Sinister: you crazy critters

[David & Katrina]

Robert McTaggart wrote:
> 
> I don't know what to make of all this.  As a new arrival to the list,
> I'm slightly bemused by all this heated political debate on the
> subject.  Surely, a little patience is required, I'm confident it'll
> come out in its entirety in one place, no crazy bsides, extra CDs for
> the select few.  I have a certain degree of faith in the group.
> 
> All this fuckin elitism about how it can't come out in the original
> sleeve, well that's for the purists only.  The important thing is that
> we have beautiful new songs like 'Modern Rock Song' or 'Slow Graffiti'
> (or is it one f two t's, I can never remember) to look forward to.
> 'Tigermilk' is great, but we can wait...
> 
> As for ripping off bob Dylan, or whatever the pastie may mean, yeah
> yeah...all I know is that like the Go B's, the Pastels or hell, the
> Shangri-las, they're one of the few groups whose lyrics combine the
> astral and the apparently banal and can fit into any emotional
> situation the incurable romantic may find himself in.  'Seeing other
> people' may be a gay anthem, but it means something altogether
> different and altogether more personal to me.  And that dear friends
> is their beauty....
> 
> Goodnight young lovers xxx

thank you for putting us back on a straight path, we were wandering abit
weren't we.
i think it's bloody important that we have people remind us occasionally
about why we're on this list. none of us could really care for much else
than tigermilk be re-issued, belle and sebastian to continue writing and
releasing fragile but special songs, and this whole thing of love.

why do we so easily forget this?
what is it about e-mails that can twist your intentions and create a
flame?
whatever, i don't need the answers.
i just need reminding of the way i feel when i listen to 'sinister' or a
bad recording of the radio sessions, or anything else they do.

as the duke always says 'keep the faith', well, given the chance i think
we all will.

david kitchen

 - feeling somewhat fragile because the hot water has now broken, along
with the computer, cd player and one of our windows. everything seems to
fall to bits when you're suspended 200 feet high over west london, but
at least we've still got Belle and Sebastian. :)




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