| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 336.1 | Joe Jackson | BLITZN::PALO | Rik @(oo)@ Palo | Sat Apr 26 1986 22:39 | 4 |
| Has anybody found the new Joe Jackson disk. The single is great.
Wuite a politcal song though...
\rik
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| 336.2 | Richard Butler wails on CD | NUWAVE::PARK | Destinaton Unknown | Sun Apr 27 1986 08:44 | 11 |
|
Not necessarily NuWave, I am very fond of some of these:
Kate Bush Hounds of Love
Heaven 17 The Luxury Gap
Psychadelic Furs Mirror Moves
I have the last one on vinyl and CD and what a difference! (This
was my benchmark for justification of purchase of a player)
x
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| 336.3 | | BLITZN::PALO | Rik @(oo)@ Palo | Sun Apr 27 1986 20:38 | 4 |
|
I bought the Kate Bush for my cousin, what a gem!
\rik
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| 336.4 | Catch the WAVE | MAX::RUSS | | Mon Apr 28 1986 12:13 | 12 |
|
Try Newbury Comics in the Boston and Framingham area. They have
a great selection of "import" CD's. The stores are located on Rte.
30 at the Route 30 Mall, and on Newbury street in Boston.
As for good titles, check out
Echo and the Bunnymen - "Songs to Learn and Sing" (This includes
the sigle: "Bring on the Dancing Horses)
/Russ Currie
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| 336.5 | | VLNVAX::MDLYONS | Michael D. Lyons DTN 297-5911 | Mon Apr 28 1986 20:08 | 11 |
|
Other goodies at Newbury Comics are:
The Hoodoo Gurus - both Mars Needs Guitars and
Stoneage Romeos
The Lyres - On Fyre ...it has all of the cuts from
the original On Fyre vinyl and
also includes several of their
EPs
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| 336.6 | | AKOV68::BOYAJIAN | Mr. Gumby, my brain hurts | Tue Apr 29 1986 06:07 | 3 |
| There's also a Newbury Comics in the Garage in Hahvahd Square.
--- jerry
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| 336.7 | | AMBER::KAEPPLEIN | | Tue Apr 29 1986 11:27 | 9 |
| Newbury Comics (in Harv. sq. at least) frequently has $2 off sales
or coupon offers (in the Square Deal, I think). And they will give
you $2 off each when getting 4 or more.
The new Laurie Anderson LP is great!
Mark
"Paradise is exactly like where you are, only much, much better."
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| 336.8 | Still Doing It Clean? | PNEUMA::WILSON | | Tue Aug 26 1986 10:02 | 7 |
| RE: Note 336.4
Oh, yeah! "Echo and the Bunnymen" are great. Have all but one of
their records ("Heaven Up Here").
Are the Bunnymen still around? They must certainly be due for an
album.
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| 336.9 | Compact SNAP! | PNEUMA::WILSON | | Mon Sep 22 1986 09:00 | 19 |
| I have a sneaking suspicion that the Bunnymen are defunct.
Anyway, speaking of defunct, I picked up the Compact SNAP CD by
the Jam. Sort of a best of The Jam CD containing 21 songs. What
a bargain! Over 65 minutes of music.
Songs include:
Eaton Rifles
Absolute Beginners
Start!
In the City
Strange Town
and much more. All very catchy tunes that somehow eluded the American
pop charts.
Sorry to say there's slight hiss in most of the songs, but I find
a lot of New Wave is like that. I can tolerate it because I enjoy
New Wave music.
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| 336.10 | "Snap!" - track list please | DECWET::THOMAS | A legend in his own lunchtime | Fri Jun 12 1987 21:35 | 13 |
| I have the LP version of Snap! and love it, except for the last
few tracks which I positively loathe. Apparently those tracks (whose
names I can't remember) were released on EPs towards the end of
The Jam's existence.
I would love to buy the CD since my LP is already badly scratched
(I loaned it to somebody - silly me), but I know that some tracks
are missing.
Please please pretty please list all of the tracks on the CD so
I can decide whether it's worth buying (if I can find it anywhere!)
Thanks in advance ..... Mike
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| 336.11 | | DONNER::STEWART | | Sat Jun 13 1987 02:14 | 3 |
| Does anyone know if Stan Ridgeway's The Big Heat is out on CD
yet?
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| 336.12 | The Jam - Compact Snap! - track list as requested | VLNVAX::MDLYONS | Michael D. Lyons DTN 297-5911 | Sat Jun 20 1987 12:30 | 28 |
| Re: .10
The Jam - Compact Snap contains:
In The City
All Around The World
The Modern World
News Of The World
David Watts
A Bomb In Wardour Street
Down In The Tube Station At Midnight
Strange Town
When You're Young
Smithers-Jones
The Eton Rifles
Going Underground
Dreams Of Children
That's Entertainment
Start!
Funeral Pyre
Absolute Malice
Precious
The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow)
Beat Surrender
The notes on the CD also says Funeral Pyre was remixed and
the demo version of That's Entertainment was substituted for the
later version.
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| 336.13 | | REGENT::SCHMIEDER | | Mon Jun 22 1987 11:33 | 17 |
| > The notes on the CD also says Funeral Pyre was remixed and
> the demo version of That's Entertainment was substituted for the
> later version.
That makes sense. I used to be a Jam fanatic and owned everything, including
the "Snap!" collection. The vinyl version had a remix of "Funeral Pyre" and
the demo of "That's Entertainment". I found both better than the previously
available versions, in terms of being cleaner mixes.
"Snap!" is one of the better anthologies on the market, in terms of packagaing,
song selection and sequencing. For anyone into The Jam, it's a cheap
alternative, even on CD, to hunting down all the rare 45's and 12" singles. It
includes so many tracks that all but die-hard Jam fans should be happy with
this anthology alone (plus the final album, and possibly the live album).
Mark
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| 336.14 | Re - Jam's "Snap!" | DECWET::THOMAS | A legend in his own lunchtime | Tue Jun 23 1987 01:00 | 16 |
| Thanks for the track list. I believe there's a typo (either in .12
or on your CD - where you say "Absolute Malice" it should read 2
tracks entitled "Absolute Beginners" and "Town Called Malice". At
least that's what it says on my LP.
Unfortunately my least favourite tracks on the LP are also on the
CD. They are the last 3 listed.
Although there's no mention of it on the LP, "Smithers-Jones" is
a totally different recording from the one on one of their other
albums (the name escapes me). The Snap version (at least on the
LP) was recorded with regular guitars etc., whereas the other version
appears to have been recorded with violins etc. The words and melody
are the same, but the Snap version is so much better (I think).
Which version is on the CD? .... Mike
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| 336.15 | Single | MASTER::RDONAHUE | | Tue Jun 23 1987 10:40 | 4 |
| re: .14
I believe the Snap version is the single version as opposed to the
string version on the Setting Sons LP.
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| 336.16 | What's Missing from "Compact Snap"? | AQUA::ROST | Four strings are better than six | Tue Jun 23 1987 12:21 | 6 |
|
While everybody is on the subject of the Jam, what are the songs
deleted from the CD of "Snap" and are they good enough to make it
worth buying the Lp instead?
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| 336.17 | The "missing" tracks on "Snap!" | DECWET::THOMAS | A legend in his own lunchtime | Wed Jun 24 1987 01:56 | 24 |
| As requested, here's what is missing from the "Snap!" CD :
Away From The Numbers
Billy Hunt
English Rose
Mr. Clean
The Butterfly Collector
Thick As Thieves
Man In The Corner Shop
Tales From The Riverbank
I happen to love every one of these, except English Rose. They are
all available on various of the Jam's other LPs (I'm virtually
certain).
Although I already have the LP, I plan to get the CD version when
I can find it, so that I can have a "forever" copy, and hope that
the rest of the albums come out on CD.
My tape of the LP is the one I almost always take to play in the
car, and I'm still not tired of it. So much energy, so much hate.
I love it!
Mike
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| 336.18 | | REGENT::SCHMIEDER | | Wed Jun 24 1987 12:15 | 10 |
| RE: .17
Gee, they left off my favourite tracks on the CD! Those are the tracks it took
me the longest to get tired of.
I'm a heretic for saying this, but my favourite Jam album is the final one (I
forget its title). I felt the horns worked well with their beat sound.
Mark
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| 336.19 | The Jam - Compact Snap! - corrected track list | VLNVAX::MDLYONS | Michael D. Lyons DTN 297-5911 | Wed Jun 24 1987 12:49 | 28 |
| Re: .14 (incorrect song title)
....oops, you're right. I made a mistake while
copying the titles down. Here's the corrected list:
The Jam - Compact Snap contains:
In The City
All Around The World
The Modern World
News Of The World
David Watts
A Bomb In Wardour Street
Down In The Tube Station At Midnight
Strange Town
When You're Young
Smithers-Jones
The Eton Rifles
Going Underground
Dreams Of Children
That's Entertainment
Start!
Funeral Pyre
Absolute Beginners
Town Called Malice
Precious
The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow)
Beat Surrender
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| 336.20 | | SRFSUP::LEAS | Umm... it's complicated... | Mon Jul 06 1987 16:54 | 8 |
|
re .17
Two of the songs you listed as not being on Compact Snap! are *not*
on other Jam LP's, but are only available on singles or EP's,
specifically, "The Butterfly Collector" and "Tales From The Riverbank".
R
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| 336.21 | Jam's "Snap!" (again) | DECWET::THOMAS | A legend in his own lunchtime | Mon Jul 06 1987 20:54 | 6 |
| re .20
The "Butterfly Collector" and "Tales From The Riverbank" are both
on the LP version of "Snap!"
Mike
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| 336.22 | | SRFSUP::LEAS | Umm... it's complicated... | Mon Jul 06 1987 23:07 | 14 |
|
re .21
The statement you made in .17 was
> They are all available on various of the Jam's other LPs.
By this, I could only assume you meant that all the songs were
available on LP's other than _Snap!_. After all, you were talking
about that album, and you did say *other* LP's. What I was trying
to say in .20 was that other than on _Snap!_, those songs are not
available on other Jam LP's.
R
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| 336.23 | Re: .22 .21 .17 etc. (Jam) | DECWET::THOMAS | A legend in his own lunchtime | Tue Jul 07 1987 19:12 | 4 |
| Yes, you're right. I had sort of lost track of where the discussion
was going, and ended up replying in haste.
Mike
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| 336.24 | | PNEUMA::WILSON | Back with the Lowlifes Again | Thu Jul 09 1987 13:44 | 7 |
| I picked up the *Setting Sons* CD as an import and must admit the
sound is very clean.
Did anyone buy the reduced price American pressing?
I'd like to know whether my extra $$$ were spent in vain.
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| 336.25 | New Echo Album | PNEUMA::WILSON | Back with the Lowlifes Again | Thu Jul 09 1987 13:48 | 13 |
| In an earlier note I erroneously assumed that Echo and the Bunnymen
are defunct.
Not at all! They're appearing at Great Woods August 18 with New
Order and Gene Loves Jezebel.
Also, Echo has a new album coming out soon. I heard one song called
"The Game" which I liked.
Has anyone heard any other material from this album? I know it's
due out soon.
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| 336.26 | XTC - still great on Geffen | MUSTNG::MGINGRAS | Roll Over, Chuck Berry! | Thu Oct 15 1987 23:11 | 32 |
| I noticed the band "XTC" mentioned elsewhere in this conference
(note 759), but the discussion was limited to the presence (or
non-presence) of a track off the SKYLARKING disc.
Being a fan of XTC I bought this disc without hearing a single track
in advance. This band has evolved quite a bit since "Radios in
Motion" and although they don't exhibit the same raw power I
appreciated in earlier albums, they've developed an usual and beautiful
style.
For those who haven't heard them and have the impression they're
power rockers, that's changed drastically. SKYLARKING is quite
mellow and the band employs the best variety of instruments I've
heard since the split of the Beatles. They pay a great deal of
attention to melody. Many of the songs flow together without silent
breaks and compliment each other well.
Even with their super-clean production (produced by Todd Rundgren),
though, they still qualify for semi-cult status. Songs like "1000
Umbrellas" with its chamber string orchestration are too unusual
for radio airplay.
I'm waiting patiently for domestic releases of "Big Express", "Mummer",
"Black Sea" and some of the others. I have an import copy of "English
Settlement", which sounds about the same as the album in sound quality.
The best thing about the import copy of this is that it contains
some of the songs on the British double album release. In the U.S.
it was released as a single album and missed out on some good material.
At over 60 minutes of great songs, though, the import is worth it.
Marty
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| 336.27 | | REGENT::SCHMIEDER | | Fri Oct 16 1987 14:10 | 22 |
| XTC fans might like to know that ALL Dukes of Stratosphear material is available
on ONE CD! That is, the "25 o'Clock" and "Psionic Psundance" LP's are combined
on a different-titled CD.
I bought the original "Skylarking". "Mermaid Smiled" is my favourite track; why
did they choose that one to delete in favour of "Dear God"? Why couldn't they
simply have ADDED "Dear God"? What cheapskates!
"English Settlement", once released domestically, better be the U.K. version!
Of all the rock double-albums released since the White Album, this is just about
the ONLY one that I like almost all the way through. In fact, there is only
one song I don't care much for, and I don't DISLIKE it!
Instrumentation is varied, as on "Skylarking". Shades of "Yes", "Emerson Lake
& Palmer", "Genesis" abound, without the pomposity. More like The Beatles if
they had continued to progress along the lines established by "Sgt. Pepper".
Listened to New Order's "Substance" CD last night, and am glad I bought it. I
even like disc 2; sometimes the instrumentals are in fact better!
Mark
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| 336.28 | | FINGER::IBL | Abominibl | Sun Oct 18 1987 12:51 | 7 |
|
Well, I knew I wanted to get one XTC CD, but I didn't know which
one to get....*until* I saw "The Compact XTC - The Singles '78-'85",
eighteen tracks, all brilliant! I don't know whether it's available
in the U.S. though....
Ian!
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| 336.29 | Compact XTC | PENUTS::SALLOWAY | The Future Begins Tomorrow | Sun Oct 18 1987 22:47 | 5 |
| It is available, but, come to think of it, it was tagged as an import
($19 US at Newbury Comics). It has everything I wanted from XTC
up until '85. The sound is excellent, and the tunes are placed
chronologically.
-Brian
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| 336.30 | list of songs? | NOVA::ARNOLD | | Mon Oct 19 1987 12:41 | 2 |
| Could someone who has "Compact XTC" list the songs on the disc?
|
| 336.31 | | REGENT::SCHMIEDER | | Mon Oct 19 1987 13:34 | 14 |
| "The Compact XTC" is too compact for my tastes. I like all but a small
handfull of the songs they've done from "Black Sea" onwards, and like a few on
"Drums and Wires" as well. "The Compact XTC" includes earlier material when
Barry Andrews was still with the group, and that material nauseates me.
I purchased ABC's "How to Be a Zillionaire" in the cutout bins this weekend,
and was EXTREMELY disappointed. Also, Eurythmics' "1984". This is the second
time I've been burnt by a Eurythmics release (the first was an EP). I thought
I liked both groups (though I dislike the first big Eurythmics hit), but found
both CD's dull, lifeless, plodding, nonmelodic, machine-like and otherwise
boring.
Mark
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| 336.32 | | PENUTS::SALLOWAY | The Future Begins Tomorrow | Mon Oct 19 1987 22:36 | 22 |
| "The Compact XTC"
1. Science Friction
2. Statue of Liberty
3. This is Pop?
4. Are You Receiving Me
5. Life Begins at the Hop
6. Making Plans for Nigel
7. Wait Till the Boat Goes Down
8. Generals and Majors
9. Towers of London
10. Sgt. Rock (Is Going To Help Me)
11. Senses Working Overtime
12. Ball and Chain
13. Great Fire
14. Wonderland
15. Love On a Farmboy's Wages
16. All You Pretty Girls
17. This World Over
18. Wake Up
Total time is 69:10. -Brian
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| 336.33 | Joy Division | PLDVAX::JLUDGATE | Wage Peace | Fri Jul 08 1988 22:06 | 6 |
| Any news on the Joy Division compilation "Substance"?
I've been hearing about it for months now, but no definite date.
It is supposed to have "Love Will Tear Us Apart" on it, for those
who care..................
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| 336.34 | JD are no more | LESLIE::LESLIE | Andy `���' Leslie, CSSE, OSI & Mail | Sun Jul 10 1988 18:11 | 1 |
| Look under "New Order", title "Substance 1987".
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| 336.35 | Stolen from UK_MUSIC | VLNVAX::JMEYER | Money spines paper lung kidney bingos organ fun | Mon Jul 11 1988 13:21 | 32 |
| <<< HEART::DISK$TOOLS:[NOTES$LIBRARY]UK_MUSIC.NOTE;1 >>>
================================================================================
Note 98.13 Love Will Tear Us Apart 13 of 14
45384::IBL "an Electric Monk on a bored horse" 25 lines 11-JUL-1988 13:22
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
At Last! "Substance" has been released today.
Track List:
Warsaw
Leaders Of Men
Digital
Autosuggestion
Transmission
She's Lost Control
Incubation
Dead Souls
Atmosphere
Love Will Tear Us Apart
(plus, on CD and cassette)
No Love Lost
Failures
Glass
From Safety To Where
Novelty
Komakino
These Days
Ian!
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| 336.36 | substance != substance 1987 | BOSTON::SOHN | May the Cube be with you! | Fri Jul 15 1988 13:09 | 6 |
| re: .-1
note that this is *not* the same as New Order's "Substance 1987", which
I have and has only New Order cuts, no Joy Division cuts!
--axe--who-has-"Love Will Tear Us Apart (Again)"-on-single
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| 336.37 | Sweet and Sour XTC Coming Soon! | PNEUMA::WILSON | Hold the maya... | Wed Dec 14 1988 10:42 | 14 |
| XTC fans, take note...the group plans to release a new album in
the Spring on '89. The tentative title is _Oranges and Lemons_.
Todd Rundgren is *not* the producer...
In the meantime, as far as "new music" goes, I've been listening
to The Cure's _Staring at the Sea_ CD compilation, which contains
the singles released from 1979 to 1984. I'm a new convert to The
Cure's music (better late than never, right?). I have to admit this
one took time to grow on me, but is it ever!
Wes
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| 336.38 | Couldn't agree with you more... | DOOBIE::MILLER | Window Shopping... | Wed Dec 14 1988 17:50 | 17 |
| > the singles released from 1979 to 1984. I'm a new convert to The
> Cure's music (better late than never, right?). I have to admit this
> one took time to grow on me, but is it ever!
Boy, no kidding! I got a tape from a Cure-fanatic containing "Standing
On A Beach" & "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me", and for the first 5 times
(at least! Don't ask me why I kept playing it, I don't know) I *hated*
it. Now it is without question one of my favorite tapes!
I'm still a little hesitant to shell out big bucks for The Cure CD's,
though. Regarding "Staring at the Sea", can you give some more
details (such as tracking time, which cuts are from which albums if
listed, and/or if given time periods are different, etc.)?
Thanks,
== ken miller ==
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| 336.39 | Track Listings of my "Cure" lp's... | DOOBIE::MILLER | Window Shopping... | Wed Dec 14 1988 18:04 | 21 |
| For what it's worth, the following are track listings of my two
favorite (and only) lp's by The Cure:
"Standing On A Beach" "Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me"
In Between Days Why Can't I Be You?
Close To Me How Beautiful You Are
The Love Cats Just Like Heaven
Boys Don't Cry Hot Hot Hot!!!
Jumpin' Someone Else's Train Perfect Girl
A Forest Catch
Primary All I Want
Let's Go To Bed The Kiss
The Walk PUSH
The Caterpillar The Baby Screams
Charlotte Sometimes Six Different Ways
Killing An Arab
Icing Sugar
== ken miller ==
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| 336.40 | Staring at the Sea CD | PHAROS::WILSON | Hold the maya... | Fri Dec 16 1988 05:27 | 28 |
| Here are the tracks, in order, from The Cure's CD "Staring at the
Sea" |A|A|D|:
1 Killing an Arab
2 10:15 Saturday Night*
3 Boys Don't Cry
4 Jumping Someone Else's Train
5 A Forest
6 Play for Today*
7 Primary
8 Other Voices*
9 Charlotte Sometimes
10 The Hanging Garden
11 Let's Go to Bed
12 The Walk
13 The Love Cats
14 The Caterpillar
15 In Between Days
16 Close to Me
17 A Night Like This*
*Available only on compact disc
The music on this CD is also the original soundtrack from the Cure
home video.
The track times are listed on the CD liner notes, but I don't have
it at hand right now.
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| 336.41 | Seven bucks! | EUCLID::OWEN | In a Locst wind coms a RATTLE AND HUM | Fri Dec 16 1988 06:36 | 17 |
| Anyone interested in getting some other CURE discs, check out "Happily
ever after" at Lechmere's. It has 2 albums on it, "Faith" and
"seventeen seconds" For UNDER SEVEN DOLLARS!
Last night, they had about 4 copies left in the Framingham store.
I must admit, these aren't my favorite Cure albums, but certainly
worth $7.
Also anyone just getting into the Cure (Kiss me**3, Staring at the
sea [soundtrack of the video tape]) should try "Head on the door"
or "Pornography"
And if you ever have a chance to see them live. Please go. I guarentee
you have a great time!
Steve O
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| 336.42 | Cheap Porn | VIA::KARDON | Someone's been a bit untidy | Mon Dec 19 1988 07:53 | 3 |
| Lechmere Nashua also had _Pornography_ for $6.99.
-Scott
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| 336.43 | "had"? as in too late? | MRFLEX::MILLER | om mani padme hum | Wed Dec 21 1988 13:27 | 4 |
| I'm gonna kick myself if I missed that one. Is the sale really over?
Regards,
== ken miller ""
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| 336.44 | I've never seen them so cheap! | EUCLID::OWEN | In a Locst wind coms a RATTLE AND HUM | Thu Dec 22 1988 09:37 | 7 |
| Best thing about those Cure Discs was that THEY WEREN'T EVEN ON
SALE!
Take another 2 bucks off if they were on sale!
Steve O
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| 336.45 | New Sire CD Sampler | PHAROS::WILSON | I can't get used to this lifestyle. | Wed Dec 28 1988 05:40 | 5 |
| Did Sire Records release another CD sampler recently?
What's on this one? (I know there are songs by the Mighty Lemon
Drops and Soup Dragons; that's all...)
|
| 336.46 | Rank & File, Camper Van Beethoven, and The Dickies | WEA::PURMAL | Something profound | Fri Dec 30 1988 11:24 | 26 |
| I highly recommend the following CD's
Rank and File's 1987 release on Rhino records. This is my current
favorite CD. Rank and File has been refered to as a Cowpunk band.
I note a touch of country in their songs, and I still like them
even though I'm not that much of a fan of country and western music.
Best song on the CD is Blackbook.
"Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart" by Camper Van Beethoven.
I picked this up based on my interest in the songs "Eye of Fatima"
and "Turquoise Jewelry" and I am not disappointed. It is my first
Camper Van recording and I'm definately going to have to get some
more. The CD is full of good music, and the music isn't all similar
in sound. It sounds as if they like to try lots of different sounds.
I really like The Dickies "Killer Klowns from Outer Space". The
CD is only 20 minutes long, but all the songs are great. It's a
fun disk and well worth the price to hear the standard circus
caliope (sp?) music belted out on a guitar. I've also seen "Stukas
over Disneyland" out in the stores.
Can anyone supply a review of the CD "If'n" by Firehose? I know
that I like "Sometimes" and "Honey Please", but I'm wondering if
the rest of the CD is worth the bucks. The CD is on the SST label.
ASP
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| 336.47 | | MILCAT::METZGER | Think Snow.....or else | Wed Jan 11 1989 12:20 | 10 |
|
Re: THe question on Sires Samplers.
I know they have Just Say Yes Sire's WInter Sampler Put out in 1987.
Could someone list all of the Sire Samplers ? I've found them to
be excellent ways to pick up new groups.
metz
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| 336.48 | Just Say Yo | VAXWRK::CRAIG | | Wed Jan 11 1989 12:46 | 8 |
|
I picked up "Just Say Yo" right before Christmas for $6.99. I agree
that it is a great way to listen to new bands. This one has Ofra Haza,
The Mighty Lemon Drops, Morrisey, Erasure, and a few bands that I had
never heard of before. Most of the songs are real good. It was
definitely a good deal for what I paid.
Steve
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| 336.49 | "Staring At The Sea" or "Standing On A Beach"? | MRFLEX::MILLER | Bush For President...Kate Bush! | Sun Jan 29 1989 17:46 | 36 |
| re: <<< Note 336.40 by PHAROS::WILSON "Hold the maya..." >>>
-< Staring at the Sea CD >-
I'm confused! This song-list sounded awfully familiar, so I went back
to my copy of "Standing On A Beach (The Singles)" and low-and-behold
every song (except the asterisk's) are on it only in a different order:
> 1 Killing an Arab
> 2 10:15 Saturday Night*
> 3 Boys Don't Cry
> 4 Jumping Someone Else's Train
> 5 A Forest
> 6 Play for Today*
> 7 Primary
> 8 Other Voices*
> 9 Charlotte Sometimes
> 10 The Hanging Garden
> 11 Let's Go to Bed
> 12 The Walk
> 13 The Love Cats
> 14 The Caterpillar
> 15 In Between Days
> 16 Close to Me
> 17 A Night Like This*
>
> *Available only on compact disc
>
> The music on this CD is also the original soundtrack from the Cure
> home video.
So what's the difference? Is one of 'em "live"? Or is one a boot-leg
of the other?
Thanks,
== ken miller ==
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| 336.50 | Minor correction... | MRFLEX::MILLER | Bush For President...Kate Bush! | Sun Jan 29 1989 17:49 | 7 |
| re: <<< Note 336.49 by MRFLEX::MILLER "Bush For President...Kate Bush!" >>>
-< "Staring At The Sea" or "Standing On A Beach"? >-
Minor correction..."The Hanging Garden" is on my "Pornography" CD,
*not* "Standing On A Beach".
== ken miller ==
|