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Actually I would say that STUMP rules. They´re probably much better. Has anybody heard the Irresistible Force remix of Charlton Heston? It´s great. daniel.lindeberg@mailbox.swipnet.se

At 2:46 PM 1/23/96, Daniel Lindeberg wrote:

quoted 3 lines Actually I would say that STUMP rules. They´re probably much better.

>Actually I would say that STUMP rules. They´re probably much better. >Has anybody heard the Irresistible Force remix of Charlton Heston? >It´s great.

wow... i had forgot all about them, but yeah, they are awesome. back when i was first getting into synths 'n' such i did a pretty lame tinkly synth 'n' drumbox cover of "the song's remains" and the irresistible force remix ("in glorious STUMP-O-RAMA") is pretty nifty... charlton heston put his vest on (richard burton put his shirt on!?!?) -- Name: Jon Email: jsd@cyborganic.com Web: http://www.cyborganic.com/bass-kittens/

At 9:28 AM 1/24/96, Jon Drukman wrote:

quoted 9 lines At 2:46 PM 1/23/96, Daniel Lindeberg wrote:

> At 2:46 PM 1/23/96, Daniel Lindeberg wrote: > >Actually I would say that STUMP rules. They´re probably much better. > >Has anybody heard the Irresistible Force remix of Charlton Heston? > >It´s great. > > wow... i had forgot all about them, but yeah, they are awesome. > > charlton heston put his vest on > (richard burton put his shirt on!?!?)

"lights, camel, action" Cool, I wasn't the only person who bought that album. :) Unfortunately, I guess they broke up due to an unrelenting drubbing from the English music press who felt they weren't "fashionable" enough. Whatever. Anyone know if any of those guys are still in the music biz? The things they were doing back in '87 foreshadowed much of the best "post-rock" stuff that's going on now (Tortoise, et. al), IMO -- dave walker, detroit art services _ marmoset@mich.com born freeke <A HREF="http://www.mich.com/~marmoset/">Dave Walker</A>

On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Dave Walker wrote:

quoted 2 lines Anyone know if any of [Stump] are still in the music biz?

> > Anyone know if any of [Stump] are still in the music biz?

I heard they had reformed, about 2(?) years ago. No results have come to my attention. Kev Hopper (bass player) released a single (The Sound Of Gyroscopes) with an excellent b-side called Pool Song, made (as far as I can recall) entirely from samples collected from a pool table. He also released an album, which I haven't heard, and can't remember its title Rob.

On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Dave Walker wrote:

quoted 33 lines At 9:28 AM 1/24/96, Jon Drukman wrote:

> At 9:28 AM 1/24/96, Jon Drukman wrote: > > > At 2:46 PM 1/23/96, Daniel Lindeberg wrote: > > >Actually I would say that STUMP rules. They?re probably much better. > > >Has anybody heard the Irresistible Force remix of Charlton Heston? > > >It?s great. > > > > wow... i had forgot all about them, but yeah, they are awesome. > > > > charlton heston put his vest on > > (richard burton put his shirt on!?!?) > > "lights, camel, action" > > Cool, I wasn't the only person who bought that album. :) > > Unfortunately, I guess they broke up due to an unrelenting > drubbing from the English music press who felt they > weren't "fashionable" enough. Whatever. > > Anyone know if any of those guys are still in the music biz? > The things they were doing back in '87 foreshadowed much > of the best "post-rock" stuff that's going on now (Tortoise, > et. al), IMO > > -- > > dave walker, detroit art services _ > marmoset@mich.com born freeke > > <A HREF="http://www.mich.com/~marmoset/">Dave Walker</A> > >

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