New Album?
Will Beckley
I think.... but it seems that alot of No! stuff is coming out now, or being
announced for No! (like 4 of 2 with the new lyrics). Meanwhile, Boss of Me
was recorded in the studio on May 3rd (well, "yesterday" on the May 4th
recording). Will Boss of Me be on No! or the new album? Oh the pain of the
wait!
Will Beckley
Kevin Sullivan
They've never said anything about the new album being released aside
from No! being set for September. TDK posted a while back that Jim
Stabile, TMBG's product manager (?) had told him that Unreliable
Narrator was slated to come out in July/August but that never made any
sense to me...
Albums don't usually get released until a minimum of 3 months after
they are finished and seeing as it is almost July now and there is no
info about Unreliable Narrator I think it's safe to assume it won't be
out anytime soon...I'd love it if I were wrong but I wouldn't hold my
breath for it...
There are three main reasons why I don't think UN will be out this
summer and probably not in 2000 at all:
1. No! is coming out in September. Releasing an album a few months
before or after that would be silly. It's possible, since a
"children's album" and a "standard album" are aimed at different
groups (although they'll both be bought by all the same people...us.)
and lord knows 2 albums semi-simultaneously will make up for no true
albums over 4 years:)
2. They aren't touring at all this summer. When UN comes out you can
bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
3. They've been talking about No! forever but haven't said much about
UN except that they seem to want to be signed to a major label before
they put it out. That hasn't happened yet...They wouldn't be making
such a big deal about a children's album coming out it September if
they had a TMBG album proper coming out in a month or so....
Oh well I''ve got to go to work, hi ho hi ho...
-Kevin-
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Asa Pillsbury
Kevin Sullivan wrote:
> When UN comes out you can
> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
No, you're wrong.
No9SuprStr
>> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
>> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
>
>No, you're wrong.
>
SEVERE TIRE DAMAGE doesn't count since it was mostly live material, and LONG
TALL WEEKEND was never given an official release in CD format.
--Anthony
William L Alexander
: Kevin Sullivan wrote:
:> When UN comes out you can
:> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
:> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
: No, you're wrong.
What's THIS guy's problem?!
scratch
No9SuprStr wrote:
>
> >> When UN comes out you can
> >> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
> >> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
> >
> >No, you're wrong.
> >
>
> SEVERE TIRE DAMAGE doesn't count since it was mostly live material, and LONG
> TALL WEEKEND was never given an official release in CD format.
LTW is still an album though, and it was material that would have been
all new if it wasn't distributed in bootleg form (well, except Token,
but most likely the majority of FS owners didn't know about it). That's
what really gets me about LTW complaints, people were complaining it
wasn't new because they had the bootleg. Anyway, why does it have to be
on CD to be an official release? MP3s are the way of the future (or at
least audio compression and digital distribution, the format may
change).
-scratch
Asa Pillsbury
scratch wrote:
> > >> When UN comes out you can
> > >> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
> > >> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
> > >
> > >No, you're wrong.
> > >
> >
> > SEVERE TIRE DAMAGE doesn't count since it was mostly live material, and LONG
> > TALL WEEKEND was never given an official release in CD format.
>
> LTW is still an album though, and it was material that would have been
> all new if it wasn't distributed in bootleg form (well, except Token,
> but most likely the majority of FS owners didn't know about it). That's
> what really gets me about LTW complaints, people were complaining it
> wasn't new because they had the bootleg.
Yes, thank you. I still think STD was an album, though. I guess you could say, however, that FS
wasn't really an album because it didn't have enough songs on it, and JH was just an experiment, and
Apollo 18 wasn't that good anyway, so they haven't had an album in 10 years.
--
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Matt Brown
Lincoln, that was one Their best albums. Sure, it's a little weird but
nothing too strange. Maybe it's because it was the first one I bought.
--Matt
scratch
Matt Brown wrote:
>
> WTF, Why are people always dissin' Apollo 18? Next to Flood and
> Lincoln, that was one Their best albums. Sure, it's a little weird but
> nothing too strange. Maybe it's because it was the first one I bought.
I'll give you Flood (I was thinking of responding with that), but
Lincoln is their best album. Maybe it's because it was the one that got
me really hooked (I had the Pink Album first, and I liked it, but
Lincoln is what really made me a fan), but it's the one I still listen
to the most.
-scratch
Asa Pillsbury
Matt Brown wrote:
WTF, Why are people always dissin' Apollo 18? Next to Flood and
Lincoln, that was one Their best albums. Sure, it's a little weird but
nothing too strange. Maybe it's because it was the first one I bought
Well, I was kidding.
Matt Brown
--Matt
Force-feeding your dose of Apollo 18 since 1992
The Collector Empties Bottle
>scratch wrote:
>> > >> When UN comes out you can
>> > >> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
>> > >> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
TMBG is doing a tour in support of the UN? I didn't know they got involved in
politics!
>> > >No, you're wrong.
>> > >
>> >
>> > SEVERE TIRE DAMAGE doesn't count since it was mostly live material, and
>LONG
>> > TALL WEEKEND was never given an official release in CD format.
>>
>> LTW is still an album though, and it was material that would have been
>> all new if it wasn't distributed in bootleg form (well, except Token,
>> but most likely the majority of FS owners didn't know about it). That's
>> what really gets me about LTW complaints, people were complaining it
>> wasn't new because they had the bootleg.
>
>Yes, thank you. I still think STD was an album, though. I guess you could
>say, however, that FS
>wasn't really an album because it didn't have enough songs on it, and JH was
>just an experiment, and
>Apollo 18 wasn't that good anyway, so they haven't had an album in 10 years.
Well, here's the OFFICIAL list of TMBG albums:
1. The demo tape
2. Lincoln
3. Flood
4. Miscellaneous T
5. The Guitar EP
6. The Spaghetti Incident
7. Why Does The Sun Shine?
8. Back To Skull
9. Live!! NYC
10. Dr. Spock's Back-Up Band
11. Power of Dial-A-Song
12. Insect Hospital
13. Factory Showroom
14. Then Disc 1
15. Then Disc 2
16. Then Disc 3
17. Severe Tire Damage
18. Direct From Brooklyn
So, you see, TMBG has 18 "official" albums out, and the last one was Direct
From Brooklyn, released last year.
Nathan
Dinne...@tmbg.org
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" planets fall apart straight to draw in around the asterisks and fill their
larders ", -- XTC
Polaris
> > > >> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first
album
> > > >> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
> > > SEVERE TIRE DAMAGE doesn't count since it was mostly live material,
and LONG
> > > TALL WEEKEND was never given an official release in CD format.
> > LTW is still an album though, and it was material that would have been
> > all new if it wasn't distributed in bootleg form (well, except Token,
> > but most likely the majority of FS owners didn't know about it). That's
> > what really gets me about LTW complaints, people were complaining it
> > wasn't new because they had the bootleg.
> Yes, thank you. I still think STD was an album, though. I guess you could
say, however, that FS
> wasn't really an album because it didn't have enough songs on it, and JH
was just an experiment, and
> Apollo 18 wasn't that good anyway, so they haven't had an album in 10
years.
LTW was never released on CD.
STD was a live album.
FS had less than 27 songs.
JH was an experiment.
A18 had that shuffle-play thing.
F was the group's "commercialized" first Elektra venture.
L had a controversial song in it.
TMBG was the first album, and mixed poorly.
Singles and EPs don't count.
Ha! They've never put out a real CD!
Polaris, who in truth loves every album(well, except ...)
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My spiky friend
Saguaro callin' out to me; wants me to take it home
My spiky friend"
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scratch
The Collector Empties Bottle wrote:
>
> Asa Pillsbury:
> >scratch wrote:
> >> > >> When UN comes out you can
> >> > >> bet they'll be doing a full blown tour for it. It's their first album
> >> > >> in almost/over 4 years depending on when it comes out...
>
> TMBG is doing a tour in support of the UN? I didn't know they got involved in
> politics!
>
> >> > >No, you're wrong.
> >> > >
> >> >
> >> > SEVERE TIRE DAMAGE doesn't count since it was mostly live material, and
> >LONG
> >> > TALL WEEKEND was never given an official release in CD format.
> >>
> >> LTW is still an album though, and it was material that would have been
> >> all new if it wasn't distributed in bootleg form (well, except Token,
> >> but most likely the majority of FS owners didn't know about it). That's
> >> what really gets me about LTW complaints, people were complaining it
> >> wasn't new because they had the bootleg.
> >
> >Yes, thank you. I still think STD was an album, though. I guess you could
> >say, however, that FS
> >wasn't really an album because it didn't have enough songs on it, and JH was
> >just an experiment, and
> >Apollo 18 wasn't that good anyway, so they haven't had an album in 10 years.
>
> Well, here's the OFFICIAL list of TMBG albums:
Some Minor Corrections:
> 1. The demo tape
1.33333. Wiggle Disk
> 2. Lincoln
> 3. Flood
> 4. Miscellaneous T
4.76962. 44 Lines about 88 Women
> 5. The Guitar EP
> 6. The Spaghetti Incident
6.666. Flight of the Barking Death Squirrel
> 7. Why Does The Sun Shine?
> 8. Back To Skull
8.14159. I be an Retarded
> 9. Live!! NYC
> 10. Dr. Spock's Back-Up Band
10.987456321. Careless Santa
> 11. Power of Dial-A-Song
> 12. Insect Hospital
12.23. Blueberry Muffins
> 13. Factory Showroom
> 14. Then Disc 1
> 15. Then Disc 2
15.404040. Matt's Life Savings
> 16. Then Disc 3
> 17. Severe Tire Damage
> 18. Direct From Brooklyn
19. The Temporary Absence of Lex
> So, you see, TMBG has 18 "official" albums out, and the last one was Direct
> From Brooklyn, released last year.
Well, after my corrections, it seems that they actually have 19
"official" albums out
-scratch
bobs...@notaol.com
: MP3s are the way of the future (or at
: least audio compression and digital distribution, the format may
: change).
: -scratch
Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
Coke II or Clear Tab.
--
Marc Schaub, Jr.
"If you want to view paradise, simply look around and view it."
-Willy Wonka
Dave E Anderson
>Coke II or Clear Tab.
So I guess I'm the only one who liked Crystal Pepsi, then, right?
-
Dave "E" Anderson
Putting the "duh" back into "redundancy."
Ross D.
>
> >Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
> >Coke II or Clear Tab.
>
> So I guess I'm the only one who liked Crystal Pepsi, then, right?
I loved Crystal Clear Pepsi. It was the stupidest idea on Earth, but it
was still good. I had an obsession for putting food coloring in mine.
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scratch
Rich Bunnell wrote:
>
> bobs...@notaol.com wrote:
> >
> > scratch <scr...@the-pentagon.com> wrote:
> > : MP3s are the way of the future (or at
> > : least audio compression and digital distribution, the format may
> > : change).
> > : -scratch
> >
> > Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
> > Coke II or Clear Tab.
>
> They're okay for rare material (through Napster or something) that you
> can't get on CD, but audio-wise they sound kind of flat. Plus, I love
> listening to stuff on headphones, and with 128 kbps being the norm for
> MP3's, they don't sound too good that way.
192 VBR MP3s aren't bad at all though. I find it hard to distinguish
them from the original in most cases.
-scratch
Rich Bunnell
Joe
"Dave "E" Anderson" <dand...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3970edf9...@news.earthlink.net...
> >Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
> >Coke II or Clear Tab.
>
> So I guess I'm the only one who liked Crystal Pepsi, then, right?
>
Ross D.
>
> I never got a chance to taste it, what was it like?
>
It was Pepsi.. but it was clear. Unless of course you got the nasty
citrus kind. That stuff was horrible.
Asa Pillsbury
Joe wrote:
> > So I guess I'm the only one who liked Crystal Pepsi, then, right?
It tasted like Pepsi but it was clear and had no caffeine.
Asa Pillsbury
Ross D. wrote:
> > I never got a chance to taste it, what was it like?
> >
>
> citrus kind. That stuff was horrible.
That was called Crystal. We're talking about Crystal Pepsi.
Joe
too different to the populous. Aesthetics is very important.
"Asa Pillsbury" <a...@madbbs.com> wrote in message
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>
> Joe wrote:
> > > So I guess I'm the only one who liked Crystal Pepsi, then, right?
> > I never got a chance to taste it, what was it like?
>
Ross D.
>
> Ross D. wrote:
> > > I never got a chance to taste it, what was it like?
> > >
> >
> > citrus kind. That stuff was horrible.
>
> That was called Crystal. We're talking about Crystal Pepsi.
Yeah I know, I drank Crystal Clear Pepsi to death when it was around.
But I remember this one time at a bowling alley I saw a label that said
"Crystal Clear Pepsi", bought the Pepsi, and it said "Crystal Clear
Pepsi: Citrus Flavored" on the label.
Shady Milkman
It kinda tasted like flat Pepsi. Almost liquorice-like. It was good though.
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>scratch <scr...@the-pentagon.com> wrote:
>: MP3s are the way of the future (or at
>: least audio compression and digital distribution, the format may
>: change).
>: -scratch
>
>Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
>Coke II or Clear Tab.
New Coke and Coke II are the same thing.
Mike
"What's that you're barbecuing in your kitchen? It's a human head!"
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Asa Pillsbury
Mike May wrote:
> >Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
> >Coke II or Clear Tab.
>
> New Coke and Coke II are the same thing
...as Pepsi.
jake r. peterson
Dave E Anderson wrote:
> >Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
> >Coke II or Clear Tab.
>
> So I guess I'm the only one who liked Crystal Pepsi, then, right?
>
Nope, I admit i liked it but I Talk about it constinitly and so everyone
assumes i Am just trying to Be a Smartass.
~~jake, who also talks alot about that harlem globetrotter cartoon
bobs...@notaol.com
:>Let's hope the format changes, because Mp3s are crap. Like New Coke or
:>Coke II or Clear Tab.
: So I guess I'm the only one who liked Crystal Pepsi, then, right?
: Dave "E" Anderson
Actually, Crystal Pepsi was not that bad. Just the other three were
really bad.
bobs...@notaol.com
:>Coke II or Clear Tab.
: Mike
Yes, but they were marketed under both names at separate times (New Coke
in the '80's, Coke II around the time of Clear Tab in the '90's).
John
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