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Re: Bowie/NIN

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1995-07-18 18:00Greg Earle Re: Bowie/NIN
└─ 1995-07-19 09:13James Skilton Re: Bowie/NIN
1995-07-18 19:36Greg Earle Re: Bowie/NIN
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1995-07-18 18:00Greg Earle> Just an interesting FYI, > > A friend of mine at Bill Silva presents says they are about
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Tue, 18 Jul 1995 11:00:26 -0700
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quoted 4 lines Just an interesting FYI,> Just an interesting FYI, > > A friend of mine at Bill Silva presents says they are about to announce David > Bowie's tour and NIN is opening for him. What a trippy tour that will be.
There's something vaguely ironic about an announcement concerning people playing the music of Days Gone By being posted to a bunch of mailing lists that are (mostly) concerned with the music of Today and Tomorrow ... :-) Bring yer Bic lighters dUUdz, (and don't Bogart the telescope ... "my turn!") - Greg
1995-07-19 09:13James SkiltonGreg Earle wrote on Tue, 18 Jul 95 19:00:26 BST : > There's something vaguely ironic about
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Wed, 19 Jul 95 10:13:36 +0100 (BST)
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Greg Earle wrote on Tue, 18 Jul 95 19:00:26 BST :
quoted 4 lines There's something vaguely ironic about an announcement concerning people> There's something vaguely ironic about an announcement concerning people > playing the music of Days Gone By being posted to a bunch of mailing lists > that > are (mostly) concerned with the music of Today and Tomorrow ... :-)
And something even more so about these comments being posted to yet another list where the original announcement didn't even appear (idm) J ^ ObAphexDonkeyRhubarb: The review in Muzik states that the new single has 3 mixes of "DR" plus the Aphex/Glass version of "Icct Hedral". ObOtherIDM: Muzik also carries a report that B12 are somewhat mystified by the reports that WARP are not going to release their new LP. J ^ James Skilton aka Steady J - steady-j@firefox.co.uk
1995-07-18 19:36Greg Earle> Correct me if I'm wrong, but Nine Inch Nails doesn't quite fall under the > Days Gone By
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Tue, 18 Jul 1995 12:36:40 -0700
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quoted 2 lines Correct me if I'm wrong, but Nine Inch Nails doesn't quite fall under the> Correct me if I'm wrong, but Nine Inch Nails doesn't quite fall under the > Days Gone By heading.
Does to me :-) It's not Techno :-) (Guitar-driven Rock Star angst? Yesterday's news in my book. Thank goodness for the-audience-is-the-star raves ... )
quoted 2 lines Also, you might not be a David Bowie fan (I'm not a> Also, you might not be a David Bowie fan (I'm not a > HUGE fan, but he has done some great stuff),
I have 26 Bowie albums. 1966-1984. They're gathering dust in my closet.
quoted 1 line but he has influenced a lot of music today and puts on an amazing live show.> but he has influenced a lot of music today and puts on an amazing live show.
I've seen Bowie live 5 times. Back when he was relevant. Not now. Not in a stadium. Stadiums are bad. Bad, bad bad. Raves are good. Good, good good.
quoted 2 lines Then again Greg, you liked Stone Roses' show, which was the year's worst> Then again Greg, you liked Stone Roses' show, which was the year's worst > (I'm a big SR fan), so I'll leave it at that.
No, that was Greg Strockbine. I hate the Stone Roses :-) [Followups to private mail only, please. Note "Reply-To:" header above.] - Greg