After the show(which ended about 1am)everyone cleared out pretty
quick but since my girlfriend and I missed the next train until 3:16
we stuck around for a bit and talked with Rick. At one point I was
sitting off to the side and Iggy(TMBG's tour manager) plops Linnell's
keyboard right down on the table in front of us so we got to take some
nice shots of it. One of the little white bottoms to a confetti popper
was stuck in between the keys:P Anyway I must be boring everyone to
death at this point so I'll end here...and I'll see everyone next
week!
someone had *better* bootleg next week's show, then. that's the only
one from Factory Showroom that there's no live version of on tape
anywhere....
*if They dont do Bells next week im never going to see tmbg live again. or at
least, not for a loooong time. its become like, a matter of faith. and i
still dont see how they can resist breaking into the old school why does the
sun shine while theyre at it...
*Evolution of a TMBG Classic: Ana Ng
1. DAS- in full beeptronic stereo, different lyrics ("Make a hole with a
pistol at point blank range...") I dont want everything...
2. Album- the one we all know and love
3. live version one- tape machine, as per the album (brought back for Then:
shows)
4. live version two- instrumental bridge
5. live version three- "small girl afterall" bridge
6. live version four- giberish bridge (usually followed by flans singing high)
7. the "world goes by like the human hair" years
8. live version five- bossa nova, best shown on the feb vin scelca show which
is one of the prettiest things i've heard ("We wrote this fast in the 80's.
Since then, the 80's were killed by the 90's in a horrible flaming plane wreck
and we slowed it down")
9. Circa 12/11/97- ALTERNATIVE ROCK VERSION!! featuring john linnell singing
like Cher (or maybe the guy from Hootie?) you just had to hear it, "we're
never gonna do THAT again!" whatever, it was awesome!! or perhaps the final
nail in the coffin
(rumors say theres a full studio version recorded with an extra verse, i
dunno...)
thats all i can remember, gravel pit were decent! next week- bells or death.
my moxy fruvous friend (hi joe if you read this!) ran into john linnell in a
coffee shop near by and tried the "innocent fan boy" approach. the standard
"hi there, autograph, thankyou, go away" treatment followed. next time i see
mr L im gonna say something like "hey!!! you... your in that band... smashing
pumpkins! you play guitar right?" and tho my confetti popper vision was
realized maybe we'll try one more time. just for the sentiment
and everyone, come see brian dewan tomorrow. at CBs Gallery 8:00, it'll be
cool. last time he played there the candles exploded
~liz
"he wont even talk to me now but thats ok cuz im sick of that guy i need to
rest awhiiiiiile...." -tmbg
this is the worst day of my life,
Jordan
"Lets face it: I'm one sexy bitch"- David Foley
"Its's 'A Krusty Kinda Kristmas!' brought to you by: I.L.G.-selling your body's
chemicals after you die; and by Li'l Sweetheart Cupcakes, a subsidiary of
I.L.G." -Tv announcer
"DOOKIE!!!!"
Anyway, I'm sorry if I was bad company, and I'm sorry that I cut out without
saying goodnight.
To the guy who made that offer with the CD pre-show, PLEASE E-MAIL ME! PLEASE
PLEASE PLEASE! I WILL trade sex for music!!!!!! . . . Or I'll promise NOT to
trade sex for music, if that seems more enticing (I imagine it might).
Hopefully i'll be in better shape for next Thursday.
Taking out out all the things he forgot to talk about when he took a bite out
of his spine, this is your only friend
Emble