Hi all, Melmoz here. Man, it got cold here all of a sudden! It was 70
degrees
just two days ago and now it is 45! The joys of living in the south of the
US.
Sinister Texas Round-Up
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Just want to announce that there will be a Sinister Round-Up in Texas coming
up very soon!!!!! So all of you listees who live in Texas, live near Texas
and want to visit us, or who will be around these parts, you are ALL
invited! Email me if you would like to come, not too sure on the date yet
but it is in the works. I am thinking anywhere from late April to June
would be a good time. School will be out by then and we can take our time
making plans. We'll make more of a decision when I hear who wants to come.
Good ol' Vince the Bee and myself will be organizing the whole thing. I
know of 5 people who live in Texas so far. I was thinking of doing a Dallas
get-together first, since it is my hometown and I kind of wanted my first
sponsored Sinister event to run smoothly and in a familiar environment for
me. But if we have other requests, I am open to anything.
Ken Chu, wanna come??? Heard you wanted to visit Texas someday, now's your
chance!
So, put on your boots, and lord knows don't forget that horse (you know that
is the Texan mode of transportation, that and SUVs) and come on down (or up)
for the Sinister Texas Round-up!!
More details to follow!
Goin crazy with CDs:
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I went nuts at Virgin records the other day and bought tons of cd's! I sold
some stuff on Ebay and took that money and bought myself about 12 cds.
Included: Magnetic Fields 69 Love Songs Vol 1, Black Box Recorder, Arab
Strap, Magnetic Fields 'Get Lost', Velvet Underground, JJ72 and some old
Erasure, and many more. Thanks for whoever recommended Arab Strap, they are
the cat's pajamas. I also dig 69 Love Songs Vol 1, but can anyone write and
tell me if Vol 2 and 3 are good and worth a buy? What really sucked about
the Virgin outing was that I had a coupon for $25 off a $100 purchase and
forgot it. Uck!
This past weekend, I attended a music convention here in Dallas. Well, if
you can call it a convention. It was mostly just old hippies selling old
Peter Frampton records and what not. Not at all what Vince and I were
hoping to see, of course we wanted more indie bands and whatnot. I think
that I was one of the only females in the place, and it didn't help matters
much that I was wearing a mini-skirt. Got many a look from scruffy old men.
B&S Content:
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Oh yeah, I finally bought B&S Modern Rock Song and Legal Man on Ebay, as
well as Sodastream. Have you guys heard about them? They sound strangely
like B&S I must say, which is what drew me to them. I heard about them
through www.microindie.com, pretty good site.
Do you ever notice that some B&S songs have a VERY similar chord
progressions to other artists' songs? I have noticed the following:
1. "Take Your Carriage Clock and Shove It" chords sound like "I've Never
Been to Me" on the Priscilla Queen of the Desert soundtrack (listen for a
while)
2. "Mayfly" beginning chords sounds like "Another Pleasant Valley Sunday"
3. "Get Me Away from Here I'm Dying" chords sounds like Pachelbel's Canon
I might be totally wacked but at least they do to me. Remember I'm not
making any comparisons of B&S to those artists, only the chords!!!!!
Well enough from Melmoz. Night all....
Melmozduck
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sini-ster,
agh, they are seismically upgrading the building i work in. this
means they are drilling through concrete with the loudest, most
brain-vibrating devices. but right now they are not. and i am
listening to songs:ohia. good. songs:ohia was definitely i think the
best concert of last year. i laughed, i cried, i awed.
kyla wrote this line and i think it's lovely:
'here's the town 30 miles away burning down'
and also how could one not love a cinematographer cowboy. but it's a
sad love, kyla's. like when you fall in love with a character in a
book. and you dream about them and generally walk around in a daze
for a while until you realize the futility of it all. but for some
awful reason you still want to read the book again and again.
(the first time this happened to me i was 14 and reading what else
but: 'the thorn birds'. agh. i'm well over it though.)
i would have made this line my subject line, but i wanted to get on
the big lebowski wagon (how big *is it*?) before it really expired.
the first time i saw this movie i actually fell out of my theatre
seat i was laughing so hard. yes, it was an old theatre with slantly
seats, but still, it was that 'this is so funny and so brilliant i
have lost control of my senses' kind of laughter.
i also have to say: duvet manifesto! we will crush all inferior
bedding. we will be comfortable in all weathers. we will pay
attention to department store flyers advertising 50%-off duvet sales.
sinister was talking about this a long time ago, but since it is
still winter, it is still relevant. anyone who has ever had a proper
duvet cannot go back to 'blankets' and 'comforters' or 'sleeping bags
opened up in imitation of a blanket'. i implore you: duvet today.
and see 'waking life', yeah!
and if you snowboard, get wristguards! or only go on really powdery
days. because i broke my wrist snowboarding on what can only be
described as 'ice' two weeks ago and it is Not Fun. and the
seismic-upgrading drills make my broken bones vibrate. ow.
next time i write sinister there will be less advice and more telling
of tales, i promise :) i emote.
fantastiche!
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for months after i had met him, my eyes filled with
tears whenever i thought about our encounter. not
sadness, but not quite happiness either -- simply the
ache of awareness, the sense that somehow our meeting
had significance i wouldn't be able to decipher.
when my mother told me he had sent me a letter which
was promptly lost in the mail i quickly hid my tears
in a musty pillow. it's embarassing enough to be
caught crying. but over someone i'd met for four
hours?
but i'd never quite seen the land as it flowed through
someone's veins. his tanned leathery skin barely
concealed the mountain cornices and talus pilings
laying beneath. i was captivated by him. my cousins
and sister huddled in the kitchen, but i had his
attentions monopolized. we talked about coal mining,
about deadly explosions 100 feet below ground, about
how cold the wind can be sweeping down from 9,000 foot
mountain peaks.
he's been a cowboy for 80 years. my grandmother and
her siblings have always amazed me: the socialite, the
stone mason, the bishop and the cowboy. finally i was
meeting the cowboy! he lived in a tiny shack in a
virtually uninhabited valley near tonopah, nevada for
35 years. alone, save for his cattle. he didn't heat
his home: if his cows didn't get heat, neither did he.
when the winter came he'd be snowed in for months at a
time. in spring he'd head out on his horse for 6 weeks
at a strech, placing raw eggs in the flour-filled
saddlebags at his side.
at night, he would painstakingly paint color on black
and white photographs of his beloved ruby valley. in
the 1940s he sent away for a 16mm movie camera. at my
insistence, he pulled out some films. here's a bobcat
i caught. here's the ranch in january. i gasp at the
ridge peaks jutting valiantly into an ice blue sky.
here's the town 30 miles away burning down. here's
your grandparents when they were just married, 63
years ago. here -- here's some explosions in the night
sky. i think, please, please don't tell me those
glowing shapes in the 1940s nevada sky are what i
think they are. oh yes, those are the atomic bombs
being tested 60 miles away. fallout all over my ranch,
all the time. here's my best friend charlie, a native
american who taught me how to hunt for fish by weaving
sticks into dams in streams flush with late spring.
finally, this week, only six months later, i sat down
to write him a letter. but how do you write a love
letter to your grandmother's 80 year old brother? how
do you say he's one of the most beautiful people
you've ever seen in your life? how do you tell him
you've heard he keeps collapsing off his horse and
that maybe he's too old to work 7 days a week. how do
you say i feel the mountains in your blood and it
fills me with tears. how do you say please tell me
every story you have about being a cowboy
cinematographer. but i choked out a few lines,
trusting that perhaps he'll understand them as well as
he seemed to understand the watery eyes i turned away
from him everytime he stepped into the kitchen for a
glass of water.
**************
in other news, to add to the indie emo hip hop
discussion, i would like to second joe and archel's
opinion of emohop. it certainly exists, and the boy
i'm currently dating is a rapper in one of the groups
archel mentioned, anticon, and i can report that not
only does he wear thrift store tshirts and navy wool
cardigans but that he owns every b & s lp and ep and
that we get into spirited arguments over the nature of
twee. and that he raps about things like being an
office temp.
love to all.
-- kyla
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Hey folks,
Does anybody know where i can get the mp3 of B&S's "Wandering Alone"?? And
its lyrics?? Actually, i'm not really sure the song is called "Wandering
Alone", but they performed it here in Brazil (at the Free Jazz Festival),
and i read on the newspaper that the song is called Wandering Alone, but it
hasn't been released yet. Well, whatever, i guess you know what song i'm
talking about...
Bye,
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Hello
the homepage of Netscape just confronted me with the question 'Is Anna Kournikova Relevant?' Good grief. Relevant to what? I much prefer the aptly-named Israeli player, Miss Smashnova.
In a very good mood today because I just got tickets to go and see Isaac Hayes in Brooklyn next month. This is very exciting. I wonder if he'll do a cover version of Don't Leave the Light On, Baby? Mmm, that would be good.
To those of you in the UK (and who live anywhere near the miniscule number of cinemas that will be kind enough to show it), I think that Richard Linklater's gorgeous 'Waking Life' opens tomorrow. Please please please go and see it! Even if the rambling philosophy lecture gets a little silly at times, just close your ears and watch the animation float across the screen: you'll think you're on the loveliest drugs ever invented.
And is 'Storytelling' really that bad? It opens properly here in the US tomorrow, and is getting savaged in the most entertaining ways by reviewers. Why on earth did B&S get involved with Solondz in the first place?
Until next time,
David
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People said stuff about the Warlords of Pez (if you don't believe me, look:
Dirty Vicar said this:
"Grainne was right, my last subject line was a reference to the mighty
Warlords of Pez. They are this strange Dublin band who play gigs wearing animal masks all dressed in, er can't remember, is it leather jackets and cycling shorts? And they have someone onstage with them with a flipchart which contains the lyrics to their songs (usually the same as the title of their songs). One song is called 'Derek Davis In A Pound Shop With A Basket Full Of Deodorant' (this might mean more to you if you were familiar with Irish TV personality Derek Davis), another 'Fuck Your Partner Like A Zombie Till Their Brains Come Out Their Head' (or something like that). I think they're destined for massive mainstream success.
Is Chris Pez in Warlords of Pez? that would be cool."
and then Chris said this:
"aha!! since they/we all wear masks then you'll never know.
yeah, i commute to dublin every week to practice
they sound a bit like the comedy slipknot"
See, I'm not making it up.)
And I felt that I had to add some more, because I think Sinister should know about the power of Pez. I adore the band, partly because there is a Warlord in my class at college, and I fancy the pants off him, but also because the gigs are so much fun! They really, really are, if you are in the right mood and the right atmosphere. The Temple Bar Music Centre in Dublin is perfect.
My favourite Pez songs are 'Clippity clop, clippity clop, over the hills and into the sea' and 'Big Robots Don't Paint Very Well' and I also like 'F' and 'UTV'. As well as dressing up, they give out freebies like programmes and comic books, all designed my the band. I think they are very cool, and I want to be in Pez, because they have so much fun!
The song about Derek Davis is based on a true story, by the way!
I think I've performed very badly in all the Friend Tests that I've done. All the questions are much too hard.
Did everyone enjoy the Belfast gig on Monday? I think the line about Stiff Little Fingers in 'Me and the Major' was there just for the Dirty Vicar. I have photos of the gig which will hopefully end up on the web sometime next week, if you're interested.
Oh dear, I think I am committing the big no-no of quoting more than I've written. (does that sentence make sense?) Will you forgive me this time, if I promise not to do it again?
Gr�inne.
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Bless me Sinister it's been about 7 years since my
last confession.
I kept getting asked by a co-worker yesterday why I
don't go. And it just occurred to me that I don't know
anyone (friends) who does either. Does anyone who is
relatively young go to 'the sacrament of
reconciliation' as a personal choice? And would not
going to confession- be something you could confess?
Actually the real reason that I don't go is because
the little booths make me nervous. They are so
threatening you feel as if you killed someone when you
haven't and the priest is behind a screen so as not to
become a victim of your psycho spree.
There is a confession session though where you can
talk to the priest in person, which I did once. That's
less frightening.
Professors can really piss me off. The kind that look
at your test as soon as you hand it to them. Then they
give you that look that says 'This is all wrong. You
are stupid.' There's a boy in my class who has a Fat
Albert shirt that makes me happy when I see it though.
As I was listening to B&S this morning someone told me
there is something called Sebastian syndrome which is
a blood/spleen condition. It's rare apparently.
'you can take me for 50 cents'
that was what a cracked out teenage girl said to me on
my way to buy a lighter. At first I thought she was
asking me for 50 cents but then it was apparent that
she wasn't. She was with her friends who all looked
like they had taken turns saying that to people. I
just smiled and said no that's alright. If I was a
pimp hey it'd be all good but um, no. Which reminds me
(How pimps lead to thoughts of Valentine's day, lord
only knows). I was onced asked by a guy coming out of
a gay bar if I needed a Valentine. I gave him the same
response as well but if things start to look grim come
February 14 maybe I should look him up.
amen
x michelle x
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If you are looking for a good reason to celebrate tonight, look no further:
Stewie is out of the nursery!! (and, yes, there was much rejoicing.)
I don't want to take up to much room with this but I do want to introduce
myself. I am first and foremost a lazy scenester (I'm not proud) and I fund
this lifestyle by teaching intro courses at a university in Ohio. I signed
up for this list so I could make good use of the hours I spend sitting in my
office in case any of my students decide they want to chit chat. I also
read and write papers with ridiculous titles like "Processes of Embodiment
and Spatialization in the Writings of Paul Auster."
Furthermore, I want to praise the idea of the nursery. I have been on too
many lists that have no such feature and the list members suffer greatly
from it. My mandatory lurking time really did its job and gave me a great
opportunity to see exactly what goes on here but it left me with a burning
question: why does everyone have a runny nose? At first I thought it was
just a weather thing but now that I have been allowed to post, I find that
my nose is suddenly runny as well. Honey, what gives?
Well, all this non-sense is unfortunately a decent enough introduction for
myself. I hope my message finds everyone well - if a bit stopped up - and I
am looking forward to Sinister filling my dreary office hours with ... uh
... well, all its sinister goodness.
Stewie
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hi everyone,
just wanted to let you all know that we have now set up a news mailing list
which you can join at
http://www.banchory.net/belleandsebastian/list/list.asp
this list will be a news list only and the band, neil & i will post to it
regularly with news on gigs, new releases and other stuff. it should
hopefully be the first place you'll find things out.
so join up now, there will be an announcement coming fairly shortly on the
list about the first lot of gigs scheduled for 2002!
cheers,
katrina.
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My biannual post.
I noticed someone posted a "songs never played list", and Seymour
Stein wasn't on it. It seems like a bastardized B&S song, I never hear
anyone mention it, but the song is very dear to me, and I was
saddened when they didn't play it here in LA. Those of you who have
heard it live are a lucky bunch indeed.
I'm in love again. For those of you who don't know me (all of you), my
six year relationship with my fiancee ended last March, which was
fairly devastating, of course, but it offered a wealth of new
opportunities, so for that I feel blessed. She got married in late
December (yes, nine months later), and *that very evening* I came home
to find a message on my voicemail from the girl I'm currently dating,
who is absolutely stunning in every respect of her being.
I'm writing lots of haikus.
I'm smoking my pipe.
I'm playing the Smiths a lot.
I'm thinking of her.
Each of you have a splendid day.
Regards,
m.
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