Sinister: seeing other people that look like bernard sumner

Thu Oct 22 21:53:57 BST 1998

alix wrote:

> the picture of StuartM in select( with the review) looks much too like
> darren day, who i am regretably related  to very distantly
> (grandfathers' fathers' great grandson, i believe).

incidentally, whilst flipping through that select during one of my 
far-too-few cigarette breaks and looking for the b+s review, i saw the 
stuart pic but mistakenly thought it was a *new order* review and took mr. 
murdoch to be *bernard sumner*.  oops!  the thing is, before that initial 
glance, i had never laid eyes on our beloved hero.  apologies to stuart for 
the mis-taking.

new york in nine days, wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!  have we finalised any meet-up 
plans, kids?

oh...i bought the gomex record 'bring it on' the other day cos it was 
reduced price and of course i am curious about mercury prize winners.  and 
now i can't stop listening to it.  tell me, is there something wrong with 
me?  or do i just have exceptional music taste?

stasia-wasia

anastasia signoretta
atlantic records 
international media relations
1290 avenue of the americas
24th floor
new york, ny 10104
212.707.2619
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'but how can i see stars 
if my feet are on the ground?'
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>From "Alix Campbell" <alix.campbell at virgin.net>, on 10/22/98 3:44 PM:
SUBJECT too long. Original SUBJECT is
Sinister: hey americans, you may be fat, but at least you're not english

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forget northern soul, the mighty wurlitzer is the future. it is ideally
suited to those interested in melancholy, i played some to a friend and she
wept.

i didn't know that the Dog on Wheels version of The State I Am In was a
demo. i've not heard the other, but i adore the version i know.
also i want a dog on wheels, where can i procure such an object?

because i have a tres short memory my regrets are normally quite vague, or
unspecific, but the two very vivid ones i do have both concern B&S:
1. reading a review for tigermilk, in select and thinking about buying it
coz it had a good name...and not buying it
2. queueing outside the zodiac (oxford) last year for a B&S gig without a
ticket,
then giving up and going to the pub. the people who stayed got in.

has funkyseb really gone?

as for footballers, i don't see the appeal of beckham, etc, but quite like
Suker from Croatia. it's not a 'fancying' thing, more a 'ooh, he's sweet'.
Kind of like how i feel about Michael Palin. Am I sick?

the picture of StuartM in select( with the review) looks much too like
darren day, who i am regretably related  to very distantly
(grandfathers' fathers' great grandson, i believe).

le roule is best cheese - soft, mild and herby, yet captivating. like
expensive philadelphia with green bits chucked in.

how does one learn to play the trumpet? i am inspired by the trumping on
beautiful and doggone wheels. i have a heads tart coz i used to play tenor
horn in ma yout.

i went to a proper restaurant for the first time on saturday. it was
bizarre - we were treated like grown ups, and it was unnerving.

can i contribute to the smut content of the list, or am i supposed to be
nice and girly? i'm very good at smut, but i can go too far.

that's me done. now i'll cycle to sainsbury's, which is about a mile away,
just to buy some cigarettes. talk about pathetic.
orve wah.

alix 'doris prouty' campbell ( who was called an ignorant fuck the other
night)

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