Sinister: What a lovely day for a shout...

[Steven Jay Goldman]

Seamus,

Then I'm confused about which song it is, because I know it's not Iggy's
grand number...it was that generic bit early on, which I may have confused
with a different scene, but I know it was one of the first songs on the
soundtrack...ah, well...;P

*nursing his blown indie credibility*
--Steven

> 
> On Thu, 21 May 1998, Steven Jay Goldman wrote:
> 
> > 100-CD player set on random and injected with a heavy dose of crack.  The
> > song selections have been whipsawing from The Police to B&S to Willy Wonka
> > to that dance track from "Trainspotting" (from the first club scene,
> > before "Atomic" by Sleeper comes on), and so on...
>  
>    that'd be "nightclubbing" my mr. i. pop.  
>  
>    on an unrelated note, have any of the americans on the list seen/heard 
> a band called nova scotia?  what do you think of them?
>  
>    seamus
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