Some Good Artists (was Re: TOP FIVE ALBUMS)
brwr...@gte.net
In article <cw9BdOAh...@saul.demon.co.uk>,
Dan Saul <Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
> May I?
>
> 1. Bowie - The Singles Collection
> 2. Beck - One Foot in the Grave (or the 'Where it's On' Single)
> 3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
> 4. Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
> 5. Orbital - In Sides
>
> Well, there are many others, but for now, these'll do.
<snipped>
Good artists, though not necessarily my favorites (just as a by-the-way). I
don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
buy a few albums of theirs soon.
You sound like a person who has good music taste. Could you recommend other
music favorites of yours to me/us (in general)?
Thanks!
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Duke Mariner
1. Bowie - Buddha Suburbia, Black Tie/ White Noise, Earthling, Outside,
Labyrinth, Sound + Vision, The Singles (They are all fantastic)
2. Gravity Kills - Gravity Kills (has Guilty single from SE7EN)
3. Radiohead - OK Computer (fantastic)
4. Veruca Salt - Eight Arms to Hold You (fantastic (has song called
David Bowie) & American Thighs (good but not as good as EAtHY-- has
"Seether")
5. Artificial Joy Club (good - has Sick & Beautiful)
These are the artists and their albums that I have found myself listening to
for more than a few weeks... David Bowie's "Tin Machine I" only lasted in
the mix for about 2 weeks but is still good... Another good CD that didn't
really make it onto the top 5 is Sting's new "Best of"... Fantastic!
-Duke
Persi
In article <6difst$tme$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, brwr...@gte.net says...
>Good artists, though not necessarily my favorites (just as a by-the-way). I
>don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
>buy a few albums of theirs soon.
Just don't post asking for any Orbital lyrics :)
--
In My CD Changer/Stereo:
Etienne De Crecy Presents "Super Discount" (Compilation)
High Llamas - Cold and Bouncy
Smog - The Doctor Came At Dawn
"Concert Of The Week"
Judas Priest/Motorhead (THEY ROCKED!!!!)
Gondola Bob
> Could you recommend other
> music favorites of yours to me/us (in general)?
>
> Thanks!
Ohhh, just SHUT UP.
Christ.
Eb
Geir Hongro
brwr...@gte.net wrote:
>In article <cw9BdOAh...@saul.demon.co.uk>,
> Dan Saul <Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> May I?
>>
>> 1. Bowie - The Singles Collection
>> 2. Beck - One Foot in the Grave (or the 'Where it's On' Single)
>> 3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
>> 4. Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
>> 5. Orbital - In Sides
>>
>> Well, there are many others, but for now, these'll do.
>
><snipped>
>
>
>don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
>buy a few albums of theirs soon.
If "dangerous" lyrics is what you are looking for then buying
albums by Orbital would be a waste of money, as they are virtually
all-instrumental :-)
--
Geir Hongro
***************************************** *
Burn Down the disco - hang the blessed DJ *
* *
* Morrissey 1986 *
*******************************************
Visit my homepage
Norwegian: http://home.sol.no/knhongro/Geir/
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Andrew Hime
Persi (cow...@NOSPAM.ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: In article <6difst$tme$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, brwr...@gte.net says...
: >Good artists, though not necessarily my favorites (just as a by-the-way). I
: >don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
: >buy a few albums of theirs soon.
: Just don't post asking for any Orbital lyrics :)
Shit, I don't have "Belfast". But anyway...
"The Box" (Part 4) by Orbital
Shed his neighbors with a building
knows addresses up by heart
draws a picture of his future
keeps the paper close at hand
packs his tongue into a suitcase
suffers terror on the train
and he wants to start a movement
coz he's indestructible/destructible
indestructible/destructible
And you know they'll never find us
and they'll leave us alone
and if we just keep on talking
then we'll still make it home
there's commotion in promotions
now that Dunkirk heavy war
sell our pictures to a paper
now that everyone must know
trading satellites for substance
expectators pay their way
we'll invade the heavy fountains
now that everyone must pay
trading satellites for substance
expectators pay their way
we'll invade the heavy fountains
now that everyone must pay
mothers babies muggers tragedy
babies muggers tragedy
babies muggers tragedy
terrifies the kill
***
I will be so honest here, I know half of those are crap. But oh well. I
mean, has anyone else out there transcribed them? ;) If so, please post
them (for brwriter's edification as well) so as to make me look like a
complete dick.
brwr...@gte.net
brwr...@gte.net
In article <6djffi$a10$4...@o.online.no>,
Geir Hongro <geir...@online.no> wrote:
>
> brwr...@gte.net wrote:
> >In article <cw9BdOAh...@saul.demon.co.uk>,
> > Dan Saul <Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> >>
> >> May I?
> >>
> >> 1. Bowie - The Singles Collection
> >> 2. Beck - One Foot in the Grave (or the 'Where it's On' Single)
> >> 3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
> >> 4. Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
> >> 5. Orbital - In Sides
> >>
> >> Well, there are many others, but for now, these'll do.
> >
> ><snipped>
> >
> >
> >don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
> >buy a few albums of theirs soon.
>
> albums by Orbital would be a waste of money, as they are virtually
> all-instrumental :-)
Well, so's the "Art of Noise", and I really like their music (from what little
I've had the opportunity to hear of it, so far!). Just a few weeks ago, I
bought their CDs "The Best of the Art of Noise" and "Art of Noise: The Drum
and Bass Collection" - I hope to get the chance to listen to them soon!
> --
>
> Geir Hongro
>
> ***************************************** *
> Burn Down the disco - hang the blessed DJ *
> * *
> * Morrissey 1986 *
> *******************************************
> Visit my homepage
> Norwegian: http://home.sol.no/knhongro/Geir/
> English: http://home.sol.no/knhongro/Geir/engelsk.htm
>
>
Geir Hongro
hi...@kali.wf.net (Andrew Hime) wrote:
>Persi (cow...@NOSPAM.ix.netcom.com) wrote:
>: In article <6difst$tme$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, brwr...@gte.net says...
>: >Good artists, though not necessarily my favorites (just as a by-the-way). I
>: >don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
>: >buy a few albums of theirs soon.
>
>
>Shit, I don't have "Belfast". But anyway...
>
>"The Box" (Part 4) by Orbital
(snip)
You forgot the lyrics for "Halcyon":
Eeh Eeh Nanananana La la la LA Nanananana La la la
Eeh Eeh Nanananana La la la LA Nanananana La la la
etc...
:-)
Martin Griffiths
On Wed, 04 Mar 1998 10:24:25 -0600, brwr...@gte.net wrote:
>In article <g*ndola-ya02408000...@news.deltanet.com>,
> g*nd...@deltanet.com (Gondola Bob) wrote:
>>
>> In article <6difst$tme$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, brwr...@gte.net wrote:
>>
>> > Could you recommend other
>> > music favorites of yours to me/us (in general)?
>> >
>> > Thanks!
>>
>> Ohhh, just SHUT UP.
>
>
>*NO*.
<Mrs. Doyle>
Ah, go on.
</Mrs. Doyle>
:-)
Martin Griffiths
still in mourning for Dermot Morgan :-(
Mulqueen
Here's what's currently on my stereo...
1 : David Bowie - Low, Heroes (he said predictably...)
2 : Mark Hollis (formerly of Talk Talk) new self-titled solo album
3 : Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
4 : Scott Walker - Tilt
5 : Jeff Buckley - Grace
Okay, so maybe it's cheating to put 2 Bowie albums sharing first place but I
heartily recommend any of the others as a break from the norm...
Hoffman
ecobag...@tinet.ie
Remove the tinned meat to email me...
Dan Saul
In article <6difst$tme$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, brwr...@gte.net writes
>Good artists, though not necessarily my favorites (just as a by-the-way). I
>don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
>buy a few albums of theirs soon.
Ahhh.. Thank you! Orbital, as I guess you wouldn't know, is more
of a trance band (person, whatever) rather than anything else. The music
is very unique, and tends to have more of a beat than traditional
trance.
The album 'In Sides' is very good. I actually bought it after
seeing the song 'The Box' on MuchMusic and i've been a fan ever since.
The songs tend to be of a darker nature, but its the kinda music that
sends so many chills up your spine that you just can't help but move to
the rhythm.
But then again, I'm biased. =)
>
>You sound like a person who has good music taste. Could you recommend other
>music favorites of yours to me/us (in general)?
>
Never, ever before in any newsgroup have I felt so great as I do
now.. Thank you. =)
There's a few albums that I would have to suggest.. And just
about anything from Pink Floyd would be in there.. (although, alot of
the music totally changes depending on the year).. I'm listening to my
second favourite album now, which is 'Meddle'.. It's got, IMHO, the
Floyd's best song ever, 'Echoes'.. something you seriously have to hear
to believe.
AFter that, i've always been a fan of alot of older tunes,
headlined my Hendrix, Black Sabbath, and (although a different genre)
Booker T and the MG's. As well, i'm a fan of newer Trance, as I don't
like a good beat ruined by some woman wailing away in the background
about 'how I should live my life' or 'what I should do at a party with
some loose girl'.. Nope. Not for me..
That's just an idea, anyways.. There's lots of music out there
to be appreciated, and in my opinion, you just gotta look past the
headlines to find it. (Take Beck for example.. I'm a huge fan of the
guy, and i try to collect as much of his music as I can.. BUT, only his
older stuff, the stuff with much more feeling.. Especially after I saw
him in concert at Varsity Arena last.. April I think it was, in
Toronto.. IMHO, his older stuff is truly 'Where it's At')
If you want a bigger, more precise list, gimme some email and
i'll set you up.. i don't want to start rambling on about different
stuff in all of the wrong newsgroups..
Thanks for the interest!
M.m
------->Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk
Dick Mac
On my CD carousel tonight:
1. David Bowie - Earthling
2. Ry Cooder - Buena Vista
3. Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers
4. Curtis Mayfield - 20 Greatest Hits
5. Radiohead - OK Computer
6. Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense
--
Dick Mac (alive!)
"The only survivor of the National Peoples Gang"
http://www.bigbaby.com
brwr...@gte.net wrote in article <6difst$tme$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
: In article <cw9BdOAh...@saul.demon.co.uk>,
: Dan Saul <Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk> wrote:
: >
: > May I?
: >
: > 1. Bowie - The Singles Collection
: > 2. Beck - One Foot in the Grave (or the 'Where it's On' Single)
: > 3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
: > 4. Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
: > 5. Orbital - In Sides
: >
: > Well, there are many others, but for now, these'll do.
:
: <snipped>
:
:
: Good artists, though not necessarily my favorites (just as a by-the-way).
I
: don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have
to
: buy a few albums of theirs soon.
:
: You sound like a person who has good music taste. Could you recommend
other
: music favorites of yours to me/us (in general)?
:
: Thanks!
:
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:
brwr...@gte.net
In article <6djvqr$dd8$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
brwr...@gte.net wrote:
>
> In article <6djffi$a10$4...@o.online.no>,
> Geir Hongro <geir...@online.no> wrote:
<snipped>
> > If "dangerous" lyrics is what you are looking for then buying
> > albums by Orbital would be a waste of money, as they are virtually
> > all-instrumental :-)
>
> Well, so's the "Art of Noise", and I really like their music (from what
> little
> I've had the opportunity to hear of it, so far!). Just a few weeks ago, I
> bought their CDs "The Best of the Art of Noise" and "Art of Noise: The Drum
> and Bass Collection" - I hope to get the chance to listen to them soon!
Just wanted to note that "Robinson Crusoe" is a great song (from "The Best of
the Art of Noise" album); I just heard it a few days ago for the first time,
and it's now one of my all-time favorites! I also really like "Paranoimia",
"Instruments of Darkness", "Dragnet", and "Kiss".
I've heard some of "Art of Noise: The Drum and Bass Collection", and it's
good; I definitely prefer the "Best of..." album, however.
> > --
> >
> > Geir Hongro
> >
> > ***************************************** *
> > Burn Down the disco - hang the blessed DJ *
> > * *
> > * Morrissey 1986 *
> > *******************************************
> > Visit my homepage
> > Norwegian: http://home.sol.no/knhongro/Geir/
> > English: http://home.sol.no/knhongro/Geir/engelsk.htm
> >
> >
>
Brian Tritico
Greetings to All,
The auction for the Hellraiser Themes cd by Coil is now
officially over.
The winner is ----->
JRP2 with a bid of $25!
Thanks to all that participated! I will be auctioning off more
items that are collectible as I get them. Also, if there is
anything that anyone is looking for that is rare or hard to
find, drop me a line. There are alot of collector cd/record
stores here and I go to them quite often.
Thanx again to everyone!
Brian
Rhodri
<brwr...@gte.net> wrote:
> > Well, so's the "Art of Noise", and I really like their music (from what
> > little
> > I've had the opportunity to hear of it, so far!). Just a few weeks ago, I
> > bought their CDs "The Best of the Art of Noise" and "Art of Noise: The Drum
> > and Bass Collection" - I hope to get the chance to listen to them soon!
>
>
> Just wanted to note that "Robinson Crusoe" is a great song (from "The Best of
> the Art of Noise" album); I just heard it a few days ago for the first time,
> and it's now one of my all-time favorites! I also really like "Paranoimia",
> "Instruments of Darkness", "Dragnet", and "Kiss".
>
> I've heard some of "Art of Noise: The Drum and Bass Collection", and it's
> good; I definitely prefer the "Best of..." album, however.
it is all appalling. The only good Art of Noise stuff was on ZTT, which
as far as I now they didn't retain the rights to so it hasn't appeared
on any of the 'collection' compilations. Incredible that the ZTT stuff
should be so fresh, original, spine-chillingly good, and the China stuff
is almost without exception dull, lift-musicy, semi-amusing bollocks.
--
rhodri
'What a gorgeous day. What effulgent sunshine.
It was on a day of this sort the McGillicuddy brothers
murdered their mother with an axe.' - W.C. Fields
Ali Afshar
Surely, ZIggy, Hunky Dory, Man who sold the world, Space oddity, diamond
dogs, alladin sane are all better than those albums....the singles
collection...hah!...the point about an album is that it is an entity iun its
own and thus 'collections' or money making ploys, make the songs lose much
of their appeal....
Whats Ziggy Stardust without Rock 'n' roll suicide or lady stardust?
Whats the man who sold the world without the supermen or the Bewlay
Brothers? The Man who sold the world is probably my favourite album but
since it has no ar few singles you all probably havent heard it...
brwr...@gte.net wrote in message <6difst$tme$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>In article <cw9BdOAh...@saul.demon.co.uk>,
> Dan Saul <Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> May I?
>>
>> 1. Bowie - The Singles Collection
>> 2. Beck - One Foot in the Grave (or the 'Where it's On' Single)
>> 3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
>> 4. Iggy Pop - Lust for Life
>> 5. Orbital - In Sides
>>
>> Well, there are many others, but for now, these'll do.
>
><snipped>
>
>
>Good artists, though not necessarily my favorites (just as a by-the-way). I
>don't happen to know the band "Orbital" at all, however. Guess I'll have to
>buy a few albums of theirs soon.
>
>You sound like a person who has good music taste. Could you recommend other
>music favorites of yours to me/us (in general)?
>
>Thanks!
>
MRdRuMMer1
HERES MY LIST
NOT IN A SPECIFIC ORDER
1. GREEN DAY-NIMROD (GREAT COME BACK)
2. RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE- SELF TITLED
3. SUBLIME- SELF TITLED
4. EVERCLEAR- SPARKLE AND FADE
5. CAKE- FASHION NUGGET
I KNOW ITS LIKE ALL THE LATEST BANDS BUT WHAT CAN I SAY...I WASNT AROUND FOR
THE OLD BANDS!!!!
Bill Smith
"Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> wrote:
>Whats the man who sold the world without the supermen or the Bewlay
>Brothers? The Man who sold the world is probably my favourite album but
>since it has no ar few singles you all probably havent heard it...
Sorry to nitpick, but The Bewlay Bros. is from Hunky Dory, not TMWSTW.
I have to agree, though, that TMWSTW is my fave Bowie album.
Cheers,
Bill
Dan Saul
In article <O7wNkBg...@nih2naab.prod2.compuserve.com>, Ali Afshar
<aha...@soton.ac.uk> writes
>Surely, ZIggy, Hunky Dory, Man who sold the world, Space oddity, diamond
>dogs, alladin sane are all better than those albums....the singles
>collection...hah!...the point about an album is that it is an entity iun its
>own and thus 'collections' or money making ploys, make the songs lose much
>of their appeal....
Well, excuse me all over the place. IMHO, 'best of' collections
exist solely for the purpose of releasing 'the best known' songs.. some
of which are very good. But before you think i'm disagreeing, there ARE
alot of lesser-known songs which are very, very good. Like i've said in
a past message, Pink Floyd are known mostly for 'Dark Side of the Moon'
but, truly, 'Meddle' is a far better album. Take the 22 minute song
'Echoes' - a musical masterpiece yet vastly overlooked.
>
>Whats Ziggy Stardust without Rock 'n' roll suicide or lady stardust?
I wouldn't know. I own the original vinyl.
>
>Whats the man who sold the world without the supermen or the Bewlay
>Brothers? The Man who sold the world is probably my favourite album but
>since it has no ar few singles you all probably havent heard it...
Actually, I have heard it.. And, it is quite good.. And like you
read, I can sympathise with your pleas.
Honestly, though, i'm not the die-hard fan of Bowie, nor would I
really consider myself being. He's a talented musician and songwriter,
and I think it's nicely shown with this particular cd. I really have no
need to buy all of the albums he's ever released (Actually, I don't
think I have that much money) to really appreciate him.
"You can disagree with me if you want.. you can say whatever you
like." - Rollins
M.m
------->Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk
Ali Afshar
>Sorry to nitpick, but The Bewlay Bros. is from Hunky Dory, not TMWSTW.
>I have to agree, though, that TMWSTW is my fave Bowie album.
>
>Cheers,
>Bill
youre right, sorry
Martyn King
On Sat, 7 Mar 1998 19:36:29 -0000, "Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> wrote:
>Whats the man who sold the world without the supermen or the Bewlay
>Brothers? The Man who sold the world is probably my favourite album but
>since it has no ar few singles you all probably havent heard it...
If it`s your favourite album how come you don`t know that Bewlay Brothers
isn`t on it ?
See Ya,
Martyn
Martyn King
On Sun, 8 Mar 1998 11:29:04 +0000, Dan Saul <Mind...@saul.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>Whats Ziggy Stardust without Rock 'n' roll suicide or lady stardust?
>
> I wouldn't know. I own the original vinyl.
These are actually on the original vinyl, plus all the re-released vinyl or
tape or CD versions.
See Ya,
Martyn
Geir Hongro
Then at least you accept the fact that some older stuff might be
better. If you like the above albums (I most certainly don't btw.)
you'd probably like 80s bands such as Hüsker Dü and Dead Kennedys.
You may also probably like some 70s American underground rock such
as Patti Smith, Ramones, Iggy Pop and Jonathan Richman & The
Modern Lovers.
Geir Hongro
"Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> wrote:
>Surely, ZIggy, Hunky Dory, Man who sold the world, Space oddity, diamond
>dogs, alladin sane are all better than those albums....the singles
>collection...hah!...the point about an album is that it is an entity iun its
>own and thus 'collections' or money making ploys, make the songs lose much
>of their appeal....
I agree and then I don't agree. As for David Bowie his early 70s
work consisted of mainly good stuff, and the albums were great as
a whole, and probably should be listened to that way. Still I see
nothing wrong in compiling his most well-known stuff from his
entire career for new people to get into his music.
Also remember there are artists whose albums are largely patchy
and therefore the best stuff is more listenable on compilations.
This, for instance, is the case with most mid 60s music, save for
exceptions such as Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and Byrds.
It is also the case with several more recent acts.
Kathleen
Ali Afshar wrote:
>
> Surely, ZIggy, Hunky Dory, Man who sold the world, Space oddity, diamond
> dogs, alladin sane are all better than those albums....the singles
> collection...hah!...the point about an album is that it is an entity iun its
> own and thus 'collections' or money making ploys, make the songs lose much
> of their appeal....
>
>
> Brothers? The Man who sold the world is probably my favourite album but
> since it has no ar few singles you all probably havent heard it...
You must be an American because you don't know anything about Bowie's
music.
Kathleen ;)
Brian MacDonald
It's sad to see the Art Of Noise being only remembered as
a bunch of remix collections instead of proper albums.
But anyway...
rho...@gyoker.demon.co.yukae (Rhodri) wrote:
>it is all appalling. The only good Art of Noise stuff was on ZTT, which
>as far as I now they didn't retain the rights to so it hasn't appeared
>on any of the 'collection' compilations. Incredible that the ZTT stuff
>should be so fresh, original, spine-chillingly good, and the China stuff
>is almost without exception dull, lift-musicy, semi-amusing bollocks.
I almost agree with you here. I do think their first China effort
"In Visible Silence" is quite decent, if for anything "Legs"
(which IMHO is one of the most alien Top 40 singles ever).
Also, parts of "Instruments of Darkness" and "The Chameleon's
Dish" are decent. Also the following single "Legacy"
had quite a brutal stomp. But agreed... everything from "In No Sense?
Nonsense!" and after is indeed shit.
Here should be your Art of Noise shopping list.
Daft CD... contains 99.9% percent of all their early ZTT material,
including the mini-album "Into Battle", the "Who's Afraid" album,
and some versions of "Moments In Love".
In Visible Silence CD... for the reasons mentioned above.
That pretty much covers all the essential stuff.
==================================================================
Brian MacDonald <bri...@kuci.org>
KUCI 88.9 fM in Irvine, CA -- Orange County
"S-H-A-M-Double-E-K -- my definition of dance -- comprende?"
==================================================================
Ali Afshar
>You must be an American because you don't know anything about Bowie's
>music.
>Kathleen ;)
again, I implore you not to incite me Kathleen, if you honestly don't agree
with my view then say so, there's no need to be rude...
Ali Ś )
joshua geller
"Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> writes:
> >You must be an American because you don't know anything about Bowie's
> >music.
> again, I implore you not to incite me Kathleen, if you honestly don't agree
> with my view then say so, there's no need to be rude...
ali, you're a schmegegge.
best,
josh
ArdenGuy
>
>1. GREEN DAY-NIMROD (GREAT COME BACK)
>2. RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE- SELF TITLED
>3. SUBLIME- SELF TITLED
>4. EVERCLEAR- SPARKLE AND FADE
>5. CAKE- FASHION NUGGET
If this is the stuff that rox your stereo then....
nevermind...
>
>I KNOW ITS LIKE ALL THE LATEST BANDS BUT WHAT CAN I SAY...I WASNT AROUND FOR
>THE OLD BANDS!!!!
1. Led Zeppelin- I, II, III, IV, Presence, and just about every other album
2. Metallica - And Justice For All, Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets
3. Queen - I, II, Sheer Heart Attack, A day at the Races, a Night at the
Opera, Jazz
4. Alice In Chains - Facelift, Dirt, Jar of Flies, Selftitled
5. David Bowie - Outside, Earthling
TZ -
Welcome to the jungle
We've got fun 'n' games
We got everything you want
Honey, we know the names
We are the people that can find
Whatever you may need
If you got the money, honey
We got your disease
Leonid Andreev
Ali Afshar wrote:
>
...
>
> Whats the man who sold the world without the supermen or the Bewlay
^^^^^^
> Brothers? The Man who sold the world is probably my favourite album but
^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> since it has no ar few singles you all probably havent heard it...
The Man who Sold the World without the Bewlay Brothers? Somehow, it
sounds OK to me. :)
If it is indeed your favourite (or I guess I should spell "favorite"
just in spite of you) album, how come you don't know that this song is
from Hunky Dory??? It's just so strange to see an error like that posted
by the person who has flooded the newsgroup with his arrogant crap
on how he alone understands what Bowie is all about...
-L.
Ali Afshar
joshua geller wrote in message ...
Joshua, you make me yawn.....<yaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwn>
joshua geller
"Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> writes:
> joshua geller wrote in message ...
> >"Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> writes:
> >> >You must be an American because you don't know anything about Bowie's
> >> >music.
> >> again, I implore you not to incite me Kathleen, if you honestly don't
> >> agree with my view then say so, there's no need to be rude...
> >ali, you're a schmegegge.
> Joshua, you make me yawn.....<yaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwn>
and why not? what else would one expect from the schmegeggim?
best,
josh
Ali Afshar
joshua geller wrote in message ...
>"Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> writes:
>> joshua geller wrote in message ...
>> >"Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk> writes:
>
>> >> >You must be an American because you don't know anything about Bowie's
>> >> >music.
>
>> >> again, I implore you not to incite me Kathleen, if you honestly don't
>> >> agree with my view then say so, there's no need to be rude...
>
>> >ali, you're a schmegegge.
>
>> Joshua, you make me yawn.....<yaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwn>
>
>and why not? what else would one expect from the schmegeggim?
Good point Josh, well, thought out, well presented
Ali Afshar
joshua geller wrote in message ...
>> >ali, you're a schmegegge.
oh and if you're referring to the Red Dwarf usage the word is Schmegg'ed as
in Schmegg Head.
If you're gonna play me on home territory, at least learn the game, eh
Josh....<wink>
Simon Tyers
Isn't it smeg?
--
"I can't see how a film based around a shipful of people going 'Christ,
we were lucky there' for two hours plus can be a winner." - Simon Tyers
on the proposed Titanic 2. Just part of:-
DISPATCHES FROM THE FRONT LINE OF UNPOPULAR CULTURE
The new addition to Simon's homepage :
http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Palms/6687/
E-mail : hc9...@dmu.ac.uk
Kathleen
Ali Afshar wrote:
>
> joshua geller wrote in message ...
>
> >> >ali, you're a schmegegge.
>
> oh and if you're referring to the Red Dwarf usage the word is Schmegg'ed as
> in Schmegg Head.
>
> If you're gonna play me on home territory, at least learn the game, eh
> Josh....<wink>
Schmegegge? Isn't that a word used by Jewish New Yorkers?
Kathleen
joshua geller
> >> >ali, you're a schmegegge.
> oh and if you're referring to the Red Dwarf usage the word is Schmegg'ed as
> in Schmegg Head.
> If you're gonna play me on home territory, at least learn the game, eh
> Josh....<wink>
don't be sillier than absolutely necessary, college; 'schmegegge' is
is yiddish for the kind of person you are.
schver genug, bubbeleh.
kisses,
josh
mookid
On Fri, 13 Mar 1998 14:19:47 -0000, "Ali Afshar" <aha...@soton.ac.uk>
wrote:
>oh and if you're referring to the Red Dwarf usage the word is Schmegg'ed as
>in Schmegg Head.
>
>If you're gonna play me on home territory, at least learn the game, eh
>Josh....<wink>
Learn the game yourself, Ali. It's SMEG, not schmeg. If you're going
to correct people, you might as well give them an accurate correction!
-mookid
Ali Afshar
>Learn the game yourself, Ali. It's SMEG, not schmeg. If you're going
>to correct people, you might as well give them an accurate correction!
>-mookid
yep, you're right, as usual, I haven't watched Dwarf since I was 15, but you
know what I meant.
SherryeLyn
Kathleen <X-no-archive:yesz...@concentric.net> wrote:
>Ali Afshar wrote:
>>
>> joshua geller wrote in message ...
>>
>> >> >ali, you're a schmegegge.
>>
>> oh and if you're referring to the Red Dwarf usage the word is Schmegg'ed as
>> in Schmegg Head.
>>
>> If you're gonna play me on home territory, at least learn the game, eh
>> Josh....<wink>
>
>
>Schmegegge? Isn't that a word used by Jewish New Yorkers?
>Kathleen
Pronounced like "schmeg-eggy", with the accent on the second syllable.
SherryeLyn