Re: [MMouse]: pardon me...
I think that Life Like Weeds starts off a lot like the Talking Heads! I mean pure Byrne. - Original Message - From: Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 1:13 AM Subject: Re: [MMouse]: pardon me... > my girlfriend thought it sounded a lot like talking heads as well. wierd. > > > ~Blake Sinclair > - Original Message - > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 11:56 PM > Subject: Re: [MMouse]: pardon me... > > > > Hmm...nope, don't see it. "Don't worry about the Government" is one of my > favorite Talking Heads songs, I think its just instantly catchy, and "Paper > Thin Walls" isn't very remarkable to me. But I guess maybe because I feel > I've heard it before...I don't know... > > Karina > > > > In a message dated Mon, 19 Jun 2000 9:04:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > "Jacob Parker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > << excuse me, > > > > but I forgot in my previous letter to say which song by the Talking Heads > i > > thought of whilst listening to 'paper thin walls' and i finally found > > it, which is: "Don't Worry About the Government" > > > > ok. > > > > discuss... and "Cc:" me a copy if you agree/disagree (reply to this), if > you > > ever so see fit.. > > > > thanks. > > > > --Jacob > > > > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > > > > >> > > > > > > > >
[MMouse]: Doug Martsch's Twin Falls Idaho
Yes, What everyone has written is pretty much accurate. Ben Folds did cover the song from BTS (he even acknowledges in the liner notes that he would be content to just be a BTS cover band). Doug grew up in Twin Falls and later moved to Boise then to Seattle then back to Boise. However Doug is not even old enough to have turned 17 in 1983 as he is just starting to go into his 30's. So the age doesn't add up. Just a little bit of fictionalized rhyming. -Trav
[MMouse]: Procrastination on my greatest shows of all time.
Hello everyone, I am reporting in from Boise, ID. Here is a quick little list of my favorite concert memories In no particular order... -Every Mouse show at the Neurolux. -The last Archers of Loaf show at the Neurolux (complete with The Delusions, Jon Spencers Blues Explosion, and Creeper Lagoon). Actually, every Archers of Loaf show I have seen has kicked some serious "A". -The last ever Heatmiser show in Portland. -Built to Spill shows at the Neurolux and all their outdoor shows that I have attended. -The early Elliott Smith shows at the Clinton Street Theatre in Portland and the Laurelthirst bar. -Every Hazel show that I have seen at La Luna. -Jeremy Enigk opening for Sebadoh at La Luna. -Peter Gabriel at the Tacoma Dome. -Pearl Jam at Lollapalooza '92, in Bremerton, WA. That was when the drugs took hold. Wowsers! -Spinal Tap at the Civic Auditorium in PDX. and on the very small surprise of a total unknown band note... -Lush Budget presents The Les Payne Product at the Neurolux. I laughed my head off silly. 2 crazy wacked out pop-geniuses who know how to have a blast. I know that I will think of a dozen others here shortly, but, that is it for me. Thanks...
[MMouse]: Song Title Inquiry
Alright.I know that there is some ultra knowledgable fan out there that can help me out. I am curious as to the title of a new Mouse song that I have on a recent bootleg. Now I have very little legitimate clues to help out on the tilte, but if you know what I am talking about maybe you can help. It is a beautiful slower song, sang and played primarily by Issac alone. It has a lovely change into the chorus and has a lyric that states something like..."the universe is shaped exactly like the earth, you walk along straight and end up exactly where you were." Anyways, if you can help, you would be number one in my book. If you know anything else about the song, like if it has been available somewhere please let me know that too. Thank You friends, _THE Trav.
