Marie on Beefheart...
There is a difference between noise and music, right?
CK:
Actually, according to Zappa when recording those LPs, the point was to
answer that question, "No."
Well, I think they answered that question with a *yes*. There is a
difference
between noise and music. Beefheart
Marie on Beefheart...
There is a difference between noise and music, right?
one man's noise...
my fave stuff ol' don's is the legendary am sessions ep, which features some
the grittiest blues rock of the mid-60's, and the spotlight kid/clear spot
double cd, which features some of the most monstrous guitar work courtesy of
mr. zoot horn rollo(who's book on his beefheart years is one of
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999 02:18:42 -0400 vgs399
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Uh, I think that was "eight octane" range g
Actually, Van Vliet's stuff always went right over my head, sorry to say.
My husband loves "Trout Mask Replica" to this day; still goes over my head
though.
I just put "Moonlight
to all of TMR in one sitting, though. Too
whacked out skronky for too long.
A Captain Beefheart subject heading on P2. I've been hoping that this day
wouldn't
arrive. It must be some kind of sign. And not a good one.
Man, I can't even find the words to express how much I hate Beefheart.
I know
A Captain Beefheart subject heading on P2. I've been hoping that this
day wouldn't
arrive. It must be some kind of sign. And not a good one.
[Matt Benz] And Marie wins the best Dave Purcell rant award,
tho we could've used a few more profanities, ma'am.
A Captain Beefheart subject heading on P2. I've been hoping that
this day wouldn't arrive. It must be some kind of sign. And not a
good one.
[Matt Benz]
tho we could've used a few more profanities, ma'am.
Well, I'm a lady, damnit. Cut me some slack. g
marie
Sorry to disagree with Marie, but Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band rocked my
little part of the world in their own peculiar way. One of the first CDs I bought was
"Trout Mask Replica", mostly to replace the LP that had grown scratched and worn.
I do agree that most of his la
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999 09:28:18 -0500 Marie Arsenault
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Man, I can't even find the words to express how much I hate Beefheart.
I know hate is a strong word, but it's really not strong enough. I'd rather be
forced to listen to Dave Matthews for all eternity through
Hey there,
Marie on Beefheart...
There is a difference between noise and music, right?
Actually, according to Zappa when recording those LPs, the point was to
answer that question, "No."
Later...
CK
It's a common failing of the listening public that they listen to old
Rhythm and Blues records
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 22-Apr-99 Re: Captain
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Personally I think his
early-80s stuff - Ice Cream for Crow (except a couple of dud tracks)
and Doc at the Radar Station - are more enjoyable than everything
except Trout Mask
Marie on Beefheart...
There is a difference between noise and music, right?
CK:
Actually, according to Zappa when recording those LPs, the point was to
answer that question, "No."
Well, I think they answered that question with a *yes*. There is a difference
between noise and music. Beefheart
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A Captain Beefheart subject heading on P2. I've been hoping that this
day wouldn't
arrive. It must be some kind of sign. And not a good one.
Richard said:
Wasn't the same said about Captain Beefheart? Now THAT was a voice.
Uh, I think that was "eight octane" range g
Actually, Van Vliet's stuff always went right over my head, sorry to say.
My husband loves "Trout Mask Replica" to this day; still goes over
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