32 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: dislexic@yabbs
Subject: re: Violent Femmes....
Date: Tue Dec 8 17:44:32 1992
GAWD! The Femmes are the most incessant band I've ever listened to! I
mean, I can listen to the tape once, but any more than that and it just
sticks in your skull and buzzes around for the rest of the week. Ah well.,
the D. Milkmen are fun, I saw them a while back. As for the Dead, the
atmosphere is MUCH better than the music itself.
-Boo
From buddha@yabbs Fri Dec 11 20:50:46 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: music
Date: Fri Dec 11 20:50:46 1992
Bad Brains just played at a club here. I couldn't get down there. I'm
upset. I missed them.
-Boo
From midnite@yabbs Sat Dec 12 18:04:40 1992
From: midnite@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: re: music
Date: Sat Dec 12 18:04:40 1992
Skinny Puppy
Nitzer Ebb
Ministry
Front Line Assembly
Pop Will Eat Itself
Front 242
Meat Beat Manifesto
NIN
Soundgarden
Temple of the Dog
Smashing Pumpkins
Alice in Chains
Pink Floyd
etc...
FORGET
all that you're told
you are young
they are old
CONTROL
is all they've got to give
JUST LIVE HOW YOU WANT TO LIVE!
-Nitzer Ebb
From buddha@yabbs Mon Dec 14 21:02:29 1992
From: buddha@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: quib
Date: Mon Dec 14 21:02:29 1992
Jesus was a terrorist,
an enemy of the state.
That's what the Romans labeled him
so he was put to death
He died for his beliefs...
What's changed today?
-Boo
From horton@yabbs Thu Jan 14 15:48:08 1993
From: horton@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: femmes
Date: Thu Jan 14 15:48:08 1993
What? The Femmes are so great. Their music just sinks in and makes you
feel real..well...depressed. but IN a good way. there is little I like
better
than to go out driving around depressed on a rainy day listening to
their first album. Ahhhh...
From vmax!@yabbs Wed Feb 3 22:53:48 1993
From: vmax!@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: <no title>
Date: Wed Feb 3 22:53:48 1993
"Get up" by Mixmastermeatbeaters
Get up feel the beat shake your meat
Pump it up get body heat 'til the night is over
Pump the jam to triple beat shake your meat
Move it get body heat in the city streets
(chorus)
Get up to triple beat you'll be humpin'
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump the jam the joint is jumpin' shake your meat
Shake it feet are stompin' in the city streets
Pump the jam to triple beat you'll be humpin'
Pump it up get around I'm bustin loose
(chorus)
Get up to triple beat you'll be humpin'
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
Pump it up get body heat I'm bustin loose
-----
From nstriker@yabbs Thu Feb 4 17:10:31 1993
From: nstriker@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: nin
Date: Thu Feb 4 17:10:31 1993
Damn Nine Inch Nails is good. Whatever song is on track 99
is awesome.
From vmax!@yabbs Thu Feb 4 22:02:06 1993
From: vmax!@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: bass
Date: Thu Feb 4 22:02:06 1993
for some loud bass, crank up U2's Love is blindness on achtung baby.
makes typing more difficult.
V!
From oderous@yabbs Mon Feb 15 21:04:26 1993
From: oderous@yabbs
To: dislexic@yabbs
Subject: re: Violent Femmes....
Date: Mon Feb 15 21:04:26 1993
in some message or another, dislesix(sp?) said something or other
regarding the dead milkmen and the violent femmes ( is it obvious i don't
know how to quote? )
anyway, i have been a fan of both of those bands for a couple of years,
and i have always really liked them both... in fact, i have bben to one
dead milkmen concert alredy but am going to another on feb 23 in e.
lansing..
and about the violent femmes... i have thier first album, and it is really
cool. however, i have heard other stuff off of albums other than the
first, and i wasn't impressed. oh, well, they are still cool.
i have also been following the "metal sucks/my music rules"conversation. a
lot of people are very biased against metal and anyone who listens to it.
as a matter of fact, i used to absolutely HATE metal, just because of the
image the media had given it up until about 3 years ago, where i met a guy
that was really into it, and i would be forced to listen to it in massive
doses while going on car rides... soon i found myself asking him "hey,
could i borrow that megadeth tape?" etc.... and now i am an avid
headbanger... i do not listen to the top 40 stuff because it has no
message; i am sick of whiny rappers/pseudometal bands singing about
ins{gnificant shit like "will you be my girlfriend, yer sooo fine" and
shit like that. it just does not interest me. but i will listen to
ANYTHING once, and twice if i like it...
odd
From buddha@yabbs Tue Feb 16 19:07:05 1993
From: buddha@yabbs
To: oderous@yabbs
Subject: re: Violent Femmes....
Date: Tue Feb 16 19:07:05 1993
Metal sucks. My music rules. <G>
I don't like most metal. I dunno why. I just like good ol' fashioned punk
rock better... I think it's cuz it's faster and has more intelligent
lyrics...
-Boo
From oderous@yabbs Wed Feb 17 18:52:05 1993
From: oderous@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: Violent Femmes....
Date: Wed Feb 17 18:52:05 1993
yeah... i like punk a lot. i try to catch the "punk is dead" show on the
local college radio station every week. a lot of metal has really
intelegent lyrics... ( it is just understanding them that is the hard part
<G> )
odd
From wurzle@yabbs Wed Feb 17 18:59:27 1993
From: wurzle@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: Punk? Intelligent lyric
Date: Wed Feb 17 18:59:27 1993
Umm.. what punk could you possibly be referring to that had "intelligent
lyrics"? I'm a pretty avid punk listener... but I don't think poetic
genius really has a place in the genre... unless you're referring to the
Clash and other rasta-ish punk...
From ziplock@yabbs Thu Feb 18 10:29:46 1993
From: ziplock@yabbs
To: wurzle@yabbs
Subject: re: Punk? Intelligent lyric
Date: Thu Feb 18 10:29:46 1993
In message re: Punk? Intelligent lyric, wurzle said:
> Umm.. what punk could you possibly be referring to that had "intelligent
> lyrics"? I'm a pretty avid punk listener... but I don't think poetic
> genius really has a place in the genre... unless you're referring to the
> Clash and other rasta-ish punk...
I'm partial to Killdozer, and I like that Rage Against the Machine album
pretty well. Plenty of punk bands have intelligent and political lyrics.
?
From buddha@yabbs Fri Feb 19 16:17:58 1993
From: buddha@yabbs
To: wurzle@yabbs
Subject: re: Punk? Intelligent lyric
Date: Fri Feb 19 16:17:58 1993
I don't think the rasta-ish Clash is punk at all, just really good pop.
Their old stuff was punk, like off their self-titled album, but it didn't
have that same rasta sound as their newer stuff does...
Re: Intelligent lyrics in punk... Well, Jello Biafra is intelligent, and
most of the stuff I listen to, even if its not INTELLIGENT, has more
relevance to me than lame metal lyrics. You're right, tho-- most punk is
not very intelligent... I like the politics involved, though, even if they
are just an excuse to rebel. I'm not an avid metal fan, but I just haven't
heard much metal with any political overtones at all...
-Boo
From skippy@yabbs Sat Feb 20 14:45:38 1993
From: skippy@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: heavy meatl
Date: Sat Feb 20 14:45:38 1993
oooppss.. thats metal..... any metal fans out there!!!!! i'm personally
a fan of Metallica, Megadeth, Iron Maiden...etc... i also listen to just
about everything else too...... except for country!!! ugh!!! has anybody
heard the new one from Izzy Stradlin'??? i've heard a few of the tracks
and was wondering if it is worth getting the whole disk!
--skip
?
From invalid@yabbs Mon Feb 22 01:11:30 1993
From: invalid@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: Violent Femmes....
Date: Mon Feb 22 01:11:30 1993
re: metal
the way I see it is like this.,. the 'meta{loid{' have a shitload of
ent{no doubt.. (thats talent in case the line noise fucked it up).. but I
just don't appreciate their music.. metallic is very talented and good at
what they do but I prefer the sound of the dead kennedys and the like..
>> Invalid Media
>> ccdhb@acvax.inre.asu.edu
From ydancer@yabbs Mon Feb 22 18:22:39 1993
From: ydancer@yabbs
To: skippy@yabbs
Subject: re: heavy meatl
Date: Mon Feb 22 18:22:39 1993
Maiden's the greatest band out there as far as I'm concearned (although
their last couple of albums haven't lived up to my expectations.) I can't
stand metallica. They're a bunch of stupid slobs (at least that's the
image they're going for.) I saw them twice on their last tour in LA and it
was pretty booring.. whenever lars spoke he said "fuck" every other
word... jason's bass solo wasn't that great... and it was like.. 50 guys
to every girl... I felt like the biggest wank there... I'm glad I didn't
have to pay to see them.
Maiden's awesome though... I saw them on their last tour and they kicked
major ass.. Steve Harris is the most underrated bass player.. he can play
rings around Les Claypool or Billy Sheehan.. he just doesn't show off but
plays musically... The only bummer was that I hade these really shitty
backstage passes.. this guy offered me $50 for each of them, but I said no
because I thought that they were good passes, but they only got me into
some stupid little "Meet Corrosion of Conformity" party... (like I'd want
to meet them) and all they had back there was a bunch of industry rats (I
guess I was one of them) and a cute blonde selling 6oz beers for $5..
should've sold those damn passes..
I heard a few tracks of Izzy's new album on the radio.. it sounds pretty
bad... almost like a Tom Petty sort of thing...
Anyone heard the news about Black Sabbath? The old bastards are getting
back together and going on tour... I can't wait for that one...
From ziplock@yabbs Mon Feb 22 18:50:12 1993
From: ziplock@yabbs
To: ydancer@yabbs
Subject: re: heavy meatl
Date: Mon Feb 22 18:50:12 1993
In message re: heavy meatl, ydancer said:
> Maiden's the greatest band out there as far as I'm concearned (although
> their last couple of albums haven't lived up to my expectations.)
Ain't that a fact. They haven't produced much that was worth a shit in
quite a few years.
> some stupid little "Meet Corrosion of Conformity" party... (like I'd want
I don't doubt it was stupid. I saw COC and Prong in Detroit last year and
they were really lame compared to how I remembered their music in high
school. Maybe it's just me...?
From buddha@yabbs Mon Feb 22 20:16:12 1993
From: buddha@yabbs
To: ydancer@yabbs
Subject: re: heavy meatl
Date: Mon Feb 22 20:16:12 1993
I've never listened to Steve Harris, but as far as I'm concerned, Les
Claypool is god on earth. He is a bit of a showoff, tho... There may be
other bassists which go unnoticed because they don't flaunt it as much,
but I dunno. And that bass he has is cool as hell...
-Boo
From skippy@yabbs Mon Feb 22 23:45:04 1993
From: skippy@yabbs
To: ydancer@yabbs
Subject: Maiden
Date: Mon Feb 22 23:45:04 1993
i agree that Steve Harris rocks...... he is totally awsome!!!!!!!! i've
never gottne to see IM in concert but next time around i plan to try...
and i cant beleive you thought the Metallica shows in LA were boring..... i
saw them last January on the album tour and they rocked hard!!!! they
weren't quite as good on the tour with g-n-r but they still kick g-n-r's
butt.....
anybody heard the new Helmet disk?? 'meantime' pretty good heavy stuff...
--skip (loves all music.... 'cept country)
?
From mephisto@yabbs Tue Feb 23 09:33:47 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: skippy@yabbs
Subject: re: Helmet
Date: Tue Feb 23 09:33:47 1993
Yeah, Meantime is great.... bang-your-head-off kind of stuff...
But one of the best albums out right now is Broken by NIN. Simply
amazing...
Anyone hear the metal grammy nominations? They're all excellent bands...
SoundGardegn, Ministry, Megadeth, NIN and Helmet. Problem is,
only Meadeth is actually metal.
Once they put in an Industrial category, etc, it'll be more fair to the
true metal groups (of which I don't care much for anyways...).
But I hope either Soundgarden or Megadeth gets it. The other ones weren't
meant to be really commercial bands, and it wouldn't be real to hear
everyone playing Helmet or Ministry.
Mephistopheles
From buddha@yabbs Tue Feb 23 17:51:12 1993
From: buddha@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: Helmet
Date: Tue Feb 23 17:51:12 1993
They can't have an "Industrial" category, etc... Things'd get to sticky,
classifying people... I think they should just have a "Hard Rock" category
or something, and stick in punk, metal, hard core, whathaveyou...
-Boo
From fredbisc@yabbs Wed Feb 24 22:17:30 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: sebadoh
Date: Wed Feb 24 22:17:30 1993
hi i'm really into sebadoh and any one who might like them and have any
rarre stuff could contact me here or or e-mail fln2jes@cabell.vcu.edu
i can get a hold of a live set they did at william and mary a few years
back if anyone out there is silly enough to like them.
From waldo@yabbs Sun Feb 28 14:29:35 1993
From: waldo@yabbs
To: vmax!@yabbs
Subject: re: looking for a song
Date: Sun Feb 28 14:29:35 1993
Violent Femmes, off the Why Do Birds Sing? lp. A very good album, like
all of theirs...
From blak-x@yabbs Sun Feb 28 15:55:43 1993
From: blak-x@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: Helmet
Date: Sun Feb 28 15:55:43 1993
I think the one before Meantime was beter than Meantime itself...
FBLA (I) is better than FBLA II i feel....
Is fixed worth the money?
ME
From mephisto@yabbs Wed Mar 3 09:50:54 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: blak-x@yabbs
Subject: re> Fixed
Date: Wed Mar 3 09:50:54 1993
To tell you the truth, I don't know about Fixed. I'm not in the best
place music-wise right now, so I really don't get much news about
anything. But if anyone DOES know something about Fixed, please do let me
know... what songs are on it?
Mephistopheles
From johndeer@yabbs Wed Mar 3 11:43:03 1993
From: johndeer@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: re> Fixed
Date: Wed Mar 3 11:43:03 1993
I think fixed is just the Broken album remixed.. though i could be wrong..
saw it in the store the other day, but forgot to take a look at it..
john Deere
From buddha@yabbs Wed Mar 3 22:41:14 1993
From: buddha@yabbs
To: fredbisc@yabbs
Subject: Jello
Date: Wed Mar 3 22:41:14 1993
Just trying to keep this in the right base... I've got the NoMeansNo /
Biafra tape, I love it, but I don't have the DOA one. Funny, though, I
can't help but notice no matter who he sings with they end up sounding
suspiciously like DK. I also found an interesting tape (bought it at a
local store for a buck) which is an interview with him from right after
the Frankenchrist ordeal. It's pretty cool... The Lard album's OK, but I'm
not crazy about them. Speaking of spoken word, has anyone read any of
Rollins' written stuff? I've heard some of his spoken word stuff, and he
seems like an offbeat standup comic, but I've heard he has his own
publishing company which basically publishes stuff by him and Exene from X
(you know, from decline of western civ.?). Anyone know more about this?
Ah well, good night.
-Boo
From mephisto@yabbs Thu Mar 4 11:52:27 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: re: re> Fixed
Date: Thu Mar 4 11:52:27 1993
Wow... I'm pissed that I didn't pick that up... I'll have to get it next
time I'm out of town.
So does anyone have it?
Mephistopheles
From fredbisc@yabbs Thu Mar 4 15:58:51 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: Jello
Date: Thu Mar 4 15:58:51 1993
yeah, i agree. i think the reason everything sounds like the dk is 'cause
jello always writes the majority of the songs. also which lard did you
hear? there are two and the second is much better than the first. i
don't know too much about henry, but i saw a new spoken album in the
record store the other day. i think you can also buy a lot of his books
at hip record stores. i haven't heard of any exene spoken stuff or
written for that matter, but she's put out several solo projects. did
anyone catch that movie whose name escapes me now but featured one of the
beastie boys and john doe (also of X fame)? i heard it was cool. also
try to find some of richard kern's films. i think one features henry
rollins. there is also one named death valley '69 with lydia lunch and
the music of sonic youth. like i said before, i could go on for days.
fredbisc
From jasonlee@yabbs Thu Mar 4 23:21:36 1993
From: jasonlee@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Bands
Date: Thu Mar 4 23:21:36 1993
I hear Joyful Stress has a new album out.
If you haven't heard their stuff, a good album to start with is the "Apple
Matt-Room" EP.
They're a delightful surprise.
JasonLee
From fredbisc@yabbs Fri Mar 5 08:50:37 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: jasonlee@yabbs
Subject: re: Bands
Date: Fri Mar 5 08:50:37 1993
i totally agree! in fact i was just listening to that one this morning as
i got no sleep. they're such a joyful, carefree bunch. i hear their
stuff is pretty hard to find though...
fredbiscuit
From jasonlee@yabbs Fri Mar 5 13:41:45 1993
From: jasonlee@yabbs
To: fredbisc@yabbs
Subject: re: Bands
Date: Fri Mar 5 13:41:45 1993
Yup, their stuff is quite hard to find. I love the melodic strains of
music on "My Dog has Fleas".
Good luck finding their tapes, everyone...
JasonLee
From ratboy@yabbs Sat Mar 13 23:51:23 1993
From: ratboy@yabbs
To: nstriker@yabbs
Subject: re: nin
Date: Sat Mar 13 23:51:23 1993
Track 99 is either Physical or suck, I got the disk with the minidisk
inside, but that was only the first 50,000 copies (I believe)
(Your too) Physical is by Adam Ant, And Suck is by Pigface.
Someone was talking about Fixed... Its ok, a few different mixes, etc..
Anyone have any Live tapes of NIN? Hows about boots???? Audio or video..
Ratboy
From natepalm@yabbs Sun Mar 14 03:24:34 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: bricks@yabbs
Subject: re: punk
Date: Sun Mar 14 03:24:34 1993
Wow. you just listed a ton of bands there... all good... I know htis
is WAY late, so youre prolly wondering.. but Downcast is totally good,
Spitboy, Nation of Ulysses.. No Fugazi? but yea, the punk I listen to
(hardcore, thrash, whatever..) seems to be VERY political... except for
the fact fact that it's not quite as political as november Rain,
Rumpshaker, and all the other top 40 political stuff.. hahaha
From natepalm@yabbs Sun Mar 14 03:38:05 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: re: punk
Date: Sun Mar 14 03:38:05 1993
Boo asked about rolins books.. they're totally dark and gritty poetry.
Relly good, I reccomend _Black Coffee Blues_. It's great... his spoken
word seems like stand up to me, which is exactly the opposite of what I
was expecting after reading the books...
I think I seem to be the one of the few people in this room with any
decent musical taste... (hahahah) I don't like the new Metallica. At all.
I worshipped them, but once "enter Sandman" came out.. blech. I saw them
in concert, on this tour, and the And Justice.. tour. The AJ tour was so
cool. it was me and 2000 other guys with Metallica... this show was a ton
of dorks, banging their head, while Lars walked around with an armful of
drumsticks, throwing them out.. *sigh*
The new meegadeth... SOfar So Good so What was better... IMHO...
I like post-punk, whatever you want to call it. I've never gotten into the
pistols, or ramones.
Industrial is good. I don't like country, most rap, or happy techno-pop.
Beastie Boys rock my world tho. whatever...
From buddha@yabbs Sun Mar 14 14:25:19 1993
From: buddha@yabbs
To: natepalm@yabbs
Subject: re: punk
Date: Sun Mar 14 14:25:19 1993
Yeah, I love the B-Boys as well... Have you heard any of their old thrash
\ hardcore stuff? The only place I've seen any is on a thrash comp on ROIR
records... It also had some Bad Brains on it and a bunch of NY bands.
Maybe I'll order it someday...
I was surprised too when I heard some Rollins spoken-word. He never really
seemed like the, um, comedian type... Thanks for the recommendation, I'll
check it out.
-Boo
From natepalm@yabbs Sun Mar 14 15:22:25 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: punk
Date: Sun Mar 14 15:22:25 1993
Yeah, I've heard the old B-boys stuff. it's great. I own them on CD,
actually. (they're in the mail, technically, but I'll have them by the
middle of the week...) They have two albums, _Cookie Puss_ and _Pollywog
Stew_. I have never seen the comp, but Iv'e heard about it.. is there
anyplace to get it?
From natepalm@yabbs Mon Mar 15 14:35:15 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: buddha@yabbs
Subject: re: punk
Date: Mon Mar 15 14:35:15 1993
I got the Beastie Boys CD's today... they're so rad. Cookie Puss is the
transition album. It's got a reggae song on it, and they start to sample
(I recognised a steve martin stand up act) and it's generally hilarious..
Pollywog is a good thrash/punk disc. I like it. but of course, I worship
them...
From natepalm@yabbs Thu Mar 18 02:18:29 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Warlocks
Date: Thu Mar 18 02:18:29 1993
I was listening to a band called the Warlock Pincers today. Tehy're so
great... it's kind of like industrial meets rap... id' almost say the
Beasties industrialized.. but that's my opinion. They've got some rad
samples, and great lyrics. they tout themselves as the official sound of
Satan. Some of their lyrics go:
Mary Mary, quite contrary, Raped by god, a busted cherry
They had no coathangers in that day, so she dropped Jesus in some hay
He lived he laughed he loved he lost,
they nailed that fucker to the cross.
I jsut about died alughing when I heard that song.. It's call "Jesus on
the Urinal Cake", I do believe. but they're from Denver, and they'e on
the Waxtrax label. if you go to a waxtrax, LOOK FOR THEM. They have a few
albums ,the only two that I can remember are _Deadly Kung Fu Action_ and
_Circusized Peanuts_. they have a TON of merchandise too, like watches
(the official time of Satan), and waterbottles, golf tees, little metal
cars, face towels.. it's great. and with songs like Look, there's a chiken
with a roll up it's butt, and Squeeze a Loaf, you know it has to be good.
I highly reccomend it, but you may not be able to keep a straight face.
Great music, hilarious lyrics at times...
my rating: 8.3
From mephisto@yabbs Thu Mar 18 12:06:43 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: ratboy@yabbs
Subject: re: track 99
Date: Thu Mar 18 12:06:43 1993
Track 99 is on Broken? Hmm... I looked for it and didn't find it. I got
one with the single too...
From natepalm@yabbs Thu Mar 18 14:39:20 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject:
Date: Thu Mar 18 14:39:20 1993
it should be there.. there are tracks from 1 all the way to 99.
I have to hit the FF button 99 times... all the other songs in between are
jsut short nothingnes... Suck, is track 98, and you'e so physical by adam
ant is track 99, I do belive...
From johndeer@yabbs Thu Mar 18 16:02:32 1993
From: johndeer@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: broken
Date: Thu Mar 18 16:02:32 1993
If you got the special Broken with the extra CD in it, then you don't have
any tracks past the normal (I think #8). If you DIDN'T get the CD single,
then tracks 98 & 99 are the tracks that would've been on the CD-single,
had you received it..
john Deere
From mephisto@yabbs Mon Mar 29 14:02:43 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: re: broken
Date: Mon Mar 29 14:02:43 1993
Good, that's what I thought, 'cause the 2 songs he mentioned are the ones
that I have on the single./
BTW, I finally got Fixed. It's REALLY cool.
Mephistopheles
From johndeer@yabbs Tue Mar 30 10:18:30 1993
From: johndeer@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: broken
Date: Tue Mar 30 10:18:30 1993
It is? Is Fixed better than Broken? How is it different?
john Deere
From jasonlee@yabbs Tue Mar 30 13:29:32 1993
From: jasonlee@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Primus
Date: Tue Mar 30 13:29:32 1993
Hey, when's the new Primus deal going to be released? It's called Pork
Soda, I think. I've heard it is very weird.
JasonLee
From natepalm@yabbs Tue Mar 30 18:28:03 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: jasonlee@yabbs
Subject: re: Primus
Date: Tue Mar 30 18:28:03 1993
The middle of April, I do believe... some where around there. My friend
had jsut mentioned the fact theat Primus was due for a new one soon, and
then 30 minutes later, I walked into a store that had the release date on
the wall. I can't remember the date, but before May, for sure.
Porno for Pyros on April 13th for any that care.
I don't but tons of others do...
From faisal@yabbs Wed Mar 31 16:27:05 1993
From: faisal@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: re: broken
Date: Wed Mar 31 16:27:05 1993
fixed takes broken and makes it louder and more instrumental, drowning
out most if not all of the lyrics. by far my most listenable cd for total
mood effect, but the least effective lyrically (no lyrics == ? this isn't
a trick question, ne?). i really really like it. favorite tracks of
the six on it are #2: wish, and #6: screaming slave, both of which are
fairly similar grating remixed pseudo industrial, etc. etc.
From fredbisc@yabbs Wed Mar 31 21:32:46 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: musak
Date: Wed Mar 31 21:32:46 1993
anyone know when the new Dwarves is coming out? i got a sebadoh single
today, pretty cool, some of the stuff will be on their new album if anyone
out there knows who the hell they are. lou barlow, formerly of dinosaur
(jr) is one of the members of sebadoh. hmmm. i've seen an import/bootleg
porno for pyros which has been out for a while. i'm kinda curious, but
after hearing infectious grooves, i really don't give a shit about steven
perkins. if any of you live in the jmu/harrisonburg, va area, check my
band, jolly mortals, out on april 9. i guess we're kinda neat to dance to
and stuff. it features an ex-member of joyful stress for an added bonus.
i thimk we're playing with a band called chewbacca, and definitely with a
band called whirly bird. i'm the bassist if anyone wants to talk to me if
they show up...
fredbiscuit
From mephisto@yabbs Fri Apr 2 12:13:15 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: re: broken
Date: Fri Apr 2 12:13:15 1993
Well Fixed is more dance/related, as most remixes are. If you like things
a little more fst-paced, try Fixed.
From mephisto@yabbs Fri Apr 2 12:14:52 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: Ned's
Date: Fri Apr 2 12:14:52 1993
What's the new Ned's like? Any good?
From johndeer@yabbs Sun Apr 4 22:13:13 1993
From: johndeer@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: Ned's
Date: Sun Apr 4 22:13:13 1993
I've listened to God Fodder and that was pretty good... is there a newer
one than that? i remember seeing another one, but I didn't look at the
dates to see which one was newer?
anyone listen to MC 900 Ft Jesus?
john Deere
From swami@yabbs Wed Apr 7 16:44:32 1993
From: swami@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: re: B-Boys
Date: Wed Apr 7 16:44:32 1993
Where'd you find those old B-Boys albums? What label are they on?
What really pisses me off is the fact that the pixies broke up.
I got Frank Black (black francis - lead singer of the pixies)'s new
album, but it's just not the same. Any other pixie fans?
swami
From natepalm@yabbs Wed Apr 7 20:45:13 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: swami@yabbs
Subject: re: B-Boys
Date: Wed Apr 7 20:45:13 1993
The older B-boys stuff isn't that tough to find now a days. just go to
any alternative music store, and thy'l lprobably have it. In the last 5
weeks, I've seen at least 10 copies of Pollywog Stew, and Cookie puss
(each) and not a SINGLE copy of Fugazi's 13 Songs. That's not right.
I'm actually trying to buy it for once, and I caon't find it.. grr.
But, Fugazi's New one should be out at the end of this MOnth!! Yay!
From swami@yabbs Wed Apr 7 23:17:31 1993
From: swami@yabbs
To: natepalm@yabbs
Subject: re: B-Boys
Date: Wed Apr 7 23:17:31 1993
Fugazi's cool. If you can't find their albums, just buy the CDs
directly from dischord. Great label, and they sell their albums
$8.00 each postpaid. Way things should be, eh?
Swami
From fredbisc@yabbs Thu Apr 8 14:18:52 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: swami@yabbs
Subject: pixies
Date: Thu Apr 8 14:18:52 1993
i'm quite the pixies fan myself. i agree the f.black isn't anywhere near
as good. have you heard the breeders? that's kim deal's and her twin
sister's new band. they're awesome. they're not really like the pixies,
but good in a different way. hmmmm. that's all.
fred
From snoblind@yabbs Fri Apr 9 23:46:52 1993
From: snoblind@yabbs
To: fredbisc@yabbs
Subject: tape
Date: Fri Apr 9 23:46:52 1993
Do you guy (your band) have a tape out yet? If so what's the address and
how much?
From swami@yabbs Sun Apr 11 12:45:14 1993
From: swami@yabbs
To: fredbisc@yabbs
Subject: re: pixies
Date: Sun Apr 11 12:45:14 1993
Yeah, I'd heard about the Breeders, but never heard them. Doew
she just have one album out? F.Black looked fat on his new album,
didn't he? Don't remember him being that large. Didn't know
Kim Deal had a twin sister either...see ya
Swami
From fredbisc@yabbs Sun Apr 11 18:56:45 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: snoblind@yabbs
Subject: re: tape
Date: Sun Apr 11 18:56:45 1993
yeah, we have a demo tape out and some live stuff. if you send me a tape
and a little bit of postage money (i think 2 29 cent stamps) i'll tape
everything i have for you, if you want the official tape it's available
for one dollar from whirled records po box (i can't remember). well i
guess i'll post that address later. that record label also has some other
stuff coming out soon by local richmond bands. if you can e-mail me with
your address and i'll get you on a mailing list. this offer is for
anybody else reading too. my real life address is 703 johnson hall,
richmond, va 23220-8461 and after april it'll be 117 chapel hill la,
williamsburg, va 23188 my name is john swart.
oh yeah fln2jes@cabell.vcu.edu
fred...
From fredbisc@yabbs Sun Apr 11 18:58:28 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: swami@yabbs
Subject: re: pixies
Date: Sun Apr 11 18:58:28 1993
i think the breeders only have an ep out. the album should be out soon,
if it already isn't. i never knew she had a sister either until one day i
saw the cd. oh well. frank has plumped up quite a bit. see you.
fred
From mintent@yabbs Sun Apr 11 23:15:00 1993
From: mintent@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: <no title>
Date: Sun Apr 11 23:15:00 1993
anyone like punk? i am not talking about your standard american style
hardcore punk.. the european stuff. Stuff like Discharge, amebix,
antisect, doom, crucifix, omega tribe, etc...
mintent
phred@tfsquad.mn.org
.s
From mephisto@yabbs Mon Apr 12 15:40:04 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: re: Ned's
Date: Mon Apr 12 15:40:04 1993
Isn't Are You Normal? newer than God Fodder? For some reason I thought
they had a new one out, and they only have 2 albums, so...
MC 900 Foot Jesus? I heard a song by him last year sometime... kick ass.
I was gonna buy the album but never did. Are his other songs as good as
the one I heard *can't remember the name now... somethin' about fires).
Mephistopheles
From johndeer@yabbs Wed Apr 14 09:43:24 1993
From: johndeer@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: muzak
Date: Wed Apr 14 09:43:24 1993
mc 900 ft jesus:
i've got his album Welcome to my Dream (there's another one out, forgot
the name) and the song that you're talking about is "The City Sleeps".
it's real good. actually, almost the entire album is really good.. if you
have some extra $$, it's worth buying (or you can mail me a tape...)
fugazi...:
the album "13 Songs" I believe is only available on tape.. they have it
at the local Tower REcords in Rockville, MD.. you can mail Dischord
Records if you want.. which is on Beecher Street, NW, Washington DC..
I forget the actual address. it's on the back of all of their albums.
john Deere
From mephisto@yabbs Wed Apr 14 16:05:03 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: re> MC 900 Foot Jesus
Date: Wed Apr 14 16:05:03 1993
Is the rest of the album very similar to The City Sleeps? The song is
really cool, but since it's the only song I've heard from the album I
wasn't sure how the rest would be.
From johndeer@yabbs Thu Apr 15 15:07:35 1993
From: johndeer@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: re> MC 900 Foot Jesus
Date: Thu Apr 15 15:07:35 1993
it's mostly like that song. some are variations though... it's worth it..
I can tape if for oyu if you want...
john Deere
From fredbisc@yabbs Thu Apr 15 15:38:39 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: fugazi
Date: Thu Apr 15 15:38:39 1993
i think the tape is 11 songs and the cd is 13 songs. in either case, the
cd combines an album and a 7in record.
From tom@yabbs Thu Apr 15 22:43:31 1993
From: tom@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: man...
Date: Thu Apr 15 22:43:31 1993
lollapalooza's gonna be great this year: primus, front 242, dinosaur jr,
arrested development....can't remember who else. too bad it's so
expensive!
From vmax!@yabbs Fri Apr 16 00:23:17 1993
From: vmax!@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: earthworms
Date: Fri Apr 16 00:23:17 1993
earthworms wwere pretty cool. htey played here at cmu for carnival.
?
From natepalm@yabbs Fri Apr 16 08:04:56 1993
From: natepalm@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Rage...
Date: Fri Apr 16 08:04:56 1993
Anybody like Rage against the Machine? harch. Heavy. great. I like them
a lot.. I have to buy the CD eventually, but I'm A) strapped for cash and
b) in a backwards town with NO record selection... blargh.
From htoaster@yabbs Fri Apr 16 09:05:11 1993
From: htoaster@yabbs
To: vmax!@yabbs
Subject: re: earthworms
Date: Fri Apr 16 09:05:11 1993
In message earthworms, vmax! said:
> earthworms wwere pretty cool. htey played here at cmu for carnival.
What sort of stuff was it? I was watching karl hendrix trio, which was
pretty cool too...seems almost oximorinic that they would have two good
people playing at the same time.
(for those of you not at cmu, this weekend is carnival, which is
basically like one big party that the administration supports...)
htoaster
?
From beaker@yabbs Fri Apr 16 17:23:36 1993
From: beaker@yabbs
To: htoaster@yabbs
Subject: re: earthworms
Date: Fri Apr 16 17:23:36 1993
In message re: earthworms, htoaster said:
> (for those of you not at cmu, this weekend is carnival, which is
> basically like one big party that the administration supports...)
>
one big party that your admin supports, eh? heh, i could go for one of
those..?
From jasonlee@yabbs Sun Apr 18 13:49:31 1993
From: jasonlee@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: fIREHOSE
Date: Sun Apr 18 13:49:31 1993
Yay! I saw fIREHOSE the other night, and they were really great. I'm so
glad i went. Brought back so many wonderful memories. The quick brown
fox jumps over the lazy dog.
I just type dthat because myy friends wanted me to type something really
fast. fIREHOSE is really good. I love 'em.
JasonLee
From tom@yabbs Sun Apr 18 21:48:25 1993
From: tom@yabbs
To: jasonlee@yabbs
Subject: re: fIREHOSE
Date: Sun Apr 18 21:48:25 1993
hehe nothing like impressing friends by typing fast, eh?
soooo, anyone like ska? in the DC area? wanna see my band (gruff) play
with the skunks in Richmond? should be the weekend of the 8th...still
trying to get things worked out...
From fredbisc@yabbs Sun Apr 18 23:25:36 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: tom@yabbs
Subject: richmond
Date: Sun Apr 18 23:25:36 1993
hey, my band played with yours at the nile cafe in richmond. do you
remember at all? i'm the bassist if so. we have our shit together now a
lot more than we did back then. wow, small world, heh?
fredbisc
From mephisto@yabbs Tue Apr 20 10:36:47 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: johndeer@yabbs
Subject: re: re> MC 900 Foot Jesus
Date: Tue Apr 20 10:36:47 1993
Nah, that's okay... I'll pick up the CD sometime.
From mephisto@yabbs Tue Apr 20 10:38:37 1993
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: tom@yabbs
Subject: re: Lollapalooza
Date: Tue Apr 20 10:38:37 1993
You got any tour info?
From tom@yabbs Thu Apr 22 08:09:01 1993
From: tom@yabbs
To: fredbisc@yabbs
Subject: re: richmond
Date: Thu Apr 22 08:09:01 1993
no shit! you were in that band that p[eople just called 'special guest'?
cool...yeah we were trying to get another show at the nile but john (from
askance) said he talked to the owner and they're only doind 21 and over
show now. not much point to a 21 and over hardcore show... but we might
try to play with the skunks and nope at some guys house if no clubs want a
ska show.
From tom@yabbs Thu Apr 22 08:10:03 1993
From: tom@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: Lollapalooza
Date: Thu Apr 22 08:10:03 1993
no...i just heard the bands that were playing. i have no idea what the
dates, prices, etc...will be.
From holden@yabbs Sun May 9 16:00:33 1993
From: holden@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: pixies
Date: Sun May 9 16:00:33 1993
Sucks that the Pixies are dead :-( I haven't been the same since.
-holden
From tom@yabbs Mon May 10 22:22:37 1993
From: tom@yabbs
To: holden@yabbs
Subject: re: pixies
Date: Mon May 10 22:22:37 1993
yeah have you noticed that black francis (excuse me, Frank Black)'s new
stuff sounds just like the pixies? and porno for pyro's sounds surprisingly
like Janes? shows who did most of the idea making in those bands!
?
From fredbisc@yabbs Tue May 11 15:48:23 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: tom@yabbs
Subject: re: pixies
Date: Tue May 11 15:48:23 1993
yeah i noticed stuff like that myself. only thing is the bassist for
porno is way funkier than eric a. that sucks to me, though, cause i liked
eric's bass playing a lot. life is like that sometimes, i suppose. did
you catch sebadoh with the lily's in d.c.? i saw sebadoh in norfolk, va,
but that show woulda been so much cooler. the lily's are so rad. hmmm.
fred
From holden@yabbs Tue May 11 19:45:50 1993
From: holden@yabbs
To: tom@yabbs
Subject: re: pixies
Date: Tue May 11 19:45:50 1993
That band w/ the female vocalist who sings "take your hat ofboy when
you're talking to me", snagged the Pixies bassist
?
From fredbisc@yabbs Wed Sep 1 11:17:04 1993
From: fredbisc@yabbs
To: holden@yabbs
Subject: re: pixies
Date: Wed Sep 1 11:17:04 1993
that is the pixies bassist. :)
fred
From issachar@yabbs Thu Mar 31 17:00:12 1994
From: issachar@yabbs
To: tom@yabbs
Subject: re:re:pixies
Date: Thu Mar 31 17:00:12 1994
well, i don't really think porno for pyro's sounds much like jane's ever
did. i was a diehard jane's fan, and just can't stand pyros. there is a
local band here although, and they sound just like jane's(actually they
even look like jane's) perhaps i vcould get you a demo if you want.
From Hypno@yabbs Mon Apr 4 15:21:21 1994
From: Hypno@yabbs
To: vmax!@yabbs
Subject: re: king missile
Date: Mon Apr 4 15:21:21 1994
Hate to break it to you but Happy Hour is over a year old.
/s
From Soz@yabbs Sun Apr 10 20:15:01 1994
From: Soz@yabbs
To: a@yabbs
Subject: MIDI
Date: Sun Apr 10 20:15:01 1994
I have a few technical questions maninly about MIDI, can anyone help?
1) Does anyone know of any good ftp sites for music, paticularly patches
for keyboards.
2) I have a soundcard for a PC. Its a Voyetra Viva Maestro 16 and has a
SCSI interface. Is anyone familar with this card? Can the SCSI interface
on it be used to control other things other than a CD, the manual seems to
indicate that it cant, but not directly. Also can a change the standard
patches.
3) And finally a far less computerish question. Does anyone know of a
cheap alternitive to SMPTE codes for puting audio tracks along with
sequenced. (4 track recording).
If you think you can help, please Email me - ceeam5@cee.hw.ac.uk or
leave a message for me here. Ta much.
From Hellion@yabbs Tue Apr 12 09:17:17 1994
From: Hellion@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: NIN
Date: Tue Apr 12 09:17:17 1994
Does anybody know all of the halo numbers for the NIN *Nine Inch Nails*
CD's? I have 1,2,4,5,6,8 I would like to know 3 and 7 Thanx.
-- Hellion
From issachar@yabbs Tue Apr 12 12:07:06 1994
From: issachar@yabbs
To: seinfeld@yabbs
Subject: <no title>
Date: Tue Apr 12 12:07:06 1994
where's them tapes at, bud?
From issachar@yabbs Tue Apr 12 12:08:49 1994
From: issachar@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Beastie's!
Date: Tue Apr 12 12:08:49 1994
for all of you who are interested, the new beastie boy album, entitled
"ILL COMMUNICATION" is scheduled for release on memorial day, may 31st.
iss--
From JasonLee@yabbs Tue Apr 12 16:11:46 1994
From: JasonLee@yabbs
To: issachar@yabbs
Subject: re: Beastie's!
Date: Tue Apr 12 16:11:46 1994
In message Beastie's!, issachar said:
> for all of you who are interested, the new beastie boy album, entitled
> "ILL COMMUNICATION" is scheduled for release on memorial day, may 31st.
It's about time! Hope it's as good as the last one. I might even BUY it!
JasonLee
From johnblue@yabbs Tue Apr 12 18:12:44 1994
From: johnblue@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: MePhiMe and SEAL
Date: Tue Apr 12 18:12:44 1994
Does anyone know when MePhiMe is coming out? How about SEAL?
If so, please leave me a message or E-mail me at
s268678@cc.gettysburg.edu.
Thanks, johnblue
From Xela@yabbs Wed Apr 13 02:09:36 1994
From: Xela@yabbs
To: Hellion@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Wed Apr 13 02:09:36 1994
Halo 1 - down in it
Halo 2 - pretty hate machine
Halo 3 - head like a hole (maxi single)
Halo 4 - sin
Halo 5 - broken
Halo 6 - fixed
Halo 7 - march of the pigs (UK version is a two disc set)
Halo 8 - downward spiral
thats about it.... oh Halo 00 - Suck/ Supernaut (but thats a boot)
i've heard that halo 9 will be called closer or have the song "closer" on
it.... who knows?
-alex
From Hellion@yabbs Wed Apr 13 02:49:55 1994
From: Hellion@yabbs
To: Xela@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Wed Apr 13 02:49:55 1994
Thanx, that is what we came up with here but I can't find them all... :(
-- Hellion
From Xela@yabbs Wed Apr 13 12:01:55 1994
From: Xela@yabbs
To: Hellion@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Wed Apr 13 12:01:55 1994
fixed (halo 6) is an import, you may have trouble finding that... down in
it is on halo 3 (head like a hole - max single) and 3 wasn't too difficult
to find... good luck...
From issachar@yabbs Wed Apr 13 17:23:19 1994
From: issachar@yabbs
To: JasonLee@yabbs
Subject: re: Beastie's!
Date: Wed Apr 13 17:23:19 1994
yes it is about time. that last one "some old bullshit" was a waste of
cash, i took it back.
From issachar@yabbs Wed Apr 13 17:27:33 1994
From: issachar@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: hendrix
Date: Wed Apr 13 17:27:33 1994
ok, i know that jimi hendrix released 4 albums during his life in the
period 1966-1970: Are You Experienced?, Electric Ladyland, Axis: Bold as
Love, and ? ive heard it called "the first ray of the new rising sun" but
ive never seen it. ive also heard that he worked on it, but it remained
unfinished at his death. anyone clarify this mess for me?
From Natalie@yabbs Thu Apr 14 15:13:40 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: issachar@yabbs
Subject: re: hendrix
Date: Thu Apr 14 15:13:40 1994
issa, that sounds about right. As far as *I* know, it hasn't been
released in any form, but I don't keep up on rereleases and stuff like
that so I could be wrong *smile*
Nat
From issachar@yabbs Thu Apr 14 19:25:40 1994
From: issachar@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: hendrix
Date: Thu Apr 14 19:25:40 1994
thanks!
From Natalie@yabbs Sat Apr 16 03:36:12 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Murray Attaway
Date: Sat Apr 16 03:36:12 1994
Hmmm....if anyone at all has heard anything (even rumors) of a new Murray
Attaway album, will y'all kindly let me know? It's almost impossible to
get info regarding release dates of kinda obscure musicians these
days.....hmmm....he's on nirvana's label....maybe they'll start promoting
him now... *smirk*
Natalie
From Lamont@yabbs Sun Apr 17 03:36:23 1994
From: Lamont@yabbs
To: JasonLee@yabbs
Subject: re: Beastie's!
Date: Sun Apr 17 03:36:23 1994
Just heard the new Beastie's today, It was Great!!! Just a little more
extreme than Check your head. More funk and harder punk. Way Cool!
From Lamont@yabbs Sun Apr 17 03:39:07 1994
From: Lamont@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: hendrix
Date: Sun Apr 17 03:39:07 1994
Hendrix "Blues" slated for release soon!
From ChimChim@yabbs Sun Apr 17 03:56:55 1994
From: ChimChim@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Bootlegs
Date: Sun Apr 17 03:56:55 1994
Does anybody know of any good boots out there. Groups like Pearl Jam,
Nirvana, REM, U2, Smashing Pumpkins. I've heard most of the Kiss the
Stone stuff, and thats the kind of quality Im lookin for. Smashing
Pumkins "Mayonnaise Dream" was great. If you have any info please e-mail
me at Stevin@uwashington.edu
See ya
From mephisto@yabbs Sun Apr 17 13:45:57 1994
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: Xela@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Sun Apr 17 13:45:57 1994
Ever heard the "other" version of HLH only available on the Australian
Import of the single? If not, don't sleep until you get it. Seriously.
From mephisto@yabbs Sun Apr 17 13:46:45 1994
From: mephisto@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: TMBG
Date: Sun Apr 17 13:46:45 1994
New TMBG album this summer!
From Xela@yabbs Sun Apr 17 17:36:15 1994
From: Xela@yabbs
To: mephisto@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Sun Apr 17 17:36:15 1994
is that the famed "opal" mix? i've been looking for that with no luck :(
but i have a few "alternative" record store addresses, so my search should
be over soon....
a nin boot which i heartily reccomend is the "Purest
Feeling" disc, which includes his PHM stuff and a couple others which
didn't make it...it also has twist (future ringfinger)
-alex
From ChimChim@yabbs Mon Apr 18 00:15:09 1994
From: ChimChim@yabbs
To: Xela@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Mon Apr 18 00:15:09 1994
Another cool NIN boot is Solid Gold Hell
From Xela@yabbs Mon Apr 18 20:49:06 1994
From: Xela@yabbs
To: ChimChim@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Mon Apr 18 20:49:06 1994
It's ok, personally there is too much crowd noise. Tho' the first four
tracks are better than remaining twelve.
-Alex
From Hypno@yabbs Sat Apr 23 17:38:43 1994
From: Hypno@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: <no title>
Date: Sat Apr 23 17:38:43 1994
Argh! Is there anyway to play an electric guitar without a bona fide amp?
From buzzbomb@yabbs Tue Apr 26 09:06:11 1994
From: buzzbomb@yabbs
To: Hypno@yabbs
Subject: re: <no title>
Date: Tue Apr 26 09:06:11 1994
what do you consider bona-fide? i play a lot without an amp when i leave
my amp at our drummer's house... doesn't sound as good but it works.
or you can get a cheap practice amp for less than $100, or maybe a
headphones amp for less than that... but if you're just playing for
yourslef or practicing you don't even need an amp really.
From Hypno@yabbs Mon May 2 21:06:40 1994
From: Hypno@yabbs
To: buzzbomb@yabbs
Subject: re: <no title>
Date: Mon May 2 21:06:40 1994
Re: no amp
Please explain! I just got an electric guitar (used with no amp) and can't
afford to buy one...how can I go ampless? Does it involve hooking the
guitar up to a stereo? My gawd man, details! Thanks...
From buzzbomb@yabbs Tue May 3 09:05:13 1994
From: buzzbomb@yabbs
To: Hypno@yabbs
Subject: no amp
Date: Tue May 3 09:05:13 1994
well... just play! don't hook up to anything! unless your hearing's
REALLY fucked you should be able to hear it. you won't get any
crunching distortion of course, and you can't really play for anyone
but if you're just practicing by yourself or writing songs it
doesn't matter.
From elwood@yabbs Wed May 4 19:20:30 1994
From: elwood@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: indie label stuff
Date: Wed May 4 19:20:30 1994
If you like Hendrix, try a the 3 Hypnotics--very cool
If you like regular alternative (is there such a thing?), try the Mighty
Purple on Wonderland records.
From Badger01@yabbs Wed May 25 12:55:03 1994
From: Badger01@yabbs
To: elwood@yabbs
Subject: Sorry, I meant all....
Date: Wed May 25 12:55:03 1994
Forget guitar. The Bass is the only true instrument.
Badger01
Matthew Rossi III
93 Franklin Street Apt#3e
Bristol RI 02809
Email Mr.9767@acc.rwu.edu
That's so you can find me to kill me if you disagree.
From property@yabbs Wed May 25 14:46:17 1994
From: property@yabbs
To: ChimChim@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Wed May 25 14:46:17 1994
NIN is cool.
hate the video for march of the pigs
(or whatever the name of it is...)
From property@yabbs Wed May 25 14:47:58 1994
From: property@yabbs
To: Hypno@yabbs
Subject: re: <no title>
Date: Wed May 25 14:47:58 1994
hey.. if you cant buy an amp, you just play without one..
if youre with a group, you can try to rent one, and tell the ppl who are
paying you to maybe tack on a few more bucks for the amp expenses..
From property@yabbs Wed May 25 14:48:20 1994
From: property@yabbs
To: Badger01@yabbs
Subject: re: Sorry, I meant all....
Date: Wed May 25 14:48:20 1994
that is true...
From MetalGod@yabbs Fri May 27 16:19:16 1994
From: MetalGod@yabbs
To: hypno@yabbs
Subject: playing w/o an amp
Date: Fri May 27 16:19:16 1994
Well, if you really want to plug into something, you can just jack your
guitar into the 1/4" mic-in of your stereo if it has one. Just make sure
you turn the low end all the way down so that you don't blow your
speakers. And turn the input volume of the stereo low and increase it
until it starts to peak. Guitar pickups tend to put out a bit more juice
than microphones do. But if you're really into it, invest in a dinky
little amp.. it'll make you sond a lot better. And when you just start
playing, you fuck up alot and a decent distortion tends to cover up your
minor screwups pretty well.
MetalGod (AKA Mirage, BassGod, and a shitload of other things)
Send me your FSP lists!
From pbj@yabbs Mon May 30 17:31:58 1994
From: pbj@yabbs
To: badger01@yabbs
Subject: bassist
Date: Mon May 30 17:31:58 1994
Right on matthew !!!
Bass is the best......
Bass is the sex of music
you can feel it all over
guitar is the heart
drums the life
keys the fun
and rythm the sin
but bass takes the cake
keep playing man!
From hashish@yabbs Tue May 31 23:38:42 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: <no title>
Date: Tue May 31 23:38:42 1994
I'm gonna see Rollins Band this friday at the Horden, it's going to go
off. Can't fuckin' wait.
From buzzbomb@yabbs Wed Jun 1 09:34:11 1994
From: buzzbomb@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: re: <no title>
Date: Wed Jun 1 09:34:11 1994
yeah Rollins is pretty cool. i don't care much for the new one though.
there is this show planned here with sepultura, pantera, and i think
clutch... now that's gonna be crazy...! tickets are real expensive though.
From Hellion@yabbs Wed Jun 1 18:42:10 1994
From: Hellion@yabbs
To: property@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Wed Jun 1 18:42:10 1994
In message re: NIN, property said:
> NIN is cool.
> hate the video for march of the pigs
> (or whatever the name of it is...)
I must admit that the videos for NIN aren't
that great, but then again I just listen for the
music. Music does not live by video alone! L8r
d00d!
-- Hellion
From Funnyman@yabbs Wed Jun 1 20:23:10 1994
From: Funnyman@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: WANNA HELP ME?
Date: Wed Jun 1 20:23:10 1994
Hi.....
well I need to make an assigment about rock history.....so If you wanna
help me (also if you can)....I will be eternally thanked
If you hand any information about rock history (new groups, I dont
know...anything related...and you can share it)
mail me at 940712@cenco.ulima.edu.pe PLEASE!!!!!
also if you know hosts when I can ftp info..........
THANKS A LOT FOR READING THIS
also mail me if you wanna just some mailing...or anything you might need
Hoping (desesperated) you answer
Bye
Remember: 940712@cenco.ulima.edu.pe
From robtelee@yabbs Thu Jun 2 00:21:53 1994
From: robtelee@yabbs
To: Funnyman@yabbs
Subject: re: WANNA HELP ME?
Date: Thu Jun 2 00:21:53 1994
What kind of groups are ya looking for ? there are some sites on the
telnet sys. Try some of those...
l8r
From PanPan@yabbs Thu Jun 2 01:08:51 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: Rollins is God
Date: Thu Jun 2 01:08:51 1994
Need I say more? You _MUST_ tell us all about the concert! Rollins is
King!
Rollins fan,
PanPan
From hashish@yabbs Thu Jun 2 20:29:57 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: I agree totally
Date: Thu Jun 2 20:29:57 1994
its Friday 10:30am and I'm totally fuckin' bored in this lab 'cause I'm
just hanging to see Henry. I'll fill you in on monday about the concert,
probably because I'll be wasted all weekend (WASTED AGAIN...). So if you
get this message before the next one you'll know why it took so long.
Talk to ya soon,
hashish
From hashish@yabbs Thu Jun 2 20:50:12 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: buzzbomb@yabbs
Subject: Rollins
Date: Thu Jun 2 20:50:12 1994
Weight has some good tracks but unfortunately doesn't feel as intense as
End of the Silence and Do It. I feel the need for a Black Flag revival!
The Rollins concert out here (which is tonight!) is being supprted by
Tumbleweed (fuckin' cool local band) and Kim Salmon (don't know who these
dudes are and their on first so I'm gonna skip them and go for a few beers
and then catch the Weed followed by Rollins. Tickets are $32 (aussie
dollars) which is cheap for a big show at the Horden.
I don't listen to much speed/death/grind anymore and am not really into
Pantera, BUT I've heard a couple of tracks by Clutch and thought it was
pretty spun out...reminded me of Helmet(fuckin' brillant).
Talk to ya soon,
hashish
From buzzbomb@yabbs Fri Jun 3 09:39:49 1994
From: buzzbomb@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: clutch
Date: Fri Jun 3 09:39:49 1994
yeah they are a bit reminiscent of helmet... cool thing is they started
out right here in the DC area so i got to see them a few times befoer
they got big. like when they used to play in the basement of this old
downtown church where there uswed to be a lot of cool hardcore shows
back in the day. matter of fact, the bass player for clutch owns
a bike shop with his brother right next to where i used to live, and he
still worked there last time i went there (couple weeks ago). pretty
swell guy and real good on a bike.
From PanPan@yabbs Fri Jun 3 11:17:19 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: re: I agree totally
Date: Fri Jun 3 11:17:19 1994
Thanx, man! :)
Seeya l8r,
PanPan
From Badger01@yabbs Mon Jun 6 13:53:05 1994
From: Badger01@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: A GREAT band, In my humble
Date: Mon Jun 6 13:53:05 1994
I think that a band that doesn't get any respect is Prong.
Except for their new album, which isn't their best.
The Basslines are so intricate, and The way they use the
music as a hammer to drive the vocals along fascinates me
Loved them ever since Beg To Differ.
Badger01
MRossi III
From hashish@yabbs Mon Jun 6 18:22:45 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: buzzbomb@yabbs
Subject: hardcore
Date: Mon Jun 6 18:22:45 1994
that old church sounds like a great place to see a band, especially some
old hardcore bands which are few and far between these days but i guess
they had their era. i prefer to see a band in a pub/club type atmosphere
than really huge venues, although rollins at the horden was fuckin' great
but then again that place isn't that big but about as big as i can handle.
a mate of mine is a drummer in a band called scurge (used to be crimston
ash), they haven't got anything released yet but they've played a few gigs
around sydney and the sound is pretty cool. aussie band u am i are touring
the states with soundgarden, this would be a great show - you should check
it out if you can - u am i have a great sound and they totally impressed
sonic youth when they were out here last!
From hashish@yabbs Mon Jun 6 23:41:29 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: the rollins gig
Date: Mon Jun 6 23:41:29 1994
sorry about the delay, but the our network was down on monday. so here's
the lowdown on the rollins show on friday june 3rd. kim salmon were on
first at 7 but i was at the pub waiting for some friends. got to the
horden at 8 just as kim salmon were finishing up. hung around outside
during the change over, then went in just in time to see tumbleweed coming
on. i got a good place on the dance floor pretty close to the stage to
watch tumbleweed put on a great show. the crowd was going off (and so was
the security at the front - which is what some of my friends told me). one
of the guitarists from tumbleweed broke a string but they played on anyway
while the poor bastard had to fix it himself. hung around outside again
after tumbleweed had finished waiting for rollins to come on. went back in
about 5 minutes before rollins came on and the place was packed! rollins
came out (crowd went wild - expected) and they got straight into it
playing most of the stuff off weight. it was an excellent show with really
good sound. henry is a great performer - gets totally in to the music -
and he gave a bit of spoken word before each song usually about what the
song was about. there was one cool bit which i'll try to remember as best
as possible: this dude throws a t-shirt at rollins just after he finished
singing one song, rollins said "don't throw things at the singer, that's
like....(turns around and picks up bottle of water from in front of the
drum kit)...that's like this.......(tips out the water on to the
stage)...here have a drink...(looking at the dude who through the
shirt)...have a drink....(drinks some)...tastes great.....have a
drink...(water runs out)...don't throw shit at the singer...(holds up the
bottle)...i'm not even gonna throw this at you...(throws bottle behind
him). they did a 10 minute improv on one song (forget the fuckin' name)
which had some spun out drum sounds. the bass player looked totally amazed
at the type of people in the crowd and he went off on his 5 string all
night. after they went off everyone started yelling "henry..henry" and
they came back out and did a short encore. rollins band played for about 1
and a half hours and it was a fuckin' great show!
From PanPan@yabbs Tue Jun 7 00:10:34 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: re: the rollins gig
Date: Tue Jun 7 00:10:34 1994
Wow! Sounds like a great time! Alas, in Brandon, MB we get no good bands
(mainstream or otherwise) other than Country and Westerh shit. The best
we can do is check out some local bands (who are mainly punk, which is
good) like Swiller, 12 Eyes & Red Fisher (From Winnipeg), Farm Fresh and
Global Village Trucking Co. (Reggae). We're starved for concerts here, so
thanx for the show info!
Catcha l8r
PanPan
From hashish@yabbs Tue Jun 7 04:11:42 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: the rollins gig
Date: Tue Jun 7 04:11:42 1994
holy fuck! i'd go fuckin' insane with that country and western bullshit. i
can't stand that shit, i totally sympathise with your situation. at least
you get some punk bands to jump around to, i used to be totally into that
with my mowhawk and docs and shit but i've mellowed out a bit since then
although i still listen to it sometimes.
cya,
hashish
and remember: avoid hangovers.....stay drunk!
From Natalie@yabbs Tue Jun 7 07:48:27 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: re: the rollins gig
Date: Tue Jun 7 07:48:27 1994
well, i saw elvis costello and crash test dummies last week....*shrug* i
hope my musical tastes are cool enough for you...(and how aboutthem hoodoo
gurus?)
natalie
From htoaster@yabbs Tue Jun 7 12:23:14 1994
From: htoaster@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: the rollins gig
Date: Tue Jun 7 12:23:14 1994
how where ctd and elvis costello?
hoodoo guru's played at cmu my freshman year...don't remember them that well
though...
alex
From Natalie@yabbs Tue Jun 7 12:25:24 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: htoaster@yabbs
Subject: re: the rollins gig
Date: Tue Jun 7 12:25:24 1994
they were great, godlike, wonderful...etc etc etc. ctd were better then
elvis (IMHO)...they did all the cool songs, and hell, i even boogied a bit
to the ts eliot song...
j'adore hoodoo gurus...you gotta love a band w/ lyrics like:
"I was a kamikaze pilot, they gave me a plane and i couldn't fly it..."
and a good necrophilia song now and again don't hurt either...
natalie
From Zbadba@yabbs Tue Jun 7 22:18:51 1994
From: Zbadba@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: last show
Date: Tue Jun 7 22:18:51 1994
hmm... last show(s) I went to was/were Springfest '94 -
It and the Pensacola Jazz Festival are the only good shows here usually.
Lets see, who did I see at springfest...?
Vallejo
The Unemployed
Joan Baez
Dash Rip Rock
John Hiatt
Jimmy Dale Gilmore
Spyro Gyra
Three Dog Night
Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
+umpteen thousand local bands
Basically, they cordoned off all of downtown for a weekend and set up
stages on the major roads (6 stages if I remember right).
It was, pardon my french, fuckin' insane.
From hashish@yabbs Tue Jun 7 23:25:25 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: last show
Date: Tue Jun 7 23:25:25 1994
i think i'd have to pass on the elvis costello, and as for the
ctd........Mmmmmmmm...........let me
think.........Mmmmmm.........dunno.........Mmmmmm.......not
sure.....Mmmmm......i think i'll skip these dudes aswell. i need more
distortion and even feedback (works for sonic youth - too kool) idon't
know if your music tastes are kool enough (or maybe too kool) for me but
as long as they are kool with you, that's kool with me! i don't really
listen to the hoodoo gurus but that doesn't mean they're shit, the hoodoos
are a good band and it's good to see an aussie band making it overseas. if
you like the hoodoos, you may like u am i which is a fuckin' great band!
From PanPan@yabbs Wed Jun 8 13:54:41 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: myoozak
Date: Wed Jun 8 13:54:41 1994
When there aren't live bands around (non-country), I just sink into my CD
collection. Again, it's hart to find stuff here in bad ol' Brandon, so my
non-mainstream collection is small. What I DO have (Pistols, Clash, some
UK Punk Compilations, RevCo, NiN) is mostly special-ordered in. Recently,
tho, a local record store (The Record Baron) has begun to keep some punk
and industrial in stock so's I don't have to pay obscene prices through
import orders, but even then, they don't get a hell of a lot in at any one
time.
Lamenting the myoozak scene in Brandon,
PanPan
From PanPan@yabbs Wed Jun 8 13:55:57 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: the rollins gig
Date: Wed Jun 8 13:55:57 1994
The Dummies are quite good. Nice to listen to if you want to mellow out.
Wish they had more local concerts, tho...
"It's so MELLLLLOW!"
PanPan
From hashish@yabbs Wed Jun 8 18:21:59 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: CDs
Date: Wed Jun 8 18:21:59 1994
out here there are some really kool record stores that just have
alternative music BUT a locally released CD averages $25-$30 and as for
fuckin' imports...forget that! i've seen second hand Soundgarden live
recordings on CD going for $40! you should talk to the dude at red baron
and ask what sells best and tell him to get his act together...i mean, if
they're starting to stock that sort of stuff it must be selling (i guess!)
i remember listening to those uk punk compilations, try and get your hands
on some peel sessions albums (pretty kool - mostly hardcore)
cya,
hashish
..and remember..if ya drink, drive home real fast! (just kidding - drink
driving's pretty fucked)
From buzzbomb@yabbs Thu Jun 9 09:46:28 1994
From: buzzbomb@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: mellow....
Date: Thu Jun 9 09:46:28 1994
some good stuff to just mellow out to is ambient!! like aphex twin,
human mesh dance, cabaret voltaire, orbital, etc... all just this swirly
flanging background music. there's a double cd set called Chill Out , and
the second volume chill out phase two (which i just got) that's pretty
nice. good music to play chess to, BTW. and on the other end of
the spectrum pantera's new Far Beyond Driven is pretty wild...!
From Cat@yabbs Thu Jun 9 10:09:38 1994
From: Cat@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: <no title>
Date: Thu Jun 9 10:09:38 1994
I was listening to the raido and this song came on-can't remember the
title, but it was all about this musician called "the Bird". the nick
sounded familiar, but i can't remember who the guy was...does anybody else
know?
also, are there really some albums out there that they've stuck parental
discresion advised warning lables on? i've heard they did that but haven't
seen any music with such a lable in a store.
-tammie
From Natalie@yabbs Thu Jun 9 12:08:02 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: Cat@yabbs
Subject: re: <no title>
Date: Thu Jun 9 12:08:02 1994
yeppers, there are parental warning stickers...tres embetant. i'm not
real sure what the criteria are for gettingthe sticker tho. prolly some
sort of strange arcane formula is put into use in determining this.
natalie
From ducky@yabbs Thu Jun 9 14:35:34 1994
From: ducky@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: parental advisory stickers
Date: Thu Jun 9 14:35:34 1994
In message re: <no title>, Natalie said:
> yeppers, there are parental warning stickers...tres embetant. i'm not
> real sure what the criteria are for gettingthe sticker tho. prolly some
> sort of strange arcane formula is put into use in determining this.
yeah, prolly something like that. . .personally i think that every single cd
and tape in the store should get a sticker regardless of content, just to
show how silly they are. . .
when the stickers first started coming out, and some stores said they wouldn't
sell labelled items to minors, a group of free speech activists printed
up t-shirts that said "I BUY MUSIC FOR MINORS". . .wish i had picked one up
-k
From buzzbomb@yabbs Thu Jun 9 15:24:30 1994
From: buzzbomb@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: bird...
Date: Thu Jun 9 15:24:30 1994
i forget who asked about bird originally, but it was Charlie Parker, one
of the old jazz greats... yup, Charlie Bird Parker... good stuff! were you
talking about the Digable Planets song (don't know the name) where he says
"so i slid in a tape of Bird on Verve..." ? verve was charlie's label,
along with a bunch of other cool jazz cats.
From Cat@yabbs Thu Jun 9 16:43:41 1994
From: Cat@yabbs
To: buzzbomb@yabbs
Subject: re: bird...
Date: Thu Jun 9 16:43:41 1994
thanks...i asked the question and yes i believe that was the song i has
listened to. :)
-tammie
From Zbadba@yabbs Fri Jun 10 16:20:43 1994
From: Zbadba@yabbs
To: ducky@yabbs
Subject: re: parental advisory stickers
Date: Fri Jun 10 16:20:43 1994
You see parental advisory stickers all over the place in florida-
It's actually illegal to sell stickered records to minors in the state!
(Can you believe this?)
Of course, this is the state that pionereered such pillars of morality as
the 11pm weekday/midnite weekend curfew for minors (currently being
challenged by the ACLU in Dade county), political indoctrination (a recent
measure passed by the Lake City school board (which is dominated by
fundamentalist Christians) requires teachers to teach that American
society and culture is superior not only to every culture in the world,
but every culture that ever was), and the banning of expression considered
offensive by those in power (2 Live Crew comes to mind, as does the film
"The Last Temptation of Christ," both of which were banned in large areas
of the state).
But I digress.
From Natalie@yabbs Fri Jun 10 19:56:11 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: Zbadba@yabbs
Subject: re: parental advisory stickers
Date: Fri Jun 10 19:56:11 1994
remind me to stay the hell out of florida
natalie
From Zbadba@yabbs Sat Jun 11 01:41:53 1994
From: Zbadba@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: parental advisory stickers
Date: Sat Jun 11 01:41:53 1994
Ok, stay the hell out of Florida.
I tell that to everyone I meet out of state.
Don't support this shithole. I say the same thing about most of the south
in general, actually. Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi in particular,
tho.
I laugh every time I read about a foreign tourist gunned down or some high
profile embarrassment in the state. I cheer a silent cheer at the thought.
The only reason anyone *should* come to Florida is if they are a marine
biologist or a wetlands ecologist. Then it's a terribly interesting place.
Otherwise, it really masticates the gonads.
From robtelee@yabbs Sat Jun 11 01:45:11 1994
From: robtelee@yabbs
To: Zbadba@yabbs
Subject: The South
Date: Sat Jun 11 01:45:11 1994
You don't like it here, GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE !
There are forty-nine other states here, so pick one butthead.
From Zbadba@yabbs Sat Jun 11 02:01:16 1994
From: Zbadba@yabbs
To: robtelee@yabbs
Subject: re: The South
Date: Sat Jun 11 02:01:16 1994
Your oratory is outstanding.
And why should I limit my choices to the USA?
From robtelee@yabbs Sat Jun 11 03:47:28 1994
From: robtelee@yabbs
To: Zbadba@yabbs
Subject: re: The South
Date: Sat Jun 11 03:47:28 1994
Thank you...In all sincerity, it was a pleasure to talk to you.
Not very often I get to discuss my opinions and actually get a thinking
response from someone.
I remain,
Your Obd'nt Sv'nt
robtelee
From PanPan@yabbs Mon Jun 13 11:24:22 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: re: CDs
Date: Mon Jun 13 11:24:22 1994
Thanks for the advice! The only Peel Sessions stuff I've been able to get
ahold of are the two Joy Division ones (only on cassette, tho). I've
tried to get them in on CD only to find out that they aren't available
domestically, so I never tried any others. Come to think of it, though,
that was about two years ago, now that they're getting other import stuff
in, they might be able to get these...hmmmmmm.
cya l8r,
PanPan
btw, don't drive home hung over on a hot day in a car where the windows
don't roll down after a late wedding reception. Every half hour I had to
pull over to talk to my good buddy RAAAAAAAAALPH!
:-( Sadness.
From PanPan@yabbs Mon Jun 13 11:27:16 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Cat@yabbs
Subject: Parental Discretion Advised
Date: Mon Jun 13 11:27:16 1994
Check out any rap album released in the last 8 years or so, esp. N.W.A.,
Ice-T. The original cover of Ritual de lo Habitual by Jane's Addiction
has one, as does Ministry's In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up
(Live). Hell, let me check my CD collection and get back to you...
PanPan
From PanPan@yabbs Mon Jun 13 11:31:40 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: Parental Discretion
Date: Mon Jun 13 11:31:40 1994
some sort of strange arcane formula? Here's one that works for most of
them: "Tipper doesn't like this band" another, lesser-used formula is
"The christian fundamentalists don't like this band", and my personal
favorite is "This band has something intelligent to say". For more info,
consult the Jello Biafra spoken word album: High Priest of Harmful
Matter - Tales from the Trial.
Cat: Another album is Rage Against The Machine.
Discretionally yours,
PanPan
From Phain@yabbs Mon Jun 13 11:37:49 1994
From: Phain@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: NIN
Date: Mon Jun 13 11:37:49 1994
I heard the soundtrack for "The Crow" a few days ago and was suprised
when the NIN track sounded *really* familiar. A few minutes into the song,
it hit me. "Dead Souls" was originally done by Joy Division. It seems that
Trent is really into covers. Does anyone know if he relies on cover
material when he tours? I loved his version of "Get Down Make Love" on the
"Sin" single.
Lata, there are many ducks, Fnord,
Phain.
P.S. Does anyone recent NiN touring info?
From ducky@yabbs Mon Jun 13 14:53:21 1994
From: ducky@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: CDs
Date: Mon Jun 13 14:53:21 1994
In message re: CDs, PanPan said:
> Thanks for the advice! The only Peel Sessions stuff I've been able to get
> ahold of are the two Joy Division ones (only on cassette, tho). I've
> tried to get them in on CD only to find out that they aren't available
> domestically, so I never tried any others. Come to think of it, though,
> that was about two years ago, now that they're getting other import stuff
> in, they might be able to get these...hmmmmmm.
All The Peel Sessions are starting to be released domestically in the US.
They are still not so easy to find, but are a lot easier to find then when
they were only available as imports.
-k
From pbj@yabbs Mon Jun 13 15:47:51 1994
From: pbj@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: ambient
Date: Mon Jun 13 15:47:51 1994
ambient is the best fucking music on this planet esp. psychic tv and
themes from vapour space good tunage...natalie i'm glad to hear you
grooved to the eliot song at ctd....later all......
colleen
s
From Natalie@yabbs Mon Jun 13 19:21:05 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: CDs
Date: Mon Jun 13 19:21:05 1994
hmmm...anyone have the syd barrett peel sessions ep, and if so, is it
worth my $$?
natalie
From hashish@yabbs Mon Jun 13 22:18:32 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: CDs
Date: Mon Jun 13 22:18:32 1994
hope you have some luck finding some peel sessions! i watched this arts
program the other night and they had an interview with henry rollins
asking him stuff like what keeps him going and about his publishing
company and the books to be released. it was pretty kool and they showed
some footage of a spoken word show and even some old Black Flag stuff, but
the whole thing was pretty short.
hashish
by the way, i've met ralph a few times!
From hashish@yabbs Mon Jun 13 22:21:53 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: pbj@yabbs
Subject: re: CDs
Date: Mon Jun 13 22:21:53 1994
yeah, i don't mind a bit of ambient music when i'm off my face, some of
it is pretty spun out!
hashish
From PanPan@yabbs Wed Jun 15 09:36:16 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Phain@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Wed Jun 15 09:36:16 1994
I recently (2 days ago) got my grubby little paws on The Crow. It's been
sold out here since it was released. Anywhoo, overall methinks it's a
pretty good soundtrack (although I wasn't impressed with RATM-Darkness of
Greed when it was the B-Side of Killing in the Name, and am still not).
As for Dead Souls, I think Trent did better music, but Ian had better
vocals for the song...just my preference...
Musically yours,
PanPan
From PanPan@yabbs Wed Jun 15 09:39:17 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: RALPH and the Porcelean God
Date: Wed Jun 15 09:39:17 1994
A friend of mine has been collecting Rollins interviews on Videotape for
about 3 months or so now, had some really choice stuff, he managed to fill
a 2-hour VHS tape, until his sister taped four episodes of "Full House"
over it. The tape was marked "Drew's Tape - Don't Tape Over" well, what
can you expect from a family that regularily asks "When is Haloween" and
doesn't mean what day of the week does it fall on...?
PanPan
From Underdog@yabbs Wed Jun 15 19:32:27 1994
From: Underdog@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: RALPH and the Porcelean God
Date: Wed Jun 15 19:32:27 1994
I say we lynch the kid. Heh.
Rollins Band's "Ghostrider" on The Crow's soundtrack was good.. but I've
heard better.
/\_/\
\o o/
\o/
Underdog!
From Milo@yabbs Wed Jun 15 20:26:30 1994
From: Milo@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: metallica tickets/nashville
Date: Wed Jun 15 20:26:30 1994
if anyone is interested in purchasing 1 reserved ticket to the nashville
alice in chains, suicidal tendencies, metallica show, please contact me
and we will work something out. peace!
From hashish@yabbs Wed Jun 15 22:50:29 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: metallica tickets/nashville
Date: Wed Jun 15 22:50:29 1994
fuck that pisses me off! i've had that happen to me a few times, drives me
insane. what the fuck is the crow soundtrack? (at the risk of sounding
completely behind the times)
From Underdog@yabbs Thu Jun 16 03:28:35 1994
From: Underdog@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: re: metallica tickets/nashville
Date: Thu Jun 16 03:28:35 1994
It's the soundtrack for a movie, "The Crow", that came out a few weeks ago
, in the USA anyways.
/\_/\
\o o/
\o/
Underdog!
From PanPan@yabbs Thu Jun 16 11:09:44 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Underdog@yabbs
Subject: Ghostrider
Date: Thu Jun 16 11:09:44 1994
How can you beat a song about a cheesy Marvel Comics character?! You just
can't do it!
Hee-hee!
Artistically yours,
PanPan
From PanPan@yabbs Thu Jun 16 11:13:13 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: Crow
Date: Thu Jun 16 11:13:13 1994
The soundtrack to Brandon Lee's best (and last) movie. The movie is
great! It's basically a 90-minute kill-fest with great music! The
soundtrack is really good, with moody, atmospheric, dark songs by The Cure
, Rollins Band, Stone Temple Pilots, My Life With The Thrill Kill Cult,
NiN, and lots of other bands. I'd STRONGLY reccomend picking it up!
"A quick impression: Caw, Caw...BANG...Fuck, I'm Dead!"
- the bad guy from The Crow (fucked if I can remember his name)
PanPan
From Underdog@yabbs Thu Jun 16 13:45:33 1994
From: Underdog@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: Crow
Date: Thu Jun 16 13:45:33 1994
Heh. =] I like the quote.
"Don't move or yer dead."
"I am dead. And moving."
/\_/\
\o o/
\o/
Underdog!
From Natalie@yabbs Thu Jun 16 15:08:09 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: Underdog@yabbs
Subject: re: Crow
Date: Thu Jun 16 15:08:09 1994
so was the movie any good? i don't wantto waste my money, you know...
natalie
From PanPan@yabbs Thu Jun 16 16:36:06 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: Crow
Date: Thu Jun 16 16:36:06 1994
If you like action movies, then you'd love this one. If you prefer
serious movies with a message other than "You shouldn't have fucked with
me, asshole!" then you wouldn't like it.
I loved it. ;-)
Pugilistically yours,
PanPan
From Badger01@yabbs Thu Jun 16 19:25:52 1994
From: Badger01@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Aggression in Music...
Date: Thu Jun 16 19:25:52 1994
I like to listen to stuff like Pantera, Prong,
The occasional Sepultura or Rigor Mortis, anything
that sounds violent. So I like some NiN, but not all,
and I like side two of the CRow soundtrack...I don't
know why, but I also like King Missle, especially
"Detatchable Penis" Spooky, but Cool.
Badger01
From hashish@yabbs Thu Jun 16 23:24:25 1994
From: hashish@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: crow
Date: Thu Jun 16 23:24:25 1994
ah right, this is the movie brandon got blown away in....someone fucked
up....bigtime! don't like Brandon's movies, not intense enough .... you
should check out something like Iron Monkey, Once Upon A time In China
patrs 1, 2, and 3 (4 was fucked) actually, this weekend i wanna go and see
Burning Paradise which a mate of mine assures me that it is full on, he
was telling me about a bit where one of the bad guys starts going off in
this fight and cutting off horses heads with this huge sword and all crazy
shit like that.
i'll see if a can listen to a copy of the crow soundtrack....have you
heard the judgement night soundtrack?
From PanPan@yabbs Fri Jun 17 09:48:38 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: Judgment Night
Date: Fri Jun 17 09:48:38 1994
Yeppers, thought it was mighty good! It's great music to do anything fast
to: Drive, slam dance, drink, etc.
As for movies, I like violent, gory ones, mainly horror. I loved the Evil
Dead series, the Living Dead (and plain old Dead) series(es), Zombie, etc.
I have the address of a company in the USA that specializes in
gore-filled cinema (it has a TON of violent asian movies that I'd love to
get ahold of)!
Gorefully yours,
PanPan
From PanPan@yabbs Fri Jun 17 09:50:57 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: RevCo
Date: Fri Jun 17 09:50:57 1994
Does anyone know where I could get my grubby little paws on a copy of
RevCo's (Let's Get) Physical (the original version that was yanked from
the Beers Steers & Queers album)? I've got a bootleg that was recorded
from radio on a really shitty tape, and although the sound is very muddy,
the song still kicks ass all over the one on the album!
Revoltingly yours,
PanPan
From Badger01@yabbs Fri Jun 24 10:00:00 1994
From: Badger01@yabbs
To: r@yabbs
Subject: re: crow
Date: Fri Jun 24 10:00:00 1994
The soundtrack had Pantera, therefore was cool, but it did not have
Ministry, therefore wasn't as cool as it could have been. Physical Laws.
Can't escape em.
Badger01
From Milo@yabbs Fri Jun 24 11:10:18 1994
From: Milo@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: re:crow
Date: Fri Jun 24 11:10:18 1994
how about this one: "it can't always rain."
soundtrack kicks "they keep callin' me!!"
schizophrenically yours,
milo
From pbj@yabbs Fri Jun 24 18:01:47 1994
From: pbj@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: re: re:crow
Date: Fri Jun 24 18:01:47 1994
i just say this flick with my best friend..it was the third time he'd seen
it...anyway iloved it ...you totally cheered for brenden (sp?) everytime
he killed a "badguy" although i do have one complaint...but it's not
ust for this movie...being a smoker i have a rilly hard time sitting in
a theatre for 2 hours or so and wathcing 2/3 of the cast smoke away and
not be able to light up myself..in that sense video cassettes rule!
luv you guys pbj
From Underdog@yabbs Sat Jun 25 00:08:22 1994
From: Underdog@yabbs
To: pbj@yabbs
Subject: re: re:crow
Date: Sat Jun 25 00:08:22 1994
Just go to one of the cheap(!) theaters where no one cares. ;]
The movie was awesome. Lotsa action. Blood & guts. Kick ass soundtrack. A
plot. Good writing.
/\_/\
\o o/
\o/
Underdog!
From PanPan@yabbs Mon Jun 27 13:04:35 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Underdog@yabbs
Subject: re: re:crow
Date: Mon Jun 27 13:04:35 1994
I've got the comic books on order from a local shop. They're supposed to
be better than the movie (story-wise, anyways...). I'll let you all know
when they come in (costing me BIG BUX! They are signed & Numbered first
prints!)...
l8r,
Kaw, Kaw,
PanPan
From Covenant@yabbs Sat Jul 2 16:37:30 1994
From: Covenant@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Ira Hayes
Date: Sat Jul 2 16:37:30 1994
you know, i'm sitting here listening to my Johnny Cash CD, and
The Ballad of Ira Hayes could very well be the greatest song ever
written.
"... 2 inches of water and a lonely ditch was a grave for Ira Hayes"
"..they'd let him raise the flag and lower it like you'd throw a dog a bone"
From Covenant@yabbs Sun Jul 3 01:07:49 1994
From: Covenant@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Almost Time!!
Date: Sun Jul 3 01:07:49 1994
CABIN BOY WILL SOON BE RELEASED ON VIDEO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
REJOICE!! WORSHIP!!!! LOVE LITTLE CHRISSY!!!!
From Death@yabbs Sun Jul 3 12:56:15 1994
From: Death@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: yabbsfest
Date: Sun Jul 3 12:56:15 1994
Everybody (or almost everybody) here on yabbs wonders what everyone else
is like in "real" life... To this end, I'm announcing that a bunch of us
have gotten together to organize a party!!! We've decided that at some
as yet undetermined point in time, anybody from Yabbs that wants to is
invited to come to Pittsburgh, the birthplace of Yabbs, where we will all
get together for a weekend or so of fun :> The reason the time is still
undetermined is because we need everyone who wants to come to let us know
when would be a good time for them... Email me with questions, comments,
suggestions, and what time would be good for you at: death@cyberspace.org
See you there!!!
--Death
PS... I put this message in every base on the off chance that EVERYBODY
might actually get to see it :>
From Terrius@yabbs Mon Jul 4 20:43:30 1994
From: Terrius@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: musical acquisitions
Date: Mon Jul 4 20:43:30 1994
A quick plug for Machines of Loving Grace to all those of you NIN fans out
there. If you like Nine Inch Nails, you'll probably like Machines of
Loving Grace, although I make no guarantees. Their album Concentration is
quite good. I was not disappointed.
-Tb
"automatic sensory remote control
weather satellites manipulate your soul efficiently
without a modicum of grace
I want to go out with a smile on my face.
there's got to be a pill for forgiveness...
there's got to be a trigger for happiness..."
Machines of Loving Grace
From PanPan@yabbs Tue Jul 5 11:33:25 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Terrius@yabbs
Subject: MOLG
Date: Tue Jul 5 11:33:25 1994
Is all of their stuff as moody and atmospheric as "Golgotha Tenement
Blues" from The Crow Soundtrack? I LOVE that song, and have been looking
for MOLG stuff ever since. Unfortunately, my locale is more into Country
and Western shit, but we get good music in every now and then (more
frequently in the past couple of months). What albums do they have out?
Moodily yours,
PanPan
From Terrius@yabbs Thu Jul 7 00:16:33 1994
From: Terrius@yabbs
To: PanPan@yabbs
Subject: re: MOLG
Date: Thu Jul 7 00:16:33 1994
I'd say Golgotha Tenement is fairly representative. Although I like the
lyrics in their other stuff better. I'd advise checking into
"Concentration" which is their second album. Their first one isn't quite
so cool, and does not resemble Golgotha Tenement at all.
The song "Butterfly Wings" and "Perfect Tan" got some degree of airplay,
these are two songs off of Concentration.
-Tb
"Don't place faith in material things
material things will fail you
A hurricane triggered by a butterfly's wings...
Conspirators betray you.
Don't place faith in human beings
human beings are unreliable things.
Don't place faith in human beings...
human beings or - butterfly wings."
MoLG ('cept I think it's "You can't" in the first verse, oh well.)
From PanPan@yabbs Thu Jul 7 14:09:32 1994
From: PanPan@yabbs
To: Terrius@yabbs
Subject: re: MOLG
Date: Thu Jul 7 14:09:32 1994
Sounds mighty cool! I most definitely will look them up, as soon as
my RevCo order comes in at the Record Baron (Beers Steers & Queers Remix
Single - it's been on order for about a month. But, since it's an import,
I don't expect it for another 2 weeks. Dead Kennedys Give Me
Convenience...took 2 months to get in. Sadness).
From one1eye@yabbs Sat Jul 9 01:26:57 1994
From: one1eye@yabbs
To: htoaster@yabbs
Subject: hello
Date: Sat Jul 9 01:26:57 1994
HI,
how are you , fine I hope. I just connected to your BBS for the first
time through the internet. I hope to play with it somemore but it is
getting late. talk at ya' later.
From pbj@yabbs Mon Jul 11 22:02:31 1994
From: pbj@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Tori Amos
Date: Mon Jul 11 22:02:31 1994
okay okay i know alot of you yabbsers don't rilly dig my chica Tori
but if you like a sexy concert hers is definitely one to spend the Ticket
Master surcharges on.....she has a basically low key lighting and low key
thing going..but man she doesn't need no fancy lighting ...all i can sa y
is wow!!! it wuz a little short but oh well at least we got to see her
live...holy **it it twas very very sexy!!!
now back to your regularly scheduled programming
oh by the way who ever mentioned john peel sessions a few million posts
ago...i can send you a copy of the sub pop ones if you want it..putry
goodf disc...
pbj
From ChimChim@yabbs Wed Jul 13 15:59:03 1994
From: ChimChim@yabbs
To: hashish@yabbs
Subject: re: CDs
Date: Wed Jul 13 15:59:03 1994
local CD. Thats just
fucked. I work at a record store. We sell imports for about a 50 %
markup so its usually not that expensive. Ive seen bootlegs locally for a
about $33. thats the most expensive stuff around sept vinyl.
Just a little story before i go. I was working saturday when this guy
comes up and askes if we have anything to hold vinyl in. I said that we
had some 12 bye 12 boxes that we use. The guy goes, "you mean 13 by 13"
i said no it will fit in a 12 by 12. he said that it was impossuible for
a 13" record to fit intyo a 12 by 12 box. If you collect vinyl i think
you should now that record are 12 inches in diameter. What a moron.
maybe its just funny to me but later.
ChimChim
email Stevin@u.washington.edu
From Badger01@yabbs Wed Jul 13 20:22:43 1994
From: Badger01@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: JUdgement night
Date: Wed Jul 13 20:22:43 1994
In all the hubalaboo about the Crow soundtrack,
which was really cool, I want to remind people not to forget the
JUDGEMENT NIGHT soundtrack, featuring popular rap and heavy metal/indie
rock bands together. The songs Judgement Night by Onyx and Biohazard, Just
another Victim by House of Pain and Helmet, Another Body Murdered by
Boo-Ya Tribe and Faith no more, Freak Momma by Mudhoney and Sir Mix-A-lot,
Fatal and Therapy?, all sorts of great combinations. CHeck it out.
BTW: Another Interesting Compilation that a friend gave me free is called
BORN TO CHOOSE>
Badger01
From Cat@yabbs Thu Jul 14 00:09:50 1994
From: Cat@yabbs
To: pbj@yabbs
Subject: re: Tori Amos
Date: Thu Jul 14 00:09:50 1994
well i've only heard a tiny bit of the stuff she's done, but i really
like what i have listened to. i like her sultry voice and the way she
plays the piano...i'd love to be able to play the piano while i sing or
an accoustic guitar or even a harp...
i saw the indigo girls in concert and they were really neat...and they
had some neat lighting too. it was the first concert i'd ever seen but i
liked it and would like to see more. only thing i didn't enjoy were the
people smoking pot next to us but i s'pose that's to be expected when
sitting on the lawn.
after seening someone perform live in concert...listening to recordings
of their music just isn't the same....not necessarily better or worse but
different
-tammie
From ChimChim@yabbs Thu Jul 14 04:40:04 1994
From: ChimChim@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: crow score
Date: Thu Jul 14 04:40:04 1994
o motion picture scores
this is definately worth you $14.99. Really haunting arrangments that
remind you of the movie and give you chills.
Your superficially
ChimChim Stevin@u.washington.edu
From ChimChim@yabbs Thu Jul 14 04:50:06 1994
From: ChimChim@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: ambient
Date: Thu Jul 14 04:50:06 1994
Twin is fine and dandy,
but rather boring (selected works of Abient Vol. 2 anyway.) The On single
was pretty cool though. Fot those of you who haven't been expose to the
Aphex Twin before his name is Richard James. He also goes by Polygon
Window and Caustic Window (?) and a couple of others.
]
As a beginners ambient album I would suggest a single by the Orb, possibly
Little Fluffy Clouds if you can. Or get the KLF (also the Orb) Chill Out,
this is the album chill out, not the compilation.
Orbital is good if you are into the dance beat thing, which I am
sometimes.
If you want to get really wierd and think you like industrial you can try
NegativeLand, they do really wierd shit with noises and samples. Really
strange shit though.
If you have any others things you think i should check out let me know. I
work at a record store so I can probably get it.
groove out
ChimChim Stevin@u.washington.edu
From buzzbomb@yabbs Fri Jul 15 08:44:45 1994
From: buzzbomb@yabbs
To: ChimChim@yabbs
Subject: re: crow score
Date: Fri Jul 15 08:44:45 1994
speaking of movie soundtreacks, Firewalk With Me 's CD rules!!! that's
some crazy stuff on there....
From dmonger@yabbs Fri Jul 15 09:56:28 1994
From: dmonger@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: tv soundtraks
Date: Fri Jul 15 09:56:28 1994
any one know if they happen to make an x-files soundtrack.
i liek the music ... nice and drippy (no thats not a typo)
-peter
From ChimChim@yabbs Sat Jul 16 01:25:53 1994
From: ChimChim@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: beasties
Date: Sat Jul 16 01:25:53 1994
Fans
Just for you information the Beastie Boys screensaver is available at
several ftp sites. ftp.sunet.se /pub/pc/windows/utils also at
ftp.umn.se in pub/incoming/pc and in ftp.cica.indiana.edu where? ?
Hope you check it out.
Later
CC
From mobiusad@yabbs Sat Jul 16 02:08:55 1994
From: mobiusad@yabbs
To: dmonger@yabbs
Subject: X-files music
Date: Sat Jul 16 02:08:55 1994
I was USENetting, and came across a group alt.tv.x-files. Some guy on
there has the opening song in a .WAV file.
-//\\//\\obi
From Natalie@yabbs Sat Jul 16 15:47:34 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: Badger01@yabbs
Subject: re: JUdgement night
Date: Sat Jul 16 15:47:34 1994
the born to choose compilation is rad...
natalie
From Natalie@yabbs Sat Jul 16 15:48:37 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: dmonger@yabbs
Subject: re: tv soundtraks
Date: Sat Jul 16 15:48:37 1994
x files x files x files!!!! woohoo!!!
I'd buy a soundtrack album for it...
natalie
From Natalie@yabbs Sat Jul 16 15:49:31 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: NIN
Date: Sat Jul 16 15:49:31 1994
just so y'all know, i am now the proud owner of pretty hate machine and
the downward spiral...shit, i'm so hardcore i don't know what to do with
myself anymore....
natalie
From eggman@yabbs Tue Jul 19 08:06:45 1994
From: eggman@yabbs
To: pbj@yabbs
Subject: re: Tori Amos
Date: Tue Jul 19 08:06:45 1994
I saw her at the State Theater in Detroit.....was one fucking great
concert....she's amazing!
Did like 5 encore's......she played every song I've ever heard her sing
+ she sang....American Pie and Smells like Teen spirit.....
fucking great!
From Scar-eye@yabbs Tue Jul 19 09:01:32 1994
From: Scar-eye@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Helmet's Betty
Date: Tue Jul 19 09:01:32 1994
Check this album out.
Scar-eye Rossi
From Zbadba@yabbs Wed Jul 20 17:31:46 1994
From: Zbadba@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: concert
Date: Wed Jul 20 17:31:46 1994
Well, just saw the Spin Doctors/Gin Blossoms/Cracker show in Pittsburgh. I
thought the show was excellent, especially the sound quality. It sounded
great... no overdriven speakers or amps, but still plenty loud. (I believe
one of the Gin Blossoms pointed out that the sound engineer on their tour
is the highest paid in the industry). It was only the fourth show on the
tour, so there were a few kinks, but probably none noticable to anyone not
experienced in lighting or sound design.
Cracker played the shortest set, (some 40 minutes I think), so it was
distilled to the "highlites" (if you will), like Mr. Wrong, Million Miles,
etc.
Gin Blossoms, well, what can I say... they sound great live, but they
still can't escape the reality that all their songs sound almost the same
(different chords, but same structure and tempo usually).
The Spin Doctors were outstanding live, as usual. (Having listened to them
since they were playing on public radio, it's not a surprise.) There was
the obligatory encore (yeah, right, I'm sure they would end the show w/o
playing Two Princes... uhuh... sure... ).
All told, the 4 1/2 hrs of music was a bargain for the $10.25 lawn tix,
tho in other places tix may be more expensive- arenas for example.
Keep an eye out for this tour if it comes your way.
From H.P.@yabbs Wed Jul 20 23:08:17 1994
From: H.P.@yabbs
To: Natalie@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Wed Jul 20 23:08:17 1994
Those are pretty cool, but you haven't heard NiN 'til you've heard
Broken.
From pbj@yabbs Thu Jul 21 02:07:57 1994
From: pbj@yabbs
To: Zbadba@yabbs
Subject: re: concert
Date: Thu Jul 21 02:07:57 1994
i wuz juat wonderin...i could have been dreaming it but wasn't there some
reports about hte lead singer for the Gin Blossoms supposed to be dead????
i could be wrong...and no i am not thinking of kurt Cobain..it was longer
ago than that..oh well..where did my memory go??????
Colleen Marie
From ChimChim@yabbs Thu Jul 21 03:12:22 1994
From: ChimChim@yabbs
To: pbj@yabbs
Subject: re: concert
Date: Thu Jul 21 03:12:22 1994
the guitar player.
From Death@yabbs Thu Jul 21 03:17:20 1994
From: Death@yabbs
To: Zbadba@yabbs
Subject: re: concert
Date: Thu Jul 21 03:17:20 1994
You were there too? Cool!
I agree it was a good concert... Definitely worth the $$
--Death
From Natalie@yabbs Thu Jul 21 07:52:08 1994
From: Natalie@yabbs
To: H.P.@yabbs
Subject: re: NIN
Date: Thu Jul 21 07:52:08 1994
i gots broken too...i've had that one for a while now
natalie
From Badger01@yabbs Thu Jul 21 09:14:48 1994
From: Badger01@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Primus
Date: Thu Jul 21 09:14:48 1994
These damn blue collar tweakers are RUNNINg this damn town!
Seriously, does anyone know what album comes after Sailing teh Seas of
Cheese? That's the last album I can find, but I'm sure there's another
one.
Badger01
From H.P.@yabbs Thu Jul 21 14:57:51 1994
From: H.P.@yabbs
To: Badger01@yabbs
Subject: re: Primus
Date: Thu Jul 21 14:57:51 1994
Next would be Pork Soda I believe.
From Zbadba@yabbs Thu Jul 21 16:22:46 1994
From: Zbadba@yabbs
To: Death@yabbs
Subject: re: concert
Date: Thu Jul 21 16:22:46 1994
Yep, I was there with all my techie friends... we talked to the LD after
the show. He's come up with a unique way to control varilights. Very cool.
Anyhows I still haven't met you in person yet...
From paradox@yabbs Thu Jul 21 17:49:23 1994
From: paradox@yabbs
To: all@yabbs
Subject: Okey dokey...
Date: Thu Jul 21 17:49:23 1994
I'm only saying this once and only once, because ppl. are asking me too
many times what I listen to.
ANYTHING techno/rave...
Occasional House music...
Industrial(Skinny Puppy, Front 242, Die Krupps, etc..)
Dead Kennedys
Dead Milkmen
Jane's Addiction
Smashing Pumpkins
Fats Domino
Classical Music
Gravity's Pull
New Order
Faith No More
The Fixx
Pink Floyd
Suicidal Tendencies
Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack
The Doors
The Beatles
R.E.M.
S&The Banshees
Umm... The Clash
The Cure
The Cult
The The
Indigo Girls
Billy Idol(Cyberpunk ONLY)
Enigma
Enya
And.... last, but as y'all know, not least, NINE INCH NAILS!!!!