Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-16 Thread Mike Woods
Geff King said: On the Muzak thread - perhaps Mike Woods will weigh in on this one, as rumour has it he actually used to *work* for the Evil Ones... It's true. I'd have chimed in earlier, but I'm in digest mode these days. I had a summer job with the Washington DC Muzak franchise back

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Geff King
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Joe Gracey wrote: I would gladly lend you $100 except that I just sent every penny I had to the IRS, plus a IOU which I hope they will accept in good humour. I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year; and b.) who got or is getting a refund.

Re: weird Muzak experiences - IRS

1999-04-15 Thread Tom Smith
Geff wrote: I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year; and b.) who got or is getting a refund. People in Category b.) can buy the drinks tonight. I'm paying, but after savagely whittling the gross down with a shoebox full of receipts (littlest appears to be

Re: weird Muzak experiences - IRS

1999-04-15 Thread Tom Stoodley
Geff wrote: I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year; and b.) who got or is getting a refund. People in Category b.) can buy the drinks tonight. Paid. Paid big time. Much deep hurting. Was in denial 'til I finally mailed the check yesterday. (Who knew that a

Re: weird Muzak experiences - IRS

1999-04-15 Thread Dave Purcell
Tom Smith wrote: I'm paying, but after savagely whittling the gross down with a shoebox full of receipts Ditto. Thank god for Quicken, because after moving, my receipts are all over the damn place. The big fun is figuring out under which equipment category to put "Telecaster." Dave ***

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Morgan Keating
At 08:44 AM 4/15/99 -0400, you wrote: On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Joe Gracey wrote: I would gladly lend you $100 except that I just sent every penny I had to the IRS, plus a IOU which I hope they will accept in good humour. I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year; and

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Ndubb
I was in the HEB supermarket too.. many... jokes... NW, whose wife's uncle once called me "the 'brew" as in "Hebrew."

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Don Yates
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Jennifer Sperandeo wrote: Am I the only one in love with this Pinetops record? Aren't you the only one working it?g--don

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Tar Hut Records
Now that was funny... -Original Message- From: Don Yates [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, April 15, 1999 1:49 PM Subject: Re: weird Muzak experiences On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Jennifer Sperandeo wrote: Am I the only one in love

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1999-04-15 Thread Don Yates
Seriously though, that li'l record has been growin' on me quite a bit. Kinda jangly roots-rock with a few songs adding some lovely country flavor.--don

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Ndubb
In a message dated 4/15/99 1:13:15 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I think so. Unless you're looking for some Payola in which case call Tar Hut. Totally. While in Austin, those guys *drove* me to see the Ex-Husbands, bought me dinner and then gave me a ride back to my motel. Talk about

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Tar Hut Records
] To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thursday, April 15, 1999 2:32 PM Subject: Re: weird Muzak experiences In a message dated 4/15/99 1:13:15 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I think so. Unless you're looking for some Payola in which case call Tar Hut. Totally. While in Austin, those

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Jerry Curry
On Thu, 15 Apr 1999, Tar Hut Records wrote: Not to mention that we actually picked up 'ol Neil in one of those old 1970s golf carts with the big L.A. Dodgers hat on top of it that tey used to bring the pitchers in from the bullpen with. We go the extra fuckin mile. But did you bring Sandy

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Ndubb
In a message dated 4/15/99 1:44:23 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Not to mention that we actually picked up 'ol Neil in one of those old 1970s golf carts with the big L.A. Dodgers hat on top of it that tey used to bring the pitchers in from the bullpen with. We go the extra

Re: weird Muzak experiences - IRS

1999-04-15 Thread Joe Gracey
Tom Stoodley wrote: Geff wrote: I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year; and b.) who got or is getting a refund. People in Category b.) can buy the drinks tonight. It's horrible when you are self-employed and you have to write them checks every quarter

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Joe Gracey
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was in the HEB supermarket too.. many... jokes... NW, whose wife's uncle once called me "the 'brew" as in "Hebrew." "HEB" is a chain of stores here in South Texas. Means "H.E.Butts" and they have soulful stuff because a lot of their customers are cedar

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Jeff Weiss
At 02:35 PM 4/15/99 -0400, you wrote: Not to mention that we actually picked up 'ol Neil in one of those old 1970s golf carts with the big L.A. Dodgers hat on top of it that tey used to bring the pitchers in from the bullpen with. I've got to check ebay for one of those. I'd be the envy of every

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Bob Soron
At 4:23 PM -0500 on 4/14/99, Joe Gracey wrote: "Touched By An Angel" is apparently a rilly hot TV show right now I was startled to see that there's a weekly show about people whose lives have been changed by the show. Scary. Bob

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-15 Thread Bob Soron
At 8:44 AM -0400 on 4/15/99, Geff King wrote: I think we should take a P2 poll - find out a.) who's paying this year; and b.) who got or is getting a refund. People in Category b.) can buy the drinks tonight. Refund, though not much of one. I'll see if I can send something to the barkeep at

Re: weird Muzak experiences - IRS

1999-04-15 Thread Jamie Swedberg
President Joe Gracey says: It's horrible when you are self-employed and you have to write them checks every quarter OUT OF YOUR OWN BANK ACCOUNT. However, our CPA says there are worse problems than having to pay taxes- it just means you made some money this year. I'll buy. UGH! I'm just

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-14 Thread Iain Noble
Joe wrote: Seems like the title was "Rain Keeps Fallin'" or something, but it was one of their followup hits after "Mover". They also had a hit with "Mendocino" (which I have heard played by an orchestra on Muzak.) -- Also had a strange experience with Muzak. I was in Austin a couple of

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-14 Thread Joe Gracey
We have a pal named Beth Neilson Chapman who has some really great albums out on WBs and for some reason every single time I go to the grocery store here in Austin I hear Beth on the dang Muzak. It never fails. It is a very odd experience to be buying Shiner Premium with a buddy's voice wafting

RE: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-14 Thread Jon Weisberger
We have a pal named Beth Neilson Chapman who has some really great albums out on WBs and for some reason every single time I go to the grocery store here in Austin I hear Beth on the dang Muzak. Heh, I hear one or another of her songs (though not her records) about every time I get in the

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-14 Thread Jerry Curry
On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Joe Gracey wrote: She and Kimmie co-wrote "Shine All Your Light" which was sung by Amy Grant on the "Touched By An Angel" soundtrack CD and which is now certified double platinum. TV and movie soundtracks are a great thing for songwriters right now, as that RIAA info

Re: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-14 Thread Joe Gracey
Jerry Curry wrote: On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Joe Gracey wrote: She and Kimmie co-wrote "Shine All Your Light" which was sung by Amy Grant on the "Touched By An Angel" soundtrack CD and which is now certified double platinum. Many many congratulations Joe. By the way, you all have a spare

RE: weird Muzak experiences

1999-04-14 Thread Richard Haslop
And, as you no doubt also know, Billy Bragg and Dick Gaughan sang The Red Flag to its original tune on Billy's Internationale mini-album. See my Roots To Fruits playlist for 21 March, tucked between Robert Wyatt's "Tannenbaum" version and Dave Swarbrick's lively rendition of The White Cockade.