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picked the new beastie boys up yesterday and didn't really check out the packaging or anything, and hadn't heard anything about it beforehand... 'goddamn, that lee perry!' anyone know if there's a vinyl release? ^brap@sonic.net^ [icq: 12645306] http://www.sonic.net/~brap/ [blackdog][v/vm][jamesbernarddiscography]...etc etc etc sfwd.dyn.ml.org [occasional web.irc.ftp.etc]]] chris g. 1547 boston court #7, santa rosa, ca 95405

The new Beastie Boyz is also available on vinyl. At 11:12 PM 7/14/98 -0700, you wrote:

quoted 15 lines picked the new beastie boys up yesterday and didn't really

>picked the new beastie boys up yesterday and didn't really >check out the packaging or anything, and hadn't heard anything >about it beforehand... > >'goddamn, that lee perry!' > >anyone know if there's a vinyl release? > > >^brap@sonic.net^ [icq: 12645306] >http://www.sonic.net/~brap/ >[blackdog][v/vm][jamesbernarddiscography]...etc etc etc >sfwd.dyn.ml.org [occasional web.irc.ftp.etc]]] >chris g. 1547 boston court #7, santa rosa, ca 95405 >

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On Tue, 14 Jul 1998, sfwd productions wrote:

quoted 1 line anyone know if there's a vinyl release?

> anyone know if there's a vinyl release?

2x12" gatefold even. beastie boys are touring w/mix master mike goto their website and there's some real audio of some cuts from a live show on 063098 in germany. (evidently made from bootleg mp3's :) anyhow, with the mixmaster juggling beats, it's going to add that all important "this can go anywhere" element which is such a rare occurrance with regard to live rap acts. required idm content? "...nothing quite sounds like an 8 0 8" tp np: 4 hero - golden age of life

quoted 1 line The new Beastie Boyz is also available on vinyl.

>The new Beastie Boyz is also available on vinyl.

If that album is on anything but the trash pile I will be prompt to throw the equipment playing it out the nearest window. If I'm on the ground floor I'll lug the CD player or record player or whatever it is upstairs if need be. So enough of this non-idm talk. I get enough exposure to that band anyway, I don't need it on an idm mailing list. Thank you for your time. "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. I'm the king of the world!" --James Cameron

quoted 1 line or, more accurately, idm doesn't need *you*. if you can't be the least bit open-

>or, more accurately, idm doesn't need *you*. if you can't be the least bit open-minded, or, at least, tolerant, idm is not the place for you.

Oh, ok. Hey, sorry, everybody, my bad. I guess i missed the part where this nebulous thing known as "idm" spontaneously evolved, developed an intelligent brain, and starting having desires and needs like the rest of us. I must have been napping when idm started needing and not needing things--hey, like me, for example. Damn--idm doesn't need me. I'm gonna go jump off a building. No, really.

quoted 1 line i don't see anything worthwhile coming from your account. no reviews? discussion? ans

>i don't see anything worthwhile coming from your account. no reviews? discussion? answers to questions?

Not knowing a whole lot about idm does not deny me the right to light-heartedly protest a Beastie Boys post on an idm (that's "idm," now) list. But I guess on this list you have to earn an opinion by way of reviews, discussions, or answers to questions. Only when I start contributing to, say, the import ban discussion, can I become a productive, worthwhile, and valuable member of this list. And I can't just sit and read mail, I am required to put some out, too, risk the criticism of my mailing-list peers. Hey, maybe there should be a quota--every list member must submit, say, 4 posts per week. I think that's reasonable. So I'll get to work on my third and fourth posts for this week (they'll be real worthwhile, i promise). No, actually, I'll go back to just reading mail, occasionally making a joke when I see fit. Eat me. Geoff. .don't ever say i'm wrong. you have to earn your right to have an opinion in a system i have devised. "You can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friends' noses. I'm the king of the world!"--James Cameron

quoted 6 lines Oh, ok. Hey, sorry, everybody, my bad. I guess i missed the part where

> Oh, ok. Hey, sorry, everybody, my bad. I guess i missed the part where > this nebulous thing known as "idm" spontaneously evolved, developed an > intelligent brain, and starting having desires and needs like the rest of > us. I must have been napping when idm started needing and not needing > things--hey, like me, for example. Damn--idm doesn't need me. I'm gonna > go jump off a building. No, really.

quoted 5 lines Not knowing a whole lot about idm does not deny me the right to

> Not knowing a whole lot about idm does not deny me the right to > light-heartedly protest a Beastie Boys post on an idm (that's "idm," now) > list. But I guess on this list you have to earn an opinion by way of > reviews, discussions, or answers to questions. Only when I start > contributing to, say, the import ban discussion, can I become a

productive,

quoted 3 lines worthwhile, and valuable member of this list. And I can't just sit and

> worthwhile, and valuable member of this list. And I can't just sit and > read mail, I am required to put some out, too, risk the criticism of my > mailing-list peers. Hey, maybe there should be a quota--every list

member

quoted 1 line must submit, say, 4 posts per week. I think that's reasonable.

> must submit, say, 4 posts per week. I think that's reasonable.

I'm not sure this quota thing is a good idea, but there oughta be *some* kind of law against bad sarcasm... .John.

quoted 1 line I'm not sure this quota thing is a good idea, but there oughta be *some* kind of law

>I'm not sure this quota thing is a good idea, but there oughta be *some* kind of law against bad sarcasm...

You know, the line that divides the very best of anything and the very worst, the line that divides bomb from masterpiece, that line started off thin enough, and draws ever thinner. And yeah, I probably crossed it. --Geoff