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Sinister: Chicago
by Kevan Cooke 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

Hello to all windy listees, Thanks for the reviews, but sod Belle and Sebastian, what was Momus like? Mail me privately as I'm sure that not everyone on list realises what a genius he is. Kevan The Fat Slug Honey's full of good intentions Keith is into rock'n'roll Peter Miller is a serial killer But at least he is a killer with soul *********************************** chickclick.com girl sites that don't fake it. http://www.chickclick.com http://www.chickmail.com *********************************** +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: Catharsis
by carrick44＠juno.com 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

Good Evening/Morning, I thought it might be fun if I was the first person to report on the Athens show. Seeing how I wasn't there and in fact miles away. But, alas, Reid beat me to it,(and now someone else)with possibly the longest post in history. Great story though. I almost felt as if I was there myself. Anyway, a certain someone sent me an email early yesterday morning.... >My dear Carrick, >I'm at my friend Natalies' and we just returned from the Belle and >Sebastian show in Athens. Very cathartic music, definitely getting >the cd. So, I did end up going, the show didn't even start until >11:00, so I got to go to my meeting and go to the show. We looked >for your friend, but didn't end up meeting. There was a big crowd >there..... My friend went to the show on my recommendation. Yet another convert. I have to go look up "cathartic" now... Wait that could be taken a couple different ways. But lets keep this on the up and up and say that she meant this... "a purifying or cleansing of the emotions...the relief of tension and anxiety by bringing repressed feelings and fears to consciousness" or I guess you could just say that she found it to be a mental laxative. On more of a Sinister topic....while in Boston, I was looking at my friends newly aquired Blueboy CD and noticed in the Thank Yous, an <Oon>. Could this be our very own Oon from the Far East? Quite a swank bunch we got here. A long time ago Keith said.... Carrick, your Roger Daltrey hair goes down very well with me, and I expect Mr.Miller too, being great WHO fans as we said for several months on end boring everyone to tears. Is your hair the 70's incarnation of Roger Daltrey? After a taking a close look at some of Roger Daltrey's solo albums, particurly the one where he has morphed the lower part of his body into that of a horse (some mythological creature that I'm to lazy to remember), I've come to realize that I've misled you all with my claims of having Roger Daltrey's hair. I'm afraind it's closer to to Chris Hillman's hair circa the third Flying Burittos Brothers album. And I'm also afraid to report that I had a good chunk of it cut off today. Oh well, It'll grow back. I certainly hope it does. I'm getting old. (Teachers liking the Smiths?) Thinking of Chris Hillman...leads me to Gene Clark, with a wonderful new double CD out, which reminds me of the Field Mice double CD that I bought the same day, which upon closer inspection I realized that the Field Mice were in existence the exact four years that I spent in high school. That somehow makes it all that much more special. Its time for dreams.... Carrick _______________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: georgia on my mind and florida in my sights
by baggy trousers 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

---Reid Dossinger <reid.dossinger(a)bigfoot.com> wrote: > > > For starters, I'm glad to be out of the goddamn car. And if there are i'll second that..almost 9 hours (we hit traffic once we got into tampa) and then another hour to go to a soccer game that my friend didnt even win! > fantastic the show was. So the description will end here: It was > fantastic. I'm sure that not everyone was entirely happy with it, and I > heard a few people grumbling coming out of the show. It seems that most > people are very, very attached to encores. it was a brilliantly gorgeous show indeed..as we were coming out of the club we heard one guy say that for driving 6 hours, he wasnt too thrilled with the song choices, 'too obscure and nothing from the second album'..i said that for an 8hr+ journey i was thrilled with the choices. > The sound was PERFECT. After all the talk I'd heard about how quiet > their shows are, I was expecting to have to stand on Laurie's shoulders > and press my ear against the speaker. But it was crystal clear and > exactly the right volume. the sound was good and i dont think that i have been to a show where it is THAT quiet during songs..generally you have someone who is always talking but you could almost hear a pin drop. we were over on the left towards the front and the sound was fantastic. > Okay, okay...the general set list (which someone may have already i think you about have it..i taped it (disclaimer: for my own pure enjoyment, not for any profit) so i would need to check..i realised halfway through 'is it wicked not to care' that i had the pause button on! so half of it isnt there..it came out not too shabby but i need to learbn to shut my mouth a wee bit more and keep my comments to myself. > Highlight of the show? Easy: Lord Anthony. Everyone on the list was > talking about it as though it was just another new song. Let me tell > you for those of you who haven't heard it: It's incredible. I was i didnt think that i would get into this song so much since i wasnt too familiar with it but it was so very...very. probably the highlight for me as well....the highlight of the evening though was seeing someone i know find it so very exciting that we saw isobel in the bus blowing her nose just outside of the washroom :) > "Century of Elvis": Yeah, I was surprised that it was Elvis and not > Fakers, too. But the weirdest thing is that, as far as I could tell, > the vocal part was a tape. If it wasn't a tape, it was someone off the > stage, since I saw all of the members on stage and none of their lips > were moving. Ventriloquism? Most likely. Oh, and since the argument > about "what is Elvis" is back up again, I should mention that the > clarity of the sound at the 40 Watt allowed me to pick up the line > "Elvis is a sack of doorknobs that belongs to Mick Cooke". I pretty > sure about that... i was a bit let down that it wasnt a century of fakers but i just thought it rather amusing that as soon as the voice started you saw all these necks strain to see where exactly the voice was coming from. > on our post-show high. We stayed at the palatial Econo-lodge, and so we > headed back to the room down Broad Street. This is a street that's not oh so very palatial...maybe your room was better than ours..the wallpaper was peeling and the washroom door didnt shut properly..plus the walls were a bit thin..you didnt happen to be staying in room #208 and had a knock on your door at some time in the early morning from someone telling you that they could hear you next door, did you? if so..that was me, pleased to meet you. i wouldnt have minded had we not had to leave early to get back for the damned soccer match. umm...i enjoyed myself immensely on this little excursion and i thought it well worth the time/money/lack of sleep to go..i do it again in a heartbeat.. roberta **oh you look so tired + "Rock'n'roll is the most brutal, mouth slack and wide + ugly, vicious form of expression - ill-housed and ill-advised + sly, lewd, in fact plain dirty..a your face is as mean as + rancid-smelling aphrodisiac..the your life has been + martial music of every delinquent crash into my arms + on the face of the earth..." i want you****** + -'jack the ripper' (morrissey) + -Frank Sinatra 1957 +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: unsubscribe
by DSchanding＠aol.com 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

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Sinister: Dr. Seldon 'Selly' Meap
by Cynthia Someone 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

Hello, i just wanted to introduce my teddy bear, Dr. Seldon Meap. He's a rocket scientist, but his secret wish is to be a fireman. he insisted that he be on the list as well as I, at least for the moment, as he loves belle and sebastian and would like to take them fishing. I like to call him Selly. So here he is: hullo ev'rybody. I just want to say that you make my Cynners very happy with your hullaballoo, and so I am very happy too. yes yes. (bats eyelashes, paws ground). Selly is very shy, and finds it difficult to type, having no movable digits. But really, there is a very warm and friendly smile on his face, for all of you. He also does this great dance, to simple things. It's something to see. Really. Bye bye. Selly and Cynthia ______________________________________________________ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: Simple Things tab
by IndiaRubb＠aol.com 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

ditto. Simple Things I'm not 100% sure on the intro riff...if this isn't exact, it's pretty close, at least. Intro: e------------------------------ b----0-----2-----3-----2-3-2--- G------0-----0-----0---------2- D--------2-----2-----2--------- A------------------------------ E-(0)-------------------------- Em If you want me I'll be there G D A boy to deal with all your problems C G But part of the deal C G Is for you to feel something Em If you want me look me up G D I don't exist in usual places C G D Subtle as the wind is grey REPEAT INTRO RIFF (played over Em) Em G If you want me you know where I am D C I saw your arms in a dream G C And there were blue veins blue G Blue veins Em G If you want me all you have to do D Is ask a thousand questions C G Triplicate and file under B C G "Simple things you ask to make a young boy sigh" (Repeat C to G until last "young boy sigh," then...) C Em Young boy sigh (EADGbe) REPEAT INTRO RIFF...End on Em7--> 022030 any corrections, etc. send mail to IndiaRubb(a)aol.com +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: library music/an aside
by Nanettee＠aol.com 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

In a message dated 10/29/98 8:21:01 PM, erinlew(a)hotmail.com wrote: >My brother is one of the head librarians at the >CSU Fresno Music Library (one of the largest music collections in >California - hoo-ha), and the library just got a big, fat grant to go >and buy new CDs. The best part is that I gave him a list of my >essential picks for his shopping list, and he's going to buy them. So >now, thanks to me, "If You're Feeling Sinister" will get its own catalog >number and place on a shelf in the library. that's cool. My mom's a librarian too, at a small library in the Chicago suburbs...they have a very eclectic music collection because she does the CD shopping. They own several Smiths albums (Morrissey too!), some Joy Division, and tons of other assorted indie stuff...she has to buy the popular music, but she always has me pick a few. The people in my town don't check it out very much, but a lot of it gets sent to other libraries for people to enjoy. (They're on a network with 50 or 60 other suburban libraries, and most of them don't have very large or eclectic CD collections.) I think Belle and Sebastian is a must for the next CD shopping trip. It would certainly add to the collection. I'm also going to recommend the purchase of Quasi's "Featuring 'Birds'" but I don't know if that will happen. Another amusing aside...I took a test in my grammar class and the professor mentioned the Smiths in one of the questions. I smiled a *bigbig* smile. After class, I asked him if he had ever heard of Belle and Sebastian...and he said no...so I'm making him a tape. I'll convert him yet. And I'd better get an A on that test for it. *smile* still brimming with happiness from monday's show-- nanette! **Visit No Idea, No Spark: Nanette's Online Journal** http://www.geocities.com/soho/workshop/7432/ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: Dirty Dream #2 tab
by IndiaRubb＠aol.com 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

Well, it may go on the page, it may not. So what? It's a landmine. Here goes...I might revisit this tab later. Dirty Dream Number Two Just chords. I didn't put it down, but at the end of each chorus, after the last A chord I think he does a chord like the one below...like D but pushing the high e string on the 7th fret as well. Not too sure about this. Or maybe it's some kind of m7 chord? Little help? e--7--- b--7--- G--7--- D--7--- A--5--- E----- INTRO: E A repeated Verse: E A E A I'm lucky, I can open the door and I can walk down the street E A C#m Unlucky, I've got nowhere to go and so I follow my feet Chorus: C#m A E B A choice is facing you, a healthy dose of pain C#m A E B A choice is facing you as you stare through the rain C#m A E B E A choice is facing you but I choose to refrain for today G#m A Tomorrow we'll be back in trouble again Dream one, you had a whole lot of fun with a comedian Stop short of going all the way, you'll have to make it someday Why is this happening to you, you're not a child? Why is this happening? You've too much on your mind Things creep up on you when you are fast asleep You are dreaming, you are sleepy You are stuck to the sheets INSTRUMENTAL: Repeat verse (E A E A E A C#m) In a town so small there's no escaping you In a town so small there's no escape from view In a town so small there's nothing left to do Intellectual and perspiring Dirty dream number two Dream two you couldn't see her face, but you saw everything else Dream two was pretty special, easily beats loving yourself Could you put a name to someone elses sigh? Could you put a face to someone elses eyes? Is it someone that you'd maybe recognise? But it all fades into morning when you open your eyes OUTRO: E A repeated Any corrections, etc. send mail to IndiaRubb(a)aol.com +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: Why, I do declare...
by Reid Dossinger 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

For starters, I'm glad to be out of the goddamn car. And if there are parts of this message that don't make any sense, it's because the caffeine that got me from Athens back to Chapel Hill is wearing off. I hate it when it does that. Secondly, I'm feeling long-winded. If you want, you can skip the details of the phenomenal Athens show and get straight to the part about me and my friend Laurie embarrassing ourselves in front of the genius known as Stuart. Oh, the shame... Seeing as how exaustion is tapping on my shoulder, I'll spare you the Southern Americana I was going to write about the drive down and how glorious it was to be in Athens again. It's one of my absolute favorite places in the world, and the fact that not many people know of its greatness makes it that much more exciting to be there. I think the Belles and Sebastians of the world liked it too. Unless they spent all non-showtime on the bus. Which is possible...it's a very nice bus. Mr. Exaustion has taken a breather from tapping on my shoulder to tell me I'm an idiot for thinking I could come close to describing how fantastic the show was. So the description will end here: It was fantastic. I'm sure that not everyone was entirely happy with it, and I heard a few people grumbling coming out of the show. It seems that most people are very, very attached to encores. And granted, it was pretty nasty to leave the lights off for so long that even I was thinking, "Well, maybe..." But please! Is it really that important for a band to leave, dry the sweat off their forheads, talk about the cuties up front, prepare the syringes for the post-show and then come back on? Who's still impressed by that? Anyway, it was definitely a show geared for the hardcore fans, so people who only know Sinister and The Boy may have felt a little left out at times. The sound was PERFECT. After all the talk I'd heard about how quiet their shows are, I was expecting to have to stand on Laurie's shoulders and press my ear against the speaker. But it was crystal clear and exactly the right volume. Okay, okay...the general set list (which someone may have already submitted...I'm a digester). I know I have the first four and the last one right, and these are all the songs they played, but everything in the middle is not necessarily in the right order: Is It Wicked Not to Care? Simple Things A Century of Elvis Lord Anthony Ease Your Feet Into the Sea Mayfly The Boy With the Arab Strap Lazy Line Painter Jane Beautiful Belle and Sebastian Photo Jenny Seymour Stein Paper Boat Dirty Dream Number Two Highlight of the show? Easy: Lord Anthony. Everyone on the list was talking about it as though it was just another new song. Let me tell you for those of you who haven't heard it: It's incredible. I was speechless when it ended. How could one band be such a bottomless well of musical perfection? HOW, dammit?! I'm beginning to think that a "Murdoch sells soul to devil" rumor may well be in order. "Lord Anthony" is nothing musically groundbreaking (kind of a cross between Fakers and Modern Rock Song, I'd say), but it's also nothing short of amazing. Hello, I'm a goose and these are my bumps. The surprises for me were Mayfly, Belle and Sebastian, Photo Jenny and Beautiful. Mayfly was pretty faithful, Belle and Sebastian was an improvement (Richard's brushes sounded better than that John Bonham beat on the recording, although I know people who'd disagree) and Photo Jenny was slowed down a little bit, but sounded just as good. Stevie was hitting the tremolo chords so hard that he nearly fell over after the first chorus. Beautiful was...okay, I'll say it: It was beautiful. They didn't change it really, but the ending strings/trumpet bit sounded especially lush, and it was probably my favorite song of the night after Lord Anthony. Lazy Line Painter Jane was more like the session version, but it was faster (that's right: it was slower yet faster. It makes sense if you heard it). Unfortunately, they didn't do that little rave-up at the end like they did on the session version. You also need to know this: Simple Things rocked. Dirty Dream # 2 sounded great, but they changed the ending a bit. I wonder if the album ending just didn't sound right without the 144 piece international orchestra on it. We provided the handclaps for about 1:00 of The Boy With the Arab Strap, and one observant fan near me even was doing the handclaps at the end of Seymour Stein. Speaking of which, Stevie's voice sounded even better live than it does on the album, I think. Is it Wicked Not to Care was very faithful to the recorded version. Still, a good way to open the show. "Century of Elvis": Yeah, I was surprised that it was Elvis and not Fakers, too. But the weirdest thing is that, as far as I could tell, the vocal part was a tape. If it wasn't a tape, it was someone off the stage, since I saw all of the members on stage and none of their lips were moving. Ventriloquism? Most likely. Oh, and since the argument about "what is Elvis" is back up again, I should mention that the clarity of the sound at the 40 Watt allowed me to pick up the line "Elvis is a sack of doorknobs that belongs to Mick Cooke". I pretty sure about that... All eight of them were so fucking cute that I got severely star-struck. Stevie thanked the audience about ten times and every time he did it, it was more endearing. And I know that the bitter and nasty people of the world love to make fun of us for laughing at everything that Stuart M. says, but he really is funny. At one "I'm embarrased for America" point in the show, some guy tried to say something in a horrendous fake Scottish accent, and Stuart put him in his place: "Is that a bad joke or just a bad Scots accent?" We laughed at the mysterious man because he damn well deserved it. It was almost as embarrasing as the Pulp show in DC, when some girl ran around the balcony at the 9:30, waving a Union Jack and shouting, "Go English People!". Yes, I'm serious. Actually, that was a lot worse. Still, I hope for the Athens guy's sake that he was drunk. Because that beating that Mick gave him with the sack of doorknobs really would have hurt otherwise. Man, oh man is this long. I'm just glad I get to go see them again tomorrow night, and I pray I get to hear Slow Graffiti (I've listened to the 2:00 Liquid Audio sample about 30 times over already) and Sleep the Clock Around. And I hope I get to hear Lord Anthony just one more time for who knows how long. Here's the embarrassing story, which I'm reluctant to tell since it'll just be ammuntion for my Sinister enemies. But it entertained Laurie and me for hours, so you might have a laugh or two. That's right...I'll sacrifice my dignity for the possibility of entertainment. After the sparsely attended Engine Room meet-up (I blame myself and hereby resign the post in shame), Laurie and I hopped in the car, still on our post-show high. We stayed at the palatial Econo-lodge, and so we headed back to the room down Broad Street. This is a street that's not normally very populated at 2:30 am, so I was a little suprised to see a bundled-up couple walking away from town. As I passed by them, I looked at their faces and then took my foot off the gas. "Laurie, that was Stuart Murdoch and Isobel." Now, I'm prone to star-struckness anyway, but Laurie's even worse and in our post-show giddiness, we had both gotten the personalities of 14-year-olds clutching autograph books at a Hanson show. "Where are they walking at this time of night?" we wondered, which soon turned into (this is where it starts getting a little embarrassing) "Maybe they need a ride somewhere." Laurie commands me to turn around, which I do, partly out wanting to see them again, and partly because I know I'll get one of her patented "You'll kick yourself for passing up this opportunity" speeches if I don't. So we turn around (not easily, I might add) and head back in the other direction, pass them, turn around again and head towards them from behind. It was as the window started going down that I thought that maybe we shouldn't bother them. Too late. At least I thought enough to quickly tell Laurie to say their names so that they would at least know we were fans and not out to hurt them. "Stuart! Isobel!", she yells as we pull up beside them. "Do you want a ride?" The hard part here is trying to describe the looks on their faces. At no point did Isobel stop walking, and she looked either frightened or annoyed, most likely both. Stuart was all smiles, although it was impossible to tell if he was flattered or just if we were just being really entertainingly stupid. "We're just going to the Travelodge, actually," he said. Which made us feel even dumber, because at this point, we were about 50 feet away from the Travelodge. So Laurie quickly blurts out the main thing we wanted to tell them anyway: "Thank you so much for playing down here. It really means a lot to us". I stuck my head over and quickly yelled out a "Thank you", too, before we said goodnight to them and drove off wondering if/hoping that it was all a dream. And for one final blow, Laurie reminded me of the Pulp and Blur stickers onmy car, and so I had to get all paranoid and think that maybe they thought the only reason I like B&S is because they're British. Which has nothing to do with it. I love them because they move me to Heaven. Without breaking the glassware. This morning, as we drove into town to get coffee and sit outside and people-watch, we again saw Stuart, heading into town (wearing a t-shirt, which he's probably not used to being able to do in late October). We spent the rest of the day talking about how funny it would have been if we had pulled up to him again and asked if he had wanted a ride. If anyone on this list talks to Stuart or Isobel and they mention "two babbling fuckers in a car in Athens", that was me and Laurie. Tell them we're very sorry for bothering them. But what kind of a world are we living in when we can't stalk our heroes without embarrassment? Ooh, scratch that. Seriously, this awkward display of affection possibly cost me the opportunity to deliver an awkward "how much your music means to me" speech. Which would have been one for the record books after that show. Honestly, when you get right down to it though, it's really not that bad. The show was amazing and reduced Laurie and me to euphoria. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are all in on some of the most beautiful, most life-affirming, most incredible music ever made. We understand what baffles others. Pat yourself on the back. You know the secret to happiness. The world is gorgeous and so are you. Corn, cheese and sap, Reid, giddy Reid +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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Sinister: sinister: new york on monday night
by Jesse Simon 30 Oct '98

30 Oct '98

Hello all. I'm going to be down in New York City on the monday that Belle and Sebastian are playing (november 2). I have thus far been unable to get tickets either through TicketMaster, Ticketmaster.com or Other Music. If anyone knows how i might get into the show, i'd love to hear suggestions and if anyone has tickets they are able to part with, please e-mail me privately. innumerable thanks, jesse +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister(a)majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo(a)majordomo.net". For list archives and searching, list rules, FAQ, poor jokes etc, see http://www.majordomo.net/sinister +---+ "legion of bedroom saddo devotees" +---+ +-+ "the cardie wearing biscuit nibbling belle & sebastian list" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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