
Hey kids,      I just got my Tigermilk today.  WHEE!!!!!  I have to say that
"She's Losing It" could be my new theme song.  And much thanks to Beth, who
provided the coolest (and weirdest) tape cover I've ever seen.  (Too bad she
didn't sign up for the tape list!)  Anyway, I was wondering if anyone could
tell me the names of the last 4 songs from the BBC sessions, since they aren't
listed on my tape, and they are new.  I wrote down some lyrics to help out
anyone who knows what they are.      The first one I think is "Modern Rock
Song" - there's some reference to Dostoyevsky and Mark Twain in the same line.
     The second one should be called "Pocketbook Angel" but is probably not. 
Lyrics include "I've seen her write it all down..."  Is this "A summer
Wasting?"      The third one has the lyric: "London has let me down again" as
the first and last line.  My guess is "Spaceboy Dream", but he says "dream" in
a lot of songs, doesn't he?      The fourth one says, "Hurley's having dreams/
He kicks and then he screams..."  It also has the wonderful lyric about
handstands being bad for pregnant women, which someone mentioned on the list
before.      Anyway, sorry I had to ask - and I know someone probably asked
before - but I'm going crazy, so please help! -Erin 

P.S. For the Nick Drake inclined:  my vote is for "Bryter Layter".  It's full
of strings and semi-happy music, if there is such a thing for Nick Drake!  It
also has one of the most beautiful love songs ever written: "Northern Sky". 


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