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Chris, Your knowledge of The Pistoleros astounds me. Your well versed response on this subject had me in awe. The genuine care and precision you wrote with moved me to tears. WaitI might be changing my mind about you and might start to like you. Na! Does Norm still fart? Don't trust whitey! Lord loves a working man! The white man still beating me down in Memphis. Ange PS Do Cary Grant, Goober. Ignitor wrote: I do not know alot about that release!! Anyone have the scoop on Pistoleros?? Was it a side project?? -jim Snip... Pistoleros are alive and well down here in Arizonathey actually have a self produced cd "Mistaken For Granted" released locally under their original name "The Chimeras". They eventually signed with Hollywood Records after the management change. They had to change the name of the band prior to the national release after an Irish band of the same name raised a little stink. They were recenty dropped from Hollywood. They have penned a publishing deal with EMI and are currently looking for a label while working day jobs and playing LOTS around the Phoenix metro area. Doug Hopkins, who was, for the most part, the musical force behind Gin Blossoms started the band with Mark and Lawrence Zubia after he was fired from Gin Blossoms (just prior to the release of Gin Blossoms first record). Doug penned "My Guardian Angel". Sadly, Doug left the band after a few short months and died before the band cut the self produced record. Ahhh yeah...gotta love this biz Livin' the Dream, Chris House Ignitors
RE: Cereal Wars
i want my maypo -Original Message- From: Jerry Curry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 1999 2:42 PM To: passenger side Subject: Cereal Wars Count Chocula tops FrankenBerry. JC
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Appearances on: Soul Asylum, Uncle Tupelo, Maria McKee, Counting Crows, Joe Henry, Victoria Williams, John Hiatt, Wallflowers, Roger McGuinn, Pistoleros, Golden Smog . . . -jim Hey Jim, sorry, I was signed off for the night... Pistoleros? I haven't heard of them... Decent material? Morgan
Pistoleros - was RE: Cereal Wars
Morgan - Not bad if you like the Gin Blossoms. The Pistoleros have one album (that I know of) called _Hang On to Nothing_. Fans of the late Doug Hopkins (GBs guitarist, kicked out, killed himself) - like myself - will enjoy their cover of his "My Guardian Angel". Think of the GBs, but with TexMex flavoring, or Jolene's _In the Gloaming_. All similarly appealing guitar rock. Chris Appearances on: Soul Asylum, Uncle Tupelo, Maria McKee, Counting Crows, Joe Henry, Victoria Williams, John Hiatt, Wallflowers, Roger McGuinn, Pistoleros, Golden Smog . . . -jim Hey Jim, sorry, I was signed off for the night... Pistoleros? I haven't heard of them... Decent material? Morgan
RE: Cereal Wars
"McJob", say it loud and say it proud! Chris owner of all Doug Coupland's books Oops, sorry Chris, missed this yesterday... MCJOB Morgan "re-read "Life After God" recently and loved it just the same"
RE: cereal wars/The Clash
Barry asks: And what about Naomi? Oh oh, obscure Carol Burnett references? Is that where we're going next? Lord help us... Stuart Munro
Re: Cereal Wars
I do not know alot about that release!! Anyone have the scoop on Pistoleros?? Was it a side project?? -jim Snip... Pistoleros are alive and well down here in Arizonathey actually have a self produced cd "Mistaken For Granted" released locally under their original name "The Chimeras". They eventually signed with Hollywood Records after the management change. They had to change the name of the band prior to the national release after an Irish band of the same name raised a little stink. They were recenty dropped from Hollywood. They have penned a publishing deal with EMI and are currently looking for a label while working day jobs and playing LOTS around the Phoenix metro area. Doug Hopkins, who was, for the most part, the musical force behind Gin Blossoms started the band with Mark and Lawrence Zubia after he was fired from Gin Blossoms (just prior to the release of Gin Blossoms first record). Doug penned "My Guardian Angel". Sadly, Doug left the band after a few short months and died before the band cut the self produced record. Ahhh yeah...gotta love this biz Livin' the Dream, Chris House Ignitors
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Did you know they reissued (if that can be a term used for cereal), Boo Berry!? Yes indeedy! Got a box here in my veal fattening pen. (ugh, sorry for the Gen X reference) Morgan At 11:41 AM 4/13/99 -0700, you wrote: Count Chocula tops FrankenBerry. JC
RE: cereal wars/The Clash
:) morgan At 03:07 PM 4/13/99 -0400, you wrote: I'd take Cap'n Crunch with Crunchberries over the Jam, but the CLash are better than most cereals, even those with substance, like Bran Flakes
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At 02:21 PM 4/13/99 -0500, you wrote: Is there a vintage cereal market now? Lord have mercy, what a culture... --junior Scary, ain't it? morgan
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twang content: what about the Jayhawks for sidemen of the decade?? Yes!!! They done good for Mr. Henry, etc... morgan "Louris and Olson fan to the end"
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have you tried the all berry Captain Crunch? yum! Linda, wondering if y'all are pulling my leg about there being a fluff list
