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David RL Gartner

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Jul 17, 2006, 11:07:00 AM7/17/06
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sent my reply to owen accidentally. here's what i wrote:

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: David RL Gartner <derba...@gmail.com>
Date: Jul 17, 2006 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: [LH] Goldfrapp?
To: "owen.s...@jpmchase.com" <owen.s...@jpmchase.com>


On 7/17/06, owen.s...@jpmchase.com <owen.s...@jpmchase.com> wrote:
> yup, that's right. Born 1968, according to Wikipedia. Check out below:
>
> http://arts.guardian.co.uk/homeentertainment/story/0,,999956,00.html
>
>
> One of the big inspirations for Goldfrapp was The Hounds of Love by
> Kate Bush, and there is a link between Bush's articulation of female
> sexuality and Goldfrapp's erotic decadence. "Lots of hippies liked
> Kate Bush where I grew up, so I associated her with bongs and
> incense and everything disgusting," she says, bristling at the
> memory. "Then I heard this album. I realised that she was beautiful
> and interesting, which is not a common combination. It seems very
> deep somehow, and she doesn't get talked about much these days,
> probably because she's female. There was a time during my teenage
> years when everyone was doing ecstasy and going out to raves, and I
> was at home listening to Kate Bush. On ecstasy."
>
>
>
>
> ...though speaking as a college-era hippy myself (and/or just scruffy,
> delete as per personal preference), I could take certain umbrage at the
> above..!
>
> Seriously though, check out Black Cherry. Their best album, I reckon
> (sorry, |>oug, listened to Felt Mountain as recently as yesterday, and
> prefer Black Cherry).

i suppose i'm just really surprised that everyone's already heard of
them, and i have not. i've got some catching up to do.

then again, i'd never heard of the B-52's until 1986 or so. i'm just
not as music-savvy as i think i am, apparently.

david
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pDale

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Jul 17, 2006, 11:46:07 AM7/17/06
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On 7/17/06, David RL Gartner <derba...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> i suppose i'm just really surprised that everyone's already heard of
> them, and i have not. i've got some catching up to do.

My first and only exposure was seeing them on Jay Leno. I was NOT
impressed; but then, a lot of people stink in that venue. And
Leno("Oh La La") + SNL(MWtCiHE) = SNL(MWtCiHE).

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pDaleC
"There is a figure that is adored,
but I'd question very strongly that it's me." - KT

owen.s...@jpmchase.com

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Jul 17, 2006, 11:58:49 AM7/17/06
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um...SNL(MWtCiHE)? Pardon?


pDale
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Douglas Alan

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Jul 17, 2006, 12:18:21 PM7/17/06
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n69n <no...@nornsisland.com> wrote:

> http://www.nornsisland.com/images/illus_portrait_205a.png

Hey, that's more or less what she looked liked when I saw her, only her
outfit was all black, and she was much taller and skinnier, with a much
smaller head.

Oh, yeah, and she was playing a theremin with her crotch.

|>oug

pDale

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Jul 17, 2006, 12:24:45 PM7/17/06
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> > My first and only exposure was seeing them on Jay Leno. I was NOT
> > impressed; but then, a lot of people stink in that venue. And
> > Leno("Oh La La") + SNL(MWtCiHE) = SNL(MWtCiHE).
>
> um...SNL(MWtCiHE)? Pardon?

Take AG's "Oh La La" on Leno's show and add it to KB's "Man With the
Child in His Eyes" on Saturday Night Live, and what you've got is
Kate's MWtCiHE.

G + K = K

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Even smiling makes my face ache."

pDale

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Jul 17, 2006, 12:26:50 PM7/17/06
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On 7/17/06, Douglas Alan <dougla...@harvard.edu> wrote:
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> Oh, yeah, and she was playing a theremin with her crotch.

Your idea of a great live show is becoming quite clear.

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pDaleC
"...if I was just going to stand up there, then, you know, what
are the audience getting apart from seeing me just standing there
that they can't get on an album? On the albums, they get much better
arrangements, much better vocals which are in tune, all that sort of
thing..." - Kate (in _Musician_, 1985)

Douglas Alan

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Jul 17, 2006, 12:33:24 PM7/17/06
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pDale <pda...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 7/17/06, Douglas Alan <dougla...@harvard.edu> wrote:

> > Oh, yeah, and she was playing a theremin with her crotch.

> Your idea of a great live show is becoming quite clear.

As I always say, you can never go wrong with sex, drugs, and theremins.

|>oug

wojbearpig

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Jul 17, 2006, 1:01:35 PM7/17/06
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one time at band camp, Douglas Alan (dougla...@harvard.edu) said:

>As I always say, you can never go wrong with sex, drugs, and theremins.

have you ever said that before?

+w

Douglas Alan

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Jul 17, 2006, 2:29:56 PM7/17/06
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wojbearpig <w...@smoe.org> wrote:

> >As I always say, you can never go wrong with sex, drugs, and theremins.

> have you ever said that before?

Now that you mention it, probably not. But it's about high time!

Well, I think I may have said it before at Burning Man, but it's all a
blur....

|>oug

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