WE ALL AGREE THE CAMERA AFFECTED CUBISM
i used to want to major in psychology. i still want to major in
psychology. my grades eventually might dictate otherwise. only time will
tell. maybe it isn't meant to be. i only want to help people who need to
talk to someone other than the voices in their head. chain of reaction.
I DON'T CARE! I'D RATHER SINK --
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Sorry to be a bit of a nuisance here.
Could everyone on Sinister who uses a PC running Windows and uses
Verizon as their ISP please stop what they are doing and check their
computer for viruses.
Someone who matches the above details has a virus-infected computer.
It's sent infected emails to me at least three times now, and I know at
least one other listee who has received infected email from it. I'm
guessing it's someone on Sinister, because in all the cases I know
about the infected email tries to pretend it was sent by a
recently-active Sinisterine. Please, do something about it - scan your
computer for viruses, stop using Outlook Express, and don't open any
attachments you're sent. Ideally, stop using Windows altogether.
Sending people viruses isn't a nice thing to do.
Thank you.
xx
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http://www.banchory.net/belleandsebastian/qanda.html
Religion, politics, the whole gamut. The latest Questions and Answers cover
it all. I think its impressive how much effort theyre putting into this.
Good for you, Belle and Sebastian!
Some choice lines:
My friend says riding a pushbike will keep my arse looking tight right into
my thirties.
Have you ever answer to the Marcel Proust questionary ? I don't know if
it's the right word (questionary)
he seems a little creepy if not dodgy
and
I've got the cap. You bring your sisters
I could just imagine three identical sisters running out of their three
identical houses on the same Californian suburban street, and looking at
each other, with their pink slippers still on their feet, their rollers
still in their hair, and the same astonished look on their faces:
Stuart! says the first sister.
Murdoch! says the second.
Hes coming! says the third.
Ill get the lube! says the first.
I could say a lot more, but the meters running. Ill leave it to you to
discuss Stuarts views on religion and politics and the rest. I like the
idea that he could only write songs when he had become calm enough to listen
for them. That really appeals to me. Also, I think its funny how Stuart
calls Iraqis Iraquis, like he thinks theyre Injuns or somethink.
Anyway, Im off
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I've had a few beautiful belle & sebastian moments recently.
One was when i was driving home from work, stuck in traffic, listening
to 'women's realm' in the afternoon as the sun was going down behind the
hills. That song builds up so well and by the time it got to that
wonderful ending part with stuart dueting with himself...
(the part that goes: 'You slept better in a sleeping train in a shed in
a station with a torch and a Woman's Realm to keep you warm to keep you
company' )... I was in an amazing trance-like state (sure, maybe it was
the lead infused exhaust fumes) just listening in complete fascination.
Even better, the two harmony parts where coming from two different
speakers on opposite sides of the car. The strings in that song are like
poetry. I recommend everybody goes and listens to it after reading this.
If you choose not to, I'll understand. It's not like i'm hung up about it.
Another really nice song is the finale to 'marx and engels' where stuart
sings the first verse again and isobel sings a completely independant
harmony part about the social history of feudalism. (or something...i
never studied social sciences but got quite good grades in art. Now life
in general eludes me). How those 2 harmonies meld together to create the
perfect bittersweet melody is beyond me but it is truly wonderous
etcetera.
I don't think I recall ever hearing anyone from brisbane, australia on
the list. If there is anyone from here happening to read this by some
bizzare stoke of coincidence, then could you please let me know?
(Perhaps off list so as not to entangle innocent bystanders in the
inconsequential misadventures of my self indulgence.) Brisbane is such a
small town
Maybe it would be fun to meet up. Maybe it would be really good and quite
nice.
Anyway, must dash and sleep and dream of things that I don't seem to be
able to do properly.
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Hello there, Sinister folk...
I had planned to being writing right now of the utterly fantastic time I
had tonight, seeing Trembling Blue Stars and Aberdeen. It was going to be
even better because I was to be there with Aruni, mother of the Great North
American Tape Tree.
Alas, that's not what will follow.
On my way there, I ran out of gas. A nice police officer gave me a lift to
the nearest Waffle House (O glorious rapture, that) to make a phone call.
When that didn't work, I decided to dash to the venue, so that I could at
least glimpse TBS and gaze on Aruni. So, like Flock of Seagulls, I ran.
Turns out it was farther away than I anticipated. By a lot. I was too late
by the time I got there.
So I never even saw my friend. I sat down and grieved that I didn't have a
cigarette.
But I eventually got back to my car, got gas and even a jump as the
battery in my car had died (Thanks to my friends at WXDU: the jump, not the
death. They're non-violent folk.).
Did I mention it was pissing down the rain?
You see, my lack of Solidarity was not seeing Aruni.
My Solidarity with you folks is the rain.
Many people talk about the start of Winter. It's not yet cold here, so I
can't say it's Winter properly, but it has started to rain again. All the
time. Which is good, as this whole summer was a terrible drought. There's
even talk of lifting the water rationing and restrictions we've had.
But soon enough, it will turn cold and scarves and coats will be broken
out. Which means: yay! If you all lived closer, I'd ask you round for hot,
spiced wine. I make it on the first really cold night of the year. So, you
know, let me know if you want to drop by.
The color of the leaves is quite nice though. Ms Llew must be very lucky
living in the mountians where she can see the display.
So there you go: Solidarity and the lack thereof.
Enjoy a cat-nap,
l'Autre Jay
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In which it does a little Dance."
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Winter - there are lots of great things about it, like getting to wrap up in
my PLO scarf, simultanaeously keeping warm and showing my solidarity with
The Struggle. Other great things are the way I get to walk around in my long
coat, indulging my Joy Division fantasies. And it's very important to eat
lots of food in the winter, something I always like having an excuse to do.
Certain aspects of the winter are less excellent. Like the way it pissed
rain all day today, and because of my rub shoes my little feet got all wet.
Hopefully my new shoes will solve this annoying problem. I also don't like
the way it's dark before I leave work every evening. This is distinctly not
good. Perhaps I shall move to a country further south where there is less of
an imbalance between day lengths at different times of the year.
I wonder will The Great Band Of Our Times decide to tour this winter? Last
time they played up in that Belfast and I went up to it and met loads of the
Irish Sinister posse. Great days, but will they be repeated?
Musically, it's all been a bit action packed lately. Popular American band
Fugazi played here on Friday, and I went to see them in the interests of
science. They were a lot less humourless than I thought they'd be, and the
one who looked a bit like the Pinefox jumped around like a little muppet.
But while thinking they were a pretty good band they haven't become my new
favourites or anything, and I don't really get why so many of the people
there think they're the best band in the world.
The next day I met a Sinister subber called Robin who was over to see
Fugazi. Small world, eh?
Meanwhile, I was taken to task for suggesting that The Other Place was doing
something cooler than us by having a big meetup in Manchester. All I really
meant was that no one had organised a monster get together of all the
Sini-subbers of these islands in the time I've been subbed to this list. But
I've learned my lesson, and I will not mention the Realm Of Darkness by name
again.
and now I must go.
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Winds batter the country: gold leaves fly across the
green grass and stone pavements. Amid classical
columns I meet my editor. I never did write a column.
In a quiet auditorium we wait for our man to arrive
and share his fantastical world. He stands at the
front of the stage, seeming to tower over us: starts
the experiment, the performance, disavows being a film
critic. In his accent Joan Didion meets Peter Osgood.
Words fly, a whisper to a dream. How his reviews
closed down magazines he wrote for; how he likes
writing about films he hasn�t seen; how Pauline Kael
could write the review during the film.
� Remarkable capacity � and she was a remarkable
woman... a bit of a witch, but a remarkable woman.
What film does in our heads.
- Now, I�m going to stop being that figure, lecturing
at the front of the stage.
He sits down in a director�s chair.
� I�m tired... didn�t realize how tired I was...
Gosh, I think: this is �fiction�.
- But sometimes when you�re tired, unexpected memories
can come through... I remember my mother, talking to
me about going to the cinema when I was a teenager...
she didn�t mind this passion I had.... parents want
that kind of engine to come and propel kids out of the
teenage years...
She said: - Maybe you want to be an actor?
� But I said, no, I don�t think so: I think what I�d
really like to be is a character.
Walker Percy�s The Moviegoer is out of print. William
Holden walks a New Orleans street, seeking a light.
Presences.
- Bill, meet Phil. Phil, this is Bill Holden.
- See, you get film this afternoon, too!
Fernando Rey walks from one screen, one country, to
another. On the subway he steps in and out of a train,
jams and opens doors.
At a party 20 years ago he�d told barrel-chested
Mitchum he knew him. Did he?
Beatty had dithered over banning that book:
- Wow, that book...
- Yes.
- Wow: that book.
- I know.
- Wow - that book!
Nicole Kidman walks on. Nicky D, you should have been
here. We should be so lucky. I reckon our man wrote
her script on the back of an airline napkin.
Now, he says, I�m going to stop being that figure in
the chair, and come back to the front of the stage. My
editor pops the question. The instant reply is
� You�re my kind of guy.
Time freezes a second, or warms up.
My editor and I drink overpriced, over-strong beer at
a table near the new dictionaries. We meet his editor.
Wow, I think: his editor. She asks my editor about his
fiction plans. They sound impressive. Our man asks my
editor about his name. Discoloured bleeps start to
emerge in the background: to smudge my already fragile
consciousness of what�s happening. I ask our man about
songwriters: like, why Berlin and Porter aren�t in the
book.
- That�s a very good criticism, he says; and:
- I would like to write lyrics for songs.
I won�t tell you what else he said.
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hello the sinister collective
I hope everyone is well nourished and happy with their
lot. I also hope everyone is togged out in old, large
jumpers in front of lovely warm fires with tea, jam on
toast and an old black and white film, preferably
starring David Niven. It's the only way to be when
the weather is cold and damp I find.
Good things today. Charles Bukowski. I've motored
through three of his books in the past month,
excellent stuff let me tell you. Top alcoholic waster
- I couldn't possibly understand why I enjoy him so
much. hmmmm. 'Women' is probably the best though if
anybody is interested - they're all a bit Henry
Miller, but only the real life sections. (does that
make sense?)
'Gentlemen' by the Afghan Whigs. Very old album about
coming to terms with your masculinity. I can't stop
listening to it, especially the title track. 'so
please allow me to present you with a clue/if I
inflict the pain then baby only I can comfort you'.
And other class lines
I can also recommend The Coral and grated courgettes,
chilli, garlic and parmesan on some cooked and salted
pasta.
Have fun and brush twice a day
Dean XX
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proof that we all should move to glasgow.
http://www.sundayherald.com/28806
from the article:
"The population of Scotland is plummeting faster than
previously feared and is set to dip below five million
by 2010.
"It was initially thought the declining number of
people living in Scotland would fall below that
psychologically crucial level in 2018. But new
projections from the government's official
statistician show there are 50,000 fewer people in
Scotland than previously thought, and so the country
will fall beneath that mark only eight years from
now."
so, c'mon, do your part. now you have an official
excuse to move to belle-and-sebastian-land.
-lemming
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AUTUMN DAYS WHEN THE GRASS IS JEWELLED
Nearly Hallowe'en once again, and I've turned another year older, this
time having made a break for it and run away to join the London Village
circus. "Hurrah!" cry all the people who moved to Glasgow just in time to
avoid my arrival. Have spent far too much time in 'the' pub destroying
brain cells, but with such nice company. This recalls foolish drunken
ramblings about setting up a dedicated Sinister venue where twee pilgrims
from all over the world could rest their weary heads in pools of beer on the
shining counter presided over by their genial host. I vote for Stout Robin
to provide all relevant landlordly bonhomie. Ribena on tap! Tigermilk wine
thankfully not on tap! Buckfast maybe! And a back room with silly dancing
quite literally a-go-go. I'll bake cakes for the clientele, even. If
anyone has a big thumping lottery win we could be on our way, lads.
AND THE SILK INSIDE A CHESTNUT SHELL
A lovely crispy day, the piles of chlorophyll-bereft fallen leaves on the
way to the bus stop looking seasonally gorgeous, having dried out overnight
and thus not sticking to my nice shoes. I hope no-one in Britain was
damaged by the gales (not hurricanes despite headless chicken action by
newspapers) over the weekend. Those in areas of the world with exXxtreme
weather may laugh indulgently at our own little Tornado Alley in Hampshire,
but a storm in a teacup is exciting to the teabag. Or summink. Oh, and we
have, like, EARTHQUAKES now and everything. It's the end times, I tell
youse. What's the number of the Beast, man? I need to make a collect call.
JET PLANES MEETING IN THE AIR TO BE REFUELLED
Overweight pigeons;
Spindly naked cherry trees
oscillate wildly
This was composed on Friday evening as I passed through the beautiful
Alexandra Palace park on the bus from work. Nothing like observational
comedy haiku. Nothing, I tell you. But this reminds me that there must be
a Sinister Skating exStravaganza at the ice rink within the palace at some
point. There's even a pub to go to afterwards in order to soothe sore
fallen-over-on bums and knees, not to mention a view to rival that from
Primrose Hill.
In other meetup news, Elle (hello, person with my sister's name!) said:
<<Anyway, I was just trying to say Tigermilking was great. Cheers, Mark.>>
It was indeed the grandest of fun, as things organised by Mr C generally are
(notwithstanding porn viewings). Cheers boyo, even if you have deserted us
to have fun in America at the moment. So what things _are_ there to do in
Denver when you're bald?
ALL THESE THINGS I LOVE SO WELL
Harrumph. I must admit it now, although it galls somewhat: the Magnetic
Fields' triple album "69 Love Songs" is a work of genius, and it only took
people playing it to me for 6 months for it to filter through. Jeez Louise
but I'm always behind the Times, rather like Uncle Bulgaria. To add
substance to this statement, I only saw "Fight Club" for the first time this
weekend. Mmm, falling skyscrapers as affirmative imagery connected to happy
ending of film, that's not going to happen, well, ever again, probably.
SO I MUSTN'T FORGET, NO I MUSTN'T FORGET
Eek, will need to post tape tree tape on soonish. On this subject, the
next tape that I make is going to have some quality stuff on it, as I haff
mostly bin exploring junk shops' vinyl sections, coming up for air this
Saturday with, amongst others, "Best of Dolly Parton - volume 2", "Non Stop
Erotic Cabaret" by Soft Cell, and a Stylistics album. How freaking
eclectic.
TO SAY A GREAT BIG THANK-YOU
People who got me cool stuff (and pints) for the occasion of my turning 24
years young are officially wonderful. Especially *you*. Yikes, now I'm the
age that I am, I'll have to watch out that heart disease doesn't put the
kibosh on "My Brilliant Career" by Miles Franklin (Virago Press, ISBN
0860681939). Ahem.
Love,
Liz :x
I MUSTN'T FORGET
p.s. Now that the answers to the treasure hunt clues have been released, I
wonder if Ken will be a happier boy, and maybe drive me and Marianna to the
Oriental City sometime to eat noodles and look at pretty tropical fish.
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