When I sent the following message yesterday, it had a nifty little subject line of
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(All-purpose-quotation Of The Decade)", which appears to have been stripped, at least
on the
digest. Just so everybody knows what I was really nominating Steve Earle for.
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Title: Re: Changing Subject Lines
I guess this isn't so much about who's a good alt.country band as who I like these days, but here goes: the Pinetops from Winston Salem - I think that Jeffery Dean Foster (who is NOT JD Foster. he's a youngin') is a vivid, intuitive songwriter and the band
Title: re: Changing Subject Lines
This should read:
...Fernando from PORTLAND is gonna shock you all with his new album (nothing you'd expect if you've heard his other stuff) rootsy psychedelic rock en espanol - you heard me right...
On Mon, 1 Mar 1999, Tar Hut Records wrote:
I guess they can't all be Tupelo, eh?
You know Jeffyou've hit the nail on the head
(in a perverse way) for me. Seems like
many alt-acts want to be like Tupe! Trouble for me is,
I didn't really like UT all that much to begin with.
Signed,
I wouldn't dream of casting a politically incporrect pallor
over any baby bands by identifying them by name, but trust me...there's some
really good punk-tinged-country-rock going on out there.
Please divulge, Ms. Jdiva, the names of the really good stuff that's tickling
your ear. I'm always
On Mon, 1 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please divulge, Ms. Jdiva, the names of the really good stuff that's
tickling your ear. I'm always one for your passionate opinion and I must
confess to being a cynic at this point, not just regarding Tupelo
knockoffs but the the whole
Earnestness is one thing, finding something fresh to say is
another. It's gotta be really something special at this point to make me
want
to write about it and/or listen to it a million times.
np (again)--Steve, Del, and Iris. 20 down. 999, 980 to go . . .
Most alt-country albums are undistinguished, cliche-ridden mediocrities
(the new albums from the Damnations and Krebs being two very big
exceptions).
I bought the new Hadacol cd a few weeks ago and haven't been able to stop
playing it. Definitely my favorite of the year so far. Wondering if
whole alt-country (whatever that means) scene as well. Sad to say, but I have
so little patience for CDs by guys with acoustic guitars or bands of post-
college boys with a few twangy instruments and band names plucked from the
twang cliche machine, countless of which are piled up in my
John said:
I bought the new Hadacol cd a few weeks ago and haven't been able to stop
playing it. Definitely my favorite of the year so far. Wondering if anyone
has seen them live yet?
Yes. Marie and I saw them here in Nashville weekend before last. We loved
them. Really nice guys, too.
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Dear Joyce:
Elena Skye forwarded you info to me. What genre is Mike Ireland in and then
perhaps I can direct you to some gigs in England.
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Read Dreaming Out Loud for a blow by blow account of his
obsession for control, to the point where he was making so much moeny and
had everyone at the label in a strangle hold, there was very little left
(moeny or time) for the other artists on the label.
Gotta great story about that, heard
I didn't realize it was Thursday yesterday so I didn't get a Reader so this
will be missing some outlying dates but if there's anything you need to know
for the weekend I'll post it tonight. It's been a weird couple of weeks.
Worst blizzard in 30 years is, um, disorienting and extremely time
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