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Can anyone give me a few good sites to get Modest Mouse shirts, posters, etc.?
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nice impossibles reference, dusty. btw, anyone catch them lately? they put on an amazing show. eh and this band cadilac blindside opened. its scary when other bands try to look like at the drive in. i dont think the fros worked for them. but none the less the impossibles were rocking in the matching jerseys. this is fucking tragic -j.
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forget the mouse!! in reading the ticketmaster page for ks, i have found that motley crue, megadeth, and anthrax are ALL coming to play together in august. i am so jazzed. kelli
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well i remember the first time i put one of their cds in.i was blown away and realized after just a few songs that they were my new favorite band and they have been for a couple of years now. the new cd is completely amazing to me...your heart felt good, it was dripping pitch and made of wood...i mean how do they do it? i can go on for hours, but i wont.anyway, how many people are on this list? what are your favorite mm songs? has everyone seen them live?if so, when,where,and do you think they are just as good live? joe
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thats fucking classic dude! you are now my other personal hero (along with jason biggs). 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:
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look what i made: http://www.stormloader.com/kenneld/posse.gif - Original Message - From: "Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 9:33 PM Subject: [MMouse]: (No Subject) > RDRR > That would be really kool, and maybe that little triangle thing on another sticker. > > > >I think you should get a crummy black and white >picture of issac and put it > >on the stickers and have them say "Isaac Brock >>Has a Posse"... > > - Original Message - > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 4:59 PM > Subject: [MMouse]: sticker paper > > > > hey everyone the other day my dad bought home some really cool sticker > paper > > from work and i was like hey i could make mouse stickers and stick em all > > over long island and everyone would be like whos modest mouse > > anyway i was wondering if anyoen had a cool image they could send me via > > email that doesnt contain a photo as my printer sucks and wont print > photos > > on sticker paper so somethign with the name and maybe a cool geometric > design > > or something would be soo great thank you very much in advance > > *gary* > > > --- > -dave > > GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER > > > > > Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com >
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RDRR That would be really kool, and maybe that little triangle thing on another sticker. >I think you should get a crummy black and white >picture of issac and put it >on the stickers and have them say "Isaac Brock >>Has a Posse"... - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 4:59 PM Subject: [MMouse]: sticker paper > hey everyone the other day my dad bought home some really cool sticker paper > from work and i was like hey i could make mouse stickers and stick em all > over long island and everyone would be like whos modest mouse > anyway i was wondering if anyoen had a cool image they could send me via > email that doesnt contain a photo as my printer sucks and wont print photos > on sticker paper so somethign with the name and maybe a cool geometric design > or something would be soo great thank you very much in advance > *gary* > --- -dave GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com
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I'm goin on Sat. too we should meet up... I dunno where though, gameworks might be good, but i really don't like the place, we could try The Mix in the U-District, although that's nowhere near the showbox... Just a thought... ~Mike In a message dated 2000-06-05 1:58:42 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I'm down for meeting up for the Sat. MM show. Maybe we should have a group > get together before the show or something? I'm sure there has to be quite a > few MM fans in the Seattle area. I'm thinking gameworks or something.. they > have a nice restraunt / bar so all ages would be satisfied... > > Adam Kind > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >The copy of the M&A i have has "good things" on it and "willful suspention" > and some other country-ish song i call "roof of my mouth". > > "I came as a rat" is the same of both records. > > > >Pissin my pants to see the mouse next weekend. > >--- > >-dave > > > >"all this talkin' all the time and the air fills > >up till there's nothing left to breathe." -MM > > > >GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER > > > > > > > >On Sun, 04 Jun 2000 14:19:28 jsl04 wrote: > >> > >>The new album will have You're the Good Things on it? The copy I--umm-- > >>heard doesn't have that song on it! Hmm. Also, (& I've asked this once > >>before, but) is the I Came as a Rat the same version on the new album? > >> > >>Wondering when I'll get my 12" to spit shine, > >>Justin > >> > >> > >>On Sun, 4 Jun 2000, Dave wrote: > >> > >>> I got my Night on the Sun 12" the other day. It's kool that "Willful > Suspenion of Disbelief" is on it, cause that song is so beautiful/creepy. > The part that sounds kinda like horns makes me shiver. But i don't > understand why "You're the Good Things" and "I Came as a Rat" are on the > record, cause the album which has both those songs on it is coming out soon. > I sure that the boys had some other b-sides that would be more interesting. > The cover art is pretty good, and the insert has lyrics. The alternate title > for "i came as i rat" is "long walk off a short dock" > >>> > >>> Northwest people- i'm going to both shows in Seattle; i'll be the really > drunk short guy who's not Isaac. > >>> --- > >>> -dave > >>> > >>> "the sky, it doesn't ever end, the air just gets much thinner further > up" > >>> > >>> GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER > >>>
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I'm down for meeting up for the Sat. MM show. Maybe we should have a group get together before the show or something? I'm sure there has to be quite a few MM fans in the Seattle area. I'm thinking gameworks or something.. they have a nice restraunt / bar so all ages would be satisfied... Adam Kind [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, June 05, 2000 12:50 PM Subject: Re: [MMouse]: (No Subject) >The copy of the M&A i have has "good things" on it and "willful suspention" and some other country-ish song i call "roof of my mouth". > "I came as a rat" is the same of both records. > >Pissin my pants to see the mouse next weekend. >--- >-dave > >"all this talkin' all the time and the air fills >up till there's nothing left to breathe." -MM > >GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER > > > >On Sun, 04 Jun 2000 14:19:28 jsl04 wrote: >> >>The new album will have You're the Good Things on it? The copy I--umm-- >>heard doesn't have that song on it! Hmm. Also, (& I've asked this once >>before, but) is the I Came as a Rat the same version on the new album? >> >>Wondering when I'll get my 12" to spit shine, >>Justin >> >> >>On Sun, 4 Jun 2000, Dave wrote: >> >>> I got my Night on the Sun 12" the other day. It's kool that "Willful Suspenion of Disbelief" is on it, cause that song is so beautiful/creepy. The part that sounds kinda like horns makes me shiver. But i don't understand why "You're the Good Things" and "I Came as a Rat" are on the record, cause the album which has both those songs on it is coming out soon. I sure that the boys had some other b-sides that would be more interesting. The cover art is pretty good, and the insert has lyrics. The alternate title for "i came as i rat" is "long walk off a short dock" >>> >>> Northwest people- i'm going to both shows in Seattle; i'll be the really drunk short guy who's not Isaac. >>> --- >>> -dave >>> >>> "the sky, it doesn't ever end, the air just gets much thinner further up" >>> >>> GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com >>> >> >> > > >Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com >
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The copy of the M&A i have has "good things" on it and "willful suspention" and some other country-ish song i call "roof of my mouth". "I came as a rat" is the same of both records. Pissin my pants to see the mouse next weekend. --- -dave "all this talkin' all the time and the air fills up till there's nothing left to breathe." -MM GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER On Sun, 04 Jun 2000 14:19:28 jsl04 wrote: > >The new album will have You're the Good Things on it? The copy I--umm-- >heard doesn't have that song on it! Hmm. Also, (& I've asked this once >before, but) is the I Came as a Rat the same version on the new album? > >Wondering when I'll get my 12" to spit shine, >Justin > > >On Sun, 4 Jun 2000, Dave wrote: > >> I got my Night on the Sun 12" the other day. It's kool that "Willful Suspenion of >Disbelief" is on it, cause that song is so beautiful/creepy. The part that sounds >kinda like horns makes me shiver. But i don't understand why "You're the Good Things" >and "I Came as a Rat" are on the record, cause the album which has both those songs >on it is coming out soon. I sure that the boys had some other b-sides that would be >more interesting. The cover art is pretty good, and the insert has lyrics. The >alternate title for "i came as i rat" is "long walk off a short dock" >> >> Northwest people- i'm going to both shows in Seattle; i'll be the really drunk >short guy who's not Isaac. >> --- >> -dave >> >> "the sky, it doesn't ever end, the air just gets much thinner further up" >> >> GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER >> >> >> >> >> Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com >> > > Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com
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The new album will have You're the Good Things on it? The copy I--umm-- heard doesn't have that song on it! Hmm. Also, (& I've asked this once before, but) is the I Came as a Rat the same version on the new album? Wondering when I'll get my 12" to spit shine, Justin On Sun, 4 Jun 2000, Dave wrote: > I got my Night on the Sun 12" the other day. It's kool that "Willful Suspenion of >Disbelief" is on it, cause that song is so beautiful/creepy. The part that sounds >kinda like horns makes me shiver. But i don't understand why "You're the Good Things" >and "I Came as a Rat" are on the record, cause the album which has both those songs >on it is coming out soon. I sure that the boys had some other b-sides that would be >more interesting. The cover art is pretty good, and the insert has lyrics. The >alternate title for "i came as i rat" is "long walk off a short dock" > > Northwest people- i'm going to both shows in Seattle; i'll be the really drunk short >guy who's not Isaac. > --- > -dave > > "the sky, it doesn't ever end, the air just gets much thinner further up" > > GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER > > > > > Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com >
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I got my Night on the Sun 12" the other day. It's kool that "Willful Suspenion of Disbelief" is on it, cause that song is so beautiful/creepy. The part that sounds kinda like horns makes me shiver. But i don't understand why "You're the Good Things" and "I Came as a Rat" are on the record, cause the album which has both those songs on it is coming out soon. I sure that the boys had some other b-sides that would be more interesting. The cover art is pretty good, and the insert has lyrics. The alternate title for "i came as i rat" is "long walk off a short dock" Northwest people- i'm going to both shows in Seattle; i'll be the really drunk short guy who's not Isaac. --- -dave "the sky, it doesn't ever end, the air just gets much thinner further up" GO GREEN-VOTE FOR NADER Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com
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Does anyone know if Bright Eyes is coming to the Philly area? Scott
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Wow, color me giddy. Comments below. Anyways. MER, that wasnt a very nice letter, so you know what, go fuck yourself. <> I lead a very nice life, <> selfrighteous fuck. I didn't mean that Modest Mouse was the purpose, I meant that music was. now all I read is shit<> about hockey, and I fuckin hate hockey. See now, <> it's people like you that make me hate the world I live in. <> My letter was not meant to be obnoxious, sorry if you were offended by my overall dislike for hockey, but fucking deal, and don't act like a three year old and begin to cast dispertions. <> I think if you put this through the ringer a few times..it might be ready for publication. Mark Call me a prophet if you want, its no secret. Bleib Immer Locker.
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Not that I'm in any way involved in this discussion, but... If you watched more hockey, you'd enjoy life a great deal more. (By the way, yr email was like a poem. See below.) On Thu, 25 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Anyways. MER, that wasnt a very nice letter, so you know what, go fuck yourself. I lead a very nice life, selfrighteous fuck. I didn't mean that Modest Mouse was the purpose, I meant that music was. now all I read is shit about hockey, and I fuckin hate hockey. See now, it's people like you that make me hate the world I live in. My letter was not meant to be obnoxious, sorry if you were offended by my overall dislike for hockey, but fucking deal, and don't act like a three year old and begin to cast dispertions. Hmm, I'll not waste anymore of your nor my time. > Jonathan >
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Anyways. MER, that wasnt a very nice letter, so you know what, go fuck yourself. I lead a very nice life, selfrighteous fuck. I didn't mean that Modest Mouse was the purpose, I meant that music was. now all I read is shit about hockey, and I fuckin hate hockey. See now, it's people like you that make me hate the world I live in. My letter was not meant to be obnoxious, sorry if you were offended by my overall dislike for hockey, but fucking deal, and don't act like a three year old and begin to cast dispertions. Hmm, I'll not waste anymore of your nor my time. Jonathan
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i heard that somebody had a copy of the modest mouse show in dallas sometime around november of 98. was at the show and really would like to hear it, so if anybody has any information on how to get it or how to contact the person who has it i would really appreciate it. please mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] thanks
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um they really arent touring w/ anyone...but in clevo they are playing w/ six parts seven and some other band that i cant remember
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as far as I know, this band called Portable Winter is playing with them in Missoula, MT. don't know much beyond that... namasté, Torin >Can someone tell me who is on tour with Modest Mouse? I'm about to see them >in Cleveland. Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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The only announced opening band I've seen is Les Savy Fav in Boston, but I don't know if they're playing with MM for the entire tour or just that one night. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 11:54 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [MMouse]: (no subject) Can someone tell me who is on tour with Modest Mouse? I'm about to see them in Cleveland.
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Can someone tell me who is on tour with Modest Mouse? I'm about to see them in Cleveland.
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i run for my high school
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Oh, man. if this is true, nice detective work. I dunno about anybody else, but i love this revealing-the-mystery-shit. And i thought "the moon and antarcica" was pure isaac. Damn. > From a summation page on the film "Blade Runner": >" >In contrast to the film's opening panoramic level, the >camera now descends >down to the street level. It zooms through the crowd >to the title >character - a retired, burnt-out Rick Deckard >(Harrison Ford), who is >leaning against a store display window, filled with >television sets with >awful reception. He looks up toward the blimp, >flashing graphic catchphrases >to highlight life on the Off-World colonies. Deckard >is reading a newspaper, >headlined: "Farming the Oceans, the Moon and >Antarctica. >" Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com
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Wow! MMouse are coming to a place called the Blind Pig in AnnArbor 5/15 (three blocks from my house). Any you listers going better get tickets quick. Its a tiny, tiny place & they're quite popular on Ann Arbor's local radio station.
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ahem...mad props to Carswell for naming the Bible as the necessary text in the 00
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>1.Who are you/where do you reside/how old are you? Ernie George / Lawrence, KS / 23 >2.What is your favorite mouse song? neverending math equasion >3.What are five records you couldn't live without Jim White: wrong eyed jesus Frank Sinatra & Count Basie: it might as well be swing the Flaming Lips: the soft bullitin Mouse on Mars: niun niggung Belle and Sebastian: are you feeling sinister? >4. Putting records on the internet for free download: >bad or good? Good. MP3s can never be as fun as records. >5. Ebay, bad or good? Good. That's where I get a lot of my musical equipment. >6. Russ winning the hottest male contest, is he >voting for himself or what? What? I don't think so. >7. Do you own the Japaneese Tour EP? No, but I do have it on MP3. >8. First live show? Live, and Weezer. I think in 94 at Manhattan, KS. They had folding chairs set in front of the stage and would not let anyone on the floor who didn't have tickets to be there. Everyone rioted and rushed the floor. Complete chaos. Chairs went flying into the air and the baracade in front of the stage had to be repaired between shows. >9. Worst live show? I went to Lollapalloza one year. >10. Favorite sound? a sine wave >11. least favorite sound? R&B > 12. girls posting their pictures and email addresses >on the internet bad/good? good, I guess. >13. What book should every person in america read? "Junkey", Burroughs >14. Signing to a major bad/good? This depends on the band. >15. Wearing the t-shirt of the band you are going to >see? I would not do it. >16. Modest Mouse list being oft-off the topic >bad/good? That's what makes the list interesting. >17. Favorite beer? Pabst Blue Ribbon > 18. Favorite color? blue > 19. What are you going to name your first born child? Jesus or Sally >20. Five favorite movies (the question that tells >tons about a person)? Life is Beautiful Harold and Maude Das Boot Blue Velvet North by Northwest
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on a totally unrelated, junk mail note I've finally decided to unload my CD collection. With the money I get from it, I'm going to spend it all on Tribe Called Quest albums Multiples of them So I can play them on separate stereos And get the real experience Does anyone else think this is a good idea? Oh, and I have nothing negative to say
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I once saw some bullshit It smelled Does anyone else like Barry White? Or A Tribe Called Quest?
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The Other People's Lives/Grey Ice Water single is available on Ebay for anyone interested.
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The bestest live show i ever did see would have to be my very first one. It was Hammerbox at the Mercer arena in Seattle during Bumbershoot like seven years ago or something. Back when crowd-surfing was kool, and everybody wanted to stage-dive. Carrie Akre's voice totally blew me away. Another great show was Jane's Addiction last year in Seattle, but i imagine every show on the tour was the same. I was way up in nose-bleed seats and it still rawked. And last but not least, 764-HERO and Modest Mouse at the UW HUB ballroom a few months back. Holy shit. I've never heard MM play so well. Any other Hammerbox fans out there? -dave Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com
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fuck if i know what the deal is. this is my email address. i havent seen any email from you. :D? russ
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Hey in regards to the new album, my friend(old friend) ben who is personal friends wif Isaac has a copy of the NEW cd, he told me that according to Epic, if the Mouse gives it out, they get in big big trouble, which is understandable, look how we do with live music and such ya know. However, this is all hearsay from a friend of a friend so who knows.RUSS I BEEN TRYING TO EMAIL YOU FOR WEEKS whats the deal? Please personally email me. Thanks Love Jonathan
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Im allowed to dislike whom I want to dislike, so there. Jonathan Oh, Merry Christmas
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HEY MER, Portland is real small, if you live in the city you can get around everywhere. Its the best place in the world, I almost moved there this summer too. My best friend lives there, email me and Ill talk to him and find out some stuff for ya.. Anywho Drugs rule. I like em. if you dont like me cuz I do em then fuck you, waste of time motherfucker. It is my down time, my time to escape or release, or just be fucked up and not care about shit. I never ever said they were good for you nor do they make me have any realizations or anything like that. I wish drugs remained illegal, think of what it would do to the economy and the poplulation? Drugs keep the population down and the drug dealers in good clean jobs, lets not take that from them. Anywho, I love extacy, i do it all the time, perhaps twice a week, no matter, Ill grow up one day, m but now, Im rollin rollin rollin. I liked Permanent Midnight for a film. Lock stock and two smoking barrels, other stuff, Ill get back to ya. Jonathan
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I think it all just comes down to what we choose to use to take the edge off, if you will. Some people like to shoot up heroin, some people like to go for a 15 mile run. Who's to say which is better? Heroin in well controlled moderation will actually never be a problem if you never stop...running's good for your heart if you don't do it too much. Either one will fuck your shit up pretty hardcore (running *obviously* far less so than black tar H) if you do too much of it. I think everyone uses something to escape. If it's not drugs it's television, it's video games, it's sex, it's food...everyone's addicted to *something*. I have henceforth decided to stay out of everyone else's private exploits. We can all do whatever the hell we want to do to ourselves. >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [MMouse]: (no subject) >Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 15:06:27 EST > > society, >the partthey've played in spirtuality, and in helping us to understand >very complexabstract ideas, is also quite profound. > > >hmmm... last time i checked, i could understand complex and abstract ideas >regardless of the fact that i have never ever once smoked the wacky >tabaccy... i'm with the person who pretty much advocated the concept of >being >pure (straight edge if you will)... i have, at several points in time in my >life, put substances into my body (granted it's a total of about 3 beers >and >about a pack of cloves in 20 years... i'm so not hardcore)... but i can say >that i feel much better about myself knowing that i have no dependence on >anything. i am not a slave to wasting money on things that don't benefit >my >physical well-being (ie cigarettes, alcohol, heroin, etc). i don't need >weed >to help me do anything... anything that weed would help me accomplish, i >can >do myself and i'm just not 80's enough to try and bring back coke. i >know that i am very naive about drugs in general, just because i try and >distance them from me... i am fucked up enough already... i really don't >need >malt liquor in my system to act like a jackass... i do that shit sober... >and >somehow i've been able to conjure up the ability to comprehend highly >profound things without being high. i guess i'm a fucking marvel of the >modern age... i'm not saying that i am better than anyone because they do >put >substances like nicotine and thc into thier system, because i believe that >as >long as you are making yourself happy that the shit someone does is alright >with me (some exceptions... molesting kids is not cool, even if it makes >you >happy... nor is fucking the family pet)... i know it's all about dif'rent >strokes for dif'rent folks... it's just that some folks stroke it with an >x... > > >love and mango, > > >leigh __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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hmmm... last time i checked, i could understand complex and abstract ideas regardless of the fact that i have never ever once smoked the wacky tabaccy... i'm with the person who pretty much advocated the concept of being pure (straight edge if you will)... i have, at several points in time in my life, put substances into my body (granted it's a total of about 3 beers and about a pack of cloves in 20 years... i'm so not hardcore)... but i can say that i feel much better about myself knowing that i have no dependence on anything. i am not a slave to wasting money on things that don't benefit my physical well-being (ie cigarettes, alcohol, heroin, etc). i don't need weed to help me do anything... anything that weed would help me accomplish, i can do myself and i'm just not 80's enough to try and bring back coke. i know that i am very naive about drugs in general, just because i try and distance them from me... i am fucked up enough already... i really don't need malt liquor in my system to act like a jackass... i do that shit sober... and somehow i've been able to conjure up the ability to comprehend highly profound things without being high. i guess i'm a fucking marvel of the modern age... i'm not saying that i am better than anyone because they do put substances like nicotine and thc into thier system, because i believe that as long as you are making yourself happy that the shit someone does is alright with me (some exceptions... molesting kids is not cool, even if it makes you happy... nor is fucking the family pet)... i know it's all about dif'rent strokes for dif'rent folks... it's just that some folks stroke it with an x... love and mango, leigh
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<> Yes, heroin is pretty bad, but no sympathy, i find that hard to believe. Sure, everyone has choices, and most certainly we should be responsible for the actions that we take, but were human, and from time to time we do really stupid things. How much more intelligent is it to take the single most addictive substance in the world(far more powerful than heroin) and inhale it, along with deadly tar, directly into your lungs for no other purpose than a mild dizzy feeling the first time you try it (if your lucky and enjoy being dizzy..and are too lazy to spin yourself in your chair a few times). The only reason people don't kill themselves from nicotine withdrawl is that the ammount of nicotine in four packs of ciggarrets isn't really even compareable to the amount of herion in one needle. So yeah, we all have choices, and we all make stupid, uniformed ones, but that doesn't make us any less human, if anything, it makes us all too human. Whomever said that heroin addiction was honorable is a crackhead however. Mark http://dugmartsch.tripod.com So it was that Lone came to know himself; and like the handful of people who have done so before him he found, at this pinnacle, the rugged foot of a mountain.
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actually heroin isn't really that addictive. __ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com
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>So Im willing to bet that most of the musicians we listen to do >drugs, I >feel almost sure that Issac does. Hmm, most of the greats >did have >problems, does that make them bad people? I think not. I >mean, c'mon, >Poison, Motley Crue, Van Halen, Ratt, the list goes on >and on, the music >world simply benefits from drug abuse. The list of famous drug addicts is pretty immense...includes some incredible writers, musicians, artists, etc...Alice in Wonderland would never have been written if it weren't for opium, Freud had a coke habit, in general geniuses are pretty fucked up...either drugs or mental problems. So yes, I do suppose we benefit from the suffering of others if you want to look at it that way. >If you people didn't listen to big hair rock in the late >80's early 90's I realy do feel for you. I was too busy listening to *music*, actually >H, I think heroin addiction is a bit honorable, all be it you >arent >ruining a family, but other then that, shit, if you can be >fucked up all >the time and still maintain, Kudos to you, wish I >could do it. Heroin addiction honorable...I would never have thought to say something like that. I have no sympathy for drug addicts, because (for the most part) they choose to make that first step...I mean, how fucking stupid do you have to be to shoot one of the most addictive substances in the world straight into your veins? I'm sorry, but we *all* have choices, *all* the time...and people have to be responsible for those choices. >Heres a question, DO ANY OF YOU EVEN DO DRUGS, And if not, do you >look >down upon those that do. Im willing to bet you do. Grow up >folks, tollerance is the key to understanding. Like I said...people have choices to make. While I may happen to think you have to be dumb as a post to shoot heroin, that's totally someone's choice...just like it's your choice to jump out of an airplane with a paper bag as a parachute or go bungee jumping without measuring the rope. Drugs are unhealthy...everything from caffeine and nicotine to crack...and it's the rare individual who can honestly say their life has been improved and happier through drugs. And yes, I do drugs. I smoke marijuana every once in a while, and a few years back I would doubtlessly still be coming down from an LSD binge at 12:45 on a Saturday afternoon. I've tried pretty much everything that I was willing to risk putting in my body...and having come out the other side of that, I think I have a little bit of leeway to say that drugs are terribly unhealthy, and that people should not do them as often as they do. If that counts as looking down on people, so be it. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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So Im willing to bet that most of the musicians we listen to do drugs, I feel almost sure that Issac does. Hmm, most of the greats did have problems, does that make them bad people? I think not. I mean, c'mon, Poison, Motley Crue, Van Halen, Ratt, the list goes on and on, the music world simply benefits from drug abuse. If you people didn't listen to big hair rock in the late 80's early 90's I realy do feel for you. H, I think heroin addiction is a bit honorable, all be it you arent ruining a family, but other then that, shit, if you can be fucked up all the time and still maintain, Kudos to you, wish I could do it. Heres a question, DO ANY OF YOU EVEN DO DRUGS, And if not, do you look down upon those that do. Im willing to bet you do. Grow up folks, tollerance is the key to understanding. Jonathan
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I can eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant, But nothing, Said nothing will take away these blues. Jonathan Ps, Robert, quit being such a homo, haha
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i think they're a misunderstanding here that wasn't a universal "fucko" insult i just got really sick of everyone picking apart my list-i really dont care how much anyone dislikes it, i just thought someone might think it would be mildly interesting i dont think anyone really got what i said about sublime-i like the album, and just cause i like them, doesnt mean that i like heroin and leaving your kids and all that shit i dont buy music for the morals of the musicians, sorry
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well, DUH, of course our music choices are better then yours. I mean, come on, we're better than you remember? You need to simmer down there turbo, noone's after you. And stop calling people Fucko, thats my name for people who have diffrent opinions then me. Sublime sucks, so does letting your kid grow up without a father because you wanted to feel good for another hour. Jonathan\ you people win, you all win you got to tell me how wrong my list was i dont know, if i didnt put the right pavement on there, it was cause i like sublime you're all better music critics than i, go write your fucked up pretentious reviews and piss off
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you people win, you all win you got to tell me how wrong my list was i dont know, if i didnt put the right pavement on there, it was cause i like sublime you're all better music critics than i, go write your fucked up pretentious reviews and piss off
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well it was my list i disagree oh well << OK..S+E is a great album and whatnot and I know "rock critics" are all ooh ahh about it but there is no way in hell that is a better album than Crooked Rain Crooked Rain. I listen to that album hundred million more than S+E It's so much better. The music is so much better. The lyrics are better. The artwork is better. Jesus it just kicks the shit out of other Pavement shit. I'm listening to this fucking album right now and I'm rocking out. So if someone wants to enlighten me or whatever go ahead but I just have to say what the fuck. Matt >>
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you're kidding right? that is my favorite album ever. came out in 94 or 95. yeah of course Im kidding, Ive been listening too that album since day one, so absolutely critical. Just touching music, how missed he is. Jonathan
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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
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"Nobody sees it when youre lying in your bed and I wanna crawl in with you, but I cry instead. I want you warm but it will only make me colder when it's over."- Those are the saddest lines Ive ever heard written by the beautiful and talented Fiona Apple. It rained today. It always makes me realize how much I hate life when it rains. Im pretty lonely here, I called the girl who stood me up last night at like 4 30 am, totally fucked up out of my mind. Lo and behold she called me back today, I havent called her back yet, not sure if im gonna. "They'll remember the people they loved their old friends and Ive seen through em all seen through em all seen through most of everything. All the people you knew where the actors.All the people you knew..Were the actors." Jonathan
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nice way of justifying your addiction jackie 0 love al
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now that we're on politics, let me say something i think that we should make clones and that they should all be gay and then we should abort them i like mumia
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I was also at the Chicago show, and I have to say I was slightly disappointed. I found it was often really hard to hear the vocals, and the overall sound quality was just okay. Ii was my first time seeing them, though, and I may have built up unreal expectations.
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I believe it is in mid september, i dont remember the date off hand though,
i will check on it
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the show is on the 15th of sept., a wednesday,
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>some fuckers selling a modest mouse vhs recoring for >$45 on ebay, what a joke. actually...some modest mouse fans are at a bid war. the item was priced originally by the seller at 15.00 & the wild and crazy mouskateers have brought it up to 45.00...not the seller. its an auction.
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NAME: chase SEX: Male HOME: Balboa, California. YOUR FAVORITE TV SHOWS? the simpsons! FAVORITE MAGAZINE? maxim, the playboy advisor, big brother FAVORITE SMELL: a woman WORST FEELING IN THE WORLD: losing the one you love BEST FEELING IN THE WORLD: being with close friends FAVORITE THINGS TO DO ON THE WEEKENDS: the beach FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK: the mouse (soundtrack to my life) WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING? i wonder how the waves are? DO YOU GET MOTION SICKNESS ? no ROLLER COASTERS-DEADLY OR EXCITING? exciting PEN OR PENCIL? Pen HOW MANY RINGS BEFORE YOU ANSWER THE PHONE? 2 FUTURE SON'S NAME? Redd FUTURE DAUGHTER'S NAME: FAVORITE FOOD: soy turkey sandwich DO YOU GET ALONG WELL WITH YOUR PARENT(S): yes DO YOU LIKE TO DRIVE? yes DO YOU SLEEP WITH STUFFED ANIMALS? yes WHAT TYPE OF CAR WAS YOUR FIRST CAR? 74 super beetle IF YOU COULD MEET ONE PERSON, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHO WOULD IT BE? john brown or jesus christ (im not religious at all, i just think it would be interesting to meet one of the most influential person in human history) FAVORITE ALCOHOLIC : henry chinaski WHAT IS YOUR ZODIAC SIGN? libra WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE POET? bukowski DO YOU EAT THE STEMS OF BROCCOLI? yeah, with ranch dressing GUYS~IF A GIRL ASKED FOR THE SHIRT OFF YOUR BACK, WOULD YOU GIVE IT? depends on the girl, but almost always,,, yes IF YOU COULD HAVE ANY JOB YOU WANTED, WHAT WOULD IT BE? professional traveler IF YOU COULD DYE YOUR HAIR ANY COLOR, WHAT WOULD IT BE? blue IF YOU COULD HAVE A TATTOO, WHAT AND WHERE WOULD IT BE? um,,, probably everythign johnson has... it's all so good HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN LOVE? yeah WHAT IS ON YOUR WALLS IN YOUR ROOM: pics of my friends, henry clay, some paintings, misfits, slayer, unbroken, and headcoatees posters... IS THE GLASS HALF EMPTY OR HALF FULL? depends on whether you're drinking or pouring WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SNAPPLE? peach ice tea... come on FAVORITE MOVIE(S)? field of dreams, austin powers, barfly LEFTY OR RIGHTY? Righty WHAT'S UNDER YOUR BED? shoes, Alf costume WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE NUMBER? 8 WHAT IS YOUR DREAM CAR? beat up late 60s convertible FAVORITE SPORT TO WATCH: basketball... lakers SAY ONE NICE THING ABOUT THE PERSON(S) WHO SENT THIS TO YOU: um, it was some dude on the modest mouse mailing list... that alone says it all... i mean, come on, he's on the mouse mailing list, that makes him cool already... WHAT'S IN YOUR CD/TAPE PLAYER RIGHT NOW: us bombs "the world" WOULD YOU JUMP ON A BOMB FOR A FRIEND? depends on the friend ARE YOU FRIENDS WITH ANY OF YOUR EX'S? yeah WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO A TEENAGER RIGHT NOW?
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I thought the first one was called "one" and I know for sure that the new, second album is called "Two." Hope that helps. Am I missing out on something here? Everyone I know is talking about these people and I haven't heard 'em yet. Their show in Albuquerque is next week, so I might go just to see what all the fuss is about. I'm STILL trying to figure out why everyone is so in love with the Olivia Tremor Control album. What a bunch of goddamned noise! Ick. If anyone ever needs a 15 page paper on the evolution of mating strategies, let me know. Hey, I'll even trade it for a Modest Mouse Japanese Tour EP. Who else is signed to Epic? I can't think of anybody even remotely good. Bye, JamesL At 12:30 AM 6/25/99 EDT, you wrote: >hi, i've picked up on this... >what are the names of the albums by black heart procession? >and what do they sound like, because i've heard a lot about them? > >
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hi, i've picked up on this... what are the names of the albums by black heart procession? and what do they sound like, because i've heard a lot about them?
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awhile ago i read an article on MM, i guess it was not too long after 'long drive' came out, and they started getting press... i guess being that MM have sort of a unique sound, the press was trying to peg them and compare their sound, etc. ...anyways, isaac mentioned he really dug the talking heads, and the pixies. and its true, in the late 70s/80s there was the talking heads, then in the late 80s/early 90s there was the pixies. and now we've got modest mouse. yeah, all three are completey unique bands, but the thread is there. so basically if you like MM, youd probably like the pixies. and if you like both MM and the pixies, chances are youll dig the talking heads, especially their earlier stuff/especially "MORE SONGS ABOUT BUILDINGS AND FOOD". i dont know, there really arent any hits on this album, ya know, all the talking heads songs everyone knows, buts its my favorite. but yeah, everyone should buy that album, if you can find it, get it used on vinyl, cos it has one of the best covers ever, its a million(exaggeration) polaroids of the band members peiced together. well, thats my vote for "essential listening for MM fans". peace bp NP: godspeed you black emperor "slow riot for new zero kanada" de la soul "buhloone mindstate"
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In America Every puddle Gasoline Rainbow -Built to Spill
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hey, Does anyone know if the mouse are playing Europe anytime soon? I'm going to France and England over the summer, and I heard a rumor that they were planning a European tour. Any info, thanks Pablo
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sorry, this highly unrelated but... im interested in getting rid of a bunch of CDs, stuff that i want to get on vinyl, for deejaying purposes. mostly (good)hip hop stuff, but some electronic type stuff. everything is in beautiful condition, and i am highly trustworthy : ) and of course ill try to keep them as cheap as i can. if youre interested in a list, please contact me privately. thanks! brian.
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hey, i'm new to the list. but i love modest mouse. so hello. i'm upset with myself. i didn't know about their show in lancaster, so therefore, i missed it. L
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who the hell started this damn thing about gulf storm?
