...lived on; as so did I.
dear sinister
i am absolutely astonished from all the warmth and sustain i've
received following my last post. I just can't find the words, or
have I not the words to say how I am glad and appreciate it.
I've never really meant to bring all those worries over you, this is
kind of unfair. really and terribly unfair. and i also don't know how
to apologize for that. just please believe me, it was not meant
to be. maybe I've been kind of selfish. it can be the pure truth, but i
just move trough that without thinking at the effect of my words and
action. i just wanted to drop a line before taking a new path, a path i
didn't have the courage to go trough. if you can forgive me, if you
can...
take care, yours
stefano
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I've been having a lot of thoughts lately, mostly about things and my life
and how nothing ever seems to work out. I've come to the conclusion that
the reason why nothing good ever happens to me is that I never believe I'm
the kind of person that good things happen to.
When good things do happen to me, I'd feel that I'm on borrowed time, that
something DRASTICALLY BAD was about to make everything wrong again, and
subsequently I'd be too busy preparing for the bliss to end, practicing ways
to take defeat gracefully that I end up feeling miserable even when things
aren't going right. Even worse, I'd even throw it all away - thinking I
don't deserve it, that people will frown on me that I'm having something
that I don't deserve, and so I give up.
There is a funny episode in the Sci-fi comedy Red Dwarf, called "Better than
Life" - it's about this new virtual reality game in which anything that
you've always desired will happen - but this guy Rimmer (who's a Smeghead)
ended up having all the bad things happening to him because he can't get his
head to think that anything good can happen to him. It was funny on TV -
not so funny in real life.
But I think it's time I take off my reality helmet and face the real world -
I'm getting my life sorted, I'm going to stop being in a muddle and start
believing that good things do and will happen to me - I'll have to start
from scratch, since I'm in a bit of a rock bottom at the moment on all
fronts. But it's looking up already - it's the weekend :)
Cheers and Red Bulls
Ken
P.S.: One good thing that I'm sure will one day happen to me is that B&S are
going to reveal the answers to the various Treasure Hunt clues - we just
don't know when!!
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I must apologize because I previously posted that Much
Music's Belle's footage would be on tonight, but John
Spencer will be filling those shoes. I believe it's
going to be next week, but will confirm it when I know
for sure.
Andrew
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Hello hello,
I don't have anything to advertise this time - a pure
post of relative pointlessness, if that's okay.
It's a warm day, so warm that my skin hasn't stopped
being sticky all day. Any of it. It's an attractive
image, I'm sure, and one I shall hurry by to prevent
the delicates among you requiring smelling salts
administered by men in starched collars with
flamboyant facial hair (cf. Peter Miller).
Amy Longcore has recently gone pastiche (and Ken)
crazy. Admirable qualities in a woman, as Pinter would
say. Sadly, unlike (in) Pinter, Amy doesn't show us
her knickers.
I've been spending money like mad lately, which is
just *silly*. I'm still unemployed, but as you may
have noticed, even housework no longer has the illicit
thrill that encouraged me to post all about those
saucy floor-mopping moments in my underwear which
graced Sinister in January. Nowadays, of course, I
need to do it shaven and naked with a feather duster
up my bum to get anywhere near the same thrill.
I did discover, though, that cleaning the bath while
taking a shower is both highly effective and almost
like play!
So, much picnicking in the immediate future (American
listees ignore this paragraph, it'll only bore you).
Brighton on the 25th! Then London on the 1st June! Has
anything been officially arranged for then? It's a
Saturday and certainly *deserves* a picnic, Primrose
Hill, 2pm, etc. etc. How about it?
(/me patiently waits for an email telling him how out
of touch he is, how there's already an orgy of epic
proportions organised, etc. etc.)
I spent a large part of the last two days with one of
the bestest listees in the world. She's Robyn! And
she's been in London, and is coming back in time for
Brighton! I'm not sure what I'll do without her for
the next ten days. She's THAT cool.
I went to New York last week. But that probably
deserves a post to itself.
Toodle pip sinister!
Mark xxx
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Well many thanks for the overwhelming welcome. (2 replies!) Not sarcasm at
all! Both Carla and Tam I thank you from teh bottom. . . I might check the
national pop league out this month, and carla for those words of
encouragement you're a star. I've just sent a piccy of myself for inclusion
in the pulling page, watch the replies roll in!!! (wishful thinking or
what?)
The postie has just arrived at teh door and I have a copy of the new Looper
album courtesy of those nice people at Mute. (aah!)
My 1st time with B&S was seeing the sleeve of 'Tigermilk' in the window of
Missing records on Gt. Western Rd, I had a wee scan of the sleeve and
thought what the hell. I bought 'Tigermilk' and a mint condition Mono copy
of 'The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn' for £15. Which is a bargain, as it's syd
mix. . . (blah blah blah) And since then I've never looked back, but thats a
medical problem!
well keep it clean kids!
mwah!
brian
np- Beach Boys- 'Love You' (1977) Aah pop for gartnavel royal!
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I would have posted this sooner, but as I have been on the road for the
past two weeks, this was the first opportunity I had to send/check
email.
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Belle & Sebastian graced the stage of the Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA on
Monday. The band was in top form, and the show was flawless (minus a few
minor technical difficulties that happened periodically during
instrument changeovers). The Great Lakes, another Elephant 6 project and
a friend of Sarah's, opened for the band, and they were very
entertaining and good. They got the well-dressed audience warmed up for
Belle & Sebastian, and they were quite excited for having the
opportunity to open for Belle & Sebastian. After the Great Lakes set,
there was a very short break, and Belle & Sebastian walked out on to the
stage and broke into a very intense and high energy version "Le Pastie
De La Bourgeoisie". The show continued with the same intensity
throughout the night especially during Stevie's rocking harmonica solos
on "Me And The Major", Mick's clapping and dancing on "Wandering Alone",
Melora's beautiful cello playing on "We Rule The School", the Great
Lake's and Sarah's dancing and singing on "Legal Man", and Stuart's
antics and dancing on "There's Too Much Love". The band interacted with
the audience throughout the night inviting members of the audience up on
stage to sing and dance and by passing a microphone out to the audience
to sing on certain songs. Sarah invited the members of the Great Lakes
up on stage for some singing and dancing during "Legal Man" which was
very entertaining. That song took on a whole new personality live. The
band stated that they absolutely loved the venue, and that they had a
lot of fun in Atlanta. The audience had a lot of fun too and thanks the
band for the wonderful music and good times in Atlanta. We hope to see
you again soon...
The setlist for the evening is as follows:
Le Pastie De La Bourgeoisie
Woman's Realm
String Bean Jean
Wandering Alone
I Fought In A War
Me And The Major
Jonathan David
Sarah #2
Don't Leave The Light On Baby
The Model
Sweet Home Alabama Jam
Georgia On My Mind
Sweet Home Alabama
Simple Things
The Boy With The Arab Strap
We Rule The School
I Love My Car
Like Dylan In The Movies
Get Me Away From Here, I'm Dying
The Wrong Girl
Dirty Dream #2
Legal Man
Encore:
This Is Just A Modern Rock Song
There's Too Much Love
Notes on the setlist:
The band played an instrumental version of Sweet Home Alabama while
Stuart was talking to audience members about who knew the lyrics good
enough to sing them on stage. While Stuart was pulling people up on
stage, the band played and Stevie sang "Georgia On My Mind". Also,
Stevie dedicated his performance of "The Wrong Girl" to one of his
favorite rock legends, Elvis Presley. Stuart passed a microphone out to
three guys up front for the bridge on Dirty Dream #2.
A few photos from the show:
http://www.dtpx.com/images/photography/2002/belleandsebastian.05132002/b
elandseb.05132002.1.jpg
http://www.dtpx.com/images/photography/2002/belleandsebastian.05132002/b
elandseb.05132002.2.jpg
http://www.dtpx.com/images/photography/2002/belleandsebastian.05132002/g
reatlakes.05132002.1.jpg
I will post more photos later. Time to catch up on sleep now...
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hello dears,
The setting: I was sitting in my common room at school, the cool kids were
playing darts and the posse girls were sitting talking about who pulled them
at the metropolis nightclub. Some were even taking a tally of the number of
boys they snogged, one girl managed to have 50 odd or something, she
couldn't remember exactly.
I guess if i had a gang then some of them were playing darts and the rest
were talking amongst themselves, i was alternating between putting a jacket
over my head to pretend i was sleeping and reading something, i'm pretty
sure it was the picture of dorian gray but it just mighta been the catcher
in the rye.
I had the smiths on my personal stereo, or my walkman if you will. I never
liked music as a kid, i was just a reader as a kid. I loved the escapism of
children's fantasy, gosh i still do. It wasn't till i was 13 i realized i
loved music i still didn't know what i liked though, i found oasis and they
were good but there was something missing then ocean colour scene and i
liked them more but still i knew it was a passing phase, there was still
something absent.
Then my musical mentor,or maybe just my mentor, or maybe someone who just
had similar tastes to me but the desire to search new things out, i've never
quite decided on that. Anyway he gave me Nirvana and Radiohead and they were
superb, that's when i realised music was going to be a major part of my life
i guess, that was almost my first time but not quite, i loved it but it
still hadn't all came together.
So anyway in the common room i have the smiths and i haven't really listened
to it but i liked what i'd heard even though i hadn't given it a good spin
yet and then david walks up to me and steals it giving me a tape of what he
says are a band that are sometimes described as the new smiths and they were
called Belle and Sebastian.
So i put the tape on and pulled the jacket over my head so no one would
bother me and it was just before the start of we rule the school, y'know the
talking part of i could be dreaming, rip van winkle i think for some reason.
Then we rule the school started and i heard the piano then stuarts voice.
That's when i had my first musical epiphany,hell maybe even my first
epiphany of any sort. For a few minutes i wasn't in school but some
transcendental place where it was okay to dream,in fact dreaming was
important. There was no counting the number of boys you'd snogged and trying
in vain to remember their names, no shouting and swearing and trying to
outdo each other in some sort of slagging match, there was somewhere where
everything made sense and there was something perfect, indescribable.
Then the bell rang, accounting probably, i went in a daze. I knew things
wouldn't be the same after that, they weren't.
dannypie xxx
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I hadn't noticed any posts on the Atlanta show (it's possible, I
could've missed them), so I thought I'd post this.
This Oklahoma transplant that lives in Dallas, TX, flew out to Atlanta,
Saturday, for a much needed 4 days off. I witnessed acts that ranged
from Bozo Porno Circus to Belle and Sebastian, and a bit of Salsa
dancing, inbetween - I took a Salvadoran girl.
Monday night we arrived @ the Tabernacle, only to hear B&S already
playing, from outside. Speaking to some other fans, once inside, I
figured I hadn't missed but 5 minutes or so of the show. The venue was
truly worthy of a B&S gig; it was an old Baptist Cathedral that was
designed so that no matter where you were standing, you wouldn't be more
than 40 yards from the stage - there really wasn't a bad seat in the
house. And, as a bonus, my beautiful, salvadoran friend, used her
powers of seduction, to sneak in my digital still camera - this
especially rocked.
Isobel wasn't there, of course; but, since she wasn't in Austin either,
I really didn't miss her much. Stuart and Stevie seem to be the life of
the band, and I really enjoy watching them perform - especially Stevie
on "Me and the Major", and Stuart, doing his "White Guy" dance.
Once inside, I navigated my way around the crowd, and was able to get
some truly amazing pictures; once I have them up, I'll post a URL where
everyone can view them. Toward the end of the show, I was approached by
an angry Neil, the tour manager, who thought the camera, I had, was
being used for video. Once I showed him the pictures, he was totally
cool and let me continue taking them, even after the bouncers tried to
take away the camera. Thanks goes out to Neil.
The cover they performed was by Skynyrd - I was actually standing next
to the guy (everyone knows this guy) that yelled "Play some Skynyrd".
Well, they did; they didn't know the lyrics to the song they sang,
"Sweet Home Alabama", so they had a girl, from the Audience, sing it.
All-in-all, it was an amazing show, and I feel very lucky, to have seen
my favorite band twice, on this tour.
-Vince
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Hello group! I've ginally been removed from the confines of the nursery and
I'm now wandering around fixated by all these new sensations.
Err, where to begin? Well I'm Brian, just moved back to Glasgow after 7
years living and working in Cumbria, London and the USA. I can't get over
the changes in the dear green place, most of my all haunts have changed
beyond recognition. (Curlers) Or been removed off the face of the earth.
So I'm now getting me bearings whilst trying to get employment and sell my
house in Cumbria, so staying back at my mothers again after 9 years out of
the nest is frustrating!
So if any list memembers want to say hello pop into the byres road oxfam
music store on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday afternoon. 'Cos I'm a sad and
lonely case. (puppy dog eyes and waits for the expected 'aww' to rise.)
Just got an email offering me 2 free tickets for a show tomorrow night at
Tuts, The Alarm, pete Wylie & Wah! and Spear Of Destiny. (lucky me!!!)
Ach well enough of this dribble, aplogies to all and sundry, remeember I'm
new so be nice.
mwah! to all
Brian (McNeill)
p.s.- We got a copy of 'Tigermilk' on Electric Honey on Saturday amongst a
MASSIVE donation in the shop. Sleev only I'm afraid. .
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Dear sinister
sometime sit gets just too hard to cope with 'the art of living'.
is there be something that can be taught? something which is worth
learning? something thatt I can learn. or that I will learn. I feel
I'll never learn it. I'll never cope with tha. just kind of not
belonging to, despite your wish, despite your trials. for long time
sinister has been nearly my only joy. I still love all you sinister and
i wished you would have known, even if i'm not the good one to say those
kind of things.messages made me cry, mad me smile, or wondering what
the hell are they saying. this was just my favorite company on train
journey from home to the bench. and I'm on a different bench now.
this morning I when I woke up, it was 5, the night was spent on
the wood floor in someone else's houses. i could not get into my room
any more.i could not share my room any more. i stay there. i was half a
drunk, staying on the cold wood and feeling even colder i could not
sleep but watch the dark blue of the night trough the window ceiling.
everything is decided. everything is fixed now. there is no other
choice. there is only one choice. looking over for the blue to pail
gently, until about 3. the sleepiness came over to bring a small rest,
welcome and unwelcome.
then went off the room. down the corridors i walked alone as
usually. out in the street the air was brilliant in the very trembling
morning light and beautiful, and my eyes can't stand wide open when i
start crying. that's what i wished o badly in the last two days. that's
what i wished til the morning of the the sunday before, but just i was
dried and no tears came out of my eyes. this can make me happy. i can
still feel something outside the coldness and the greyness, but they are
always there.
the sun shined just to dry them when i jumped in the hammersmith
tube station a nd then on the train. it shined just that i was blinded,
but there is no point is seen anything today. there is no point of
seeing anything after last night. and after a whole lifetime in which
nothing that can be said worth is ever happened. I wished to cry
longer but just i couldn't and the train went all the way down to
whitechappel and then i walk down to my bench and there were no car on
the street, no people in the marked only me and other passer and the
trees and the green of the leaves and the colors fro flowers and that
is just a street of london but nothing special, and i wished the time
could have stopped at that time. frozen in. but the time goes and goes
and does not care of our wishes. of my faint wishes. but there is no
reason to wish anything today. the day the decision is taken. is taken.
will i go all the way trough? will I? am I J. A prufrock? and i'll
drown. today is lovely a lovely day to say good bye. I'm sorry I
just can't say thank you. i wish you all the best, take care of
yourselves, stefano
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