We've *never* been able to agree on anything (not
even on the general worthlessness of Kenny Rogers), and I think if we ever
did, we'd just have to shut the list down. After all, what would be the
point of carrying on?g--don
Don's right. Someone, anyone-maybe even me-has to come
Joe on Focusrites: It's a really nice line of compressors that are
so well-engineered that you can really squash things without the
artifacts commonly found in cheaper units, like loss of highs, etc. I'd
kill for one but I ain't rich enough...Ah damn.
Guess I'll just go back to my
My cue.
I have a lot of problems with the original Damnations pre-release . . .
but I am gonna reserve comment until the final release comes out (they
reportedly did go back to the studio to brush it up).
But anyways, count me in as skeptical re: the Damnations TX disc. They
are talented as
Are we allowed to wager onlist?
I'll wager that Weisberger won't care for it much. I certainly
don't... this is shaping out to be an awful year for music. Kiss it all
goodbye... go back to your day jobs. I'm not grumpy, but I'm serious
and someone has to be the bearer of bad news...
I've been noticing a lot of post about bootleg or pirate materials lately on
p2. Does anyone other than the bootlegger think this is an appropriate
activity? I sure as hell don't and it offends me as well each time it rears its
ugly head. Theft is Theft is Theft.
Nuff said.
Iceman
Thomas
This got posted yesterday on the fluff list--on accounta Joonyah asked the
question there...but a wise woman from the Atlanta contingent (actually, I
think she now IS the Atlanta contingent) clued me in on my connfusion. I
may have inadvertantly crossed the Prime Rib Directive. Here's the
February 7, 1999
Tricia Yearwood and Alan Jackson:
Country Twang With an Edge
By JAMES HUNTER
Until recently, country music has happily honored tradition, making
do with only slight stylistic adjustments. With hummable barroom
melodies, in fairly simple arrangements, country songs
I just heard the four greatest words in sports:
"Gentlemen, start your engines!"
LET'S GO RACIN'!
Slim
twang content: u... I love country music?
Indeed, the very discrepancy between the public's
general knowledge of Mick Jaggar versus the largely unknown female group
Bikini Kill reveals the gendered nature of the music industry.
Far be it from me to discredit the notion that rock is a man's world. Cuz it
is. We control the language and
Budrocket wrote:
Ah damn. Guess I'll just go back to my still-unfulfilled search for
that ribbon-mic-I'll-find-someday-in-a-junkshop-for-ten-bucks of my
dreams...--junior
Best damn mic for recording banjo, period!
Buddy
Ribbon Rockets
All the old banja players in these parts
Slim- There are the four greatest words That with a little CW
playin in the background is what nascar is all about! RW WDVR-FM
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, February 07, 1999 11:17 AM
WARNING: Minimum twang content
Caught a blooze double bill last night: Kenny
Wayne Shepherd and (the reason for my being there) Bryan Lee of New
Orleans.
Bryan, your Braille Blues Daddy, was
great, but the surprise of the night was seeing former Shaver (and GA
Satellites?) bassist Keith
COWBOY POETS TIP THEIR HATS TO LIFE IN '90S
Tom Knudson02/01/99
The Sacramento Bee
(Copyright 1999)
Outside, the temperature hovered around 5 degrees. Ice clung like
iron to sidewalks. Clouds of automobile exhaust drifted across
frozen
Now wait a second Mr. Iceman I was not the original person who wrote I have
a CD of Wilco That was someone else. I wrote in agreeing to Mr. Wall's
good ethics that that person should not be doing that bootleg thing. I don't
want any reputation like that!!!
Thom Wodock
-Original
Dan "my ass it's a good record" B. observes:
Don's right. Someone, anyone-maybe even me-has to come out of the
woodwork and let this record have it. It's important, don't screw this up.
Even if you think it's a good record. This list has a rock-solid three years
invested in
Jeff:
Now throwing across the room in total distaste: Wacoworld. What the hell is
this supposed to be? Somewhere, a tupperware bowl died to make this disc. A
waste of good tupperware.
Jeff, why don't you tell us what you *really* think about this album? g
--junior
On Sat, 6 Feb 1999, Joe Gracey wrote:
I think k.d. just ran into basically the same wall that a lot
of us have run into in one form or another over the years. She made it
deeper into alien territory than most, but so did yoakum and Ely and
several of them in those days and it just didn't
In a message dated 2/7/99 1:22:03 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Why Dan, you make P2 sound like the U.S. Congress g. I
Speaking of the U.S. Congress -- did anyone catch the latest episode of the
"Ex-Presidents" on Saturday Night Live? Whoops! I should be on the fluff
Damnation appears to be a skumrock band of some type, based on the Flipside
cover story I read about them a few months back. never heard them though
I can think of about 20 bands who could benefit from a player like rob
bernard
if you wanna hear the most recent prescott curlywolf stuff get
And where was NPR's glorious cowboy poet and former large animal veterinarian
Baxter Black?
lr
The Bystanders will coalesce the vapor of human experience into a
meaningful whole at the following establishments:
The Down Home, Johnson City TN Bystanders/Brother Boys Songwriting
Extravaganza
February 11
7th Street
Hey ICE! careful on the accusations! I agree there is a lot of "illegal"
stuff- but Tom is a fellow dj and he has the goods! RW Shamy
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Wodock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, February 07, 1999 12:39 PM
Subject: RE:
Jon J wrote about cueers in quountry music:
A lot of the old taboos have fallen in the last ten years or so, but
that's still the Big One. The eventual emergence of the first openly
gay country music star is going to be one of the more fascinating
milestones in
Thanks don for recycling yer hard-country history lesson. Nice to
precisisize one's terminology, and I must have been off-list when you
first posted it a year ago...
carl w.
I got the secod volume of the Guralinick ordered from Amazon.
Anybody fancy a discussion about this ?
--
Iain Noble
Hound Dog Research, Survey and Social Research Consultancy,
28A Collegiate Crescent Sheffield S10 2BA UK
(I'm getting lucky today)
If you hate where country has gone to,
and you like (or at least don't mind) Owen Bradley production with background
singers and strings
and you LOVE a big beautiful female voice
then get Mandy Barnett's "I've Got A Right To Cry"
this is new old-fashioned traditional
Will Miner wrote:
On Sat, 6 Feb 1999, Joe Gracey wrote:
I think k.d. just ran into basically the same wall that a lot
of us have run into in one form or another over the years. She made it
deeper into alien territory than most, but so did yoakum and Ely and
several of them in those
Geffry King wrote:
Joe Gracey wrote:
All the old banja players in these parts insisted that the ElectroVoice
664 was the best mic of all for the infernal things. It was that long
silver cardiod with the mesh grill front and the sort of fin down the
back. It has a sort of thin,
Greetings from the Mother Road. Busy couple days Ralph
Stanley in town on Friday and Saturday Doug Sham spent about
an hour or so hanging out and talking.
Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys--Brain Cloudy Blues
Al Dexter and His Troopers--New Broom Boogie
Tex Williams--I Lost My Gal from Memphis
I play in a band called Golden Rough and we're going to be Joe's "backing
band" while he's in Australia. I'm personally stoked about it because
Overcome by Happiness is one of my favourite albums.
I'll be sure and post a couple things to share with you all if you'd like.
Junior
--
Slim wrote:
I just heard the four greatest words in sports:
"Gentlemen, start your engines!"
LET'S GO RACIN'!
Slim
twang content: u... I love country music?
From one gearhead to another, life is good again. Now if we can just do
something about this Gordon kid (though it was darn
The problem is that Buddy and Mike and some others
are sending posts to the lists in a multi-part Mime-encoded format--
I just made an adjustment to the send options and switched from HTML/MIME
encoded to plain text. Let me know if that clears up the problem for ya!
Mike Hays
WoW, kind of good news. The gig for the 27th got canceled today. Some kind
of scheduling conflict supposedly, or somebody underbid us on price, if so,
hey, you get what you pay for. Looks like I'll be able to make it after all.
Maybe ya'll can come down to the Moondance for the Dale Watson show
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Paul/Pop Booking
(more dates added soon)
BAND: Angry Johnny the Killbillies
LABEL: Tar Hut
BOOKING: Pop Booking
Feb. 11 - The Continental, NYC
Feb 24 -
Alex wrote:
Hello to all,
i'd like to subscribe to Postcard2 mailinglist, so if someone can help, just
go ahead. I'd like to recieve digest form if possible.
I found this address on Postcard mailinglist and rest is history
: - )
Alex
In case no one else knows, Alex does a
Steve Gardner wrote:
Stranglmartin: I've been enjoying a new tape from a band called
Stranglmartin that a friend made for me recently. To me they sound halfway
in between Slobberbone and New York Noise. Great stuff. I know nothing
about the band however.
Well Steve, let me take this
Marie says:
My favorite song on the cd is dedicated to the memory of a beloved amp.
Heck, my favorite song on the CD is about a dog ("Spit and Tears"). Go figure.
--Amy
Why Dan, you make P2 sound like the U.S. Congress g. I protest! I'm
sure we'll have naysayers on the Damnations and that is indeed the P2 way.
It sure is a good record, though. My prediction is that some of our more
lyrics-oriented folk will find it less that stellar on that end. I'm
digging
I'm looking to trade for UT's "Not Forever Just for Now" 2CD set, copied
or original, as well as any Whiskeytown, Scud Mountain Boys, Son Volt and
Wilco stuff. I'd really prefer CDR
To trade, I've got Uncle Tupelo's "Live from the Midwest", Son Volt's
"High Voltage", and mulitple REM
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