On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, James Gerard Roll wrote:
I don't really think the guy had to name names, he certainly said enough
to identify who he was talking about. Obviously not a big fan of
insurgent/punk attitude.
Perhaps. But the writer also made clear that combining country and rock
isn't
Jim Roll wrote:
There was a comment made in the (SXSW Saturday??) Statesman by the
columnest on the inside cover, that named CHicago as a highly
over-rated music scene in that he had never heard such bad singing
and fake accents,etc. I think he named Freakwater among others . .
Yep, I've
At 3:04 PM -0400 on 4/22/99, the guy who said, "You have to
understand, Bob, Robbie Fulks and the Wacos *are* our music scene"
wrote:
Although
Chicago scores extra negative style points for Moonshine Willy and
the Handsome Family, two of the worst alt.country bands of all
time (though, I did
I want one of those damn 7" Meat Purv records with all the Madonna songs.
Where can I get one other than at one of your sinful shows at the Hole?
Jerald
Thanks guys... I think the winner is "More Record Titles About Chickens." Oy.
--cherilyn.
yup, I'm having a banner day, sorry!
At 11:14 AM 4/2/99 -0600, you wrote:
I want one of those damn 7" Meat Purv records with all the Madonna songs.
Where can I get one other than at one of your sinful shows at the Hole?
It's on Bloodshot. Waterloo? Favorite mail order source? Begging on 6th and
Congress?
Jeff
Dave writes:
Meat Purveying Cherilyn wrote:
c) could someone please for the love of christ send me an album
title suggestion that will beat Jo's "When Chickens Cry." Please
please please
Can't be that many people who remember the Meatmen. I'd vote for
"We're the Meat Purveyors
Cherilyn diMond wrote:
c) could someone please
for the love of christ send me an album title suggestion that will beat
Jo's "When Chickens Cry." Please please please
"When Chickens Lip"
"Chicken Teeth On A Hardwood Floor"
"When Chickens Hurl"
You can use any of those for free.
--
Joe suggests:
"Chicken Teeth On A Hardwood Floor"
Now that ain't bad...
Or perhaps: "(I spent two years in a hot van with her and all she can
think of is) When Chickens Cry?"
Or: "Meat the Purveyors"?
Or simply: "Swap Meat"?
Just trying to be helpful,
--junior
Cherilyn diMond wrote:
c) could someone please for the love of christ send me an album title
suggestion that will beat
Jo's "When Chickens Cry."
And Joe G suggested:
"When Chickens Hurl"
See, now THAT's perfect.
And I say that even though I'd tried to get Cherilyn to take "Special
So Barry, what movie stahs did you see??? Was McConaughey (sp?) there
for the EdTV thing? What about Elizabeth Hurley? Jenna Elfman? Did you
invite any of them to Twangfest???
I need responses on this!
dominick dan
Mr. McConaughey was present--and played a large part in bringing the flick
to Austin--Mr. Woody Harrelson, the noticeable Ms. Elizabeth Hurley, Ms.
Ellen DeGeneres and pal Ms. Anne Heche, Mr. Martin Landau, director Ron
Howard and (big applause in hall here), the irreplaceable Clint Howard.
Ms. Elizabeth Hurley
mmm...
Head to panel discussion on Hank Williams. Most fascinating aspect was
contributed by Greil Marcus, who talked about a movie that fancifully
described the last show Hank played.
"Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave", featuring the great Sneezy Waters,
from Ottawa, as Hank. Based on the play
ahhh the quinessential justification
-Original Message-
From: Melissa A. Garland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 22, 1999 10:06 AM
To: passenger side
Subject: Re: SXSW
Best P2 moment: Melissa Garland proudly showing me her Zippy the
Pinhead tatoo at the BBQ
As a lurker
In a message dated 3/23/99 5:34:34 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Head to Liberty Lunch to see Jim Roll (excellent set),
That's who I saw at Liberty Lunch that I really liked. Thanks Jim, I saw you
there too didn't I?
It was great to see Neko Case for the first time,
though the sound problems were disappointing. When did Mike Lemon start
playing with her and is it a "permanent" thing?
this was their fourth gig together, and he's really excited about it. It's
permanent as much as any gig in this crazy world
What I remember, by Wynn Harris
What, where, who??? Don who?
Only kidding.
Hanging out with a bunch of P2ers for the first time, really, and having a
blast. For a bunch of twang geeks, we sure know how to have a good
freakin' time!
Oh and then there was the music.
Hadacol, Jim Roll,
Best P2 moment: Melissa Garland proudly showing me her Zippy the Pinhead tatoo at
the BBQ
As a lurker, I am happy to have finally contributed something useful to
the list. Now I feel the hangover was worth it.
melissa
Hey everyone--
Well, I hate weaseldom as much as the next person (nearly had to kill some
businessy-looking chick who elbowed her way in front of me at a show and, by
way of explanation or excuse, flashed a goddamn BADGE at me). But oh my god,
what a great time. Dan Bentele said it best--if you
Hi all,
Continued thanks for all those P2ers sharing SXSW stories with "the less
fortunate." Sounds like a great time was had by all.
The Tom Waits' clips have also been much appreciated. He's been one of my
favorites for over 20yrs. Sounds like he's gotten even better with age.
During the
I'll second that. For those of us who are complete suckers for Teenage
Fanclub (I'm raising my hand high and proud) remember this name: The Ice
Cream Hands.
Lordy.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, March 19,
OK folks,
How about some details for the SXSW deprived? Play nice, sharing is "a good
thing."
K.
In a message dated 3/19/1999 9:22:27 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I'll second that. For those of us who are complete suckers for Teenage
Fanclub (I'm raising my hand
Jerald,
Much appreciated!!
Kate.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ok here's a few things I saw yesterday:
Cherilyn's P2 BBQ - The rain held out through the afternoon so the bands
played. I saw Cherilyn's roomie Scott play (Bruce Springsteen cover of I'm
On Fire), The Meat Purveyors
I just saw Devil in a Woodpile half an hour ago at the conference site.
They didn't suck. Lots of soon-to-be out of work industry hacks wandering
around in a confused daze. Quite a lovely sight really.
All for now. Gotta go get the Maraichi band ready for the Bad Liver
showcase tonight. Toodles!
Howdy.
what fun! I will do a fairly comprehensive rundown later, but a couple of
tidbits:
Stubb's lineup of Wayne Hancock, Jeff Black, Radney foster, BR5-49, Leon
Russell (with Willie Nelson) and Doug Sahm was rained out after Hancock's
short performance. Also, the Fire Dept. raided the
At 01:01 AM 3/16/1999 Matt wrote:
Here's the deal.
I'm shooting a commercial in Nac. tommorow, so I can check my mail (I
own no Austin computer).
I'll be in Austin for SXSW.
I'd like to go to the parties, etc.
But I don't have a clue where they are. I'd like to meet all you guys
(again,
In a message dated 3/16/99 1:05:03 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I'll be in Austin for SXSW.
I'd like to go to the parties, etc.
But I don't have a clue where they are. I'd like to meet all you guys
(again, probably).
Someone help me out.
Does this remind anyone
maybe his dog ate his party schedule?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 9:15 AM
To: passenger side
Subject: Re: SXSW and me
In a message dated 3/16/99 1:05:03 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I'll
maybe his dog ate his party schedule?
Na, his printer didn't work. But he'll have it by tomorrow, really!!
--junior
In a message dated 3/16/99 9:40:29 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
maybe his dog ate his party schedule?
Na, his printer didn't work. But he'll have it by tomorrow, really!!
Matt, were just funnin' with you. hope to see you at some of the parties.
Introduce yourself.
Cherilyn diMond wrote:
Yeah, we'll be there. Bring your raincoats, folks. Forcast is showers.
Really? Crap. Anyone planning on being at the BBQ -- if it's raining on
Thursday at noon, call the house (number is in email invite thingy) -- I
might have to move it to Saturday.
kill me,
Hey there,
Dave sez...
On Mon, 15 Mar 1999 12:02:33 -0500 "Dave Purcell" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
A special SxSW note for you lucky bastards who are going. I know
there are a zillion great bands playing and you can't possibly see
everyone you want to see. But if you get a chance, please try
It has been determined that yours truly will have a room at the Days Inn
University-Downtown. What good it will do anyone to know that remains to be
seen. In my experience, there's never been live music in my hotel room so
I've generally been where there is. Still. . .there's a first time for
Absolutely correct I have not been to Pittsburgh. To save a little face here
allow me to bow out gracefully by saying that I am saving Pittsburgh to the
last moment like the cherry on the icecream float.
Doug.
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 12-Mar-99 SXSW news by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Other names that might be of interest include former Dicks leader Gary
Floyd, who's playing as part of his new
band, Black Kali Ma
Is this an acoustic or electric band? Floyd is one hellaciously
talented
I hereby declare that I am in awe of Stacey's Web prowess, and impressed by
her tireless efforts to keep everyone (the world!) up to the minute on
what's going on in twangdom.
And, hey, Stacey, thanks belatedly for the P2 survey. (I believe you were
offline when the results were posted.)
In a message dated 3/12/99 10:13:07 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you're most likely interested in the latest on which acts are playing
SXSW proper, like say for instance Tom
Waits (!!),
Dammit, quit telling people! I wanna get in!
Slim np- Bluegrass Mandolin
In a message dated 3/10/99 10:56:52 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At the request of Barry Mazor, who's leaving shortly for his
all-expenses-paid, staying-at-the-swanky-Omni trip to Austin,
must be some kinda well-known workin' weasel!
Linda
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At the request of Barry Mazor, who's leaving shortly for his all
expense-paid(etc.)
must be some kinda well-known workin' weasel!
Linda
Naw..in my case, more like an unknown workin weasel,...you know, one more
runna-the-mill ink-stained wretch with no bylines in
-Original Message-
From: Amy Haugesag [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stacey Taylor, I think
Austin Motel
(er, is Stacey still planning to attend? Someone let me know, please.)
Yes, I'm still attending, just in deep lurk mode after my move.
I'm currently working on putting up a page of all the
On Wed, 10 Mar 1999 23:44:42 -0500 Amy Haugesag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wynn Harris
staying at his dad's
I don't think I'm blowing anyone's cover here, but I've
known Wynn for a long time and can attest to the fact that
she's a she g.
William Cocke
Senior Writer
HSC Development
On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, William T. Cocke wrote:
I don't think I'm blowing anyone's cover here, but I've
known Wynn for a long time and can attest to the fact that
she's a she g.
And a scrappy one at that.g--don
Don't I qualify as an Austinite? I realize I've only lived here for twelve
years Or maybe I don't qualify as a P2er... Well, either way, I'll
be around and looking forward to seeing everyone everywhere I go.
James Hand:
Wednesday, 10 PMBroken Spoke
Thursday, 6PM Under
Don't I qualify as an Austinite? I realize I've only lived here for twelve
years Or maybe I don't qualify as a P2er... Well, either way, I'll
be around and looking forward to seeing everyone everywhere I go.
Erm, the omission was purely unintentional, John. I left off a few other
Here is the tentative schedule of acts at
Cheapo Records on Lamar and 10th
Street.
Wednesday, March 17th:
7:00pm Courtney Audain FUZE (Austin) RB/Pop influenced by
World Beat
Thursday, March 18th:
Noon: The Billygoats (Nashville, TN) Pop-a-billy
1:00pm Tony Maserati (Austin) 50's Rock Roll
BARNARD wrote:
Is there a web listing anywhere of all the non-festival events, the
SXSoWhat shows at various places like the Carousel, etc?
You find out anything Junior, let me know. I still have thoughts of trying to
round up info for a weekend post on the whole affair.Looks like you were
Haven't seen a website, but the 3rd Coast Music issue has a lot of listings.
Here is another one (NO FIGHTING!!!):
Threadgills South
Wed:
Dale Watson 7:30PM
Thurs:
Don Walser 7:30PM
Chapparal 10PM
Fri:
2PM:b Ruthie the Wranglers
3:15PM: Trigger Gospel
4:30PM: Hazel Dean , no wait, Hazeldine
There's also some kind of Saturday morning do at the Texacali Grill.
Danny Young's thing. Details anyone?
--junior
Club Deville is on Red River between 8th and 9th - across the street
from Stubbs. Pretty cool bar. Pretty commercially responsible label.
In a message dated 3/8/99 6:50:21 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There's also some kind of Saturday morning do at the Texacali Grill.
Danny Young's thing. Details anyone?
Texicali Grill
Friday:
4PM Ponty Bone
6PM Mandy Mercer
Saturday: (11AM-3PM)
The South Austin
Here is the tentative schedule of performers in the back yard
area at Under The Sun...
Maybe Smilin' Jim can tell us which of these acts are going to be solving
their labels' problems.
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.fuse.net/jonweisberger/
Maybe Smilin' Jim can tell us which of these acts are going to be
solving
their labels' problems.
Maybe Jon can explain how playing in a vintage clothes store during SXSW is
like playing ar CRS in front of a few hundred radio programmers.
Jim,yawnin'
Maybe Smilin' Jim can tell us which of these acts are going to be
solving
their labels' problems.
Maybe Jon can explain how playing in a vintage clothes store
during SXSW is
like playing ar CRS in front of a few hundred radio programmers.
Maybe Jim can explain how *any* of the gazillion
Maybe Jim can explain blah blah blah CSRF blah CRS blah blah woof woof.
May be I can, may be I can't may be I just don't care, today.
In a message dated 3/7/99 2:05:52 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe Jim can explain blah blah blah CSRF blah CRS blah blah woof woof.
If posting schedules is going to elicit these kinds of pissing contests I
won't do it.
Jon, you ain't coming, so what you got the
Jerker, just put "sxsw" into any search engine and the website should
come right up www.sxsw.com, I assume?
--junior
Slim,
do you have anymore info on this - like what the name of the benefit concert
is/what the charity is?
you can send it me directly, if you'd like
thanks,
MichaelBerick
That reminds me: isn't Kinky having a benefit in Austin for his wildlife
charity (or some other wildlife charity)
Wow, Robbie, Kinky, and Lonesome Bob on the same bill. Not too shabby!
g.
That reminds me: isn't Kinky having a benefit in Austin for his wildlife
charity (or some other wildlife charity) a week or two before Tfest?
Do any of you Austinites know the lineup for that show? I vaguely recall
a
In a message dated 2/27/99 2:05:07 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That reminds me: isn't Kinky having a benefit in Austin for his wildlife
charity (or some other wildlife charity) a week or two before Tfest?
Do any of you Austinites know the lineup for that show? I
That's a great lineup for Kinky's benefit, but at $100-a-plate you're
gonna get a strange crowd indeed Nobody has that kind of bucks
excpept socialites, politicians, and drug dealers!
I'll go for the afternoon party at the Spoke g.
ALSO: I just read on the hillbilly list that WANDA
The Broken Spoke is listed as one of the official venues this year.
Your wristband'll get you in.
Stacey
-Original Message-
From: Ph. Barnard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does Broken Spoke do wristband admission during SXSW, or are they
independent of the whole thing? I have hazy and
Yep they're part of the CRSF.
Jim, smilin' and smilin'
"Ph. Barnard" wrote:
Does Broken Spoke do wristband admission during SXSW, or are they
independent of the whole thing? I have hazy and contradictory
memories on this one g
--junior
No, they are not part of SXSW. BTW, it looks like Kimmie Rhodes is doing
a benefit thing for David
At 02:47 PM 2/25/99 -0600, you wrote:
Yep they're part of the CRSF.
Wouldn't that be CSRF (Corporate Sponsored Rat Fuck) for those playing
along at home who weren't here last year.
Jeff
Miles of Music mail order
http://www.milesofmusic.com
FREE printed Catalog: (818) 883-9975 fax: (818)
Does Broken Spoke do wristband admission during SXSW, or are they
independent of the whole thing? I have hazy and contradictory
memories on this one g
--junior
Although your memories are probably hazy from the drink, the Spoke's SXSW
role is usually confusing. For many years they remained
And meanwhie, besides the Saturday SXSW line-up there, culminating with
Walser-Hancock-Watson, there's the "now I know I'm really in town"
Wednesday night line-up at the Broken Spoke--which includes James Hand,
Charlie Burton and the Texas 2 Steppers, Ted Roddy's Tearjoint Troubadors,
and
Nice list, Barry. If I make it, you'll find me at the Spoke!!
--junior
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guess this opens up my Saturday night again. And I was suddenly panicking that it
would be opposite Sparklehorse.
Who are incidentally playing before the Flaming Lips. Does anyone know
if this is going to be a true Flaming Lips' gig or more of that
synchronized car
Who are incidentally playing before the Flaming Lips. Does anyone know
if this is going to be a true Flaming Lips' gig or more of that
synchronized car stereo crap?
I think it's a real one. I suspect they have to get back to making
conventional records after that 4 CD thing they did last,
I also have an Austin motel reservation that I won't be using 'cause I'm
staying with folks in town. If you want it, write me offlist sometime
before Saturday (that's when I'm cancelling it). It's from the 17th thru
the 21st (leaving on the 22nd).
Steve Kirsch
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"I've been
It's rare enough that I agree with Jim that I thought I better point it out.
IMO, his view of the value of SXSW - or any kind of CSRF - is exactly right.
Bluegrass has something a little bit like that in the International
Bluegrass Music Association's annual trade show - though not surprisingly,
Many of you have not gotten the point that I had tried to make. I agree with
all of you that you have to make your own opportunites, network, exposure, bla
bla bla... SXSW is great. Go home and tell em you went. Make contacts. bla bla
on and on.
The point is simply this. SXSW seems to have a
(good example: Blue Highway. They got a good
buzz going before they appeared, and they really nailed down their big-time
status by doing a hot showcase for a big crowd)
This brings up something I've been curious about Jon. What might you consider
big-time status for a bluegrass act? Ever
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
Nancy:
The point is simply this. SXSW seems to have a good racket going with the
ticket price, registration price, hotel deals bla bla bla. Damn they have got
to make a lot of money. SOmeone is making a lot of money. DO they have to keep
all of it. Can any more of it go back to the bands
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks like there are going to be several cool showcases at SXSW this year. I ran
into Johnny Dowd last night, and he told me that his band, the Old 97s, the Bottle
Rockets and Robbie Fulks are playing at the Liberty Lunch Saturday night (he's also
playing a
If this is the case, and I have no reason to dispute it,
why should poor old Garth get such a ragging around here
for all *his* efforts at self-marketing? It's just a difference
of scale, isn't it?
Ross Whitwam[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Molecular Pharmacology Therapeutics Program
Memorial
That's the way the music
industry works, actually.
My last comment on the subjest, and I promise I will shut up. I am really
sorry if I have stumbled upon a touchy subject for many of you. It just seems
like we all love music so much, and I am not just being selfish when I suggest
that we try
Kip writes: But I suspect if you're in the Joe Blow Band from Scranton, PA
and you try to convince a rep from Hightone to make your set, it's probably
not gonna happen.
Why not? Isn't the Joe Blow Band any good? Why are they making music then?
What's the point of making the trip? If the band
In a message dated 2/17/99 12:14:17 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
what are
chances he's gonna come check out JBB? Slim.
Leave me outa this.
Slim
I just wanted to say I have no arguments with either of Kip's or Erin's
stance on this. yeah the music biz can suck, but if you go into it with
your eyes WIDE OPEN, it'll suck less. Do the people at these conferences
make a lot of money? A qualified yes. They are running a business,
providing a
This always happens.
That's happenin' opposite The Gourds, GBV, and T. Waits (or Iggy Pop)
outdoor showcase deal.
Well I gotta say, I can't imagine seeing *anybody* but Tom Waits if the
opportunity arises.
NW
This always happens.
That's happenin' opposite The Gourds, GBV, and T. Waits (or Iggy Pop)
outdoor showcase deal.
I'd love to see my homeys in The Bottle Rockets play at the Lunch, but
The Gourds playing a much bigger show means me and my camera.
--Matt Cook
Chad Hamilton wrote:
Someone
On Wed, 17 Feb 1999 16:28:53 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I gotta say, I can't imagine seeing *anybody* but Tom Waits if the
opportunity arises.
Um, yes. Tom Waits for no one, so they say.
William Cocke, off to buy that damn Damnations TX album
everyone's raving about
Senior Writer
That's what I figured.
But there was a chance (he's on a movie during SXSW).
Iggy Pop's not bad.
--Matt Cook
William T. Cocke wrote:
On Wed, 17 Feb 1999 16:28:53 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I gotta say, I can't imagine seeing *anybody* but Tom Waits if the
opportunity arises.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: .
Look: SXSW sells a dream. That's why all those bands make the
drive (well, that and it can be fun to hear all the great music, depending
on how superhuman you're feeling that week, as Junior Barnard once said).
And let's not forgot there's a group of
Ross Whitwam wrote:
If this is the case, and I have no reason to dispute it,
why should poor old Garth get such a ragging around here
for all *his* efforts at self-marketing? It's just a difference
of scale, isn't it?
.Well sure. But its also the same difference of scale that gives the
I'm willing to accept this, but I still have some problems
withthe underlying concept of the beastie.
we do to.
That being said, I'd enjoy the heckout of playing the Broken
Spoke on Friday night, sure and I would.(Congrats,
Countrypolitans).
thanks.
After I posted I checked the
Yeah, but The Gourds, Guided By Voices, and Iggy Pop vs. Sparklehorse or
The Bottle Rockets (nothing againgst them, of course)?
I know where I will be.
At 'the show of legends'.
--Matt Cook
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of his pr folks said on the Waits list he will not be at SXSW...but
Kiplet says,
On Tue, 16 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Despite what y'all say about SXSW or any event like it, I think that when
playing a showcase, or any CSRF like it, it is up to the artist to make the
most of what's available. You *do* have the opportunity to get important
people out
Nancy writes;
the trailer park. Sorry, but I agree, it sucks. We had a similar event in
Memphis called Crossroads, and it also bites ass. I just don't do them
anymore.
I dunno, just from our little world I've seen Neko Case, The
Damnations, Hadacol, The Gourds, Hot Club of Cowtown,
On Tue, 16 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone of the bands get anything to cover gas, hotel, or anything other
than the "exposure".
the standard package is that bands get either $175 cash -or- wristbands
for all band members and 1 crew member and a badge for one member of the
the standard package is that bands get either $175 cash -or- wristbands
for all band members and 1 crew member and a badge for one member of the
band.
Well thank God they get something. Now I am sure that with the $400 that the
ring leaders of SXSW charge to attend, and the big ass wrist band
My point is this. Like any cattle call, the bands put all thier hopes and
dreams and wishes into it. They pull together gas money to drive from bum fuck
to attend if they are accepted, and SOMEONE is making a pile of dough on thier
dreams. The least any band can ask if they play anywhere, CATLLE
In a message dated 2/16/99 11:47:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I figure it cost us about $65 for every minute we were on stage
"showcasing" for our big break.
NancyApple:
I am so sorry, see this is why I don't "do" these things. Everyone I know who
has ever gotten anything
Despite what y'all say about SXSW or any event like it, I think that when
playing a showcase, or any CSRF like it, it is up to the artist to make the
most of what's available. You *do* have the opportunity to get important
people out to see your band/act if you take the initiative to let people
In a message dated 2/14/99 10:51:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's obvious that you haven't paid attention to what I have been saying on
why
I won't attend these festivals any longer, and why the people whom originally
started the SXSW are no longer involved in it.
Yeah, I have not read
In a message dated 2/14/99 10:51:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's obvious that you haven't paid attention to what I have been saying on
why
I won't attend these festivals any longer, and why the people whom originally
started the SXSW are no longer involved in it.
I won't defend SXSW
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