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Che
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Wed, 16 Apr 1997 12:37:13 +0000 ()
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Re: (idm) you want sleaze?
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On Wed, 16 Apr 1997, Brock Suter wrote:
quoted 23 lines we'll here it is:> we'll here it is: > > >begin da cybersleaze: > > DISSAPOINTING SELL-OUT OF THE WEEK: Amazing British DJ's UNDERWORLD are > set to collaborate with not-so-amazing "look at us were are techno now!" > rockers U2 later on this year. Both groups have met to discuss working > together on new tracks. Meanwhile, Belfast DJ DAVID HOLMES has been > approached to support U2 on part of their PopMart nworld tour. Will the > madness never end?? > > > REM singer MICHAEL STIPE is recording a track with British dance stars > UNDERWORLD for the new BATMAN AND ROBIN soundtrack. A friend of the BORN > SLIPPY band says they are hoping Stipe's voice will gel with that of > Underworld vocalist KARL HYDE. The film - starring GEORGE CLOONEY and > UMA THURMAN - and soundtrack are due out later this year. We had also > reported that the techno savants would be collaborating with U2 in the > near future, but we have since learned that perhaps we were hasty in our > reporting of this. A source close to Underworld has said, "They are > being very cagey about it until the track's mixed and approved by > everyone involved." Probably a wise move for both band's reputations. >
What's the surprise here? It's one rockNroll group working with two others. I guess the surprise is that this rotteNroll group keeps getting mentioned on IDM. For the life of me I can't figure out why.
quoted 7 lines SPEAKING OF TRICKY? The British dance star has just become a movie star> SPEAKING OF TRICKY? The British dance star has just become a movie star > - he's in the new BRUCE WILLIS film THE FIFTH ELEMENT. The hip hop > maestro plays GARY OLDMAN's sidekick in the futuristic thriller which > opens in England in June. He became involved in the production after > meeting Willis when the actor played a gig at THE FORUM, London last > year. He's also an old friend of Oldman. The film is the most expensive > ever made in Britain, costing more than $100 million.
Hope the soundtrack's as cool as the visuals... Che