[MMouse]: top 10/Deadwinter online reviews.
yo- why not join the fun and post my top 10 list for the year... 1. Portrait - s/t (amazing screamo band from here in atlanta, GA) 2. The Locust - s/t 3. Joan of Arc - Live In Chicago, 1999 4. Antarctica - 81:03 5. Engine Down - Under The Pretense of Present Tense 6. At The Drive-In - Vaya 7. Lustre King - Shoot The Messenger 8. Unwound - A Single History 9. Q-tip - Amplified 10. Piebald - If It Weren't For Venetian Blinds and beck would have been a close 11th... oh yeah if anyone is interested, i write reviews and poetry for my webpage Deadwinter.. there is over 80 indie rock/emo reviews there all done by me, including such bands as modest mouse, shellac, wesley willis, fugazi, hal al shedad, braid, sweep the leg johnny, and tons more.. so check it out biotches. the URL is http://come.to/deadwinter Take care, Blake Deadwinter music reviews/poetry http://come.to/deadwinter Group X - Arabian Rap Sensationshttp://listen.to/groupx Manhattan http://listen.to/manhattan
Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go???
No there is a Godspeed you black emperor album called "slow riot for new zero kanada" From: "Dustin Summers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 16:42:49 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Yup "Slow Riot For New Zero Canada" -- >From: Matthew Helt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? >Date: Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 3:08 PM > > is there an album by BHP called slow riot? > > despite my distaste for "this is what i listen to" lists, i think andrea > parkers new album > "kiss my arp" is super good, and warp's peel session series... if your on the whole > electronic trip... and the new replikants album... > > and of course Neo Maxi's Zoon Dweebie's debut - 10..new wave is still alive! > > is anyone else from this list in San Luis Obispo (or around here) going to the > Powerline/Velvet Dino/Anti Super Hero show in Los Osos saturday? > > > -mattat > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> From: "Dustin Summers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? >> Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 03:30:20 -0500 >> >> Here are my ten in no order what so ever >> > > [snap] > >> -Black Hearts Procession - Slow Riot. >> >> -- >> Dustin >> "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning" >
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Re: [MMouse]: ... and it's not even about religion! =)
dude, you are oh so rightmy brain tends to stick things where i want them to be rather than where they should be. nice catch, regarding watt, yr right ,mr watt is a treasure chest full of info, that today's indie rockster would do well to check out assessing the damage to indie cred hit points, mattnice > > > i never gave a damn about the meter man , until i was the man who had to > > read the meters > > ---the sonik ute, circa 1988 or so(sister record) > > that's actually a mike watt quote... the sonics borrowed it from > him. and the song it's in, 'in the kingdom #19', is from evol. > > it came straight from the story/article linked below. i'd suggest > reading it -- watt is a wise and very great man. > > http://www.evol.org/knees.html > > > --- brad ( http://www.portup.com/~koskib )
[MMouse]: (no subject)
In a message dated 12/1/99 9:24:57 AM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << shimmy shimmy ya shimmy yam shimmy yeah, *phiL* ___ >> Props to phiL for the Ol' Dirty Bastard reference Robby
[MMouse]: SPIN's best of......
anyone seen the new SPIN? suprisingly, not too bad...well, maybe. their best 20 albums of the year include: #4: magnetic fields--69 love songs #7: flaming lips--soft bulletin #9: beck--midnite vultures #11:built to spill--keep it like a secret #16:promise ring (very emergency) AND rainer maria (look now look again) #17: wilco--summer teeth #18: sleater kinney--the hot rock (which i disagree with. i hate that album) of course, being Spin, they put Eminem at #20. Also, on their list of the ten best albums we didn't hear: godspeed, you black emperor! (slow riot..) bonnie prince billy and yes..."No Scrubs" for best single of the year. *mer*
[MMouse]: Attn: Audrey Moon
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Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go???
I didn't buy much mosic this year, and most of what I did buy was catching up on stuff I didn't get around to buying last year. But this is my favorite thing to do, too, so my top 5: 1) Joan of Arc, "Live in Chicago" --and not just because Chicago wears me the fuck down, too, but because I couldn't have survived the end of summer and the beginning of school without it-- 2)Pavement, "Terror Twilight" --oh, the controversy...but it definetly grows on you 3) Underworld, "Beaucoup Fish" --combining two of my favorite things, cheesy concept albums and even cheesier(yet artsy!) house music 4)Beck, "Midnight Vultures" --if you havn't heard him lately, you havn't heard him at all-- 5) Chemical Brothers, "Surrender" --beacause not enough electronic musicians flat out acknowledge that the 80's rocked-- My, that's a boring list...but I just can't think of anything else that came out this year that's worthy...ho hum. I guess I spent all my time at the movies this year, and listening to records that came out in the mid 90s... Karina
Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go???
YIKES, before anyone catches my glaring mistake i will retract. No its not BHP, its God Speed, i dunno what i was thinking, hell if god speed wanted me to remeber their name they should have printed it on the album -- Dustin "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning" -- >From: "Dustin Summers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? >Date: Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 4:42 PM > > Yup "Slow Riot For New Zero Canada" > > -- >>From: Matthew Helt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? >>Date: Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 3:08 PM >> > >> is there an album by BHP called slow riot? >> >> despite my distaste for "this is what i listen to" lists, i think andrea >> parkers new album >> "kiss my arp" is super good, and warp's peel session series... if your on the > whole >> electronic trip... and the new replikants album... >> >> and of course Neo Maxi's Zoon Dweebie's debut - 10..new wave is still > alive! >> >> is anyone else from this list in San Luis Obispo (or around here) going to the >> Powerline/Velvet Dino/Anti Super Hero show in Los Osos saturday? >> >> >> -mattat >> >> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>> From: "Dustin Summers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? >>> Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 03:30:20 -0500 >>> >>> Here are my ten in no order what so ever >>> >> >> [snap] >> >>> -Black Hearts Procession - Slow Riot. >>> >>> -- >>> Dustin >>> "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning" >> >
[MMouse]: slow riot
> > is there an album by BHP called slow riot? >Yup "Slow Riot For New Zero Canada" Umm... that's a Godspeed You Black Emperor! EP... np:Flying Saucer Attack, "Since When (One)" -- ...extensive liner notes and make-believe alien languages... Rev. Jack Godsey. http://members.tripod.com/~spill/index.html Spiritual counsel and webmaster for Pegasi 51. http://members.tripod.com/pegasi51/index.html
Re: [MMouse]: Re: 1999 where did you go???
>rainer maria - look now look again > * they're worth the hype. or, at least, this album is... > Is that band named after who I think it is? Hmm __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [MMouse]: Re: 1999 where did you go???
what in the christ? why am i on this list? have you heard my stuff? :o :D! russ ps - nice to be on the same list as anal cunt. "b. koski" wrote: > > stuff released this year that i need to be owning soon and/or have > high expectations for: > > the dismemberment plan - emergency & i > john linnell - state songs > yars revenege - dejected > a.c. - it just gets worse > joel r.l. phelps - blackbird > ween - paintin' the town brown >
Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588
The problem i was refering to was that i had heard the first time they tested it, somethig was done wrong and showed that it was no where near the time of christ's death, but recently the retested it and found that it fell alot closer to his era. Of course i might have that mixed up! -- Dustin "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning" -- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588 >Date: Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 10:55 AM > > > Yeah, if I remember correctly, there were some "authenticity issues." I don't > know if it was due to carbon dating, but I do remember church officials > balking at the idea of letting scientists get their mitts all over it. Good > question. > > > > On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Dustin Summers wrote: > >> wasnt there some problem or screw up when they first ran carbon dating tests >> on the shroud(sp?) of turin i forget i heard or saw something about this >> somewhere. >> >> dustin >> >> -- >> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >Subject: Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588 >> >Date: Wed, Dec 1, 1999, 5:18 PM >> > >> >> > >> > Not that I even want to indulge in this debate while I have essay coming due >> > left & right, but: >> > >> > The funny thing about carbon dating has always been its assumption: That the >> > forces of nature present now have always been the same. It is basing itself >> > on present conditions to explain the past, which isn't (hasn't?) been exactly >> > uniform throught out it's "4+ billion" to "2000 years" (depending on who you >> > ask, I guess!) of existence. >> > >> > >> >> K well, unless you have the scientific prowess to completely disprove carbon >> >> dating, which is something rediculous like 97.9% correct then maybe you have >> >> yourself an arguement. However, considering the oldest Primate/human they >> >> have found to date has been dated past 40,000 years I think there might be >> >> some problems with your theory. Do me a favor, take a few Geology Courses >> >> and then tell me what ya think. Im not sayin youre wrong, well, yes I am, >> >> but regardless, seriously, don't you think the smartest people in the world >> >> would know a little bit more about the Halflife of Carbon molecules then say >> >> you or I? For Christs sake, we actually had to perform carbon dating in my >> >> Geology class, thus making it a bit more of a theory than a hypothesis. >> >> Dont believe everything that you read. >> >> Jonathan >> >> >> > >> > >> > >
Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go???
Yup "Slow Riot For New Zero Canada" -- >From: Matthew Helt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? >Date: Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 3:08 PM > > is there an album by BHP called slow riot? > > despite my distaste for "this is what i listen to" lists, i think andrea > parkers new album > "kiss my arp" is super good, and warp's peel session series... if your on the whole > electronic trip... and the new replikants album... > > and of course Neo Maxi's Zoon Dweebie's debut - 10..new wave is still alive! > > is anyone else from this list in San Luis Obispo (or around here) going to the > Powerline/Velvet Dino/Anti Super Hero show in Los Osos saturday? > > > -mattat > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> From: "Dustin Summers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? >> Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 03:30:20 -0500 >> >> Here are my ten in no order what so ever >> > > [snap] > >> -Black Hearts Procession - Slow Riot. >> >> -- >> Dustin >> "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning" >
Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n594
Well, my lists left them out, havent heard magnetic feilds, but will definitly check it out. Do the collapse, last great rock album of the century? e i liked mag earwig ALOT better -- Dustin "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning" -- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n594 >Date: Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 7:20 AM > > In a message dated 12/2/1999 12:03:35 AM Mountain Standard Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > << > top 10 (+1) releases of 99: > > i can't do this, so i'll just post the best cds that i bought this year: > >> > Any top ten list that doesn't have Magnetic Fields' "69 Love Songs" way high, > and GbV's "Do the Collapse" somewhere on the list, is necessarily incomplete. > > Loring Wirbel > Monument, Colo. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Re: [MMouse]:
If you're going to be responding to a thread, why don't you make sure you know who claimed what. I wasn't stating that the earth was only 2000 years old, Sparky. I added that only because some other "enlightened" list-member had stated that earlier. It's called "Flash-Back Humor." Obviously, it doesn't work if you weren't there. (Do I need to start using foot-notes?) But, thanks for the simple history lesson anyway. As for there being a "certain order to the makeup of matter." Wow, thanks for opening my eyes to the wonders of atoms/molecules! Gee, then someone as astute & scholarly as you would also be "sure about" the fact that nature DOES affect the decay of matter. Like, say, an ice age or a meteor slamming into earth, DOES alter the rates of carbon breakdown. Not to mention the contaminants that we have been pumping out for over 200 years, well before the first experiment of carbon dating. So, try not to be so fucking tunnel-visioned in your 21st century! Justin On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, ben A. of the 21st century wrote: > the forces of nature havent changed. carbon dating is based on carbon > being one of the building blocks of the universe. do you think the laws > of physics can just change over time? there is a certain order to the > makeup of matter, and that is one of the many things that we are sure > about. also, according to people who were there, and liked to write stuff > down, julius caesar was killed in 44 B.C. that's over 2000 years ago. > > ben A. of the 21st century > > > dating has always been its assumption: That > the > forces of nature present now have always been the same. It is basing > itself > on present conditions to explain the past, which isn't (hasn't?) been > exactly > uniform throught out it's "4+ billion" to "2000 years" (depending on who > you > ask, I guess!) of existence. > > > ben A. of the 21st century > >
[MMouse]: ... and it's not even about religion! =)
On 1 Dec 99, at 23:08, Matt Evanosky wrote: > i never gave a damn about the meter man , until i was the man who had to > read the meters > ---the sonik ute, circa 1988 or so(sister record) that's actually a mike watt quote... the sonics borrowed it from him. and the song it's in, 'in the kingdom #19', is from evol. it came straight from the story/article linked below. i'd suggest reading it -- watt is a wise and very great man. http://www.evol.org/knees.html --- brad ( http://www.portup.com/~koskib )
[MMouse]: Re: 1999 where did you go???
On 1 Dec 99, at 22:46, Over The Counter Productive Culture wrote: > my favorite thing to do... please share your own. best things released this year that i own in one form or another: manRay19 - see you on the ground * http://www.mp3.com/artists/36/manray19.html - amazing. butterfly joe - butterfly joe * joe and dean from the dead milkmen & some others. unhappy yet poppy songs about life and the movies and autopsies. modest mouse - night on the sun (japanese tour ep) * the new album should be released right now. i can't wait for it. rainer maria - look now look again * they're worth the hype. or, at least, this album is... braid - please drive faster b/w circus of the stars * (RIP.) superchunk - come pick me up * much better than i was expecting it to be. stuff released this year that i need to be owning soon and/or have high expectations for: the dismemberment plan - emergency & i john linnell - state songs yars revenege - dejected a.c. - it just gets worse joel r.l. phelps - blackbird ween - paintin' the town brown and probably some stuff off of other people on this list's lists as well. have a nice holiday season everyone and feel free to buy me some new music. =) --- brad ( http://www.portup.com/~koskib )
Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go???
is there an album by BHP called slow riot? despite my distaste for "this is what i listen to" lists, i think andrea parkers new album "kiss my arp" is super good, and warp's peel session series... if your on the whole electronic trip... and the new replikants album... and of course Neo Maxi's Zoon Dweebie's debut - 10..new wave is still alive! is anyone else from this list in San Luis Obispo (or around here) going to the Powerline/Velvet Dino/Anti Super Hero show in Los Osos saturday? -mattat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > From: "Dustin Summers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go??? > Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 03:30:20 -0500 > > Here are my ten in no order what so ever > [snap] > -Black Hearts Procession - Slow Riot. > > -- > Dustin > "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning"
[MMouse]:
with carbon dating. it is only accurate if the object is less than 1 years old, i think. when its older than that, the measurements that have to be made are too small and therefore, creat a lot of error in the readings. or something like that. ben A. of the 21st century "do me"
[MMouse]:
the forces of nature havent changed. carbon dating is based on carbon being one of the building blocks of the universe. do you think the laws of physics can just change over time? there is a certain order to the makeup of matter, and that is one of the many things that we are sure about. also, according to people who were there, and liked to write stuff down, julius caesar was killed in 44 B.C. that's over 2000 years ago. ben A. of the 21st century ben A. of the 21st century
[MMouse]: Top 10 for '99
This is a great thread: In no particular order: 1. Magnetic Fields - 69 love songs 2. Modest Mouse - Japanese Tour EP 3. Octant - Shock No Par 4. Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin 5. Wilco - Summerteeth 6. At The Drive-In - Vaya 7. David Bowie - reissue of Hunky Dory 8. Captain Beefheart - Dust Blows Forward -Anthology 9. Built To Spill - Keep It Like A Secret 10. Beck - Midnite Vultures Two best albums that aren't quite out in stores yet: Modest Mouse "Building Nothing out of Something" and The Cure "Bloodflowers"
RE: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588
It wasn't that there was a screw up..but if you take a look at the equation for carbon dating..being off by something as tiny even as say.. .001 in your measurements could have a significant effect(100 years..or so..) on the date of an object..carbon dating works to give you a date within about 10,000 years..and that they tried it on the shroud of turin just strikes me as retarted.. Mark http://dugmartsch.tripod.com And your mom would stick a fork right into daddy's shoulder, and dad would throw the garbage all across the floor, as we would lay and learn what each other's bodies were for. And your mom would drink until she was no longer speaking, and dad would dream of all the different ways to die, each one a little more than he could dare to try. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dustin Summers Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 10:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588 wasnt there some problem or screw up when they first ran carbon dating tests on the shroud(sp?) of turin i forget i heard or saw something about this somewhere. dustin -- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588 >Date: Wed, Dec 1, 1999, 5:18 PM > > > Not that I even want to indulge in this debate while I have essay coming due > left & right, but: > > The funny thing about carbon dating has always been its assumption: That the > forces of nature present now have always been the same. It is basing itself > on present conditions to explain the past, which isn't (hasn't?) been exactly > uniform throught out it's "4+ billion" to "2000 years" (depending on who you > ask, I guess!) of existence. > > >> K well, unless you have the scientific prowess to completely disprove carbon >> dating, which is something rediculous like 97.9% correct then maybe you have >> yourself an arguement. However, considering the oldest Primate/human they >> have found to date has been dated past 40,000 years I think there might be >> some problems with your theory. Do me a favor, take a few Geology Courses >> and then tell me what ya think. Im not sayin youre wrong, well, yes I am, >> but regardless, seriously, don't you think the smartest people in the world >> would know a little bit more about the Halflife of Carbon molecules then say >> you or I? For Christs sake, we actually had to perform carbon dating in my >> Geology class, thus making it a bit more of a theory than a hypothesis. >> Dont believe everything that you read. >> Jonathan >> > >
[MMouse]: opinions were like kittens, I was cleaning litter boxes
> but this conversation has made me into a total > agnostic all over again...and sort of pantheist.. Does that mean that you believe that one can't know whether or not god exists in all forces of the self-existing universe and its various and sundry laws??? Pantheagnosticismism? We're not Modest Mouse fans, we're theologians! > Hell...if you want to believe that the > world was created by giant homosexual space monkeys > who currently worship Liddy Dole as the incarnation > of their divine creatrix, so be it; Finally, someone mentions space monkeys! It's about time. I think Liddy Dole had to step down from her post, however, when Patricia Ireland became available. Where's yr messiah now, Flanders? *phiL* __ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com
Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588
Yeah, if I remember correctly, there were some "authenticity issues." I don't know if it was due to carbon dating, but I do remember church officials balking at the idea of letting scientists get their mitts all over it. Good question. On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Dustin Summers wrote: > wasnt there some problem or screw up when they first ran carbon dating tests > on the shroud(sp?) of turin i forget i heard or saw something about this > somewhere. > > dustin > > -- > >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n588 > >Date: Wed, Dec 1, 1999, 5:18 PM > > > > > > > Not that I even want to indulge in this debate while I have essay coming due > > left & right, but: > > > > The funny thing about carbon dating has always been its assumption: That the > > forces of nature present now have always been the same. It is basing itself > > on present conditions to explain the past, which isn't (hasn't?) been exactly > > uniform throught out it's "4+ billion" to "2000 years" (depending on who you > > ask, I guess!) of existence. > > > > > >> K well, unless you have the scientific prowess to completely disprove carbon > >> dating, which is something rediculous like 97.9% correct then maybe you have > >> yourself an arguement. However, considering the oldest Primate/human they > >> have found to date has been dated past 40,000 years I think there might be > >> some problems with your theory. Do me a favor, take a few Geology Courses > >> and then tell me what ya think. Im not sayin youre wrong, well, yes I am, > >> but regardless, seriously, don't you think the smartest people in the world > >> would know a little bit more about the Halflife of Carbon molecules then say > >> you or I? For Christs sake, we actually had to perform carbon dating in my > >> Geology class, thus making it a bit more of a theory than a hypothesis. > >> Dont believe everything that you read. > >> Jonathan > >> > > > > >
[MMouse]: Re: 1999
From: Over The Counter Productive Culture <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > top 10 (+1) releases of 99: > *the flaming lips: "the soft bulletin" > (the sounds of a magic wand casting spells.) Easily my least favorite Flaming Lips album. Yes, it's somewhat "innovative" and "technically" very spectacular, but as far as actual songwriting and especially as far as lyrics, I'll take -Hit to Death in the Future Head- or -Clouds Taste Metallic- or even -Hear It Is- over it any day. My favorites of 1999: Mogwai -Come On Die Young- and -EP+2- Godspeed You Black Emperor! -Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada EP- the Boredoms -Super AR- Bardo Pond -Set and Setting- Tricky -Juxtapose- Ghost -Snuffbox Immanence- Labradford -E Luxo So- Trans Am -Futureworld- np:Red Crayola, "War Sucks" -- ...extensive liner notes and make-believe alien languages... Rev. Jack Godsey. http://members.tripod.com/~spill/index.html Spiritual counsel and webmaster for Pegasi 51. http://members.tripod.com/pegasi51/index.html
[MMouse]: morrissey and god
From: "Kate M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I always prefered "I wear black on the outside, 'cause black is how I feel > on the inside". > If anyone can think of a more purely gothic line in a song, I'll give you a > nickel. Ahh, but it's not really gothic, because Morrissey sung it with a sense of humor... For me the lyric that best captures goth is "Lucretia my reflection, dance the ghost with me". From: johnny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > ok. i have a new theory. a believe God created the universe on december 27, > 1979, the day i was born. everything is centered around me. on this day > god also created everyone else, made them various ages, gave them memories > and created everything that else that existed on dec 27 1979. but i am the > center of the universe. This isn't a new theory at all. It's called "subjective reality". np:Red Crayola, "Transparent Radiation" -- ...extensive liner notes and make-believe alien languages... Rev. Jack Godsey. http://members.tripod.com/~spill/index.html Spiritual counsel and webmaster for Pegasi 51. http://members.tripod.com/pegasi51/index.html
[MMouse]: Best of 1999
56. Justin Clayton - Limb 55. Guided By Voices - Do The Collapse54. The Dismemberment Plan - Emergency & I53. The Get Up Kids - Red Letter Day EP52. Belle and Sebastian - Tigermilk(REISSUE) This record was too damn good to leave off...but since I've had it since1996, I didn't put it very high...51. Joan of Arc - Live in Chicago, 199950. Vermont - Living Together49. Hefner - The Fidelity Wars48. Tobin Sprout - Let's Welcome The Circus People47. Apples in Stereo - Her Wallpaper Reverie46. Sunday's Best - Where You Are Now45. Kincaid - Kincaid Plays Super Hawaii44. The Delusions - I Hope it Dies on a Sunny Day43. The Shyness Clinic - Sea of Redlights42. Sunny Day Real Estate - Live Because it's live and there's no new material, this is lower than itshould be.41. Fountains of Wayne - Utopia Parkway40. Paris_Texas - So You Think It's Hot Here39. American Football - s/t38. Yars Revenge - dejected37. Spain - She Haunts My Dreams36. Superchunk - Come Pick Me Up35. Quasi - Field Studies34. Red Stars Theory - Life In A Bubble Can Be Beautiful33. Beulah - When Your Heartstrings Break32. Lullabye For The Working Class - Song31. Archer Prewitt - White Sky 30. Ben Lee - Breathing Tornados29. Promise Ring - Very Emergency28.5. Euphone -The Calendar of Unlucky Days28. Go Robot, Go! - Convertible27. Jimmy Eat World - Clarity. 26. Sloan - Between The Bridges25. Gomez - Liquid Skin24. Red House Painters - Retrospective23. Elf Power - A Dream In Sound22. Blackalicious - A2G EP21. The Folk Implosion - One Part Lullabye20. Looper - Up A Tree 19. The American Analog Set - A Golden Band18. Pavement - Terror Twilight17. Very Secretary - Standing In The Shade16. Antarctica - 81:0315. Luna - The Days of our Nights14. Rachels - Selenography13. dEUS - The Ideal Crash12. Matthew Sweet - In Reverse11. Pedro the Lion - The Only Reason I Feel Secure Is That I am Validated ByMy Peers EP10. The Roots - Things Fall Apart9. Damien Jurado - Rehearsals For Departure8. Beck - Midnite Vultures7. Flaming Lips - The Soft Bullettin6. Handsome Boy Modeling School - ...So How's Your Girl?5. Wilco - Summer Teeth4. Beth Orton - Central Reservation3. Counting Crows - This Desert Life2. Ben Folds Five - The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner1. Built to Spill - Keep It Like A Secret Seth...why do you always like such good bands...come home to Ohio! Oh, and before people flame me for having so many good albums so low on my list...pretty much everything outside of the top 20 is honorable mention and shares a spot at 21. My opinions on those change faster than Ohio weather. For instance, I just got the Dismemberment Plan album in the last month, but I haven't really been able to listen to it much...maybe when I give it some serious time it will crack the top 20...same goes for Kincaid and The Shyness Clinic. Oh well. Lonely in Ohio with no indie rock friends at a prickfilled liberal arts college... John Check out my homepage @http://welcome.to/afrreviews, sounds, features and more!
[MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n594
In a message dated 12/2/1999 12:03:35 AM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << > top 10 (+1) releases of 99: i can't do this, so i'll just post the best cds that i bought this year: >> Any top ten list that doesn't have Magnetic Fields' "69 Love Songs" way high, and GbV's "Do the Collapse" somewhere on the list, is necessarily incomplete. Loring Wirbel Monument, Colo. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [MMouse]: 1999 where did you go???
Here are my ten in no order what so ever -Built to Spill - Keep It Like a Secret -REM - Up (even though the liner notes say 1998 I coulda sworn this disk came out in '99 -Roots - Things Fall Apart -Promise Ring - Very Emergancy SOS o yes -Joan of Arc - Live Chicago '99 I also love it -Beck! - Midnight Vultures oh man i cant get any of this album out of my head -Bedhead - Transaction de Novoi know this came out last year but man its damn good -Get Up Kids - Something to Write Home About -Get Up Kids - Red Letter Dayhey they arent even close to my favorite band but damn it they are fun as all get out -Black Hearts Procession - Slow Riot. -- Dustin "keep your lamp light trimmed and burning"
