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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 10:50:00 CST
From:         SOUND CAN WASH CLOTHES <TBUCK@KNOX.BITNET>
Subject:      new CDs: Miles, SRV, Blues Traveler, P-Funk, etc....

Well, they're new to me anyway....

The Hot Spot movie soundtrack: John Lee Hooker, Miles Davis, Taj Mahal....
    Interesting, very interesting. Never thought I'd hear Miles playin' the
    blues. Didn't grab me much at first, far less than almost any other
    Miles album I've ever heard. The blues here is so a-chromatic that what
    little chromatic stuff Miles does play sticks out like a sore thumb.
    But it is growing on me a slight bit. Don't pick this one up unless you
    are a die-hard Miles fan. (But if you're a Jon Lee Hooker fan, it's
    probably more worth your time.) Note to Jeff Beer: You were right, I
    should have rented the movie first before I bought it. But I suppose
    I'm still glad I've got it.

Stevie Ray Vaughan: The Sky Is Crying
    A collection of odds 'n' ends, but WOW what a collection! His version
    of Hendrix's Little Wing is absolutely stunning, easily one of his best
    ever performaces. I hope they find more stuff in the archives, but the
    liner notes say that this is about it. There'll always be live concert
    material to fall back on though. What a loss. Perhaps this is wrong to
    say, but Clapton already had his "long and fruitful carreer", Stevie
    was just coming into his prime. I'm really glad I got to see him in 86.

Blues Traveler: Traveler's & Theives/On Tour Forever (free live CD!!!)
   What a bargin!! Those Blues Travelers have done it again. It's some sort
   of limited edition thing, every couple out of a hundred (or thousand?)
   copies of the new album come with a bonus live CD of almost 50 minutes
   of live stuff from last year. One of the tunes is a 21 minute version of
   Mountain Cry with Carlos Santana sitting in!! Very tasty indeed! And the
   best thing about it was that it didn't cost a dime more! Only $12.99 and
   it came in one of those special double CD cases which are only as thick
   as a regular jewel box.

Funkadelic: Funkadelic (1970)
   Early, *early* (did I say "early"?) funk from George Clinton and Co. Not
   too different than my one other P-Funk gamble, Maggot Brain from 71. It
   was on sale, what can I say.

The Raindogs: Lost Souls.
   Been looking for this one in the used CD bins for over a year. We played
   a great song by them for a short time at the top-40 station I work at. I
   had the promo single for that tune, Too Many Stars (And Not Enough Sky),
   and had high hopes for the rest of the album. From my first listen, it
   seems I wasn't let down. I got the guy at the CD's store to throw it in
   for free since it was in the used bins for $5.

                                                 Tom "Buck-Naked" Buck
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From:         Leonard Watkins <ISTS024@UABDPO.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Malcom x question
              20 Nov 1992 10:55:44 CST from <crispen@EFFTOO.BOEING.COM>

On Fri, 20 Nov 1992 10:55:44 CST crispen said:
>There are two organizations that use this ring.  One is the Knights of
>Columbus (reserved for Past Master Inquisitors) and the other is
>Phi Gamma Delta fraternity (souvenir of Fiji Week Toga Party).
>
>I suspect, based on Malcolm's profound religious convictions, that he
>was a Gaminal.

After reading the article about him i can't believe that people actually
think highly of him. I hate to see the youth wearing the malcom stuff, i hope
they don't have the same beliefs, but that belongs on another group
Thanks for the info......................L.W.
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From:         "The Chrome-Plated Megaphone of Destiny"
              <ALEVIN@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU>
Subject:      A Stick and a Crimson birthday suit

From: Little Inquisitor <U33963%UICVM.BITNET@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU>
Subject: Birthday contest
>I'm going to run a contest to guess my age.

From your recent posts with Libby, the number 69 comes to mind.

But seriously... I'll take a page from the Hitchhiker's Guide and guess that
you are 42?

From: Debbie Scheibal <DPDS%SIUEMUS.BITNET@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU>
Subject: RE: hello
>>Is there anyone alive out there
>
>Yeah...I'm Still Alive...

I'm not dead yet!!!

From: "Michael H. Bloom" <MHB%MITVMA.BITNET@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU>
Subject: Robert Fripp called me "clueless"
>There's a new King Crimson Xmas box set called _The Great Deceiver_, four CD's
>of the _Starless and Bible Black_ band live in concert, 23 Oct 73 thru 30 June
>74 (the second to last concert for this band, presented in its entirety).

Does this include the much bootlegged Atlanta concert where Fripp (or was it
Wetton?) apologizes to the people for interrupting their meals?

From: BEHR5606%SNYPLAVA.BITNET@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Metallica fans
> I have all their old stuff and can't wait for some
>new songs, because they seem to get better with each album. Even without
>Cliff Burton.

EEK! Better with each album? With the way they're "progressing", I'm expecting
the next album to sound like a cross between Motley Crue and Poison. No thank
you. I long for the good old days when they had balls.

From: Mr Bad Example <HAMELIN@UCSVAX.UCS.UMASS.EDU>
Subject: RE: Speak softly and carry a big Stick[tm]
>Adam,
>
>You're NOT going to shave your head!  Tony will be most upset!  ;)

I don't think the world is big enough for two bald-headed musical Levins. I'm
happy to say that I still have a full head of hair, while my older brother
looks like Buddha.

>It used to be that the only place to buy a Chapman Stick was through Emmet
>himself, I'm not sure if that's still the case.  As far as price goes, I think
>I paid around $1500 for mine a few years ago...

You wouldn't still have the address handy would you?

-Adam
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Date:         Sat, 21 Nov 1992 00:32:51 -0500
From:         mjferzig@MIDWAY.UCHICAGO.EDU
Subject:      a cappella

Dear all -

Just dropping a line to tell you how excited I am about a catalog I got...

It's called "Primarily a cappella" and it's just that. It has lots and lots
of stuff including all the Nylons and Bobs albums and a bunch of college
groups. It has reviews and ratings for all the stuff!!! I'm so excited. You
should all get this catalog!

Write to:
United Singers International
PO Box 583
Princeton NJ  08540

This is their first catalog, and it's free! I love it already and am
placing my first order tommorrow! They will be including SHEET MUSIC in
later editions, so get your copy today! (Note well, Marc, Caroline, etc...)

Marsha

P.S. Caroline, are the Binghamtonics members of CASA? If not, I'm gonna buy
you guys a membership! Let me know.
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 19:32:42 MDT
From:         Bleed-Feek International <BLAKDAVI@SU.ISU.EDU>
Subject:      Satan Oscillate My Metallic Sonatas

Hey Everyone, and Anyone out there!
    Does anyone know where I can get ahold of Soundgarden's limited
release BADMOTORFINGER SOMMS?
    If so, fill me in.  I live in a town with NO resources.
    Dave - Bleed-Feek International - Blake
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 08:34:56 MEZ
From:         Hosko <RMCB@DLRVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: PRINCE & NPG

Adam,
  If you're looking for detailed analysis of Prince's work then I
think you'd do better trying the dedicated Prince mailing list (I've
forgotten its name and address, but I'm sure someone else on ALLMUSIC
could point you in the right direction). I gave it a try a year or so
back but there was too must worshiping (fart sniffing!) going on %-)

  Mike Mesuda mentioned in his mail that the _Black Album_ from Prince
is one of his favorites. There was some talk of this being officially
released - has it happened yet? Also, what's it like, which face is
Prince wearing for it?

Hosko
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Date:         Sun, 22 Nov 1992 15:40:02 -0500
From:         mjferzig@MIDWAY.UCHICAGO.EDU
Subject:      Prince / a cappella isn't the only type of music I like!

Jeremy writes:
>
>OMC:  Marsha,  what do you think of Boyz II Men's new a capella type song?
>I can't remember the name, but I thought it was pretty decent.
>

I wish I could answer that, but I don't know which song you're referring
to. If it's "end of the Road", I like it a lot. I have a lot of respect for
those guys. They're sort of like Take 6 with instruments and with less of a
gospel flavor. If it's a different song, I don't know which one you mena. I
confess, I rarley listen to the radio, except in the car, anfd the only
recent songs I know are "Constant Craving" by kd lang and "Broken Glass" by
Annie Lenox, because I only get one station in my car and that's all they
play....


>                                    Jeremy "I spoke in
>class today" Heilman

Is this unusual? What kind of class is this?

BTW - IMPORTANT!
Look, I'm happy that you all write stuff about a cappella where you find
it, and I am thrilled to death with some of the stuff I've heard and gotten
since I joined this list, but I want to make it known that I listen to more
than just a cappella!!!! I have already made it known that I like opera and
most classical especially choral music, but I also like good old fashioned
rock and roll! I like:Billy Joel, Springsteen, Howard Jones, Christine
Lavin, Queen, Genesis, Phil Collins, Harry Belafonte, The Beatles, Clapton,
The Police, The Thompson Twins, The Violent Femmes, The B-52's, Erasure,
Broadway show music, Harry Connick Jr, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Carole
King, CSN...get the point? So although the only music I can truly say I am
OBSESSED with is a cappella, I do love all types of music (except really
twangy country, really bangy heavy metal, and bad rap) and wanted you all
to know that. Thanks - I had to get that off my chest. I now return you to
your regularly scheduled a cappella guru...

Marsha "I'm writing this as I listen to The Bobs..." Ferziger

Marsha J. Ferziger
University of Chicago School of Law
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 21:35:41 CST
From:         Little Inquisitor <U33963@UICVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: hello

On Mon, 16 Nov 1992 19:24:00 EST <CORV7402@SNYPLAVA> said:
>Is there anyone alive out there

OMC: _Nobody But Me_ (Human Beinz)

Renato
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 00:16:47 EST
From:         Ilia <CC29@IONA.BITNET>
Subject:      Genesis Live: Good disc/Bad disc

Adam announced:

>   Inside, there's a black paper disc with the following information:
>
>   Genesis live - the way we walk - Volume two: the longs
>   Volume two of this Compact Disc will be available January 1993 at a
>   specially reduced price for a limited period only.
>   It will contain:
>   Dance on a Volcano / Lamb lies down on Broadway / The Musical Box /
>   Firth of Fifth / I know what I like / Driving the last spike / Domino
>   - Part 1 - In the glow of the night / Part 2 - The last domino /
>   Fading lights / Home by the sea / Drum duet

Well, at least four of those are on _Seconds Out_. Do you know if
they are going to put different versions?
                Ilia.
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 14:33:41 -0500
From:         The Chrome-Plated Megaphone of Destiny
              <ALEVIN@RCNVMS.RCN.MASS.EDU>
Subject:      A little coal for the stockings

From: Thumper <watson@HG.ULETH.CA>
Subject: phish heads, phish heads, rolly polly phish heads...
>I just got off the phone with Santa and he says that if I locate his g-spot,
>I'll get a CD player for x-mas.  Libby wants a combination walkman/chastity
>belt....

Ahh, the new Sony F*ckman!
>
>So what's on everyone else's musical wish lists?
>
>Deck the balls,
>Thumper

King Crmson's _Great Deceiver_ box set
Pink Floyd's _Shine On_ box set
A Chapman Stick
A big upright bass
A midi keyboard, and hell, throw in a midi guitar too
A nice electric acoustic guitar
A studio-quality multi-track tape deck
Actually, just give me my own fully equipped studio
Can we work Shawn Colvin into the deal too? 8)

From: Another message from Rosemary! <RWARREN@TOPAZ.CONCORDIA.CA>
Subject: xmas wish list ..
>hi santa,
>
>please put these vinyl gems under the tree:
>
>The Jackson 5:  ABC
>The Jackson 5:  Third Album (yes that's the correct name)
>Jermaine Jackson:  Word to the Badd (original version with nasty lyrics)

Heheh, you forgot the smileys.

>and if you have room in the sleigh, find michael jackson, wrap a big bow around
>his neck and fit him under the tree too!  (just kidding, but a nice idea...)

I'd like to wrap something around his neck....

-Adam
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 09:26:56 CST
From:         crispen <crispen@EFFTOO.BOEING.COM>
Subject:      Re: A Capella and teleology

Little Inquisitor <U33963%UICVM.BITNET@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU> (Renato) sez:

>Hold on, Rev., while I search the pops/personalities section of the collection.
>I do recall having some [Four Freshmen records].  However, most of these are
>in my office or at my
>mother-in-law's!  If I find them -- and I should -- we could work out something
>. Just how many lots and lots are we talking about?

Well, lots and lots is a relative term (oh dear, cheap old Bob is coming
to the fore again ;-).  No, I'd be glad to pay what you think the
aggravation, postage, tape, mailer, etc. are worth.  Email me.

>And while we're at it,
>what are you a reverend of? And how many others are there on the net?
>Have wanted to ask this for some time.

Well, there's a "church" started by Ivan Stang and some of his buddies
called the Church of the SubGenius.  It's mostly a parody.  Anyway, send
in your $25 and you automatically become a minister and get a subscription
to _The Stark Fist of Removal_, their newsletter.  At least I believe
this is so, since I haven't sent in my 25 bucks yet.  So I'm not only a
parody of a minister, I'm a fraudulent parody of a minister!

Rev. Dave (who I think went home for Thanksgiving break, which is why
I'm speaking for him) is a "minister" in the Universal Life Church --
another one of those mail-order thingies.  I believe they also offer
a Doctor of Theosophy degree, which is certainly worthwhile!

Rev. Dave and I are actually members of the same small denomination,
which I won't bore you with, except to say that the last World Almanac
showed us neck and neck with the Spiritualists.  I will say, as a hint,
that our real church is about the fatherhood of God, the brotherhood
of man, and the neighborhood of Boston.

I call myself a Rev. because I tend to be so pedantic and pontifical.
I don't think I've had a light and breezy moment in my life, which drives
my wife nuts.  And y'all have seen my ham-fisted attempts at humor :-(
Anyway, the Rev. Bob "Bob" sounded pretty Southern, and since our
wonderful governor (rated recently as the worst governor in all 50
states) made me and a bunch of Yankee immigrants official Alabamians
a couple of years ago, I figured, what the hell.

The .sig quote is a steal from a footnote in _The Book of Subgenius_.
Cthulhu is, of course, from _The Call of Cthulhu_ and others by
H. P. Lovecraft.

So, how about you?  What are you an Inquisitor of?
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 1992 18:40:04 -0500
From:         mjferzig@MIDWAY.UCHICAGO.EDU
Subject:      RE: Musical wish list / Seattle Bands

Hey Thump -

>OMC:  Attended a noon-hour "stress management" concert here at the university
>-- an acapella-type quartet from Toronto called Moxy Fruvous.  I've also seen
>these guys at the Winnipeg Folk Festival and they were terrific once again.
>Great vocal harmonies, incredible energy and wickedly humorous.  My favorite
>tunes were the rap version of Dr. Seuss's "Green Eggs and Ham" and a sickified
>version of Lou Reed's "Walk On The Wild Side" fused with the chorus of Abba's
>_Dancing Queen_... I nearly peed...  :)


Which University? I have Green Eggs and Ham Rap on tape...I know that the
version I have was written by the women in the group form my college - I
wonder if Foxy uses a totally different thing, or if one of the women in
the group from Binghamton now sings with Foxy?????

Marsha
Marsha J. Ferziger
University of Chicago School of Law
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Date:         Wed, 18 Nov 1992 19:33:29 -0500
From:         mjferzig@MIDWAY.UCHICAGO.EDU
Subject:      Re: ??? Address for Tower Records in Chicago? (Downtown?)

>OK. You knew I had to ask. Where is Tower in downtown Chicago? (I've been
>to Rose many times, and Jazz Record Mart too, but never to Tower.) Exact
>address would be great! Adva(thanx)nce!!!

My turn...I know this because i got lost getting there last weekend. 2301
N. Clark. DONT go to the address in some phone books at 118 N Clinton -
that's Tower Photo, it's screwed up. They have a parking lot in the back,
and they validate for up to 40 minutes. After that it's expensive.

Enjoy!

P.S. Great vocal section- all my fave a cappella stuff!!

Marsha
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 1992 12:50:21 EST
From:         Ken Koester <MAINT2@ERS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Mindless melange

On Thu, 19 Nov 1992 08:26:56 CST Little Inquisitor said:
>Re cataloguing: Sonia, Tim, Libby and Herr Koester -- you were all a big help
>NOT!) in assisting me.  Enjoyed the Legendary 78 Massacre at Sonia's.  Actuall
>, it's too bad since classical 78s have become quite pricey and hugely collect
>ble.  Many, in fact, have not been released in any other format.
>
They've become pricey because of Sonia's mother--you should thank her.  I was
lazy & forgot to mention I only flip 45s; when they become pricey, you can
thank me.  Achtung!, baby.
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 1992 08:37:17 CST
From:         crispen <crispen@EFFTOO.BOEING.COM>
Subject:      Re: A Capella and teleology

mjferzig@MIDWAY.UCHICAGO.EDU (Marsha Ferziger) sez:

>No, that's the soprano solo - I love that one, but I aint got the high
>notes. The alto is:
>
>For the mouse is a creature of great personal valor.

Yeah!  Great stuff.  Thanks for reminding me.

>The Wilhousky is great - I did it with a 300 piece orchestra and a
>400-voice choir...talk about musical orgasm!!!!
>
>I actually did get to have my dream - I sang on Beethoven's 9th two years
>ago with a 200-person orchestra, 4 fabulous soloists and 450 voices in the
>choir! I was high on the adrenalin for days!!!

Damn, damn, damn!  I always wanted to do that.  That and _Carmina
Burana_ and the Mahler 2nd.  That's the wonderful thing about living
in a big town.  You lucky stiff.

>Marsha, the tired and depressed....

Be not depressed -- your tapes arrived!  Got to listen to part of side
one of tape one on the way to work.  Damn again!  I still haven't sent
in your check (some gratitude!) and I don't have your address at work.
Tonight without fail.

I'll definitely make you a tape.  There's some things I think you'd like
now that I've heard the tape.  I will *not* wait to send the check until
I send the tape.

Anyhow, as we pulled into the parking lot, "There's No Sin in Sincere"
came on.  What a hoot!  So far the tape is just wonderful.  I can't
wait for work to be over (among other reasons) so I can hear more.

Just wondering -- I've got a Kirby Shaw arrangement of "Their Hearts
Were Full of Spring" lying around somewhere.  Shall I send it?  Are
you (like me) a Freshmen fan?  A Kirby Shaw fan?
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 09:28:04 CST
From:         crispen <crispen@EFFTOO.BOEING.COM>
Subject:      Re: For Those About To Rock

>I never realized until I actually saw them how late 60s British Invasion
>Psychedelic the Black Crowes are... They were kinda fun, but I guess I'd have
>to say they are lightweights (i.e. a little too derivative).

Well, what can you expect from a Yankee?  The Crows are southern rock'n'roll.
We-all understand it.  Too bad about you-all.  ;-)

> I never realized until I saw this video what a great rockin band AC/DC is!

The Moscow concert must have been one of their better shows.  We saw
them in Huntsville in 1988 and they were only so-so.  Nice and loud,
though, and lots of fun.  But the sound was really bad.

>Pantera's ominous and threatening demeanor; they were my
>least favorite of the four.

My younger kid really likes them.  They're sort of a bridge between metal
and stuff like Ministry and grunge.  What the heck IS Ministry, anyway? --
all you folks who were arguing in favor of labelled genres last week,
how about one for Ministry.  Pantera, too.  And Helmet.

BTW, Carol and Hendrik Jan, great stuff on House and spirituality.
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 1992 13:36:16 CST
From:         crispen <crispen@EFFTOO.BOEING.COM>
Subject:      Re: Malcom x question

An apology is due to all of you (especially Leonard and Bloomdido).
I thought that the K of C and Phi Gam were silly enough wrt Mr. X
that everyone would catch on that it's a prank.

It is, of course, DOCTOR X (in _Operation Mindcrime_), not MALCOLM X
who was the K of C Fiji.

Very sorry to all concerned.
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