Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n434

[Michael R Bernstein]

learn how to spell

On Sat, 31 Jul 1999, Over The Counter Productive Culture wrote:

> 
> i am sick of all these so called "sad songs" and their trite lyrics. 
> you want to hear some real pain and tears? real emo from the master 
> himself? none of this bullshit "indie-emo."
> 
>  "Shot through the heart and your to blaim - you give love a bad name.
>   I play my part and you play your game, you give love a bad name."
> 
> yes. that is the saddest song ever. bon jovi, "you give love a bad name"
> real emo- check it out folks.
> 
> 
> 

Re: [MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n434

[Over The Counter Productive Culture]

i am sick of all these so called "sad songs" and their trite lyrics. 
you want to hear some real pain and tears? real emo from the master 
himself? none of this bullshit "indie-emo."

 "Shot through the heart and your to blaim - you give love a bad name.
  I play my part and you play your game, you give love a bad name."

yes. that is the saddest song ever. bon jovi, "you give love a bad name"
real emo- check it out folks.

[MMouse]: Re: Digest modestmouse.v001.n434

[Todd Dickson Houlette]

If anyone wants to listen to something that is sure to bring a tear to
your eye, you must find a copy of Jeff Buckley's Live at the Sin-E. It is
pretty hard to find seeing as it has been out of print for a while and
every distributer I have checked out are out of copies. I was fortunate to
find a copy after a long hunt, but it is findable and only about six or
seven dollars. If anyone is a Jeff Buckley fan and does not have this in
their collection, you better get hunting NOW. Live at the Sin-E is one of
the best live recordings I have ever heard. The last two songs, Je ne sais
pas la fin, and The Way Young Lovers Do is sure to get anyone choked up if
that is what your after. None the less, an incredible recording and an
incredible loss to the music industry.

Thats All!

toDd HouLEtTe
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