At 12:04 PM 2/24/98 -0500, you wrote:
quoted 9 lines DJ Kaper presents the following "Humour in a Jugular Vein" (c)1958
> DJ Kaper presents the following "Humour in a Jugular Vein" (c)1958
> Madd Magazine.
>
>
> ------------------WARNING-----------------------------------------
> The following post is not for the 'week of mind' or
> die-hard MTV fans. This may offend those suffering
> from 'the sheep effect'.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------quoted 2 lines Check it out:
> Check it out: http://www.fitshaced.com/3/mtv.html for the complete
> article and the take on AMP. Don't fall of your couch.
At the interest of myself not sounding so vain, this kind of rubbish seems
to be written up by a adolescent person who secretly loves Hanson and the
Spice Girls, but can't come to grips with music being played on TV. Check
out what he (she?) has written about the AMP (PS: I didn't know this show
aired 200 times a day, maybe I need to flip on MTV at more sane hours of
the night):
"Amp: Talk about jumping on the bandwagon. As soon as the rave/techno craze
kicked into
overdrive, you knew it wouldn't be long until MTV came up with a way to
cash in on it. Behold, MTV
Amp, a techno show that airs about 200 times each day. There are MTV Amp
shirts, CDs, and
posters. Buy buy buy. Techno. Techno isn't even music. It is just some
asshole with a fucking
keyboard and a drum machine. Nine Inch Nails aren't even a band. Atari
Teenage Riot suck, and
Prodigy are just another shallow, Manic Panic band. In a few months when
the whole raver phase
dies out, no one will remember these shitty "bands", and MTV will have
another show dedicated to
the latest fad."
For being anti-TV (basically the rest of the page) this guy (gal?) watches
alot of TV.
MTV's upcoming show "Cool books read by top ten musicians"
Rusty