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Stella!!!
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BEST NORTHERN SOUL NIGHT IN THE MIDLANDS!
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Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 14:28:05 -0000
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Hi Folks,
Hope you've all recovered from the New year exceses
HIPSTERS monthly shakedown this Saturday with DJ's Dr Robert & Rhys Webb + suprise
guest spinning 60's Beat, US Garage, British R'n'B, Blue eyed soul, Psychedelia and
Rock complemented with our gorgeous Go Go Girls and groovy visuals from 9-2am.
At the Pleasure Unit, 359 Bethnal Green Road, London. E2/ Tax �5
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Hope you've all recovered from the New year
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>HIPSTERS monthly shakedown this Saturday with
DJ's Dr Robert & Rhys Webb + suprise guest spinning 60's Beat, US
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our gorgeous Go Go Girls and groovy visuals from 9-2am.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>At the Pleasure Unit, 359 Bethnal Green Road,
London. E2/ Tax �5</FONT></DIV>
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Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 16:26:36 -0000
From: "Michael Robson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: club nights at The George, Leeds - January
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HELLO HONKY TONK!
Leeds premier night for nutty slack
playing 60 and 70s bubblegum pop, glam and one hit wonders
+ debut live performance of honky tonk live band
SEXY BURGLARS
THE GEORGE CELLAR BAR (behind town hall and courts)
GREAT GEORGE STREET LEEDS
JANUARY 12th 2002 9PM TIL 1AM 2 POUNDS
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+ go go girls, pulsating light effects, projections
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JANUARY 26th 2002 9PM TIL 1AM 3 POUNDS
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Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 10:17:19 -0800 (PST)
From: Samantha M Torpey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: praise the lord!(of the rings)
Ms. Dorellik,
I must make your acquaintance. One does not meet a person so scathingly Parkeresque
every day (and now I'm afraid of committing inadvertent sins of spelling or grammar in
an online venue where someone with your sharp attentiveness may be lurking). Keep
casting those stones, baby. Steven, you may be the only person I know under 80 who
prefaces sentences with "oh dear", and Thad, you may spend overmuch time polishing
your scooter (ahem), but I love you all anyway.
Samantha
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Arriva Dorellik wrote:
> ... and, no, capital-letter Great Lit'rachure the
> Tolkien oeuvre ain't (if I may wax conversational
> here), Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast books being,
> apparently, the fantasy trilogy of choice amongs yr
> lit crit set (e.g., Harold Bloom, The Western Canon),
> but, hey, we likes what we likes, what can we say ...
>
> Which reminds me, what would one find in yr average
> Merton Parka Library (if I might make a more properly
> Literary allusion)? What constitutes essential
> reading for the In Crowd, anyone? Let me know ...
>
> But might I remind you, sir, that we are communicating
> via a medium nigh unto propelled by, as you put it,
> "the enthusiasm of geek power," or, at any rate, the
> power of geek enthusiasm and/or enthusiast geekiness?
> Which makes us then ...
>
> Keep in mind, one person's French EP collection,
> meticulously tailored side vents and painstakingly
> accessorized Vespa GS might well to another be the
> very signifiers of irredeemable geekdom. I'm sure
> it's easy to find stones to cast on those otherwise
> unaccomodating British beachfronts, but ...
>
> Relativistically yrs,
>
> --- Steven Hawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I would definitly be in favor of any sort of Jerry
> > Goldsmiths' tweaked out orchestrations. I error the
> > spelling of a heavy metal band and merely suggest
> > that old world fantasy may not necessarily be
> > where 'it's at' and everyone gets goofy! Well, most
> > all literary critics slammed J.R. during the
> > original press release times of the books, it
> > was only the through the enthusiasim of geek power
> > that they ever propelled in popularity.(not unlike
> > 'Braveheart') But hey, i'm not a lit critic, so who
> > cares! Wheres Pablo anyway?
>
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Date: Tue, 08 Jan 2002 12:34:54 -0600
From: "Steven Hawley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Stella!!!
I don't think I'm alone here when I say, Pablo...don't give up on your true
love! You owe it to yourself to post one more crazy love letter (on the
modslist, of course). I have a feeling Samantha could be lured into your
taboo endearments!
>From: Arriva Dorellik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: praise the lord!(of the rings)
>Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 03:06:08 -0800 (PST)
>
>... and, no, capital-letter Great Lit'rachure the
>Tolkien oeuvre ain't (if I may wax conversational
>here), Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast books being,
>apparently, the fantasy trilogy of choice amongs yr
>lit crit set (e.g., Harold Bloom, The Western Canon),
>but, hey, we likes what we likes, what can we say ...
>
>Which reminds me, what would one find in yr average
>Merton Parka Library (if I might make a more properly
>Literary allusion)? What constitutes essential
>reading for the In Crowd, anyone? Let me know ...
>
>But might I remind you, sir, that we are communicating
>via a medium nigh unto propelled by, as you put it,
>"the enthusiasm of geek power," or, at any rate, the
>power of geek enthusiasm and/or enthusiast geekiness?
>Which makes us then ...
>
>Keep in mind, one person's French EP collection,
>meticulously tailored side vents and painstakingly
>accessorized Vespa GS might well to another be the
>very signifiers of irredeemable geekdom. I'm sure
>it's easy to find stones to cast on those otherwise
>unaccomodating British beachfronts, but ...
>
>Relativistically yrs,
>
>--- Steven Hawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I would definitly be in favor of any sort of Jerry
> > Goldsmiths' tweaked out orchestrations. I error the
> > spelling of a heavy metal band and merely suggest
> > that old world fantasy may not necessarily be
> > where 'it's at' and everyone gets goofy! Well, most
> > all literary critics slammed J.R. during the
> > original press release times of the books, it
> > was only the through the enthusiasim of geek power
> > that they ever propelled in popularity.(not unlike
> > 'Braveheart') But hey, i'm not a lit critic, so who
> > cares! Wheres Pablo anyway?
>
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Date: Tue, 08 Jan 2002 12:43:59 -0600
From: "Steven Hawley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: praise the lord!(of the rings)
I started saying 'oh dear' in the second grade. It's because I was obsessed
with Winnie the Pooh. Before that I used to run around saying 'oh bother..'
but after one parent/teacher conference, I was encouraged to simply modify
the term to, 'oh dear'.
>From: Samantha M Torpey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: praise the lord!(of the rings)
>Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 10:17:19 -0800 (PST)
>
>Ms. Dorellik,
>
>I must make your acquaintance. One does not meet a person so scathingly
>Parkeresque every day (and now I'm afraid of committing inadvertent sins of
>spelling or grammar in an online venue where someone with your sharp
>attentiveness may be lurking). Keep casting those stones, baby. Steven,
>you may be the only person I know under 80 who prefaces sentences with "oh
>dear", and Thad, you may spend overmuch time polishing your scooter (ahem),
>but I love you all anyway.
>
>Samantha
>
>
>On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Arriva Dorellik wrote:
>
> > ... and, no, capital-letter Great Lit'rachure the
> > Tolkien oeuvre ain't (if I may wax conversational
> > here), Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast books being,
> > apparently, the fantasy trilogy of choice amongs yr
> > lit crit set (e.g., Harold Bloom, The Western Canon),
> > but, hey, we likes what we likes, what can we say ...
> >
> > Which reminds me, what would one find in yr average
> > Merton Parka Library (if I might make a more properly
> > Literary allusion)? What constitutes essential
> > reading for the In Crowd, anyone? Let me know ...
> >
> > But might I remind you, sir, that we are communicating
> > via a medium nigh unto propelled by, as you put it,
> > "the enthusiasm of geek power," or, at any rate, the
> > power of geek enthusiasm and/or enthusiast geekiness?
> > Which makes us then ...
> >
> > Keep in mind, one person's French EP collection,
> > meticulously tailored side vents and painstakingly
> > accessorized Vespa GS might well to another be the
> > very signifiers of irredeemable geekdom. I'm sure
> > it's easy to find stones to cast on those otherwise
> > unaccomodating British beachfronts, but ...
> >
> > Relativistically yrs,
> >
> > --- Steven Hawley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > I would definitly be in favor of any sort of Jerry
> > > Goldsmiths' tweaked out orchestrations. I error the
> > > spelling of a heavy metal band and merely suggest
> > > that old world fantasy may not necessarily be
> > > where 'it's at' and everyone gets goofy! Well, most
> > > all literary critics slammed J.R. during the
> > > original press release times of the books, it
> > > was only the through the enthusiasim of geek power
> > > that they ever propelled in popularity.(not unlike
> > > 'Braveheart') But hey, i'm not a lit critic, so who
> > > cares! Wheres Pablo anyway?
> >
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> >
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Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 14:07:28 EST
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: BEST NORTHERN SOUL NIGHT IN THE MIDLANDS!
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Hello everyone!
It's just a quick note to let anyone who does not yet know about the best
northern soul night in the midlands!
They usually happen at the end of every month and have top dj's such as Derek
Allen & Ady Cope and many guests appearances.
The next soul do is on Saturday the 26th of January featuring (if he behaves
himself) Nottingham's soul survivor Rob Smith.
If you fancy it and believe me it shouldn't be missed it's at the
Wykin and District social club, 22 Fredricks Avenue, Hinckley,
Leicestershire. The admission is on �3.00!!! It kicks off at 7.30 til late!
Some of you may have caught the BBC 2 Mowtown in the midlands documentary
which featured this very soul night a couple of weeks ago!
So if you like Soul Music this really shouldn't be missed! It's a new year
so let's keep it Soulful!
Hope to see you there!
Miss Sixty x
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LANG="0"><B>Hello everyone!
<BR>
<BR>It's just a quick note to let anyone who does not yet know about the best northern
soul night in the midlands!
<BR>
<BR>They usually happen at the end of every month and have top dj's such as Derek
Allen & Ady Cope and many guests appearances.
<BR>
<BR>The next soul do is on Saturday the 26th of January featuring (if he behaves
himself) Nottingham's soul survivor Rob Smith.
<BR>
<BR>If you fancy it and believe me it shouldn't be missed it's at the
<BR>Wykin and District social club, 22 Fredricks Avenue, Hinckley, Leicestershire.
The admission is on �3.00!!! It kicks off at 7.30 til late!
<BR>
<BR>Some of you may have caught the BBC 2 Mowtown in the midlands documentary which
featured this very soul night a couple of weeks ago!
<BR>
<BR>So if you like Soul Music this really shouldn't be missed! It's a new year
so let's keep it Soulful!
<BR>
<BR>Hope to see you there!
<BR>
<BR>Miss Sixty x</B></FONT>
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Date: Tue, 08 Jan 2002 22:59:07 -0800
From: "Thaddeus Ritch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: correcting corrections now.
Damn, Arriva! That was very cool. No I mean it. That was 'kinda (note: not a
single quote, but an apostrophe. I use those when knowingly misspelling or
using poor syntax. Check your 8th grade English book; it's just fine.) cool.
Anyway, stick around. As well (There I go again, but once again, it just
fine; check the book.), continue to respond to every email you read with
such 'piss & vinegar; it's charming.
~yours, of 'cours~
t
>From: Arriva Dorellik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: correcting corrections now.
>Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 02:41:46 -0800 (PST)
>
>See, you do these things just to see who the anal
>retentive fanboys are, and who's cool about the
>pragmatics of friendly conversation, i.e., "knowing
>what people mean" (cf. "B-4"). I can only imagine
>what any listserve archive might yield in the way of
>misspellings, or, at any rate, typos, as I believe
>such egregious errors are typically not so much the
>result of ignorance as of haste (in typing, in
>proofreading, in factchecking), but ...
>
>But you, Thaddeus, would be better off working on your
>own syntax than worrying about others' typos, esp. in
>the fast 'n' furious world of online communication.
>"As well" at the beginning of a sentence? The
>torturedly sniffy formality, not to mention just plain
>bad writing, of "It would be of utility"? Although
>that split infinitive @ "to please spell" is
>acceptible common usage, I suppose ...
>
>Which reminds me, Thad, do remember to close your
>quotes there: 'spell-checker.' Of course, if you're
>American, those single quotes (vs. "spell-checker")
>are an Anglophilic affectation which, while par for
>the course here, I'm sure, remains an affectation
>nonetheless. And do take a listen to what's exclaimed
>before those final chords ...
>
>No, I'm not normally an asshole about such things,
>either, TDR. But Steve I can kid 'cos we're "fick as
>fieves," as "they" say, whether or not he's figured
>that out already. And everybody else, pardon Thad 'n'
>me here, there's obviously some misunderstanding
>between us. I'm sure we'll be larcenously latitudinal
>as well. Okay, now that we've got that out of the way
>...
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 00:21:42 -0800 (PST)
From: Arriva Dorellik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: correcting corrections now.
Okay, thanks. One takes one's risks, and bitchiness
is as risky as any of them in a medium in which we
are, for better or worse, NOT a arm's (and thus a
fist's, or a nail's) reach away, no? Reminds me ...
http://www.citypages.com/databank/22/1066/article9535.asp
http://www.citypages.com/letters/detail.asp?LID=2437
http://www.citypages.com/letters/detail.asp?LID=2446
http://www.citypages.com/letters/detail.asp?LID=2445
... an interesting exchange feat. a favorite frontman
from a favorite band, Mpls.'s late, lamented The
Funseekers (q.v.; see also The Spectors, The Autumn
Leaves, The Conquerors, and the dedication to Black
Monk Time by Thomas Edward Shaw and Anita Klemke ...
http://www.the-monks.com/review_book.htm
http://www.the-monks.com/review_book2.htm
... er, close parentheses). And now back to my
campaign to add "sposta" (as in, "supposed to," but as
people actually seem to pronounce it) to the canon of
acceptible words in English. An OEDipal quest, no
doubt, but ...
--- Thaddeus Ritch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Damn, Arriva! That was very cool. No I mean it. That
> was 'kinda (note: not a single quote, but an
> apostrophe. I use those when knowingly misspelling
> or using poor syntax. Check your 8th grade English
> book; it's just fine.) cool.
> Anyway, stick around. As well (There I go again,
> but once again, it just fine; check the book.),
> continue to respond to every email you read with
> such 'piss & vinegar; it's charming.
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 00:26:01 -0800 (PST)
From: Arriva Dorellik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: praise the lord!(of the rings)
Only the hypocritical suffer my sting, Samantha, esp.
as I am undoubtedly the world's worst typist. Problem
now is, will have to (hafta?) be doublepluscareful
from here on out. And we haven't even gotten to the
records yet (and I suppose I should have specified,
that Rolling Stones Rock 'n' Roll Circus recording of
"A Quick One (While He's Away)"--sorry ...) ...
--- Samantha M Torpey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ms. Dorellik,
>
> I must make your acquaintance. One does not meet a
> person so scathingly Parkeresque every day (and now
> I'm afraid of committing inadvertent sins of
> spelling or grammar in an online venue where someone
> with your sharp attentiveness may be lurking). Keep
> casting those stones, baby. Steven, you may be the
> only person I know under 80 who prefaces sentences
> with "oh dear", and Thad, you may spend overmuch
> time polishing your scooter (ahem), but I love you
> all anyway.
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 00:36:57 -0800 (PST)
From: Arriva Dorellik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: The Merton Parka Library
But I'm genuinely curious, what might you all consider
to be essential Mod reading? It's easy enough to list
the texts on the subject (Cohn, Hebdige, Barnes,
Rawlings, Hewitt, et al.), there are perhaps some
obvious titles that went into the making of the
subject (MacInnes, Pearce, et al.), but ... well, what
else? Let me know ...
And ditto for movies. Rawlings, for example, mentions
Francois Truffaut's Shoot the Piano Player (1960),
which surprised me because I hadn't seen it come up
before in that context, but it makes perfect sense.
Here's a helpful hyperlink ...
http://freespace.virgin.net/david.walker15/visual.html
Morgan!, by the way, is back out now, if only on DVD.
Think The Knack ... and How to Get It, except
substitute International Communism for The Knack and a
gorilla suit for Rita Tushingham. Brilliant!
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 04:05:28 -0500
From: "Ralph, Catherine (C.)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: praise the lord!(of the rings)
What on earth are you talking about ???!!!
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From: Steven Hawley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 January 2002 02:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: praise the lord!(of the rings)
I would definitly be in favor of any sort of Jerry Goldsmiths' tweaked out
orchestrations. I error the spelling of a heavy metal band and merely
suggest that old world fantasy may not necessarily be where 'it's at' and
everyone gets goofy! Well, most all literary critics slammed J.R. during
the original press release times of the books, it was only the through the
enthusiasim of geek power that they ever propelled in popularity.(not unlike
'Braveheart') But hey, i'm not a lit critic, so who cares! Wheres Pablo
anyway?
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: the lord of the rings is really stupid.
>Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 13:36:18 +0000
>
>... but I will give you, the music was crap. Perhaps not so crap as
>your spelling ...
>
>Steven Hawley wrote:
> > What I learned from the lord of the rings motion
> > picture......Bad=Eddie from Iron Madain, greed, and volcanos.
> > Good=Aveda, Liv Taylor, Enya, and pan flutes.
>
>... but I know you know better, so ... on the other hand, just how much
>Hammond B-4 and/or Rickenbacker chime can one fantasy epic endure?
>Perhaps that really was a job for John Williams, or, better yet, Jerry
>Goldsmith ...
>
>
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