Sinister: revolution?

[Steve Goldman]

Actually, certain small markets are making a bit of a niche for
B&S...especially on the college circuit...

Here in Atlanta, Criminal Records in Little Five Points and stations WREK
(Georgia Tech) and WRAS (Georgia State) have had B&S on their heavy
rotation lists for months now...also, Criminal has been pushing the album
rather heavily, giving it a great review in their self-published
fanzine...

So, among college folk down here, they're not unheard of...now, in Kansas,
well, I can't say...;P

--Steven

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On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, Kelso wrote:

> DTG EAST wrote:
> >>> it's that nice Mr Crowley playing "Century of  Fakers" on
> >>>XFM. It nearly made my morning. He also commented
> >>>that  "Lazy Line Painter Jane" was frequently requested...
> >>>I fear the  revolution is upon us
> >>>>>
> 
> Hmmmm, maybe the revolution in the UK has begun, but
> without a label here in the US we have little to fear. B&S will
> stay very much underground without a label to promote them.
> Commercial radio over here will never bite on this band unless
> a label forces them to pay attention to the record.  I'm sort of
> happy about that aspect of them not having a label here right
> now.  And that is nothing against B&S' success, as it is that I
> can only wish the band nothing but that....it's just that I think
> I'd selfishly prefer them to stay on as a delightful little band
> known by a select few who truly understand, who truly
> appreciate, than see them become pop superstars known by
> everyone worldwide.  Than have them be as familiar to the
> masses as REM and U2.
> 
> By the way, there are lots of rumours as to who are going to
> represent the band labelwise in the US now that The Enclave
> is gone, but has any real deal been worked out?
> 
> --kelso
>  in NYC
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