I could go on and on with this thread, but there's one that pops right to mind
for me: Joe Henry's "Trampoline". This was generally written off when it came
out, but I was taken by it (and still am). There was something about the whole
feel of the record, both sonically and lyrically, that I
to the most worthy fluff thread
I've seen on this list :).
John Magee
(born in Dallas, raised in Detroit, knows the right hockey team to root for)
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From: Stuart Munro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, April 05, 1999 5:04 PM
Subject: Re
Ahhh . . . a chance to wax on the wonderful work of Nick Drake. None captures
the twisted personal beauty of despair quite like him. You can truly hear him
sinking into the end of his life on record.
You can't go wrong with any of the discs. The compilation, "Way to Blue", is a
great and
Oh, man . . . check out the alt.country "family tree" on this site. I'm not
going to comment . . . but some of the amateur historians out there might find
it amusing . . . Steve Earle makes it because he has "jammed onstage w/Bottle
Rockets and Uncle Tupelo."
P2ers -
I saw Steve Wynn in Boston last night . . . I've caught him the last 2 or 3
times around and have been pretty bored. But last night, especially the 2nd
half, was pretty awesome. Some good new material, some of the old Dream
Syndicate hits . . . the band he's touring with (including Chris
P2ers-
Just got this from a friend of mine . . . figured some of you might appreciate .
. .
--
Neil Young for the birds? Apparently so. A fan letter posted on the "Hyper
Rust" website excerpts an article from a recent issue of Cottage Life
magazine that
The Spurs are my pick for best band in the Boston area. Bostonians -
don't miss 'em. Last time they played the Midway, people were dancing
that I'd never seen move a muscle before. It was a strange roadhouse
scene.
John
Tom Smith wrote:
Evan wrote:
I was wondering if anything interesting
ding not good enough, or some combination of the above? Had we sent a
picture, I would completely understand rejection based on the hairstyle of our
lead guitar player, but you've never seen him.
Thanks for your time.
John Magee
Scrimshanders
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From: [EMAIL PROTECT
Awesome! A personal message to the list by me . . . you may all make your
comments on our music if you want.
Egg on face. Edges committee, please respond anyway.
Magee
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From: John Magee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, February 18
d to happen I'm glad to take
the record as fallout.
John Magee
How are we defining "that period"? The whole Richard and Linda era? The
reason I'm asking is because I hear a huge difference between the stuff they
recorded for Island and their later material for Chrysalis and Hannibal. Th
I know a Mac user who is having the same trouble - please make replies to the
list so I can read 'em and pass 'em along.
John Magee
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From: Owen Bly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: TwangCast
y be wrong about this, but it's a decent explanation.
John Magee
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