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Date:         Wed, 7 Oct 1992 21:54:40 -0400
From:         "The Chrome-Plated Megaphone of Destiny"
              <ALEVIN@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU>
Subject:      Pyschedelic Meatballs and other lovers

>From: "Fletch F. Fletch" <gmgettie@THAMA1.APGEA.ARMY.MIL>
>Subject: Top 100
>
>Anyway, for the record both of these are me:
>
> 48  Gary M. Gettier                150
> 59  Fletch F. Fletch               128
>
> So that gives me 278 and puts me at #17 right in front of the Chrome-Plated
> Megaphone of Destiny.

Oh sure, go ahead and screw with my ranking after I went a phoned the folks at
home to tell them about my success. Just remember, it's quantity not qual...er
something like that...

>From: Maid in Bedlam <watson@HG.ULETH.CA>
>Subject: thrice the brinded cat hath mew'd
>
>I, of course, kiss the feet of dearest Adam for starting the piping thread.

Piping thread eh? You have yet to see my tap & die set, northern she-devil!

>From: "OUT,              OUT - YOU'LL NOT FEEL THE FALL-OUT..."
 <OLIVOTTO%ITNCISCA.BITNET@AMERICAN.EDU>
>Subject: KC reunion?
>
>        And what about Belew? Will we have KC w/out Adrian?!?

Adrian will be a part of the reformed KC, along with Fripp, Levin & Marotta.

>        Re Marotta -- better with ANY incarnation of KC than definitely off
>the Gabriel wagon. And, by the way -- would you imagine _Us_ with the Big
>Marotta Beat...? I can't, honest!

Have you checked out Pamela Golden's _Happen's All The Time_, yet? Jerry
Marotta & Larry Fast are on most of the tracka along with Tony Levin, who
appears on 3 tracks (and produces one). She's sort of a cross between a female
Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush.

>From: Ken Koester <MAINT2%ERS.BITNET@AMERICAN.EDU>
>Subject: Music to Boat by
>
>in the grand tradition of =ALLMUSIC= lists, send
>me your favorite sailing songs!  (Winners will be spared my rendition of same,
>I hasten to assure you)  Lyrics aren't necessary right now; if I don't
>recognize your song, either I won't sing it or I'll track it down if
>need be :-)
>
>Don't delay, hasten those votes in today, folks!

Jimmy Buffet's _Boats, Beaches, Bars, and Ballads_ box set has 1 disc for each
subject.

>From: Ilia <CC29%IONA.BITNET@AMERICAN.EDU>
>Subject: To Paul Heroy (KC remastered).
>
>+ About K.C. concert albums: I heard only "USA" and the live recording
>in Amsterdam. Is there anything else?
>   Ilia.

Currently the only (legitimate) Crimson in print that I know of is the 4th disc
in the Frame By Frame box set. Sometime in the next two months Fripp will be
releasing a multi-disc live set called _The Great Deceiver_ which features
material from the Wetton era. I believe 2 or 3 other live sets are planned in
the near future.


Re: Strawbs/Strawberry Alarm Clock

I forgot who posted the inquiry, but by now you've heard enough about the
Strawbs who were from England. Strawberry Alarm Clock was a completely
different band from California which lasted from 1967-1970. Ed King, founding
member of Lynyrd Skyrnyrd (who rejoined for the Tribute tour) was the guitar
player for SAC.

Re: New SRV

Much better than _Live Alive_, but it's too damn short! The announcer at the
beginning says to prepare for an hour of music. The disc only lasts 40 minutes!
The highlight for me is the track "Slide Thing" which left me with my mouth
wide open. Stevie switches between slide and fingering the guitar so rapidly it
gives you the impression that there are two guitarists playing at once. Other
tracks are: In the Open, They Call Me Guitar Hurricane, All Your Love I Miss
Loving (MUCH better than that crappy version Aerosmith did), Tin Pan Alley,
Love Struck Baby, Tell Me, Shake For Me, and Live Another Day (Also known as
"I'm Cryin'")

-Adam
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