>Actually, what you hear is me mailing sympathy cards off to Amy
>and Steve for their stunning gap in their otherwise usually good
>taste. Between Heaven and Hell and the self-titled record with the
>Ring of Fire cover (I think it's a cover, but I don't know whose song
>it is, any help? ) are
O Purcell my Purcell wrote:
> Between Heaven and Hell and the self-titled record with the
> Ring of Fire cover (I think it's a cover, but I don't know whose song
> it is, any help? )
Everyone knows it was Country Joe & the Fish. Sheesh! Newbies!
~Greg
_
a legend in his own hoops mind wrote;
> Between Heaven and Hell and the self-titled record with the
> Ring of Fire cover (I think it's a cover, but I don't know whose song
> it is, any help? )
I saw that, Purcell.
Dylan, Jason Dingleberg, Mike Ness..don'
f all
time.
Dave, who has been counting down the days to the release date of
the Mike Ness solo record for a while now
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In a message dated 4/13/99 8:48:14 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< Haven't heard this yet myself, but last night on MTV120 Nessie did a
song called "Don't Think Twice It's Alright". This is a cover-ain't it? If
anyone can fill me as to who it's by that'd be gre
Steve says:
>
>One other comment on it--I'm not sure Mike's vaguely Richard Butler-esque
>snarl really works in a rootsier context. It gets tiring a little sooner
>when he's out of the slam/bang Social D setting.
I've always been afraid to confess this amid the Social D lovers around
here, but I'
answering my own post, I write;
> Haven't heard this yet myself, but last night on MTV120 Nessie did a
> song called "Don't Think Twice It's Alright". This is a cover-ain't it?
Yeah, it sure is, you idiot. Dylan, off of "Freewheelin'". Hey, Ralph
didn't know who he was either
jus
Haven't heard this yet myself, but last night on MTV120 Nessie did a
song called "Don't Think Twice It's Alright". This is a cover-ain't it? If
anyone can fill me as to who it's by that'd be great.
dan, pretty sure he's exposing once again a huge amount of ignorance.
Marie asked:
>So, have we discussed this already in P2 land. Perhaps I missed it.
>Has anyone heard it? Let me know your thoughts.
I'll have more opinions on it later when I listen to it more, but it
sounds like Social D playing roots rockbig surprise there, I guess
:)...which, for me, mean
I
was checking out the new releases on Twangfest sponsors
Miles of Music's and Village Record's websites
(while drinking a
Miller Lite, listening to Hayden's Ferry's
releases on KDHX's webcast
via Telelink, and reading No Depression!
). I see that Mike Ness
Dave Purcell wrote:
>
> So did anyone see Mike Ness w/ the Rev's band at SxSW? And is
> there any update on this long-talked-about solo record?
>
> Dave
Sounds pretty good. Release date is April 13th on Time Bomb.
Bill Lavery
http://villagerecords.com
So did anyone see Mike Ness w/ the Rev's band at SxSW? And is
there any update on this long-talked-about solo record?
Dave
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Dan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> He's a little too limited in the sound and type of songs he writes
w/
Social Distortion, but I wouldn't put anything past the guy. If this thing
is
really gonna be an acoustic folkish-country record I'll be there the day
it's
released. <<
A little more in
> Sheesh, isn't everyone?? . I'll still put their "Making Believe" up
> against any rock cover of a country song
And then Jon wrote something like "good thing that is in there"
(which *was* funny). That said tho, Nessie does have the ability, at least
lyrically, to write many great c
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