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From:
Matthew L Weber
To:
Philip Evans
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Date:
Wed, 5 Jun 1996 08:08:00 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:
Re: (idm) lines 'n' stuff (plus bonus meat beat 'n' download review)
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On Wed, 5 Jun 1996, Philip Evans wrote:
quoted 4 lines MBM cannot be compared with any other band only if you forget a few Bay> MBM cannot be compared with any other band only if you forget a few Bay > Area bands like Disposable Heroes and Consolidated. Same beats, same > themes, same everything. Whether they're the best of the bunch is worthy of > a good debate, but don't say no one sounds like them!
When STORM THE STUDIO came out, Disposable Heroes were still the Beatnigs, and Consolidated's members were still making college rock music. MBM did it first and better (and managed to avoid didacticism as well, something I can't say for the other two groups). Matthew L. Weber Library Assistant University of Michigan Music Library Almost all the nations of the world travel this circle; to begin with, they are barbarous; they become conquerors and well-ordered nations; this order permits them to grow, and they become refined; refinement enfeebles them, and they return to barbarism. Charles Montesquieu, 1689-1755, _Thoughts and Fragments_