Sinister:Kelvingrove and single review
Peter Miller and/or Arantxa Ubieta
oc245d8aff at xxx.net
Mon Nov 10 16:10:54 GMT 1997
Keith Watson wrote:
> Dylan in the Movies....
>
> "The story is about a boy who goes for a walk in the park
> at
> night and is scared in case anybody comes up from behind
> and
> grabs him.
> [Keith Watson]
> Comes up from behind and "grabbed". This'll be Kelvingrove
> park eh! Is that what they're calling it now?
>
> That's why it says "don't look back", which is
> also a film about Bob Dylan."
>
Yes, Kelvigrove Park has always been a bit of a dodgy area,
including the road that runs through it. I once had an
eventful stroll along there at around about twilight time.
First of all I noticed a man enthusiastically cleaning his
gearstick in a parked car (didn't know such things happened
at the time), and then a bit further along a man who looked
like a great big mutant version of Chris Geddes tried to
block my path. I think he was going to "grab" me, but I
risked life and limb by running out into the road, thus
preserving my sanctiity for another day.
Shall I type in the last B&S related bit from my crappy
magazine?
Don't all shout at once - here it is:
Belle and Sebastian - Lazy Line Painter Jane
What is the hyperexpressive Monica Queen doing straddling a
song by Belle and Sebastian? Putting the most well-scrubbed
fans of the neat and tidy Glasgow combo out of socket,
that's what. The result (the EP's title track) is like an
unnatural meeting between Texas, Tarnation, and a little
monkey with a new organ. The three other songs are no better
than those on Dog on Wheels, the previous EP, no, there's no
The State I Am In nor blatant tributes to Love, bbut a track
like A Century of Elvis - spoken word and cotton backing
vocals- makes it obligatory to give them a vote of
confidence and close your eyes and wish that If You're
Feeling Sinister doesn't remain just a pretty seasonal
curiosity.
By Carlos Calvo (which means Charles Baldy)
There, that's a bit more controversial, isn't it? I still
haven't heard the song in question, so I can't really
comment. But I'm all for Monica Queen.
Peter
PS: It's a bit quiet isn't it? Is it a bank holiday or
something?
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