Sinister: so THAT'S why judy's dreaming about horses...

[Erin Lewis]

Hey kids,
     Once again, I'm providing an excerpt from the Aquarius Records 
e-newsletter.  I take no responsibility for any factual errors!  Some 
other bands touted in this edition were lambchop, heavy vegetable, and 
boards of canada.

Loves, Miss Erin

>BELLE & SEBASTIAN  "The Boy With The Arab Strap"  lp/cd  8.98/13.98
>   Well-informed customer tells us that an arab strap is a sexual >aid 
for horses that helps their penises to point in the correct >direction. 
Customer also tells us that the particular B&S song with >this title is 
making fun of (the band) Arab Strap's lead singer who  >is forever 
whining about his failed relationships. And the lyric >does in fact 
read, "the boy WITH the arab strap". Make of this what >you will. 
Current bestseller in the lispy pop department.


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>    "It seems to me in England, rock or guitar music is mainstream,
>     it's kind of goody-goody. Very square. And electronic music is
>     for rebels: sort of creative, taking risks, where rock music is
>     playing it safe. In the States it seems to be the other way 
around.
>     Maybe it's changing now, I'm not so sure, but here [in the US]
>     electronic music is goody-goody, disco, and rock music is still
>     the rebels. If you wanna be bad, you buy a guitar, you definitely
>     don't buy a drum machine. In England, and you're a teenager, and
>     you wanna be bad, you buy a drum machine. If you wanna be healthy
>     and wholesome and eat porridge, you get a guitar."
>           --Bjork, responding to a question about the differences
>             between electronic or dance culture in the US vs the UK.
>             From _Sweater_ magazine.


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