Slimelight playlist and request list.
Isobell Robinson
I got hold of the set list and request list from Slimelight.
I had a bloody good night.
Not too keen on the bit inbetween the lines when some girl was on. Too
much in a row of 80's stuff + no goth, and I asked her for some songs
and she said
she didn't know them. Don't play Billy Bloody Idol again either!!!
This Is What was played 11 to 7.15 on Saturday 14th March 1998
Funhouse- Velvet Kiss
Virgin Prunes-Baby Turns Blue
Formatadon- fx on a human
recoil-incubus
gridlock-regret
necrofix-welcome to the big sleep
wumpscut- embroided
soft cell-martin
Pure Essence- India
Danielle Dax-Big Hollow Man
X-Mal Deutschland-Incubus Succubus
Killing Joke- 80's
Leather Nun- primeover
Garden of Delight-Shared Creation
Nekromantik-Children Go Bang
Fortification 55-Desire
Rosetta Stone-Cimmerian
Children On Stun-Building Boxes
Libitina-Gothic People
Cure-Lullaby
Delerium - Incantation
Sisters Of Mercy - Driven Like The Snow
The Cranes- Shining Road
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds-The Mercy Seat (live)
Bauhaus-The Passion Of Lovers
The Mission - Amelia (live)
Suspiria - Swine
Iggy Pop and The Stooges - Now I Wanna Be A Dog
Depeche Mode-It's No Good
Siouxsie And The Banshees-Candyman
Horatii-Body Of The Fish
The Merry Thoughts-Pale Empress
The Cure-Kyoto Song
Nine Inch Nails-Heresy
Clan of Xymox-Stranger
PIL-Public Image
Skinny Puppy-Assimilate
Project Pitchfork- God Votra
Rosetta Stone- Friends And Executioners
Suspiria- Dance Floor Tragedy
Killing Miranda-Fade To Shadows
Faithful Dawn- Enchantment
Attrition-White Men Talk
Marylin Manson- Beautiful People
Paradise Lost- How Soon is Now
Depeche Mode- Barrel of A Gun
Duran Duran - Out Of My Mind
Tubeway Army- Are Friends Electric?
The Eternal Afflict-San Diego
Children On Stun-Hollow
Star Industry-Nineties
The Merry Thoughts - Second Generation
Cult - Rain
The Cure - Primary
Alien Sex Fiend - I Walk The Line
Prodigy- Funky Shit
Front 242 - Head Hunter
---------------------------------------
Orbital- Satan
Aprophygma Bersek- I'm Not Afraid of you
PIL- This Is Not A Love Song
Clash- London Calling
Killing Joke - Love Like Blood
Billy Idol - White Wedding
Passions- I'm In Love With A German Film Star
Visage - Fade To Grey
Yazoo- Don't Go
Donna Summer - I feel Love
Tears For Fears - Mad World
New Order - Blue Monday
Japan - Quiet Life
Duran Duran - Careless Memories
HWF - Delusion
----------------------------------------
The Sisters Of Mercy- Gimme Shelter
Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again (live)
Ultravox - The Thin Wall
Curve- Chinese Burn
Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up
Pete Murphy - Cuts You Up
Cure- How Beautiful You Are
The Fields of The Nephilim - Love Under Will
The Cranes - Everywhere
Garbage - #1 Crush
Suspiria - Night Time
Revolution By Night-Selling Heaven
Jesus and The Mary Chain - Side Walking
Skeletal Family - Split Him In Two
The Bolshoi - A Way II
Duran Duran - Rio
OMD - Enola Gay
Kraftwerk - The Model
Visage - Mind Of A Toy
The Sisters Of Mercy- Floorshow
London After Midnight - Kiss
Soft Cell - Sex Dwarf
Excession- I Wanna Be A Dog
Merry Thoughts - Chant
Malaise- Walking Through The Wonderland
Project Pitchfork- Conjure
Laibach - Jesus Christ Superstar
Faithful Dawn - She Falls Down
Killing Miranda - Touched By Jesus
Sensorium- This Emptiness
Christian Death- Church Of No Return
Joy Division- Transmission
Virgin Prunes - pagan Love Song (93 mix)
The Cure- 10.15 Saturday Night (live)
Depeche mode - Shake The Disease (live)
Siouxsie And the Banshees- This Wheels on Fire
Mission - Sea Of Love
Children On Stun- Celebration
David Bowie- Scary Monsters and Super Creeps
Surface 23- You Amaze
Bauhaus- She's In Parties
Killing Miranda- Taking Over
The Sisters Of Mercy - Marian
Rosetta Stone-Eye For The Main Chance
AND I ALSO GOT HOLD OF THE REQUEST LISTS: (which they obviously take
notice of!)
So this is what was written down by the punters (some songs and bands
appear quite a lot):-
NIN- Closer
Curve-Chinese Burn
Delerium - Incantation
Thrill Kill Kult
Mission - Severina
Type O Negative
Nick Cave- Weeping Song
NMA - I love The World
ALien Sex Fiend - Zombiefied
Bauhaus- Telegram Sam
Janes Addiction- Pigsinzen
The Cult - Rain
Xymox - Stranger
NIN - Closer
Tears For Fears - Shout
Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again
NIN - WIsh
Mark of Cain - Degenerate Boy
Fading Colours
Tears For Fears- Mad World
NIN- Perfect Drug
London After Midnight- Kiss or Sacrifice
Pete Murphy- Cuts You Up
Death In June- She Said Destroy
Einsturzende Neubaten
Marylin Manson - Sweet Dreams
Front 242 - Headhunter or Tragedy For You
Depeche Mode - Behind The Wheel or Personal Jesus
Marylin Manson- Sweet Dreams
Cure- Want
Depeche Mode- Question Of Lust
The Eternal Afflict-San Diego
Cranes
Marylin Manson- Angel With the...
Front 242- Head Hunter
Marylin Manson- Cake and Sodomy
The Mission
Suspiria - The Swine
Corpus Delecti- Sarabands
Depeche Mode- Never Let Me Down Again
Marylin Manson- Seven Seas
Sisters Of Mercy - First and last and always, or Black Planet
Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down Again
Type O Negative- Cinnamon Girl
NIN- Closer or Head Like A Hole
Christian Death-Sick of Love
Sisters Of Mercy- Alice
The Mission- Tower Of Stength
Donna Summer - I feel Love
Adam and the ants- Kings of the Wild Frontier
Marylin Manson- The Man That You Fear
Sneaker Pimps- Tesko Suicide
David Bowie- Space Oddity or Hello Spaceboy
Empirion- Narcotic Influence
Iggy Pop- The Passenger
Curve - Missing Link or Chinese Burn
Yazoo- Don't Go
Cult-She Sells Sanctuary
The Merry Thoughts
Blondie- Atomic
U2- The Fly
Depeche Mode- Just Can't Get Enough
Front 242- Head Hunter
Curve- Chinese Burn
And One- Techno Man
Current 93- In Mensrual Night
Duran Duran
More Depeche Mode
London After Midnight- Kiss or Sacrifice
The Sisterhood- Giving Ground
Cure - Killing An Arab
Dead Or Alive- You Spin Me Round
Killing Joke- 80's or Millennium
Mission- Tower Of Strength
Curve- Chinese Burn
Pure Essence- Fire
Ikon- Still Remains
Flesh For Lulu- Subterranians
The Cure- Strange Day
Christian Death- Whatever
Garbage- Crush
Front Line Assembley- Vigilante
Faithful Dawn
Miranda Sex Garden
A-ha -The Living Daylights
Alien Sex Fiend- Dead And Buried or EST (Trip To The Moon)
Depeche Mode- Never Let Me Down Again
Siouxsie And The Banshees- Cities In Dust
Kraftwerk- The Model
Death In June- She Said Destroy
Japan and other 80's please
Christian Death- Church Of No Return
Marylin Manson- Torniquet
Bauhaus- Any or Boys
Killing Miranda- Touched By Jesus
Birthday party
New Model Army
Bauhaus - She's In Parties
Depeche Mode- Personal Jesus
Soft Cell- Sex Dwarf
Curve- Chinese Burn
Sick Of Love- Christian Death
London After Midnight- Kiss or Sacrifice.
Stooges - 1969
Hi Tech Low Life
The Cure- Lullaby
Mission- ANd The Dance Goes On
Cure - 100 Years
Pure Essence- india or fire
Duran Duran- View to A Kill
Killing Joke- 80's, Love Like Blood, Night-time
Front 242- Head Hunter
The Cranes
Marylin Manson- Beautiful People, 1996, Get Your Gun
Cure- Lullaby or Killing An Arab
Curve- Chinese Burn
Restoration- Love Is Colder Than Death
Rosetta Stone- Leave Me For Dead
Mission- Deliverance
Bauhaus- Shes In Parties
Sisters- Body Electric
London After Midnight- Sacrifice
Nekromantik- Children Go Bang
NIN - Perfect Drug
Curve- Chinese Burn
The Cranes
Sheep On Drugs
Faith and The Muse
Wumspcut
Prodigy- Breathe
The Sisters Of Mercy- Heartland
Depeche Mode- Enjoy The Silence
Xymox- Stanger
Garbage- Stupid Girl
Dan Sheppard
In article <351049...@spam.hotmail.com>,
Isobell Robinson <ver...@spam.hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>This Is What was played 11 to 7.15 on Saturday 14th March 1998
>The Bolshoi - A Way II
>Duran Duran - Rio
...
>Kraftwerk - The Model
>Visage - Mind Of A Toy
...
>Soft Cell - Sex Dwarf
...
>Faithful Dawn - She Falls Down
...
>Killing Miranda- Taking Over
Hmm, I wonder which was Irish Dave's set? :)
Dan.
Alexander
On Wed, 18 Mar 1998 22:25:34 +0000, Isobell Robinson wrote:
Coo, possibly a list of every goth song ever!
>wumpscut- embroided
Is this one of the Embryodead remixes I haven't heard? :>
--
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Consider the past and you shall know the future. Chinese Proverb
Mel, Stephen Mellor
Isobell Robinson ...
> I got hold of the set list and request list from Slimelight.
> I had a bloody good night.
> Not too keen on the bit inbetween the lines when some girl was on. Too
> much in a row of 80's stuff + no goth, and I asked her for some songs
> and she said
> she didn't know them. Don't play Billy Bloody Idol again either!!!
>
> This Is What was played 11 to 7.15 on Saturday 14th March 1998
<snip>
There's a Hell of a lot there that I'd dance to. They /definitely/ need
a set of repeater speakers in the quieter areas so that people can tell
what's being played on the floor.
/Mel/
One-man gothic horror b-movie.
Pete Scathe
Isobell Robinson <ver...@spam.hotmail.com> wrote
>I got hold of the set list and request list from Slimelight.
>I had a bloody good night.
>Not too keen on the bit inbetween the lines when some girl was on. Too
>much in a row of 80's stuff + no goth, and I asked her for some songs
>and she said
>she didn't know them. Don't play Billy Bloody Idol again either!!!
>
>This Is What was played 11 to 7.15 on Saturday 14th March 1998
>
Well, if that's an accurate and typical representation of what Slime are
playing these days then I think people have been somewhat unfair in
slagging them off[1].
Certainly as far as variety, new bands and avoiding excessive cheese go
it's light years ahead of the Ballroom (if anyone could get hold of an
accurate Ballroom list, which I don't suppose they could, it'd make an
interesting comparison[2]).
I'd say that list is probably about as adventurous and interesting as
you're likely to get given the circumstances (rapid punter turnover etc
etc).
In fact, I'd guess it looks not unlike a (much longer) Dungeon playlist,
even down to the likes of Star Industry.
Might post it to the South Coast list so John & Andy can comment...
>
>AND I ALSO GOT HOLD OF THE REQUEST LISTS: (which they obviously take
>notice of!)
[much snipping except:]
>Pure Essence- Fire
>Pure Essence- india or fire
Bimey! London has Puressence fans!
--
Pete Scathe (Next Resurgence: Sunday 5th April)
[1] Unless it's roughly the same list every week, which I'd guess is unlikely
given the presence of Star Industry etc.
[2] Yes, I know the ballroom isn't a goth club- I was thinking more in terms of
variety, cheese factor & number of new bands etc.
Mixy
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I've always found it ironic that a man whose theme song so to speak should
actually not like cars but have a thing for planes instead. He's also a very
dangerous pilot and I'm surprised he's not a dirt dart by now.
Mixy - now at mi...@dpinc.ml.org to stop Ticklebitchbombs(Thanks Sam)
<<The views contained herein are strictly my own or those of the voices in
my head>>
First rule at a rock gig - if you see a pyro tech running, keep up.
Earl Grey
Isobell Robinson wrote in message <351049...@spam.hotmail.com>...
>I got hold of the set list and request list from Slimelight.
>I had a bloody good night.
>Not too keen on the bit inbetween the lines when some girl was on. Too
>much in a row of 80's stuff + no goth, and I asked her for some songs
>and she said
>she didn't know them. Don't play Billy Bloody Idol again either!!!
Hurrrmpphhh! Whats wrong with Billy Idol? (Cue lip wrenching sneer).
>This Is What was played 11 to 7.15 on Saturday 14th March 1998
>
>Jesus and The Mary Chain - Side Walking
Gosh! I didn't know anywhere still played JAMC!
Certainly this sound a *Lot* better than what I remeber from last time I got
the feeling the must have played the whole of floodland twice over the
course of the evening
--
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Bob Rosenberg
Pete Scathe (pe...@scathe.pixiedemon.co.uk) wrote:
>Isobell Robinson <ver...@spam.hotmail.com> wrote
>>I got hold of the set list and request list from Slimelight.
>>I had a bloody good night.
>>Not too keen on the bit inbetween the lines when some girl was on. Too
>>much in a row of 80's stuff + no goth, and I asked her for some songs
>>and she said
>>she didn't know them. Don't play Billy Bloody Idol again either!!!
I'd actually quite like to hear Billy Idol, I just really *hate* White
Wedding. Sigh. Like, he's never done anything else?
>Well, if that's an accurate and typical representation of what Slime are
>playing these days then I think people have been somewhat unfair in
>slagging them off[1].
>[1] Unless it's roughly the same list every week, which I'd guess is unlikely
>given the presence of Star Industry etc.
Many of those are played avery week, tho there's been a recent influx
of new stuff, which I definitely approve of. Pitty this occured after
I got sick of it all and stopped going quite so much.
Bob
--
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all my toes about to fall
around my feet lie sooty hands
and all the baker's rubber bands
Fenris
i'm glad someone else is playing this
The Merry Thoughts - Second Generation
Cult - Rain
The Cure - Primary
Alien Sex Fiend - I Walk The Line
Prodigy- Funky Shit
Front 242 - Head Hunter
---------------------------------------
Orbital- Satan
Aprophygma Bersek- I'm Not Afraid of you
PIL- This Is Not A Love Song
Clash- London Calling
Killing Joke - Love Like Blood
Billy Idol - White Wedding
Passions- I'm In Love With A German Film Star
yeh - we played that this week!
Visage - Fade To Grey
Yazoo- Don't Go
Donna Summer - I feel Love
urm?
the music has obviously improved vastly since last time i went.
seeing as more british goths are posting their playlists, i might post
ours for the Faith & the muse and Ultraviolence all nighters, but we go
from 9pm to 7am. can you take that many tracks??
--
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Mike.v2
In article <jSETBWAV...@scathe.demon.co.uk>, Pete Scathe
<pe...@scathe.pixiedemon.co.uk> writes
>
>[much snipping except:]
>
>>Pure Essence- Fire
>
WA-HOO! I've got to go to slime's again.
Puressence fans are as bad as goths,[1] they're always hiding in the
woodwork, only coming out when someone else admits to liking them..;p
[1] please don't hit me! It's only a joke!
--
Mike
I may be a tart, but I don't want to dress like one.
I wouldn't want to get a reputation.
Michael Johnson
"Mike.v2" <Mik...@cats5.demon.RAAAAAH.co.uk> wrote:
>Puressence fans are as bad as goths,[1] they're always hiding in the
>woodwork, only coming out when someone else admits to liking them..;p
OK, so who's going to crawl out of the woodwork & catch the Puressence
gig at the Falcon in London on Moday March 23?
[....and if they're so great how come they're playing the smallest pub
venue in town, eh?]
--
Uncle Nemesis > Michael Johnson > un...@globalnet.co.uk
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~uncle/nemesis.htm
Michael Johnson
Isobell Robinson <ver...@spam.hotmail.com> wrote:
>Not too keen on the bit inbetween the lines when some girl was on. Too
>much in a row of 80's stuff + no goth, and I asked her for some songs
>and she said she didn't know them.
This must have been Livia (is that her name?) When she first appeared
in the Slime, she did a nice electro/darkwave set, but more recently
she seems to have been injected with the 80s bug, because all she ever
plays is chart hits of yesteryear.....and her selections do tend to be
a bit....similar...from week to week. I mean, 'I'm in Love With a
German Film Star' by the Passions is a fine song, but she had it in
such heavy rotation over recent weeks I began to think she was a
former member of the band, or something......
Pete Scathe
Earl Grey <an...@removeuce.miesta.demon.co.uk> wrote
>
>
>Hurrrmpphhh! Whats wrong with Billy Idol? (Cue lip wrenching sneer).
>
>Gosh! I didn't know anywhere still played JAMC!
I still play them very occasionally. The new single's dead good, BTW-
and they're playing Portsmouth on the 28th April (which is good, but
also a tad annoying as Marion were meant to be playing then).
>Certainly this sound a *Lot* better than what I remeber from last time I got
>the feeling the must have played the whole of floodland twice over the
>course of the evening
>
It's a lot better than last time I went, but that was over 3 years ago
now...
--
Pete Scathe (Next Resurgence: Sunday 5th April)
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Pete Scathe
Michael Johnson <un...@globalnet.co.uk> wrote
>"Mike.v2" <Mik...@cats5.demon.RAAAAAH.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>Puressence fans are as bad as goths,[1] they're always hiding in the
>>woodwork, only coming out when someone else admits to liking them..;p
>
>OK, so who's going to crawl out of the woodwork & catch the Puressence
>gig at the Falcon in London on Moday March 23?
>
Inline Skating Barbies in Portsmouth that night[1]! Arse!
Might try & make it though....
>[....and if they're so great how come they're playing the smallest pub
>venue in town, eh?]
>
See: any number of great but sadly neglected bands (most of the ones
I've liked over the years, oddly enough...)
Also, of course, they're fighting with a vaguely goff sound on indie
turf, as it were.
In this sort of case I think it's possibly slightly easier for UK goth
bands to get a small audience[3], owing to the existing scene and the
relative scarcity of UK goth bands, but then of course it becomes very
difficult to break beyond the confines of the scene and get to a wider
audience.
Things are possibly more difficult for indigo bands at the starting
stages as they don't fit with the indie sound or the goth scene, but
once beyond the starting stages they tend to do a lot better (there are
exceptions, like Garbage, but then Garbage had the slight advantage of
starting off with Butch Vig & co being in the band).
--
Pete Scathe (Next Resurgence: Sunday 5th April)
[1] Chris, who's in the band & promoting the gig, has come up with a novel way
of getting blokes to the gig. He's telling them that half of Portsmouth City
Girl's school will be there[2]. God knows what he's telling the women...
[2] Not the reason I'll be there, I hasten to add...
[3] After all, people will tend to go to a goth gig because it's a goth gig,
whereas for bands like Puressence they'll be there purely for the music.
Mike.v2
In article <6es9jc$6oi$1...@heliodor.xara.net>, Michael Johnson
<un...@globalnet.co.uk> writes
>
>OK, so who's going to crawl out of the woodwork & catch the Puressence
>gig at the Falcon in London on Moday March 23?
>
>[....and if they're so great how come they're playing the smallest pub
>venue in town, eh?]
Aaaah! It's all a cunning plan. They want you to _think_ that they can't
be all that great.(or something.)
Mike.v2
In article <351af6ee...@news.ftech.net>, The Girl who wanted to be
God <god...@twisted.org.uk> writes
>>I wish.:<
>
>eeep, time to be kicked, I did!
<THWACK>
Git!..;)
>*bouncy perky*
>
>Top gig, too :)
Yeah yeah, rub it in whydontcha!
>
>Erm, the support were rather naff, tho :)
Who supported them???
--
Mike
Bitter? me? *Never*
emma
unx wrote:
>OK, so who's going to crawl out of the woodwork & catch the Puressence
>gig at the Falcon in London on Moday March 23?
argh! that was yesterday. arse. serves me right for not keeping up with
my news.
rank sweaty jockstraps.
love,
emma
emma
pete wrote:
>Things are possibly more difficult for indigo bands
^^^^^^
ooh i like that. is this a 'proper' term or did you just make it up?
love,
emma
Mike.v2
In article <351e1857...@news.ftech.net>, The Girl who wanted to be
God <god...@twisted.org.uk> writes
>>Yeah yeah, rub it in whydontcha!
>>>
>
>Zilch pounds?
>Nil pence?
>:P
Herumph..>=/
>
>>>Erm, the support were rather naff, tho :)
>>
>>Who supported them???
>
>Someone called the Sweeney. they tried to be jocular, sounded vaguely
>like kingmaker (at times) and wore grey suits. they had less hair
>between them than a mexican hairless dog.. well nearly.
>
>They wont go far :(
They've been around a *long* time. Yes they are indeed shite..;)
Witchfinder
While you were asleep, the Tooth Fairy (emma <e.l.hu...@ncl.ac.uk>)
nicked a molar and left a note:
>rank sweaty jockstraps.
No thanks, I've just put out a gorilla. </Goons>
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HiRez
In article <3519948d...@news.demon.co.uk>,
adr...@home.ta (Witchfinder) writes:
> While you were asleep, the Tooth Fairy (emma <e.l.hu...@ncl.ac.uk>)
> nicked a molar and left a note:
>
>>rank sweaty jockstraps.
>
> No thanks, I've just put out a gorilla. </Goons>
Here, try one of these baboons - they're much smoother.
--
J "Henery Cron" H-R
nothing
Upon the e-scroll of <6fdm4t$lq5$1...@news.uk0.vbc.net>,
hi...@netcity.SPAM.co.uk had scribed:
Is that a baboon menthol?
etc...
--
nothing.
FOR SALE:
A million and one crap jokes. Free to a good home.
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nothing wrote:
> > > No thanks, I've just put out a gorilla. </Goons>
> >
> > Here, try one of these baboons - they're much smoother.
> >
>
> Is that a baboon menthol?
>
I much prefer baboon lights, a lot less hair in the teeth, and a mild
and aromatic flavour.
Munchkin.
<Sorry, is this getting TOO silly?>
Witchfinder
While you were asleep, the Tooth Fairy (hi...@netcity.SPAM.co.uk
(HiRez)) nicked a molar and left a note:
>In article <3519948d...@news.demon.co.uk>,
> adr...@home.ta (Witchfinder) writes:
>> While you were asleep, the Tooth Fairy (emma <e.l.hu...@ncl.ac.uk>)
>> nicked a molar and left a note:
>>
>>>rank sweaty jockstraps.
>>
>> No thanks, I've just put out a gorilla. </Goons>
>
>Here, try one of these baboons - they're much smoother.
>
Thanks - I'll put it next to the bugle I'm going to have later. Gave
up trombones last week, see.
David Searl
The Girl who wanted to be God (god...@twisted.org.uk) wrote:
: baboons? basoons? no real difference, huh?
I think if you tried blowing a baboon you might notice a difference. And,
maybe, end up with a happier baboon!.
David
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Felidae
In article <3527c64c...@news.ftech.net>,
god...@twisted.org.uk (The Girl who wanted to be God) wrote:
>baboons? basoons? no real difference, huh?
Actually, Baboons are much more difficult to record compared to Bassoons.
Bassons have a set note range that can be played whilst Baboons grunt from
a low midrange to a piercing high f shriek. The main problem, besides an
unpredictable dynamic range, is that a mounted mic technique has to be used
due to their irradic movements. Quite snappy too, the buggers. I've lost 2
assistant engineers in the last session.
Felidae
Mixy
The Girl who wanted to be God wrote in message
<3527c64c...@news.ftech.net>...
>Witchfinder wrote:
>
>>>
>>>Here, try one of these baboons - they're much smoother.
>>>
>>
>>Thanks - I'll put it next to the bugle I'm going to have later. Gave
>>up trombones last week, see.
>>--
>baboons? basoons? no real difference, huh?
Actually Bassoons have a tentative connection with the contents of this
thread in that they are often called fags on music scores.