RE: [MMouse]: re: modestmouse in cleveland/ticketmaster
>I doubt Modest Mouse will sell out the Agora Ballroom in >Cleveland. >Guided by Voices didn't sell it out this past December (on >a Friday night >no less). Anyways, if you want to be sure go ahead and >order from >Ticketmaster. As long as you do that within a day before I >think you'll >be fine. They'll put it on will-call. You'll just have to >show your >credit card and ID at the door I think. Mine is in the >mail...I'm happy. hey, you're right. they haven't sold out yet. i got my ticket today in fact. >Fvckclevo, if you want to meet up at the show that's cool. >I dunno what >shirt I'll wear or stuff like that. I have brown curly >hair, funny >eyebrows. I'm skinny white and tall. Hmm, sound like >every other indie >rocker on the list. OK well whatever email me back we can >figure >something out. Say meet at the bar at 10:32 or something. >Ha! ! hey, i'd like to meet you guys too. i've enjoyed meeting people from the list at shows. it's fun. you get to put faces to email names. i don't know when i'll roll in but... i'm 5'10, straight dark brown hair, tie-dyed shirt. if there's a meeting spot eventually let me know. if not, i'll just ask every tall guy with curly brown hair i see if his name is tyler. well, probably not. heh heh. later, jenny - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
RE: [MMouse]: cleveland modest mouse show
-- >i just checked ticketmaster.com to see if they were sold >out for >clevelandit said that they were on sale still...but how >reliable is that >website?? i would just go to a regular ticketmaster place >and ask them yeah, i'm not really sure how updated that site is, and i know the venue is only about 700 people i think. i was going to try to get the ticket will call, where they reserve it for you at the door (because there's no way i'd get in the mail by tuesday). anyone know if this is a bad idea or not? i'd really hate to drive all that way and then get screwed over. man, i should've planned better. i just didn't think they'd be so good live, from what i had heard. jenny - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
[MMouse]: agora venue/ohio
have they sold out yet? anyone know? jenny - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
[MMouse]: chicago show playlist and random blather about the show
alright... this is what i was able to decifer from what i had hastily scrawled on my arm in the dark, whilst dancing. (forgot the fucking paper): (and in no particular order) styrofoam boots/it's all nice on ice, alright doin the cockroach all night diner perfect disguise out of gas cowboy dan paper thin walls breakthrough dramamine custom concern third planet dark center of the universe a different city what people are made of did i forget anything people? and they played two other songs i had never heard before it was a good show, but not too many people were dancing. i think it's a chicago thing. didn't matter... i still got my groove on. in mah buffalo shirt. heh heh. mmm. some guy with crazy dreds was helping jeremiah with the drums during a few songs... anyone know who that was? and who's that other guy on guitar? at one point isaac..covered himself with a big piece of tin foil. that's about all i can say about that.. girls were randomly yelling out I LOVE YOU to them, which was annoying. i was yelling for them to play the damn thong song... at one point isaac was like, "who here has heard the thong song?" and like four people raised their hands/yelled out. and he was like, "you guys gotta start watching more MTV!" and sang the 'thong-tha-thong-thong-thong' part of the song. i was all HELL YEAH! there were a lot more preps there than i thought there would be. huh. oh and what's the name of that 'shot through the heart...blah blah blah...you give love a bad name' song? he opened the show pretending to sing that...funny. man, he did a lot of the screaming into the guitar thing/writhing on stage. i think at one point he either fell into the audience or jumped into it and kept playing. i couldn't see. you would have to ask z.a.c.h specific details about that.. he also, *i think*, receited a short poem at the end. but i couldn't make out the words, so maybe they were song lyrics. i had heard that they sucked live, but they must have been brushing up on their technique or something because they were great. shoulda played gravity rides everything or stars are projectors tho...m. after the show was over isaac came back out alone, crouched down and played the guitar for a while. everyone was really quiet, just watching him and not moving. then he stopped and like looked up and said, "uh..the show's over...that's it" and kept playing and no one moved to leave. then after a bit he got up and walked off. there were shirts on sale that said modest mouse with some sort of simple goemetric design on the front...are those new? i have no idea. alright, that's about all the energy i have tonight to write. take care people, jenny --- Original Message --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote on Sat, 13 May 2000 22:16:16 EDT -- can anyone tell me what the playlist for the show is??? - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
RE: Re: [MMouse]: virgin suicides/American Psycho
--- Original Message --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote on Wed, 10 May 2000 23:56:34 EDT -- >>hI saw both Virgin Suicides and American Psycho. And I read both the books too. I thought American Psycho was not good at all.>> i agree. it was wasn't really good. if you want to see it, wait till it comes out on video. i did read somewhere though that the lead actor was able to make himself spontaneously sweat for takes. over and over. creepy! i saw frequency the other day and i thought it was gonna be rellly bad but i actually liked it a lot. - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
re: [MMouse]: road trips
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RE: Re: [MMouse]: Re: bloodhound gang
--- Original Message --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote on Tue, 9 May 2000 09:48:53 EDT -- http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
RE: [MMouse]: I'm sure this has been talked about
hey... someone wrote quite a detailed post about this to the modest mouse message board, which you can get to from bruce willen's modest mouse page (www.crystal-night/~bwillen). it was written like last week so you'll have to searcg for it. i would go look at that. you're colleen's boyfriend? did she get the tape ok? i have this groundless, intense worry that somehow i fuck up tapes and they get to people with parts missing or playing in reverse or something. jenny --- Original Message --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote on Sun, 7 May 2000 23:05:47 EDT -- and I hope I'm not opening any old wounds here (or something), but I was wondering about this date rape allegation with Brock? Can someone fill me in? Oh yea, Stars Are Projectors is one of my favs on the new record. Phil. - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
[MMOUSE]: offtopic/jenny to zach
> :> Next, I'd like to offer a truce between steve and > :> jenny who seem to be arguing for little or no > :> reason. steve was right; this has nothing to do with anyone else so you can't really 'offer a truce'. i took the email he sent me the wrong way for personal reasons. i posted to the list also for valid personal reasons i'd be glad to fully explain if you wanted to hear them. but, yeah, i was wrong. steve and i have talked about this. it was a joke. end of story. > :>One, no one likes to read people getting in a > fight. > :> > :> Two, saying you introduced someone to modest > mouse > :> in > :> this line of work is like telling Michael Jordan > you > :> taught him everything. > : uh, no. how amazingly bold of you to march in and give your opinion on something you don't know anything about. i am in fact the reason he got into them. so, sorry...you'll just have to deal with it i guess. > also, line of work? uh, no again. line of work would be me working in a major chicago hospital in a month as a RN providing healthcare for sick/injured/dying people. listening to cd's, buying them, talking about them and going to shows is a fucking hobby (one i love, i admit). well, unless yer working for a record label or something. then i guess that's a line of work. just my opinion of course, jenny - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
RE: [MMouse]: Re: Bizarre Observation
mmm...what people are made of. now that's a damn fine song. i wanna clap along. how exactly do you mean though? the songs are somehow like the book/movie? it's an interesting concept, i'll grant you that. --- Original Message --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote on Tue, 18 Apr 2000 21:44:44 EDT -- Replace life like weeds with what people are made of ..bagel. - Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!
