Sinister: It's a lovely day for a barbie

[Robin Stout]

Hellooooo

	I think it's strange that Stuart D said that "all the members of the 
band really despised" IYFS because it didn't have the right sound. I 
think it has the best sound of them all. It reminds me of "The Glen 
Miller Story". If you haven't seen this it's about how Glen Miller 
spent his life searching for a certain sound until, one day he 
accidentally found it because a couple of trumpet players didn't turn 
up to a rehearsal (typical!). So he added more saxophones and then 
his band became the greatest jazz band in the world. I think IYFS has 
a very special sound which lurks somewhere between piano keys and 
xylophone blocks.
Youn said "Read the beginning of Soft Touch at the bookstore but was 
distracted by the accent and couldn't finish." You're not the only 
one who's distracted by accents Youn. I'm unable to read books set in 
America unless I imagine American accents, or Scotland without 
Scottish accents, or anywhere really without the right accent, and I 
have immense difficulty reading French characters without them 
becoming Chinese. But I think that's just me.
David mentioned that Mark and Lard played She's Losing It the other 
day. I wonder which songs off Tigermilk will make it on to the radio.
They're all pretty spunky.


Robin xxx
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