Re: [MMouse]: laughing?
blah blah blah, yes, you are a bit late. ~Blake Sinclair - Original Message - From: norske ho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 5:39 PM Subject: Re: [MMouse]: laughing? > > > one time some lame hippy chick came into my work (it being a headshop > and Cd > > > store) and she picked up an operation ivy CD, brought it up to the > > > desk...and when she tried to buy it...i told her "no". i just couldnt > do > > > it. > > sorry if this is late, and sorry if i sound dense, but uhm..that's > retarded. when you work at a record shop you have to face the fact that > unless your store is called 'indie-leet cd service' or something like that, > people aren't necessarily gonna buy the music that you find cool. so to > anyone who laughs at 10 year olds for liking n'sync or refuses to let > someone buy a cd because it's not what your definition of cool says is good > enough, give me a fucking break. > that is all, > amy > >
Re: [MMouse]: south park.
uhm, i think its just you, primus and modest mouse dont sound a whole lote alike. but its cool. ~Blake Sinclair - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 1:32 PM Subject: Re: [MMouse]: south park. > is it just me or does the beginning of "tiny cities made of ashes" sound like > the south park theme song? eerie... > > dany. > > -- > the zine. fsoa. http://members.tripod.com/~pastworn/fsoa.html > the tape label. (coming soon). pleasesleep records. > the other e-mail. [EMAIL PROTECTED] > np: John Coltrane "blue train" >
[MMouse]: tired of missing shows in your hometown?
tired of figuring out what's going on in the town you're going to visit? try: http://www.gigmania.com/ They listed a Caustic Resin show at the Tonic Lounge. If they show gigs at record shops, I'm sold.
[MMouse]: Re: LA, la la la la
Man, I feel like I've been at the Star Lanes all weekend. I've bowled six games there in less than 36 hours. My thumb is swolen... I was wondering if anyone who was bitching on the This Aint no Picnic message boards about water n' stuff has heard anything lately. I decided last night to go, but I'm still wary...and if I recall, I can't even bring in my parasol. Karina In a message dated Sun, 25 Jun 2000 2:10:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Thank you S Much Karina, I SO much want to go to that bowling alley and drink a White Russian in honor of the Dude. "Watch it man, there's a beverage here!">> In looking online.. it looked like the Beverly was still open with the double features.. I did see Gummo on a bill with Julian Donkey Boy which I never got to see which is definately impressive.. a theater with balls... or perhaps a theater not planning on making a lot of money (bless 'em) or both. Ok, gotta run! Thanks again! Zach > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: LA, la la la la > Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 23:30:12 EDT > EATING. > 1) Nova Express. Open till 5am. Best Cieling in Town. Best Pizza in Town. > MOVIES. > 1) i concur on the Sunset 5 reccommendation. This is the theatre that showed > "Gummo" at midnight for six months, and for that I will forever support them. > 2) Silent movie. Fairfax/Melrose. Self-explanatory. > 3) Does the New Beverly still exist? They had/have awesome double features. > > ELSEWHERE. > 1) Jet Rag $1 sale. Clothes in a large pile. Everything is a dollar. Most of > my wordrobe come from this pile. La Brea, two block south of Melrose. > 2) Hollywood Star Lanes. This is the (24hr) bowling alley where they shot Big > Lebowski. They have $3 white russians. Best Ghetto Pick-up Joint. > 3)I think this is all I lke about L.A. > > Karina >>
Re: [MMouse]: more of the rawk
> Which reminds me, go buy the new Hot Snakes and Back > Off Cupids albums. Like, yesterday already. No lie, Hot Snakes rolls the best of Drive Like Jehu & Pitchfork w/ a little extra that'll rock anyone's sensibilities. That's no hype. Justin
[MMouse]: good books
okay the last book i read was "DANCING QUEEN" by lisa carver. it was entertaining..but i think the more recent writings ive read by her are much better than whats in this book..but still i highly reccomend this. its all essays about her "white trash" upbringings..but she never writes in a mean way..like shes making fun of them..she handles it very well. and theres a lot of interesting stuff about being an awkward teenage girl..and reading too many romance novels as a kid..which i think was funny cause all my female friends are fucked up from reading too many V.C. ANDREW'S books as kids. also good that ive read recently are "miss wyoming" by douglas coupland, "the captain is out to lunh and the sailors have taken voer the ship" by charles bukowski (soo good..a great representation of where bukowski was coming from...its all jounal entries of the last like...two years of his life.) , also the newly released thing by richard braughtigan of old writings..some of his first. (as an interesting conversation peice..think of this...charles bukowski vs. richard braughtiganbraughtigan is more hippy-ish...writing more "happy" poems..and relies on simplicity..and seems to be all about the little things and the beauty of them...but the guy killed himself...while bukowski was an obnoxious guy who hated people and most facetts of existance..but the guy lived to be so old and obviously was stronger willed and seemed to have a better understanding of a beauty of the BIG PICTURE...its just hidden in there more. yeah im an idiot thanks.) and also ANGERY YOUNG MEN-a collection of old beat writing. its a rad really old book...i found it in my attic. im in love with it love andrew
Re: [MMouse]: monkeys getting tampons inserted in their mouths/green party
> But it IS! I know this is mean, but visualize a monkey sitting on a counter. A guy in a lab coat comes a long and stands in front of him. He smiles at the money. The monkey laughs at the lab coat, his mouth open wide. The lab coat whips out a tampon, aims for the mouth, and pull s the trigger. The monkey has a string coming from his mouth. He frowns. Lab Coat's partner hi fives him. The monkey scampers away. Another monkey takes his place on the counter, and another Lab Coat starts smiling at him. And this is the life of a medical research assistant. > And this is not funny. But come on - it is! it's funny in theory, it's sick and wrong in reality. i brought a poster once of all these animals getting tampered with in a lab and i made about ten people cry, but that's the reaction i want and that's the reaction i try to get. plus, it made me realize that some kids around here do have feelings..maybe even more so for animals than people which is fine by me because i feel the same ;) - amy ps i think ralph nader became the official candidate for the green party today. does anyone know where i can call and complain that we haven't gotten a bumper sticker or anything? if they want good support they're gonna have to send bumper stickets, pins, or SOMETHING when people donate like $30 to them. that's just ridiculous not to. we never got a thank you or anything. so anyway, if you have a number where we can reach someone to give some some useful criticsm, that'd be great - thanks.
Re: [MMouse]: laughing?
> > one time some lame hippy chick came into my work (it being a headshop and Cd > > store) and she picked up an operation ivy CD, brought it up to the > > desk...and when she tried to buy it...i told her "no". i just couldnt do > > it. sorry if this is late, and sorry if i sound dense, but uhm..that's retarded. when you work at a record shop you have to face the fact that unless your store is called 'indie-leet cd service' or something like that, people aren't necessarily gonna buy the music that you find cool. so to anyone who laughs at 10 year olds for liking n'sync or refuses to let someone buy a cd because it's not what your definition of cool says is good enough, give me a fucking break. that is all, amy
[MMouse]: books
Ohh i just finished the book Geek Love by Katherine Dunn... very strange but a great book! I love the writing style of ms dunn highly recommended! Also I love the book Even Cowgirls get the Blues one of my favorites of favorites. jessica "wishing she was bonanza jellybean or at least had a cool name"
Re: [MMouse]: back by little or no demand...
the smoker...keepin it real...contributing to the cause of delinquincy by pummeling us with more bootlegged mp3...ya gota love himmad prop award for the day (notice just one prop...more props for more great mousey mp3's) -- Tour de Force, Defacto, Ayuchuco! -- chris - Original Message - From: Philip Smoker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 10:46 AM Subject: [MMouse]: back by little or no demand... > This is my body, which is broken for you: > > http://home.digitalsushi.com/psmoker/MM/090598/090598.html > > > And to the few who bothered to answer my question > about what other bands you might like to hear, I'm > about half finished uploading a Pixies show from > 07/11/91. Should be done before Monday. > > > ALSO: > I uploaded a few various mp3's for public consumption. > > http://home.digitalsushi.com/psmoker/mpeg3/ > > A Silver Mt. Zion - Godspeed You Black Emperor side > project that a certain Ms. Stephanie turned me on to. > > Dwarf Invasion - the last cut from the new Reggie & > the Full Effect, performing as a Finnish metal band. > > Hefner - poppy trio covering of a Jonathan Richman > song (warning: this one's at 256kbps). > > Miss Lonelyheart - friends of mine who recently > recorded at Inner Ear in DC with J. Robbins of Jawbox > fame. These guys are great, PLEASE check this out! > Write to me to find out more about this band. > > Pagan Virtue - local band that broke up over 10 years > ago. This song has a very Slint-like feel at some > points, but very different. Listen and learn. > > Queens of the Stone Age - put this up because the rawk > is in full effect. Great summertime tunes. > > The Smashing Pumpkins - you don't have to hear Billy's > voice on this track, so download it and realize why > Jimmy Chamberlain is god's gift to modern drumming. > > Trail of Dead - I had forgotten just how much this > band kicks major booty, so I thought I'd share it with > everyone. Derivative of SY, but wholly original. > > > Please send me feedback, positive or negative. > > Thanks, > *phiL* > > > > __ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! > http://mail.yahoo.com/
[MMouse]: more of the rawk
Re: tattoos "--back of the right arm, a vintage '50's rocket ship, for rocket from the crypt, black" ...which means you get in free to every show now, right? My friend got one for that reason. Which reminds me, go buy the new Hot Snakes and Back Off Cupids albums. Like, yesterday already. BACK TO THE RAWK: http://home.digitalsushi.com/psmoker/Pixies/071191/071191.html Enjoy. Write with yr comments. Kiss them for me, I may be delayed, *phiL* __ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
[MMouse]: weezer/ get up kids tour rumor
Here is the other part to my rumor: The full US tour is: weezer, get up kids, and rocket from the crypt. .jacqueline. = .i guess this is what it's like to be really down, and holding out for something. __ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
[MMouse]: Cursive
So I got the new Cursive album the other day. It's so fucking amazing. Everyone needs to own this album. I've bought so many fucking albums this year, and this is probably second only to Fevers & Mirrors. If you like Bright Eyes, buy Cursive's Domestica. If you don't like Bright Eyes, buy Cursive's Domestica. If you still haven;t heard Bright Eyes, but Fevers & Mirrors, listen to it incessantly for a week and a half, and the buy Cursive's Domestica. Seriously. -matt
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
Fuck Ulysses. -matt
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
1. American Tabloid by James Ellroy 2. Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers 3. Life After God by Douglas Coupland 4. i know this makes me a pretentious bastard, but Faust by Goethe -matt
Re: [MMouse]: Re: Any good books lately?
In a message dated 6/25/00 11:56:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I just read Beautiful Losers by Leonard CohenAWESOME BOOK... >> I LOVE this book. Although, anything Leonard Cohen does is pretty much amazing. .mer.
Re: [MMouse]: south park.
is it just me or does the beginning of "tiny cities made of ashes" sound like the south park theme song? eerie... dany. -- the zine. fsoa. http://members.tripod.com/~pastworn/fsoa.html the tape label. (coming soon). pleasesleep records. the other e-mail. [EMAIL PROTECTED] np: John Coltrane "blue train"
Re: [MMouse]: sunnyday and designs
In a message dated 6/23/00 12:09:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << I was curious if anyone got to see Sunny Day Real Estate play at the Music Millennium here in Portland on Wednesday. >> NO! i found out that they played the next day and im so disappointed. now i have to wait until they come back in august. shaYne
[MMouse]: sonic youth in raleigh...AH
oh man...if any of you get the chance to see sonic youth (or any of you who've seen them before, you know what i'm talking about) GO SEE...the show at The Ritz in raleigh rocked my bottom...i love the use of strobes and the screen in the back that showed NYC street and subway scenes..it TOOK ME THERE! it was all over with Kool thing and schizophrenia were played i can die happy *tanner will time call off it's ultrasonic dogs, please?
[MMouse]: needle + the damage done.
damn whoever posted before beat me bad i have only 2 tattoos and 6 piercings. jesse
Re: [MMouse]: at the drive-in
napoleans solo gives me chills. and when they are in concert EVERYONE is in to that song. its crazy in the best way possible **jesse** going to see weezer now :P
[MMouse]: Re: Any good books lately?
I just read Beautiful Losers by Leonard CohenAWESOME BOOK... i also recommend: 1. still life with woodpecker...Tom Robbins (any of his books really) 2. clockwork orange (so much better than the movie) 3. brave new world *tanner total anxiety, pay for variety
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
In a message dated 6/25/00 3:43:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Take one copy of On The Road by Jack Kerouac... >> BlablablablablaSHITblablabla Phil
[MMouse]: mice in CMJ
sorry if this has been mentioned, but there's a modest mouse article and pictures in the new CJ with the Deftones on the cover. There's a funny Ween article too. .mer.
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
In a message dated 6/25/00 12:43:55 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << try this: Take one copy of On The Road by Jack Kerouac... Then pop in The Lonesome Crowded West... Blend well... >> I actually didn't get into On the Road. I mean, I guess I liked it, but it did nothing for me the way other books have. .mer.
[MMouse]: back by little or no demand...
This is my body, which is broken for you: http://home.digitalsushi.com/psmoker/MM/090598/090598.html And to the few who bothered to answer my question about what other bands you might like to hear, I'm about half finished uploading a Pixies show from 07/11/91. Should be done before Monday. ALSO: I uploaded a few various mp3's for public consumption. http://home.digitalsushi.com/psmoker/mpeg3/ A Silver Mt. Zion - Godspeed You Black Emperor side project that a certain Ms. Stephanie turned me on to. Dwarf Invasion - the last cut from the new Reggie & the Full Effect, performing as a Finnish metal band. Hefner - poppy trio covering of a Jonathan Richman song (warning: this one's at 256kbps). Miss Lonelyheart - friends of mine who recently recorded at Inner Ear in DC with J. Robbins of Jawbox fame. These guys are great, PLEASE check this out! Write to me to find out more about this band. Pagan Virtue - local band that broke up over 10 years ago. This song has a very Slint-like feel at some points, but very different. Listen and learn. Queens of the Stone Age - put this up because the rawk is in full effect. Great summertime tunes. The Smashing Pumpkins - you don't have to hear Billy's voice on this track, so download it and realize why Jimmy Chamberlain is god's gift to modern drumming. Trail of Dead - I had forgotten just how much this band kicks major booty, so I thought I'd share it with everyone. Derivative of SY, but wholly original. Please send me feedback, positive or negative. Thanks, *phiL* __ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
i'm in the middle of reading a book called "the unbearable lightness of being" by milan kundera. it is so very excellent. and an added bonus for any bright eyes fans is that they obviously thought highly of the book as well. many songs carry similar themes that the book deals with, and on "letting off the happiness" the last song is called tomas and tereza, after 2 main characters in the book. go read it. - GINA
[MMouse]: needle + the damage done.
>>What tattoos does everyone have, and where? LEFT ARM: --back of arm, long tribal spiral thing, black --around the wrist, thin tribal band, black --inner left arm, red hot chili peppers logo, not filled in, black --above that, the chinese symbol for 'zen', black --at the elbow joint, inner left arm, is the sign for yin yang, black --upper left arm, a small gothic letter 'K', black --upper left arm, near the shoulder, a huge tribal sun, black --upper left arm, under the sun, a tribal band around the arm, black --upper left arm, above the sun, Black Flag logo, black CHEST --left pec, a sacred heart, black BACK OF NECK --sign of capricorn, black --another tiny tribal sun, below the capricorn, black --another larger, funkier tribal sun, below the small sun, black RIGHT ARM --around the wrist, barb wire bracelet, black --inner right arm, pearl jam logo, the lil stick figure, black --back of the right arm, a vintage '50's rocket ship, for rocket from the crypt, black --forearm, huge tribal design, black --upper right arm, small gothic letter 'R', black --upper right arm, near the shoulder, yet another tribal sun, black --below the tribal sun, small tribal band, black --below the tribal band, the superman logo, black Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
[MMouse]: YYAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY WOOOOOOOO
I GOT IT I GOT IT I GOT IT YEAHH . lovely matadore europey gave me a promo of the album ... wo. so now i can stop moaning. not that anyone was really listening anyways.. tho im not quite sure what i think of it yet. theres afew really wicked songs .. but it has that 'very good' sound . but im not gonna get into the epic produced thang now. no no nooo.l anyways.. just thought id let everyone know I HAVE IT NOW ye. storme we hope you are ok. thankyou for listening.
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
Book - "Understanding Comics" by Scott McCloud - A comic book about how comic books "work". I have absolutely no interest in comics whatsoever, but this is easily the most fascinating book I've ever read. If you have any interest in art and how the human mind works, you REALLY should check it out. One of my all-time favorites. Movie - "Bottle Rocket" directed by Wes Anderson - Everyone here should see this movie. Music - "I See a Darkness" by Bonnie "Prince" Billie - This record has been out for a while (early 99), but I just got it a few days ago and it's rocking my world. Possibly the most bizzarely enjoyable album I've heard since "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea". The title track is so beautiful you could pass out and bang your head on something. - Original Message - From: "Shane Overbay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 5:15 AM Subject: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>? > 1.) The Wind UP Bird Chronicles - amazing book, about stuff, and life > 2.) Gummo - very good movie, i cried and cried...and laughed and > laughed > 3.) bright eyes-bright eyesbrighteyes > 4.) please tell me some of your favorite books of recent > and music > > > > III0110100010010 > 101010010110101110II > IStop Code > > WInd Up Bird Shane O.! >
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
try this: Take one copy of On The Road by Jack Kerouac... Then pop in The Lonesome Crowded West... Blend well... Viola! The perfect soundtrack to a kick-ass book.
Re: [MMouse]: Any good bookz lately>?
"black mass : the irish mob, the f.b.i., and a devil's deal" dick lehr & gerard o'neill << nc cd. you're only gonna make them want it more if you deny them. and i just ignore and hang up the phone on ppl who ask for skrewdriver. you'd think they'd know where to get a hold of that shit... >> undergroundmedicine.com has a bootleg of "all skrewed up". pre-racist skrewdriver's first lp. not to mention radio birdman, kids, hollywood brats, boys, gears, electric eels lps.
Re: [MMouse]: Re: [MMouse]OT weird bright eyes reveiw/tattoos
whoa...i haven't heard that album in years...i remember being infatuated with that record and tim booth's voice back then..i kinda forgot about them until now.. i don't have any tatts, but i was gonna ask another random type question...i know we were talking about music we don't care for and the fact that all of us have musical skeletons in the closet that are our guilty pleasures...i wondered what everyone elses were...i bought a power ballads compilation a while back..i guess i'm a sucker for that old hair metal balladry -- Tour de Force, Defacto, Ayuchuco! -- chris - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 12:39 AM Subject: [MMouse]: Re: [MMouse]OT weird bright eyes reveiw/tattoos > > .mer. > np: james, laid.
