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Subject:      TECHNO...

From: acclis@hofstra.bitnet (PSI-HAWK MASTER OF THE MIND AND THE SOUL.)
Subject: TECHNO...


In article <9208111113.AA10039@is1.vub.ac.be>,         Stas Philippe
<philstas@VUB.AC.BE> writes...
>Let's all celebrate. 4 Belgian hit-notitions in the American Hot 100.
>Could someone send me the exact places of following records in
>the different official and non official charts:
>1. Technotronic
>2. L.A. Style
>3. 2 unlimited
>4. AB souds
>

Isn't #4 supposed to be AB Logic...?


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From: ujwb@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu (Jeff Beer)
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Subject: Re: Bob Seger and selling out
Date: 28 Aug 92 17:53:26 GMT
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Here is another debate that happens once or twice a year.  Sometimes it
includes ticket scalping too.

OMC:   I didn't buy any CDs yesterday.  Couldn't find anything I wanted.
       ( that usually happens once or twice a year)

Jeff  It is Friday.  Do you know where your drummer is?
From: bt979@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Jeff Preston)
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Subject: Re: Another gem from the past...
Date: 3 Sep 1992 18:33:45 GMT
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In a previous article, R_GELINAS@UNHH.UNH.EDU (Russ Gelinas) says:

>Eddie sez:

>>So to satify you fancy I will get off
>>of Billy Rae Cyrus for a moment and get to Garth Brooks.....

>No, I won't, no, no.....

  Aww, why not?  Maybe he'll offer you his quarter-inch, too. I'd be
to embarrassed to whip something that pitiful out in front of Real Women
like Carol and Jenna, but you know how them Country Ruxpigs can be...

>Secret Schlock?  Many years ago it was Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.
>I still get a kick when I hear them in an elevator or supermarket.  Now?
>Well, like Chuck says, everything I listen to is hip by definition....

>Best guitar solos - no way, that's too tough.  No wait, I still like
>Adrian Belew's solo on a song on Talking Heads "Remain in Light", uh,
>The Great Curve?  Skewed is the best way to describe it.

  I'm not sure which tune you're talking about here, but I suspect it's
the one that's on my Top 10 Guitar Solos list. "Skewed" gives it away...
I would add "frenetic," "agressive," and "dangerous" to the list of
descriptors. If you ever have the occasion to ask, "what's that funny
bar-thing on a guitar for?" just listen to that solo, and you will know.
  Damn, Russ... Adrian Belew. Keep this up and I may actually buy a 
tube amp!  ;)
  Can you believe this, Russ?  Not just one but *two* of these jokers
beat me to mentioning you-know-who on this topic. Since Satriani got
mentioned by the now-infamous Steak Queen, and the Musician article 
also got a plug today, I should say that Satch said in that article that
Holdsworth's solo in "Red Alert" (from Tony Williams' _Believe It_) 
really fried his taters. Hey, the whole album is good... take your pick
of solos there (Da Bloomdido picked "Fred", didja see?). I'm inclined
to agree with Chuckles on my personal choice, though... "Holiday Insane"
sets a new definition on The Upper Limits Of Guitar, and you should feel
free to quote me on that!

  Jeff ("n.n.")

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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 12:17:48 EDT
From:         rael@CSVAX1.UCC.IE
Subject:      peter gabriel digging dirt

for those who are interested, MTV europe are showing the (alleged) world
premiere of peter gabriels new video "diggin the dirt" tonight (thursday) at
2100 CET. Looks like another special effects extravaganza using wildlife
photography.
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Date:         Sun, 30 Aug 1992 20:06:04 CDT
From:         "The Truth (some assembly required)" <T9AA@SDSUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: politics

>Then,of course, we have country music (collective groan from everyone)...
>I'll let somebody else play with THAT one. :-)

I have this song by Don Henry, from the Hitchhiker Exampler 2 (from
the Nashville office of Sony Music) called "White House Keys," which
includes personal slams against Reagan ("Well they loaded up his hair
dye") and all around snide politics ("Well we showed those keys to every
Tom, Dick and Harry / They bought us all the drinks, the drugs and all
the women we could carry / but then about three we noticed the Red key
was missin' / the Fate of the World is probably hanging from the neck
of a beautician (it's been in worse hands)"

Johnny Cash was vocally against the Vietnam war, too, so you never know.

>David, playing at home

Dave
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He who joyfully marches to music in rank and file has already
earned my contempt.  He has been given a large brain by mistake,
since for him the spinal cord would fully suffice.
      -Albert Einstein
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From:         "The Truth (some assembly required)" <T9AA@SDSUMUS.BITNET>
Subject: re: EXTREME

>>>Hey,you should check out their last album _Extreme II:Pornograffitti_.
>>>It's got songs like "More Than Words"-an acpella duet that you no doubt have
>>>heard on the radio,the acoustic "Hole Hearted",some hard rockers like
>>>"It('s a Monster)" and "Get The Funk Out."There is even a song on the album
>>>"When I First Kissed You"that sounds like an old Frank Sinatra tune..probably
>>>is.It's defintely not your average hard rock/heavy metal album thathas 10
>>>songs on it that all sound the same.

>>Point of Order: A capella(what I assume acpella is supposed to spell)
>>means voices only.Nuno played acoustic on "More than Words." It ain't
>>a capella, and actually, it ain't much of a song.

>Well,excuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me. It just so happens that I have heard this song
>referred to as A CAPELLA(just what we need, another spell checker) several
>times on the TV as well as the radio,so put that in your pipe and smoke it.

1) There is no excuse for you  B)
2) When I see basic musical terms, like a capella, so totally mutilated,
   I immediately assume that the person has a musical collection that
   spans the gamut from A to B, with knowledge to match.
3) DJs were the people who foisted Milli Vanilli on us, so I wouldn't
   trust them much farther then I could throw one.

>Seeya,
>Gary

Dave
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Some people'll tell you that the worried blues ain't bad
It's the worst ol' feeling I most ever had
          --Robert Johnson
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>People ask me how i make music, i tell them i just step into it. It's
>like stepping into a river and joining the flow . Every moment in the
>river has its song. So i stay in the moment and listen.

Gotta be Axl Rose

Bob
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 14:34:20 CDT
From:         "Renato Barahona" <U17801@UICVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Popul Vuh
              25 Aug 1992 14:27:35 -0400 from <rapotter@COLBY.EDU>

On Tue, 25 Aug 1992 14:27:35 -0400 Russell A. Potter said:
>>OK OK, with all this talk of Popul Vuh, I must inquire:
>>	What styles of music do they play?
>>
>>-Adam
>
>That's a tough one.  Vuh is kind of in-between the normal parameters of
>folk, German space music, ambient sounds, and world music.   Florian
>Fricke, Vuh's
>central member, is a clasiccaly-trained keyboardist; his chief collborator
>(whose name escapes me at the moment) is/was an accomplished player of the
>sitar, the tanbur, the tablas,  and other Indian/pacific basic instruments.
>  Yet there have been no fewer than eight other on/off-members of the group
>over the years -- some basically electronic-music types, in the school of
>Schulze and Froese, others who maybe only played hand-bells on some obscure
>cut back in '77. Of the discs I've heard, my favorites as Tantric Songs and
>Bruder des Schattens, Sohne des Lichts.  These albums are very mystical,
>spacey, with a lot of Indian instrumentation, repetitive, mantra-like
>melodic lines, and spooky vox backgrounds.  But they also do everything
>else, from "volksiche" flute and drum bits, to neo-medieval chants (Aguirre
>II), to one album whose B-side (near as I
>can recall) consisted simply of a 22 minute-long low tone (I think that was
>Hosianna Mantra, but my memory may be defunct -- I used to have them all on
>vinyl, but traded them away and have had difficulty finding them again).
>Their greatest claim to fame is no doubt their work doing soundtracks for
>Werner Herzog -- of which they have done quite a few: Herz Aus Glas,
>Fitzcarraldo, Nosferatu, and Aguirre.
>
>For more info, check out the discography at cs.uwp.edu, or write to the
>national public radio show "Echoes" (out here it's on Wednesday nights);
>they did a show on Vuh a few months back which I taped, and they supply
>free playlists and discographies to anyone interested.
>
>russell potter
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From:         "Leonard Watkins" <ISTS024@UABDPO.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Another gem from the past...
              3 Sep 1992 10:02:30 EDT from <AISARMSTRONG%IST%VMI@IST.VMI.EDU>

On Thu, 3 Sep 1992 10:02:30 EDT <AISARMSTRONG%IST%VMI@IST.VMI.EDU> said:
>Let me tell you that I do not have a fixation on only Billy Ray CYrus but all
>Country Music in general.  I herad in a poll that the must popular country
>music singer in America is George Jones.  His song "He Stop Loving Her Today"
>was the most popular song in America.  So to satify you fancy I will get off
>of Billy Rae Cyrus for a moment and get to Garth Brooks who is retiring so he
>can rase a family.  So here's your quarter. Call someone who cares punk.

as a blues fan i can say George Jones deserves all the credit he gets he's
outstanding and so is Randy Travis stopped loving her today is avery good
tune i don't think i'd call it the most popular though. Relax don't let
people bother u about what you like you're not obligated to please them so the
hell with them. Just get-off on what gets you off.
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 10:27:40 CDT
From:         "Leonard Watkins" <ISTS024@UABDPO.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Bob Seger and selling out

On Fri, 28 Aug 1992 10:42:00 EST <MCINTYRE@MSUPA> said:
>>From:         "Leonard Watkins" <ISTS024@UABDPO.BITNET>
>Yes, Bob Seger has licensed his song "Like a Rock" to Chevrolet, but
>he was not selling out.  For years he rejected all commercial offers
>exactly because he did not want to sell out.  Then some fan asked him
>why he didn't do a car commercial to help out the ailing industry.
>(Seger is a Michigan native, and the depressed car industry is
>especially painful here in Michigan.)  So Seger agreed to the commercial
>as an attempt to boost the hometown economy.  Yes, I am sure he did
>accept money from Chevrolet, but doing that commercial was not selling
>out.  Seger's selling out was back around "Night Moves" when he
>realized Ballad Bob sold a lot more records than Rockin' Robert did. 8-(

I'm glad you mentioned Bob again because i've read many comparisions bwtn
him and Bruce Springsteen Bruce seems to get more recognition than Bob
But IMHO Seger is a far better writer and singer maybe performer and i'm
big fan I respect him alot he's been doing it forvever and doing it well
he's one of my favorite writers I wasn't really knocking him, but my point
was alot of people sell out not just M.J.
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From:         gmgettie@THAMA1.APGEA.ARMY.MIL
Subject:      To Sharrock or not To Sharrock
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David sez:

>Sonny Sharrock, "Memphis Underground", with Herbie Mann. He goes through his
>whole bag of tricks on this one, and Sonny's bag has a lot in it.

OK, that's it. My next CD is going to be a Sharrock. Almost everyone has
mentioned him as one of their favorites. I gotta find out what this guy sounds
like.

Black Jacques Sharrock: what album do you recommend to someone with a heavy
metal/hard rock background and likes new age music more and more each day?

Seeya,
Gary
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>From:         jcs <GE777009@BROWNVM.BITNET>

>>Yes, Bob Seger has licensed his song "Like a Rock" to Chevrolet, but
>>he was not selling out.  For years he rejected all commercial offers
>>exactly because he did not want to sell out.  Then some fan asked him
>>why he didn't do a car commercial to help out the ailing industry.
>>(Seger is a Michigan native, and the depressed car industry is
>>especially painful here in Michigan.)  So Seger agreed to the commercial
>>as an attempt to boost the hometown economy.  Yes, I am sure he did
>>accept money from Chevrolet, but doing that commercial was not selling
>>out.

>oh come on. Is this really true? I never heard this before!
>i want some evidence please!
>why didn't he just do a benefit concert or something?

I've read the story about why he did the commercial a few times.  Most
recently it came up in a feature article the Detroit Free Press did on
Seger, possibly in the Sunday magazine supplement.  The article appeared
earlier this year.  I've already recycled it, so I can't give you the
exact date.  If you don't want to take my word for it, try your local
library.

The article did not address the possibility of a benefit concert so
I can only speculate on that.  Seger cited the fan as suggesting a
commercial, so the idea of a benefit concert may not have occurred
to him.  Or he may have thought that selling cars would benefit the
industry more than the proceeds of a concert would.

John McIntyre
Physics - Astronomy Dept
Michigan State University
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OK OK, with all this talk of Popul Vuh, I must inquire:
	What styles of music do they play?

-Adam
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 15:12:36 EDT
From:         HELP%Help%VMI@IST.VMI.EDU

Jeff Preston says:

" Since Dave's been away for a while, allow me to make the introductions.
Dave, meet the Armstrong fellow; Armstrong fellow, meet Dave. Dave is our
resident activist and all-round wild man. Dave, this here Armstrong feller
is our new country fan on the list. You might come to think of him as our
"country Ruxpig," since he seems to have as large a fixation on Billy RAY
Cyrus as the Ruxpugnant one has with Axl."

Jeff - just what is the definition of a "Country Ruxpig"  Sounds like to me
that you have fixation about pigs.

Jeff from reading your past message - you must be the asshole of the list.


Sonia says:

"I just read your post and I have to say, I am more shocked at this moment that
any moment since I've joined this net.  After reading all your other posts, I
just cannot believe YOU like MADONNA!?"

Sonia I don't think David needs to explain himself..  Please explain why you
don't like Madonna..  I think Madonna can do it better than anyone..  I want
say what in..

The only thing I see going up in smoke is you making complaints about somebody
liking Madonna.
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Subject:      Re: DIGEST: Queensryche ("Screaming in Digital")
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>	* Things to do if you're a Queensryche fan *
>
>* Beware of night, for we all know he's loose again.
>* Ride to a place beyond our time, reach for the edges of your mind.
>* Throw down the chains of oppression that bind you.
[etc...]

* Eat raw raisin bagels with ketchup and chocolate chip toppings
* Shave your tongue with a razor blade and then gargle with rubbing alcohol
* Wear unswashed leiderhosen [(c) Ren & Stimpy]
* Speak for the rest of your life without using the letter "e"
* Never molest farm animals (again)

>     Freedom belongs to only those without video screens for eyes and mouth.
>		- Queensryche

I guess that means us net people are fuc**d.

And now back to our regularly scheduled programming...

-Adam 8)
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 07:46:05 CDT
From:         crispen <crispen@EFFTOO.BOEING.COM>
Subject:      re: ALLMUSIC confessional: secret loves and hidden desires

HELP%Help%VMI@IST.VMI.EDU sez:

>Sonia says:
>
>"I just read your post and I have to say, I am more shocked at this moment that
>any moment since I've joined this net.  After reading all your other posts, I
>just cannot believe YOU like MADONNA!?"
>
>Sonia I don't think David needs to explain himself..  Please explain why you
>don't like Madonna..  I think Madonna can do it better than anyone..  I want
>say what in..
>
>The only thing I see going up in smoke is you making complaints about somebody
>liking Maddonna.

For sale: one clue, cheap.  Mr. Help, what Sonia was saying was not that
she couldn't understand *somebody* liking Madonna; she said that she
couldn't understand *David* liking Madonna.

Now if you'd asked me, I would say that I couldn't understand *anyone*
liking Madonna.  But you didn't, so I didn't.

All clear now?

Rev. Bob "Bob" Crispen
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In a previous article, ISTS024@UABDPO.BITNET ("Leonard Watkins") says:

>Someone just offered me a fostex x30 4 track for 225.00 in the box
>with warranty what they go for new is this a good price is it a good
>one

  Not bad at all I sold mine for $300 dollars about 2 years ago and there
were already better machines in the stores oh well that just goes to show
you some folks don't shop around but seriously you could have a nifty new
Yamahoohoo with dbx noise reduction boy that noise reduction sure is good
for around $400 well some people on the net have said you can get it 
cheaper but I dont know where I guess a few well-placed phone calls might
be in order just don't forget to take a breath every once in a while

  Jeff nn

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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 08:32:00 CDT
From:         CV01@SWTEXAS.BITNET
Subject:      Blind patriotism -- no OMC

>Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 07:10:39 CDT
>From:         "Leonard Watkins" <ISTS024@UABDPO.BITNET>
>Subject:      Re: Nugent/Patriotism
>
>
> [deletia]
>
>Listen people country bashing is just not popular
>anymore you are all behind the times

   Lenny, why do you have to do this??

   "Country bashing" is also known as free speech.  As far as being
"popular" -- if F*m*ly V*l**s (tm -- as defined by certain segments of the
new "religious right" [sic] [sick]) is "popular", I think I'll "just say
no", thanks.

   Blind jingoism solves nothing.  Blind jingoism was what Hitler got from
his people.  We are supposed to have advanced further than that.  The ones
who are "behind the times", are the folks like the Rayguns and Bushes and
their fanatic right-wing counterparts who would have us believe that we
live in some Norman Rockwell painting.  "There is nothing wrong with our
country -- except for those nay-saying, baby-killing, homo-loving,
non-white, godless, commies."


      bye,
      cmv ("nay-saying, baby-killing, homo-loving, non-white, godless,
            commie, philosopher chuck")
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From:         Gary Hanley <ghanley@DG-WEBO.WEBO.DG.COM>
Subject:      Re: Hawkwind
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              "MCINTYRE%MSUPA.BITNET@AMERICAN.EDU" at Aug 25, 92 11:17 am

John said:

>Actually Hawkwind sounds a good bit like the vocal side of Tangerine Dream's
>_Cyclone_ album. 8-)  And very much like Amon Duul II.  They're not much
>for melody but great for wall of sound.  Lots of "synthy" sound effects,
>which were often done by the saxophone as well as the synthesizers.  In
>fact, a common complaint about Hawkwind is you can't tell which instrument
>is making which sound.  You know how some bands will do little spacey
>"sound effects" intros then break into "the real song"?  Hawkwind will
>churn out double albums of those intros.   Their lyrics are very science
>fiction oriented, often being based on scifi novels.  Some of the lyrics,
>especially those by Bob Calvert, are quite humorous.

	This is one (of many) groups I've been wanted to check out
but haven't got around to it yet. From the sound of John's description,
I don't think I should have a problem with them. As with any band, some
albums are better "starter" albums than others, so any suggestions for
my first Hawkwind album???

--
Regards,
    Gary Hanley
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