just my own two cents -- you can check out the massive article/piece on
setting up shows (spec. all ages) in the august '95 Discorder magazine,
which is on line (and fully hyper-texted!) at http://www.ams.ubc.ca/citr
later
brian, who's just returned from the completion of another self-promo'd sho
i don't know if adam PI sloan is the same one who nardwuar mentions, (but
it probably is) adam "bootsy" sloan used to be the student engineer at citr
(ubc radio
station) and lived with valeria for a while last year. that's when they
came up with their "side project" called Mishin Imposticle.
hello! :)
>
>hello there and merry christmas. i have been off the list for a while now
>and i'm just wondering about something. what's going on with the les
the tapes are presently being run-off by tara lee :) we are beginning to
work on cover art/sleeve design/zine stuff etc..
should be done s
On Thu, 21 Dec 1995, McHugh,Janet;Med; wrote:
> It's now in it's fourth! Don't forget the moodring line up, and I heard that
> the new line up played it's first gig recently.
yeah...and i guess no one else *did* say anything about it, so i guess i
will:) i thought it was great! they opened up
rwarded message --
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 1995 21:23:31 -0800 (PST)
From: realtime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: cp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: looking FAR ahead to RT dec23
wooops
sloan is at 9pm local times
(an hour later atlantic, 1.5 newfoundland)
I'd like to blame it on too much nog,
> I logged on figuring on finding a big post from Tara Lee herself
> about the show, but alas, there was none. Who played on Friday, Lisa?
Apparently, I was wrong about them not filming on Friday since they spent
at least 10-15 minutes talking about the bands who played that night. I
thou
seek and ye shall find lame ob. sloan net references within...
On Mon, 18 Dec 1995, Jeremy Harris Clarke wrote:
> since i live in shitholeland i don't know where this is and my question
> is only about "the republic" and not about the cure ripoff band that sold
> 6 t-shirts. i'd just like to kno
"Pseudonym, Clever" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
}however, jpyanota and i saw a curious subvertee
}for Jesus yesterday in the context of a Pepsi logo.
}eyp, j-e-s-u-s right where you usually see the p-e-p-s-i.
}jp remarked, "who does pepsi take on in that case?"
I can see the bigwigs at Pepsico scre
On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, Cory J. Boehm wrote:
> Joyce Linehan writes:
>
> > jale is going home from Chicago today, having all but finished their new
> > record with Brad Wood at Idful. They recorded 16 songs, 12-14 of which
> > we be on the album. The rest will be used as b-sides and such. The
jale have infact released three vids for their Closed ep
how did they afford it
one "Double Edge" was sponsored by VideoFACT and the other two
Jesus Loves Me and Long way Home were hand made at very low cost, shot on
Super eight by Eve-Jesus Loves Me, and Jennifer-Long Way Home
and they were eddit
i know i missed the ruminations re. Pathos - er, Logos...
however, jpyanota and i saw a curious subvertee
for Jesus yesterday in the context of a Pepsi logo.
eyp, j-e-s-u-s right where you usually see the p-e-p-s-i.
jp remarked, "who does pepsi take on in that case?"
compliments of the
OK, this is a hoot. The "reissue" is just the left over copies of the
original pressing with new covers on them. It was NOT recorded or
released in '85 it was recorded in '86 and released in '87. The other
guitar player was Bob Average (nee Armstrong) he is also the one who
rereleased it and we
now are you talking the spin the bottle video or that car one?
On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, Phreek Boy wrote:
> > Don't mean to offend anyone but Underwhelmed wasn't that good
> > of a video on the global scale either.
> >
> Yes it was cheaply done and it doesn't rank up there with
> ace
jale will be doing a crazy 20 -21 date Canadian tour at some point this
summer or fall, there will be an initial "regular spots" tour, of course.
Last summer's tour was a great time, they loved it and feel badly that
they have not toured Canada more, but they will be making up for it.
cm
On Wed, 13 Dec 1995, rod thurber wrote:
> HEY,
> Greetings from Vancouver where the expected high today is 12, that
> is plus 12 degrees celcius ;-> Apparently no one out here has pissed off
> the lady in control.
>
> Anyways what is up with Jale? Has anything been released since the
On Wed, 13 Dec 1995, Chen Wing Lisa L M wrote:
> hey sloannet kids,
>
> so i saw jale's "jesus loves me" vid on the wedge yesterday. it
> consists of shots of an amusement park, and eve in extreme close-up black
> and white. and so i am wondering: where was the rest of the band?
> is there some
The whole file, posted here just last week.
Hope nobody else has sent it yet, these things eat drive space
quickly
Andrew
UNDERWHELMED from _SMEARED_ LP
She was underwhelmed
If that's a word
I know it's not
'Cause I looked it up
That's one of those skills
That I learned in my schoo
The whole file, posted here just last week.
Hope nobody else has sent it yet, these things eat drive space
quickly
Andrew
UNDERWHELMED from _SMEARED_ LP
She was underwhelmed
If that's a word
I know it's not
'Cause I looked it up
That's one of those skills
That I learned in my schoo
someone asked about the song "american groove" and i wrote:
>> "american groove" is an MC5 song.
and then chris trowbridge corrected me...
>don't mean to be picky but..."american ruse" is an MC5 song. "New York
>Groove" is an Ace Frehely song. "Groove is in the Heart" is a Deeelite
>song. "We'
i've seen (no joke) 35 of these bands.
he left out: infra dig, coffee in madrid, and a bunch more (maybe these
are the ones he doesn't like - but he put essen in...)
mc
Do you have to be under 19 to go to this place? I thought that I read
that somewhere here. I can't believe that I may have to get some sort of
I.D saying that I'm under 19 to go see Ched... For those of you of legal
age in nfld, one of the worlds great mysteries giver will be playing at the
Spu
On Oct 16, 11:22am, murderecords wrote:
> Subject: Re: biased towards Cinnamon Toast/Murderecords bands
> hi mike,
> the len crew, who suck balls, are originally from T.O. but they moved down
>to Halifax for awhile (I don't know how long they were here for.hold on
>I do
>Hi this is Matt. I am looking for a Sloan song by the name
>of "One Professionsl Care". At least I think that's what it is
>called. Anyhoo, if anyone out there knows where I may locate it, it
>would be much appreciated.
that was from the chart magazine flexi disc with a demo of coax
On Thu, 7 Dec 1995, Jonathan Dacey wrote a lot about logos getting ripped:
> anyhow personally my 2 cents is that the whole thing is rather lame ..
> most bands rip off "cool" logos.. ie youd probably wear a shirt with the
> original logo on it cause its a cool logo... so whats the point reall
hey...
sappy records 008 is a two song 7'' by snailhouse. the two songs are
"plan" and "have a good time" and are performed really well. it's pretty
moody stuff. i bought one for catano after he whined for a whole minute
and then i traded a state champs 7'' with julie for one. julie took the
p
On Sun, 10 Dec 1995, James Cooper wrote:
> > > It's on, "Nevermind the mollusks" It's a small compilation with
> > > sloan, jale, eric's trip and...someone help me with the last one!!
> >
> > that'd be Idee Du Nord.
> > just where are they now?
>
> they've broken up:(
Not trur. They're
Mike sez:
>i think they actually make money, too. actually i think waye makes the
>money :)
I can tell you right now that the only record we have ever made money on
was the Chaz Rules cassette, after 450 copies sold, we made, wait for
it... $62.00. Thats right kids, indie rock is not a good
On Sun, 10 Dec 1995, Michael Ligon wrote:
> I have to agree with sizzle teen that they are pretty awful(well that's
poor carol, getting misquoted like that. how can anyone mix her up with
that idiot? :) :)
> excite me). Are there any good non-CT/murder bands that anyone can
> suggest?
um, ev
grace babies are an awful band, featured on mucheast a few too many times.
for inexplicable reasons, they have a debut full-length out on no records.
It's really awful. umm.. lemme see.. they're very pop-rotten (or is that
rawtten?), lots of crappy little ditties, and the songs make me puke :)
There's also an article in _Watch_ magazine/newspaper thingy whose distro
includes Toronto area high skools and I *think* also sum 241 pizza stores?
If there's interest, I'll post it.. if not, I'll save my fingers.. :)
.HeLeN..
>
>hey kids!
> to y'all who live in toronto and/or the surround
On Wed, 6 Dec 1995, Joey Charron wrote:
> about a year ago i copied stickto... from someone but i forgot
> to write down the names of the songs,,could someone please send
> the list of them (in order)
Karate Man (i like this version much better than the album one)
Optimists
Rescue Us From Boredo
i think you should add catagories such as. best band of 1995, best
east-coast band of 1995 or something to that extent...
dave.
On Thu, 7 Dec 1995, James R. Covey wrote:
> ok, i'm officially offering my services in
> tabulating your favorites of 1995. i will
> take entries unti
>
> "american groove" is an MC5 song.
don't mean to be picky but..."american ruse" is an MC5 song. "New York
Groove" is an Ace Frehely song. "Groove is in the Heart" is a Deeelite
song. "We're an American Band" is a Grand Funk Railroad song.
I don't know any "American Groove", though it would b
adam asks:
>I realize this may be a difficult request to fulfill, but would anybody
>have the lyrics to Pillow Fight, Rag Doll, and Laying Blame. Also, is
>American Groove an unrecorded song?
"american groove" is an MC5 song.
here's my personal transcription of "pillow fight":
PILLOW FIGHT
-
On Wed, 6 Dec 1995, Jeremy Harris Clarke wrote:
>
> > and pop sensibilities- but the SFZ have a noisier, more distorted sound that
> ^
> what the hell are pop sensibilities? i see it written in all kinds of
> reviews and it sounds really stupid. does it mean something?
Adam Kozyra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
}I realize this may be a difficult request to fulfill, but would anybody
}have the lyrics to Pillow Fight, Rag Doll, and Laying Blame.
Those lyrics were tagged onto the end of Deryl's recent post of Sloan
lyrics (weakass attempt at appeasing everyone :)
I
hi yhis is my first post to sloan net, anyway i just want to comment on
potatobug, these guys are definately headed for somthing good, they have a
sound that appeals to everyone, they're heavy, fast, poppy, and probably
the most talented band in st.john's, i myself am in the john kenneth wilks
blue
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alex Bozikovic) wrote
}Well, well... Andrew's (the non-Iron-Maiden-fan ;) - I presume, anyway) b-day
}is December 5th? And that would imply that
}yours, Andrew, is the 6th; today. Which also happens be mine!
}Happy birthday.
Hey, I knew there had to be a mathematician out the
Andrew Rodenhiser, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
>A happy 28th birthday to some other guy named Andrew, who is a year and a
>day older than me and used to play drums in a certain local band which is
>defunct and does not have a new album coming out.
Well, well... Andrew's (the non-Iron-Maiden-fan ;
On Tue, 5 Dec 1995, rod thurber transcribed the following from the
Kevin Smith review in the Georgia Strait:
[note: pluto do not suck. only justin sucks. :) ]
> being a sucker for the type of lo-fi, lemon drop pop found on the SFZ's
> Murderedords debut album, Mock Up, Scale Down. Live the grou
On Tue, 5 Dec 1995, cp wrote:
> > > on which release is the Sloan song "Pillow Fight"?
> >
> > It's on, "Nevermind the mollusks" It's a small compilation with
> > sloan, jale, eric's trip and...someone help me with the last one!!
>
> that'd be Idee Du Nord.
> just where are they now?
Th
hey send one our way will ya
On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Jon Bartlett wrote:
> yeah, the new sloan album is great. i got a copy the other day and
> i've got to say, it's a heck of a lot better than anything they've
> ever done. i don't think it sounds at all like the champs though. it
> sounds to me m
> hi all, Hayden's a really good one for rip off shirts, try "OhHayden!"
> after "OhHenry!" and his new one is a bayer logo with hayden in there
> instead of bayer.
>
he'socute.
> I have come up with the soloution to the bars and the underage clubs: coffee
> shops with stages:) Think it would wo
Hey Darryll, just some responses to your post
>on which release is the Sloan song "Pillow Fight"?
Never Mind the Mollusks...
>and to contribute to that which has proven to be utterly
>pointless...
Feel free, but I promise to reply...
>The "Hoax"... so what? I think that if you found yourself
here's my good deed for the day.
Enjoy!!
Deryl;
UNDERWHELMED from _SMEARED_ LP
She was underwhelmed
If that's a word
I know it's not
'Cause I looked it up
That's one of those skills
That I learned in my school
I was overwhelmed
And I'm sure of that one
'Cause I learned
On Mon, 4 Dec 1995, Derek Tokar - PHAS/F93 wrote:
>
> FROM THE LOVABLE RIPOFF ARTIST, Mr. UNORIGINAL HIMSELF... DEREK (from RB):
> First of all, I fuckin hope Catano was joking in all of his bitterness,
> if not he can bite my ass. Secondly, I'm going to tell you all what
> Radioblaster is all
Actually, SLoan did a set of 16 track preproduction recordings with
Brendon MacG way back before PopX I and as I recall, tho don't hold me to
this, it filled an whole 90 minute cassette... that was one of the
reasons that they had the gear here to do the Smart Bomb EP for TH.
Anyway, I almost
The only problem with this ALL AGES CLUB isn't really all ages as you
have to be UNDER 19 to go to a show there. This problem needs to be remedied.
So unfortunately I was unable to attend this show. I will however concur
with Jeremy that Potatobug are the most fucking amazing band. I love
them,
On Tue, 5 Dec 1995, Shant Pelley wrote:
>
> i want the double-live album! it's gonna be right up there with the best
> of them! "alive" by kiss, "frampton comes alive", the nuge's "double live
> gonzos", and "sloan rocks birdland!!!" ;););)
>
> and just for the record deryl...the above
On Mon, 4 Dec 1995, Joe Clark wrote:
> >> I remember a while back there were rumors about a few demos they
> >>had and that maybe they were going to release a new album on Murder.
> >>Any new news of this?
> >
> >i would say, don't look for it right away. i imagine there's various
> >leg
On Mon, 4 Dec 1995, Bob Reeves wrote:
> It should be cool show. Gordon is promising a Preppy Relatives show unlike
> any anyone has ever seen. Sanisoft might (but it looks doubtful) actually
the new preppy relatives (at least for this show):
gordon isnor on organ
tyler dewar on guitar
ned lud
On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, James R. Covey wrote:
> you know, what *really* surprised me about the new sloan LP
> wasn't the fact that there's *three* covers on it, or that
> one of them is by the MC5. what took me totally by surprise
I didn't like this, either... they ripped off the multiple album c
On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Brian Wieser wrote:
> murphy's john entwhistle-esque bass playing. Further, the string section
> was most effective. I wasn't aware that David Foster was still arranging
> music these days but i guess you can never say never?
yeah...i thought the production sounded lik
ni?) and i bought some tama
drums with double bass drums. we've got MESA/boogie staxxx and cool
a.r.t. rack efx. i wrote this song called "skater grrrl" and we're
releasing it on cruz records (it's produced by alvarez and stevenson -
who else?). it's like a mo
Heh heh heh. I can say with a great degree of certainty that there will
not be a second HCG album on Murder anytime soon. Ask someone else why,
I've been doing so well so far with the rumour mongering...
You know, the new Sloan album is crappy, but then again, I haven't been
into metal sinc
I just talked to Courtney Love about all this and she said
it looks like you have been
taken in...
There's no new Sloan record (unless you guys are talking about a bootleg).
But Kurdt is alive and well and living in Brampton working at a Coffee Time.
Hey Christian, didn't you read the original post? Brendan said all of
this in it... :)
On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Christian Rodericks wrote:
> a) How long has this album been out?
five days (but i live across the country so maybe longer)
> b) What is it called?
_Shaken by Speed_
> c) How many track
> yeah, the new sloan album is great. i got a copy the other day and
Why...Why...oh why, Do you torture us unfourtunate people who are
in the dark and know NOTHING about a new SLOAN album. You flaunt it
like candy in front of a baby. You say, It's better than anything
you've heard, but
>
>Well.. James, I hate to be the fly in your ointment.. but, I just
>finished listening to the new Sloan record, "Shaken by the Speed". it
>(and I know this word is tabu) rawks.. ten new songs. 55 minutes. I'd
>say it sounds alot like the State Champs.. but I don't want to start any
>rumors I
Well.. James, I hate to be the fly in your ointment.. but, I just
finished listening to the new Sloan record, "Shaken by the Speed". it
(and I know this word is tabu) rawks.. ten new songs. 55 minutes. I'd
say it sounds alot like the State Champs.. but I don't want to start any
rumors I can't
It's not the fans I hate, it's consolidated..
Well.. from what I have heard (though I could be lying), is that one time
in (I belive it was) New York, an unruley mob of people at one of their
shows (played w/ Lemonheadz) totally ruined the show by insisting that
sloan play this consolidated son
It was a cool show. Elvis Mondays is kind of like an open mic night at
the El Mocambo in T.O., so it was cool to see the Superfriendz there. The
crowd was pretty good for a monday night, at least 150 or so people (I'm
bad at judging crowd size, though). The set was pretty short, since 6
bands p
MC abba wrote:
}i don't think there's a sloan song in the world that doesn't rhyme
}(except maybe uncle owen - which sort of rhymes...). their lyrical
}interest is in whatthey are saying (that murphy's a pretty funny guy...),
}as opposed to the poetic form. it's all pretty standard abab cdcd
On Wed, 29 Nov 1995, Tara Lee Wittchen wrote:
> ...and about that whole coax/provokes/perverts thing. since when did
> chris murphy use typical rhyming schemes? i think that's why i find his
> lyrics so funny and interesting at times, because more often than not, he's
> trying to play with se
On Wed, 29 Nov 1995, Tara Lee Wittchen wrote:
> the only things i can think of that came out before _forever again_ and
> after _love tara_ are:
>
> - _the gordon street haunting_ EP
> - eric's trip/sloan split 7'' (but that was a cover, so does it really
>count? i don't know)
> - *ma
At 12:57 PM 11/29/95, James R. Covey wrote:
>HARDSHIP POST 7" singles
>
>(a complete list, i trust.)
>
5) Watchin' You b/w Yr Sunshine (album versions)
on Sub Pop UK. Red vinyl.
-aaron
> keeep going! one more line...
>
>
> "Three cans of water provokes me,
> coax me, cajole me"
>
> It just makes more sense to me.
Ok, i can't believe that i'm responding to this, but here goes.
it most definitely *is* perverts me. Chris is talking about fans who
take there bands *way* t
>I recently found a HP single on bubblegum pink vinyl on magwheel records fer
>99 cents (sugarcane/canopy). This made me say: "Hmm... (actually I didn't say
>this aloud lest I look like a total fool. I thunk it.) I have never seen
>hide nor hair of this. I will purchase it." Which led me to think:
Joel Healy writes:
>
> I believe Eric's Trip signed a four lp deal to Sub Pop, which would leave
> us with one more (assuming they don't re-sign).
didn't julie once say (in an interview posted to sloannet, i belive) that
she thought that every band had only four g
On Tue, 28 Nov 1995, DERYL GALLANT wrote:
> In Coax me...the second verseIs the last line before the
> chorus."3 cans. Water provokes Me"
3 cans of water perverts me.
old story that has been told here before, but anyway...last september
when sloan played here, Vox magazine ran a fea
dave asks:
>Someone was saying the motes are heading in a different musical direction.
>Anybody know anything about this?
i can tell you a couple of things:
- i had the privilege of interviewing the band for my zine, _man in demand_
(yes, the zine *is* coming, i've been spending all my spare t
>derivative are supposed to have a new moonsocket CD out, which i think
>includes the ratfish single songs on it...i'm not too sure. i wish i had the
>money to buy it... :(
here's what it says in the derivative catalog:
duh015CD Moonsocket - self titled CD
we're on the la
orange glass will be playing at bout 2:30 on saturday
bob wiseman will be playing at 9:30, well actually Broken girl will be
playing at 9:30 and bob will be on at 10:15 ish
but this all happens on Friday
Dec 1
Wormwoods is just down Gottigen St, about two blocks from cogswell
see ya
colin m
hi ho
the plum tree membership is as follows
Amanda Braden-12 string guitar(mostly rhythm) and vocals
Nina Martin-bass and vocals on one song on the new album, out jan.(nina
is at mcgill having one hell of a good time, but they may play together
at x mas
Linnette Gillis-Drums and some vocals
carl
On Sat, 25 Nov 1995, Nina Riihiaho wrote:
>
> i also think that it's _bleach_. it started selling like hotcakes after
> kurt died. my brother used to work in a record store and he said they
It had already reached 600,000 copies by January of '93.
joel
this is sargent mike lewis from the chinstraps, kevin is not with me, but
the song actually goes :
"I saw the creature and I gavehimaballon"
"and it blue
Righteous, dirty rotten bag of chips
On Thu, 16 Nov 1995, Bob Reeves wrote:
>
> >>
> >> ps - katrina: I think that the chinstraps
The movie is called Anchor Zone. HP did 2 or three tunes as did Bung, Liz
Band and Liz Pickard (Liz Band) and Natalie Noseworthy (Potmaster). It
was produced by Red Ochre Productions. It was made in St.John's Nfld. It
stars Phelim Martin, Mark Critch, Henry Czerny, Andrew Younghusband (my
broth
I'd say Seb was aware of the fact that there are 2 Placentia's. He is
kinda crafty in his songwriting, and usually has stuff pretty well
thought out from what I know of him. ALthough it's very easy to read far
more into his songs than he put into them as well. I remember they used
to do this os
On Fri, 24 Nov 1995, Bob Reeves wrote:
> Alright, you didn't hear it from me (unless, of course, it turns out to be
> true) but I've heard rumours that the biggest disappointment of the PopX
> (Joyce Raskin not playing) will be remedied in 1996. That's right, I've
> heard that Scarce are booked
On Fri, 24 Nov 1995, Joel Healy wrote:
> *Every* band that DGC promotes sells well.
>
> Nirvana, Hole, Sonic Youth, Beck, Weezer, Veruca Salt.
with the exception of weezer, all of tose bands had exeptionally well
recieved albums out on indies (or sort-of-indies) before signing to dgc,
and, j
As a certified nirvana-ologist (I was a huge fan before I was caught in
the indie rock stranglehold, besides it sucks to like something the preps
like:( ) I must say that that's a great book and a must read for anyone
who gives a rat's ass about Nirvana. And the Sloan reference is pretty
cool :
there is also a Sloan referance in rout 666 near the end, when they talk
about sub pop, sloan are in the office, playing in town etc...
On Thu, 23 Nov 1995, Tara Lee Wittchen wrote:
> BTW, was the "Super Friends" a reference to the old cartoon
> from the 1970s, with Superman, Batman et al? My childhood comes flowing
> back, again - all we need now is a "Dukes of Hazard" reference...
i asked them if they were named after
On Thu, 23 Nov 1995, Tara Lee Wittchen wrote:
> I finally saw "Bart's Comet" yesterday, and I got a great laugh out of
> Ham and the "Super Friends". (When they were riding on their bikes
> singing "Oh, we are the Super Friends", I was ROTFLMAO!) Back in Junior
> High, there was a gang just l
He still has my 10
> bucks.
>
ok, here's the scoop from the frontlines, re: dace-t's.
the shipment of backordered t's came into the distributor last week or
so, so the shirts should be done soon. jon's account is overloaded and
he cen't open it because the
> way back when, many moons ago, sloan were in some pull out section of
> spin that was something like "bands of the future" or some tripe like
> that. i think everyone in that article blew, except for sloan, the
> swirlies and velocity girl. but i don't really remeber all that well ...
> i t
>Damn, this math-rock thing has gone on too long. This IS a SLOAN discussion
>group is it not? So let's get down to some discussion!
well, actually, it's a discussion not only of sloan, but also
of the "east coast scene" in general. always has been.
just to be nitpicky.:-)
>My topic is ...
>> Eric's Trip swung by Ottawa a second time last night, this time all-ages
>> at another sub-pop jock bar. (not half as bad as spo-dee's mind you.)
>
>What on earth is a sub-pop jock bar?
>
I hope you didn't take this in a bad way at all... i really did not mean
it in a negative way... but..
In
ok
folks
here is the Super Friendz
schedual
wed 22 Sask amigo's
thu 23 Win pyramid
fri 24 thd bay crock's n roll
sat 25 Sault St
sun 26 drive drive drive
mon elvis monday toronto
tue 28 off
wed 29 oshawa moon room
thu 30 of(any ideas)
fri 1 Windsor Loop
sat 2 london embassy
sun 3
mo
On Wed, 22 Nov 1995, Joel Healy wrote:
>
> Well, as Roderick an I have been discussing in e-mail, Bob Weston only
> helped remix 'Love Tara'... he might have played a big role in recording
> the new album, but neither of us are sure.
Bob Weston recorded Love Tara. He set up the studio at St
On Wed, 22 Nov 1995, Joel Healy wrote:
>
> On Tue, 21 Nov 1995, Joyce Linehan wrote:
> >
> > Do you guys actually read each other's posts? This has to be the most
> > asked question in the past couple of weeks.
> >
> > The Eric's Trip album, which was recorded this past fall in Moncton with
On Tue, 21 Nov 1995, Derek Tokar - PHAS/F93 wrote:
>
> But on the other hand i would've liked to see them on Letterman, or in
> Spin, or on Lollapalooza (however bad that is). Just for the fact that
Actually, Sloan did make Spin magazine. If you check out the december 94
issue (the best of 9
On Tue, 21 Nov 1995, Tara Lee Wittchen wrote:
> besides, muchwest never visits anywhere but vancouver and the mountains.
That's not true, Tara. Terry did an entire ten-minute spot on us
last February, and recently devoted a whole show to Winnipeg. I'd say 70
minutes a year (minus commerc
i was at a cfmu benefit show where salon
selectives played and i
approached chris murphy to ask him about his kiss influences and also ask
him to go out to the truck and grab a shirt for me and he was talking to theses 2
girls and then all of a sudden he turned to me as if in a kung-fu atta
hey
too bad campbell didn't reply to jon's (i can't add but i can spell) fax
with a little less condescension. i get the feeling he figures jon is
just one of the kiddies who knows nothing about how the media works.
knowing jon personally, it's safe to say campbell assumes wrong. :)
while jon *
On Tue, 21 Nov 1995, Gord Dimitrieff wrote:
> great bands they have also, i really have no sound basis for this,
> but i belive that sloan had played a national tour before being
> signed? at least i think they were signed after some geffen-guy saw
> them in vancouver (which means that they
> so last night in halifax @ birdland there was
> an all-beatles-covers night. a bunch of local
> bands played. my memory is already foggy but
> here goes:
yeah, really foggy brother...
>
> STATE CHAMPS started off the evening with
> an *excellent* version of "in my life" -- they
> totally ma
>I was just wondering if the 7" here is the one with the pretty picture of
>the telephone pole on the cover or if they've gotten around to recording a
>new 7" that includes all of the members.
>
i know that orange glass recently recorded their new 7" as a three piece
but i dont know if its even go
>hi so i've heard the rebecca west tour has been cancelled/postponed. what
>happened? i've heard they had some problems with allison getting a bad
>cold and then i've also heard they had really small crowds at some shows.
>i was really looking forward to seeing them here because well, duh,
>_burner
chris writes:
>Although I don't know where the 'math' part comes in (because these boys
>are good at math?because they play with mathematically weird precision?) I
>can say that I certainly wish there were more of those math boys and girls
>purveying their rock in Canada (let alone in Halifax--I'v
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