Hmm..
Don't post much, but I thought I'd mention that I was watching mtv, god
forbid, and there was a an english vj awhile back who announced shit(well,
years now). anyway, one day he was on one of those crazy mtv vj masquerades
where he was out playing paint ball... yet, wait!... he was weari
jackie 0 wrote:
>
> And speaking of unusual music in unusual places, I've heard REM's
> "Finest Worksong" (10 years old, never a hit, not even released as a
> single as far as I know) in Taco Bell.
i seem to have the recollection that this got quite a bit of radio play
back in the day.. i have
My band Earlimart is leaving for a West Coast tour this week and I thought I
might let you all in on the dates. Please think of it not as shameless
self-promotion, but as a chance to throw back a couple of beers with a fellow
lister and support the indiest of indie rock. If anyone can make it,
and they have Powerpuff Girls shirts at sears. ;p
catlove
"http://members.tripod.com/terrarium"
amy wolf wrote:
>
> > to all the folks hearing BtS's "You Were Right" in a particular chain
> store:
> > not to be some kind of fashion police or a little too judgemental ... but
> > why were y'all sh
fuck sears. i shop at Target. :) where are indie people Supposed to
shop? the Gap? Walmart? yr favorite trendy thrift store?
catlove
"http://members.tripod.com/terrarium/"
:Derek Top wrote:
:>
:> to all the folks hearing BtS's "You Were Right" in a particular chain
store:
:> not to be some kind
how about in commercials...
theres one with a tortoise song from "millions..." (dont feel like checking)
i think a CK commercial.
the smiths "how soon is now" on a bmw or mercedes commercial i think.
the song from which gang starr took the bassline for "im the man" (jeru the
damaja's verse).
In a message dated 9/20/99 1:40:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< but
why were y'all shopping at Sears in the first place? >>
I work at Kaufmann's which has You Were Right playing. They're on vhs tapes
and the workers have no control what to play specifically at the st
>hello, i heard that isaac brock from modest mouse had a story
> >in Kutie. i was wondering if you knew which issue that was
> >and if i could order it if it was from a back issue.
> >thanks.
> >robert
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
you are like a grilled cheese sandwich, browned to perfection, right off
anyone see the commercials for some bank called wingspan or something...on
the tv
i didnt see the first couple but i heard them in the background, and you
know why, cause they were playing the tortoise and the sea and cake...there
are others but i only remember those two...
volvo had a stereolab
In a message dated 9/20/99 1:44:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< i am from maine. i got punched in the face yesterday at Christy's, and
plus i got in a car accident about three months ago. >>
i'm sorry, i don't mean to be rude. but this was one funny post.
(i can
uh oh
well, now you know who chooses the music for those stores. it's gotta be
someone who just can't handle making everyone listen to all the other
schmegma out there.
nirra
Hello everyone,
I am reporting in from Boise, ID. Here is a quick little list of my
favorite concert memories
In no particular order...
-Every Mouse show at the Neurolux.
-The last Archers of Loaf show at the Neurolux (complete with The
Delusions, Jon Spencers Blues Explosion, and C
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> does anyone think that the release date on the new compilation (oct. 16th, a
> saturday) is a bit weird?
Not just weird, but as far as I know, illegal. I'm pretty certain it's
actually a law that albums in CD and tape format must be released on
Tuesday, and vinyl I be
> to all the folks hearing BtS's "You Were Right" in a particular chain
store:
> not to be some kind of fashion police or a little too judgemental ... but
> why were y'all shopping at Sears in the first place? I suppose, if
> anything. it just goes to show that the people shopping at sears really
boy... this isnt elitist or anything
better not break the hip indie trend huh?
i was shopping at sears because as a soon-to-be-college graduate i need
to interview. and interviewing requires a decent blazer and dress pants.
i dont think theres an apology you could give for this kind of
judgmental
In a message dated 09/20/1999 1:12:33 PM !!!First Boot!!!, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I heard "Your Asterisk" by the Halo Benders once in JC Penny :)
can you dig that?
Uve
hi, awhile back someone informed us of isaac having an article in a mag
called Kutie. i couldn't find it at borders or barnes and nobles...they
advised me to try an adult bookstore...well, i didn't want to go there
so i emailed them and found out how to mail order. just thought
i'd share the inf
to all the folks hearing BtS's "You Were Right" in a particular chain store:
not to be some kind of fashion police or a little too judgemental ... but
why were y'all shopping at Sears in the first place? I suppose, if
anything. it just goes to show that the people shopping at sears really are
dung
how do i get off the list?
"caught in time so far away from where our hearts really wanted to
be-reaching out to find a way to get back where we'd been...if you don't
now you'd better learn to believe me when i say i'm going to build a wall
around this town around these hearts and hands" -rites
In a message dated 9/19/99 11:19:32 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< in case you forgot, I too am from colorado. If you look closely at the
poll.
you will see that little #1 by colorado.
thank you,
*j*
>>
Oops! D'OH! (Loud sound of head-smacking).
Loring Wirbel
loring, *J*,
i too am in colorado. are there any good shows coming here soon? i
havent been to any in quite a while.
ben A.
<>
i too have heard that while standing in line at cvs. i about crapped my
pants. anyway, i have a friend who works for musak in boston, and i had
mentioned to him about people hearing indie is these unlikely places. he
told me that on some accounts, the company lets the worker bees pick ou
In a message dated 9/20/99 1:06:03 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< flaming lips-waiting for superman
cvs pharmacy >>
Yes, and they frequent American Eagle as well with Buggin'. I've mentioned
that before, whatever
well it's not a department or drugstore, but it seems like everytime i watch
"road rules" or "the real world" (okay so i watch them religiously) they
play mineral or the promise ring in the background...how emotional of
mtv...speaking of, pick up the new issue of the advocate...jason gnewikow
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