Hm... Personally I'd say no, but then I recall the name of their last album. It's still funny to consider, though. Maybe that'll be the name of the fourth album. What the hell is a woofkie anyhow? Well, I really shouldn't be writing this, as I should be doing what I am required to spend 90% of my time on: developing & printing photographs. Argh! No replies to personal e-mails in probably two weeks. Sorry about that all of you who know what I'm talking about. Likewise sorry to those I owe tapes to... So, Loneliness will be the single, eh? I'm quite pleased, I can't imagine a better single. If there are no Stevie songs on the Winter Woofkie, where will Wrong Girl go? Hm, who knows... Isn't it interesting to note, though, that they seem to play lots of songs which later appear on EPs before official release, and most of the songs they record on albums are not on sessions, etc. Just an interesting overgeneralization, nothing more. To the person who commented about US TV & Radio, I think you might like to rephrase that. You must, of course, mean the musical shows/channels on US TV, right? I mean, we do have an awful lot of crap on TV, but who can knock the country which came up with Space Ghost Coast to Coast, Dexter's Laboratory & The Tick? Plus, I've been surprised by some shows I found interesting on VH1. Namely that program where they track down members of old (mostly 80's) bands and say where they are now. I was pleased to watch segments on both Thomas Dolby and Dexy's. Another part of the appeal is to see how sad some people have become. Some member of some new wave groop was saying how he did soundtracks to pornos, but that it was "not what you might think," and that he only did music for "classy," pornos. A clip of the intro of one of said "classy" pornos yielded an opposing observation by myself. Too, most of our radio sucks, and I say that as a music director. But, you must not overlook our many wonderful "oldies," stations. Incidentally, I am not all that surprised to find that Stevie is a fan of Booker T & the MGs. In fact, I was listening to said oldies radio one day last Christmas, and a song came on and I could swear it sounded so much like B&S, what with that organ & all. Well, more like B&S than most stuff on oldies radio anyway =P A questioning of my mother yielded that it was most likely Booker T. & the MGs. It wasn't "Green Onions," but it's not on the album I picked up by them either. I heard it again last week, but you know they never tell you what songs are playing, or in most cases, the bands either. So in summation, B&S won a Brit, huh? Well did they give a speech or anything? "This is for all you lovely people on the Sinister List," or something of the like? Or maybe "This is Pish, I'm leaving." /"\_/"\_/"\ Mick McMick/Sandcastle Records <<->> bp224996@ohiou.edu \ / Sandcastle Records Homepage: ICQ#5056758 | | http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Amphitheatre/4972/ | | "I am always wishing to make people | | in the world happy with my smiles." | | -Mr. Friendly +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ +---+ Brought to you by the Sinister mailing list +---+ To send to the list please mail "sinister@majordomo.net". To unsubscribe send "unsubscribe sinister" or "unsubscribe sinister-digest" to "majordomo@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" +-+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------+