REM in crisis?
Ethan Kaplan
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Ethan Kaplan <eth...@murmurs.com> wrote in message
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> The latest Q magazine has a cover story called "REM in Crisis" regarding
> some goings on in Europe on the Up tour.
>
> I have the mag at home, but haven't seen it yet. Has anyone read it and
can
> they shed any light on what it was about?
>
> Ethan
>
>
Ethan Kaplan
Chris Brown
Don't panic. It's mostly about them arguing when they were making Up.
Some nice pictures though.
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> they shed any light on what it was about?
It's very much worth buying an actual copy.
The unfortunate thing about it is that Q really did needn't to use that
angle. If they had wanted to, they might have been wiser to do so shortly
after the period of the album's creation itself. The article is
retrospective, more along the lines of "R.E.M. *were* in crisis. Maybe." It
deals with some of the tensions raised in the relationship during the making
of Up and the Idaho summit.
You sense that the writer (or his editors) are trying to spin out a crisis
point, and it almost comes off. Most of us, however, are well aware of the
predicament and the subsequent sorting out, whilst the piece is a good one.
It's just unfortunate because the sort of article that needs to be written
now is the one that describes the success of R.E.M.'s tour, and the newfound
happiness of each member, personally and creatively. Maybe after the tour
ends.
A couple of the photos of the dressing rooms and doors are telling, too.
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del_col
<CBr...@the-piss.kenaud.dircon.co.uk> wrote:
> It's mostly about them arguing when they were making Up.
Didn't that defeat the purpose?
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> del_col <del...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > On Mon, 23 Aug 1999 21:42:03 +0100 "Chris Brown"
> > <CBr...@the-piss.kenaud.dircon.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> > > It's mostly about them arguing when they were making Up.
> >
> > Didn't that defeat the purpose?
> >
> please tell me I'm not the only one who got that joke LOL...
> MsTrotter
if i say i got it, will you post more? please? :)
i can't believe you selfish parents, taking time out to raise your kids
instead of POSTING! ;)
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> On Mon, 23 Aug 1999 21:42:03 +0100 "Chris Brown"
> <CBr...@the-piss.kenaud.dircon.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > It's mostly about them arguing when they were making Up.
>
> Didn't that defeat the purpose?
>
THE Pulpstress Extraordinaire
>"whatever" and her hissing like a cat when asked what the kitty says.
>(holds up her hand like a claw and everything LOL).
that is so cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>She discovered that her crayons write on things other then paper last week.
20 months and using crayons already??
>I was listening to Up yesterday getting primed for the aug 30 show. Zoë
>started to sing daysleeper. It was soooo funny. She stood there flailing her
>arms ala stipeboy style and was saying "Daaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyypeeper". What a
hehe.. sounds like something my neice in vermont would do.
>Enough rambling... I'm sure you've heard enough of my day to day saga LOL
i wanna hear more!!!!!!!!!
as long as it's cute zoe stuff, that is :)
jennifer bilberry (THE disco tart)
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Ms Trotter
THE Pulpstress Extraordinaire <pulps...@aol.como.estas> wrote in message
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> >She discovered that her crayons write on things other then paper last
week.
>
> 20 months and using crayons already??
>
Yep... my kid is a genius LOL... Well, maybe not a genius, but pretty damn
close I'd bet. She holds her crayons and pencils better then some of the
pre-k kids I used to work with. Can count to five and even sings "head
shoulders knees and toes". She rocks :) I am going to have my hands full
with her... yessiree bob.
Actually 20 months isn't that young for crayons, my preschool class of one
yr olds used them regularly and we did alot of finger painting. My fave
activity with the toddlers was to strip them down to the diaper, roll some
newsprint out and let them "body paint". They had a BLAST doing that. give
them brushes and they went to town on the paper and each other. of course
clean-up was lengthy on that one, i usually waited for a day when i only had
two or three kids in my class.
Well it's off to Babycenter for my daily dose of pg women behaving badly.
Wish me luck LOL
Ms Trotter
THE Pulpstress Extraordinaire
>yr olds
ONE YEAR OLDS IN PRESCHOOL?????????????
oy vey.
{forgive the outburst, but that is just so totally baffling to me, i don't get
it}
Ms Trotter
THE Pulpstress Extraordinaire <pulps...@aol.como.estas> wrote in message
> >my preschool class of one
> >yr olds
>
> ONE YEAR OLDS IN PRESCHOOL?????????????
>
was required to have lesson plans and a curriculum. But it was essentially
just a daycare center. Kids from 4 weeks old to pre-k
Ms Trotter
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Ms Trotter wrote:
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> del_col <del...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > On Mon, 23 Aug 1999 21:42:03 +0100 "Chris Brown"
> > <CBr...@the-piss.kenaud.dircon.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> > > It's mostly about them arguing when they were making Up.
> >
> > Didn't that defeat the purpose?
> >
> BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
> please tell me I'm not the only one who got that joke LOL...
> MsTrotter
that's the funniest joke i've heard in a long time. haha. that's what
they should have called the documentary!
-jennyparsley
Carl-Fredrik Bergdahl
> > > It's mostly about them arguing when they were making Up.
> > Didn't that defeat the purpose?
> BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
> please tell me I'm not the only one who got that joke LOL...
I didn't, not until I read your laughs... and even then it took five
seconds...
/Kalle
Gary & Tami Huested
band had one hell of a time getting done with the album and far more
tension than anyone realizes, I think. Love Zack the Talking Cat!!
On Wed, 25 Aug 1999 08:40:26 -0400, ldr...@pobox.com (Lisa F. Drake)
wrote:
>In article <IJhw3.12$3Z2...@typ11a.deja.bcandid.com>, "Ethan Kaplan"
><eth...@murmurs.com> wrote:
>
>>The latest Q magazine has a cover story called "REM in Crisis" regarding
>>some goings on in Europe on the Up tour.
>>
>>I have the mag at home, but haven't seen it yet. Has anyone read it and can
>>they shed any light on what it was about?
>>
>>Ethan
>
>Maybe they were afraid you would follow them there.
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Lisa F. Drake <ldr...@pobox.com> wrote in message
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> In article <IJhw3.12$3Z2...@typ11a.deja.bcandid.com>, "Ethan Kaplan"
> <eth...@murmurs.com> wrote:
>
> >The latest Q magazine has a cover story called "REM in Crisis" regarding
> >some goings on in Europe on the Up tour.
> >
> >I have the mag at home, but haven't seen it yet. Has anyone read it and
can
> >they shed any light on what it was about?
> >
> >Ethan
>
> Maybe they were afraid you would follow them there.
>
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ldr...@pobox.com wrote:
> In article <IJhw3.12$3Z2...@typ11a.deja.bcandid.com>, "Ethan Kaplan"
> <eth...@murmurs.com> wrote:
>
> >The latest Q magazine has a cover story called "REM in Crisis" regarding
> >some goings on in Europe on the Up tour.
> >
> >I have the mag at home, but haven't seen it yet. Has anyone read it and can
> >they shed any light on what it was about?
> >
> >Ethan
>
> Maybe they were afraid you would follow them there.
Wait, wasn't this same article posted on your website, Ethan? I am sure it
was. It looked very familiar when I glanced over it, so I just looked at
the pictures and put it with the others.
Rebecca
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Felix Hunt
Gary & Tami Huested wrote in message
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>When you watch "This Way Up" on Bravo Thursday, you'll see that the
>band had one hell of a time getting done with the album and far more
>tension than anyone realizes, I think. Love Zack the Talking Cat!!
Yeah, Zack the studio cat. It just looked kind of scared when Mike grabbed
him. The documentary gave me the impression that Mike has some kind of
preoccupation with cats :) cos he comments later on that their performance
at the Tibetan Freedom concert was like a cat standing on a glass table
("one hell of an analogy" as he puts it!)
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