agh! i can't believe people are so into this movie. i was s
disappointed in it. i just saw it tonite, and the second it ended everyone
around me was laughing, including myself. we were like, "are you SERIOUS?"
that was one shrewd bit of marketing, i guess. not that it was bad, per se,
for me it was more of a groundbreaking film rather than a scary movie.
>From: "baby spine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: [MMouse]: Re: re: blair witch
>Date: Sun, Jul 25, 1999, 6:36 AM
>
> agh! i can't believe people are so into this movie. i was s
> disappointed in
mousE!
Well...I must jump in on this thread.
Whoever gave out props to "Think(let tomorrow bee)" by SeBADoh is dead on as
far as sad, lovelorn songs go. There are a few others that need
mentions...maybe someone will go out and check them out.
The first is "Have You Forgotten" by Red House Painters(alt
I can dig that your selling the cds and a lot of time & effort goes into
it--buying the cdrs, burning 'em, mailing them...but $13 is a lot of money.
bootlegging in my opinion has always been about fans trading tapes and
stuff, like the many people that post mp3s for free whenever possible.
S
I can dig that your selling the cds and a lot of time & effort goes into
it--buying the cdrs, burning 'em, mailing them...but $13 is a lot of money.
bootlegging in my opinion has always been about fans trading tapes and
stuff, like the many people that post mp3s for free whenever possible.
S
okso we have established that it was wrong and all that and any profit
margin is wrong (this is a fine line, if you consider a new bootleg in
exchange a profit as well I.E. trading tapes) but just for the record it
wasn't 9$ worth of my time. CD-R's for your computer are like 2$ but I
don
>Lastly, there is a song which I can guarantee many of you have never heard
>called "Left Behind" by For Squirrels. The song is a lonely piano dirge
>ballad by the band made famous by the song "Mighty K.C."(Kurt) and the
>tragic death of their lead singer in a car accident.
it wasn't just their
its too damn hot here in connecticut to be thinking about sad songs...how
bout songs that no matter yr mood, still make you quite happy to have
ears
i'll start :supreme nothing and pretty much everything from the tiger trap
indian summer: beat happening
false alarm-yo la tengo, same w/ them
In a message dated 7/25/99 2:30:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The first is "Have You Forgotten" by Red House Painters(although you could
pick several of Kozelek's songs) >>
yes yes yes. This is first or second on my current list of favorite
depressing songs.
Also:
--"Easy Lover", "Nob
okay so lets stop talking about this bullshit
last time i introduced a topic it did pretty well so
here we go again:
(by the way, you can all think that i am full of shit, but i dont think
that arguing is a good way of making something positive out of this
inherently positive situation
havent had time to do this, but now I do. Hope people enjoy the info
>
> NAME: todd
>
> SEX: male
>
> AGE: 23
>
> PLACE: Eugene Oregon, origionally from pennsylvania then monterey ca.
just graduated, moving to portland
>
> EYE COLOR: kinda a shit swirl color of green's and browns.
>
> HAIR C
Funny thing, fyi:
I was looking through the monotonous clothing at the American Eagle
Outfitters at a local mall today and then all of a sudden, after some
Matchbox 20 song... low and behold, Buggin' by the Flaming Lips starting
playing.
In response to those trying to profit off their cd burners I have one as
well but would never charge over the cost for the disc and shipping for
anyone for a disc. I will take offers though. I also have the mp3's that
were posted a while ago converted to wave files and burned on disc. I
might be a
bathasphere by smog.
actually, anything by smog. they are so beautiful, but melancholy.
good stuff.
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In a message dated 7/26/99 12:22:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< bathasphere by smog.
actually, anything by smog. they are so beautiful, but melancholy.
good stuff. >>
On 25 Jul 99, at 15:34, John Boyer wrote:
> Whoever gave out props to "Think(let tomorrow bee)" by SeBADoh is dead on as
> far as sad, lovelorn songs go. There are a few others that need
> mentions...maybe someone will go out and check them out.
i agree with the originator as well -- 'think' is
not only did they play flaming lips, but if you would have stayed for a
couple more minutes you would have heard some Built To Spill. I was kinda
disturbed. Oh well, I guess it was nice to listen to.
*j*
...i drink to stay warm and to kill selected memories...
>Funny thing, fyi:
>I was loo
i once heard the afghan whigs in a "wet seal." kind of weird.
as far as sad songs go (maybe a bit late on this topic) i'd have to say,
without a doubt "katy song" by red house painters. the lyrics, the music,
the plaintive, yearning cry that permeates the last 3 or so minutes of the
song unt
only in dreams and across the see by weezer always get me..
miled davis' flamenco sketches is also quite a tear jerker
matt
yeah yr right, the smog is as sad as sad getscat power version of
bathysphere is pretty much a downer as well
anyone remember american music club? mark eitzel and co
those boys could wipe the smile off of a clown's face i've been a mess,
ranks top five i'd say...
> bathasp
did someone say grudge?
> i once heard the afghan whigs in a "wet seal." kind of weird.
>
> as far as sad songs go (maybe a bit late on this topic) i'd have to say,
> without a doubt "katy song" by red house painters. the lyrics, the music,
> the plaintive, yearning cry that permeates the las
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