Sinister: windy and carl / looper

[Ian Connelly]

My own shady and perhaps misinformed knowledge of this:
Nils Bernstein was the head of publicity at SubPop a few years
ago, and after a sort of putsch to reform SP's management
left/was asked to leave...and promptly was asked to perform
a similar function at Matador (B&S's US label of record).

So at best it's an in-joke of some sort, and probably a useless
one.

full of useless kernals of 'knowledge,'

ian

At 11:24 AM -0800 8/17/98, Kiewel, Tony wrote:
>> has anyone else noticed 'Scotland Rules
>> OK' inscribed into the plastic on one side of the record, and 'Hi
>> Nils!'
>> into the other side, or is it just me?
>>
>As I understand it, the inscription on the Looper 7" is the result of
>someone being a smartypants at Sub Pop and is not something that Stuart
>is responsible for or even necessarily endorses.
>
>-tonyk


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