From: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com (bomp-digest) To: bomp-digest@xnet2.com Subject: bomp-digest V99 #99 Reply-To: bomp Sender: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com Errors-To: owner-bomp-digest@xnet2.com Precedence: bulk X-To-Unsubscribe: Send e-mail to majordomo@xnet2.com with "unsubscribe bomp-digest" in the body X-Bomp-web-site: http://www.bomp.com X-BompList-Administrator: efd@interport.net bomp-digest Friday, March 5 1999 Volume 99 : Number 099 It's another issue of bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send an e-mail with the words "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com or use the form at . The following subjects are included in this digest: RE: Moldy-oldies! Eamon Caddigan re: real kids "Joe Emery" THE WARREN REPORT ARei160287@aol.com Re: For my Bompz Glynis & Richard Ward Jacobites in SoCal Kim Cooper re: Norton Steve & Annette Brit Accents Mike.Dugo@deluxe.com [none] Gaven Dianda Re: RE: Moldy-oldies! "the 'elitist'." Re: Brit Accents Brian Phillips Re: Jacobites in SoCal "Blair" Re: RE: Moldy-oldies! "Blair" Re: RE: Moldy-oldies! "the 'elitist'." Re: Jacobites in SoCal TSanc43763@aol.com RE: Brit Accents "Neil Motteram" Re: For my Bompz "modllevine" Re: Glynis & Richard Ward UK gig report andrew Re: For my Bompz Rocky Serkowney Re: The Nerves Rocky Serkowney Re: The Legend of Bobby Beaton "JOANNA M" Re: "We Have to Find the Dinosaur Song", Playlist for 2/28/99 "JOANNA M" new 60s comps Soundflat@t-online.de (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Lutz_R=E4uber?=) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 13:54:52 -0800 (PST) From: Eamon Caddigan Subject: RE: Moldy-oldies! On Tue, 2 Mar 1999 15:09:02 -0500 , "Lindholm, Jeffrey" wrote: >>Never had a problem. Works beautifully. Especially >>good on records that are not made of vinyl. >> Glynis > What else do they make records out of? I >thought they were all made of vinyl? And I'm an old >guy who grew up with those black licorice >platters! While it's true that most rekkids are made out of vinyl, I've also come across a handfull of 'polystyrene' pressings. 'Styrene records can be identified by their flat, instead of sharp, edges, and molded 'labels'. They're also notorious for getting really, really hissy after a few plays. I don't know offhand if any companies ever made 'styrene, or if they're all the ones I saw were just boots, though. It would also be a shame to forget plexi-discs! I have no idea what they're made of, or who came up with the idea to put sheets of plastic on a turntable, but I'll die before one gets close to my stylus! I tried to play one I got from McDonald's on my dad's turntable when I was a little kid, and he just about strangled me. I guess that's where I get my obsessive record care-streak from. Whoever mentioned using photo-flo--that's a great idea, as that stuff is designed to help film dry without any water spots. Do any bompers have one of those outrageously expensive vaccum record cleaning devices? On an entirely unrelated note, are any other bompers gonna be at the Carbondale Pootinanny show, besides Kyle C. & I? It's about time a decent band comes to this frat-hole! :-) Ciao, == Eamon Caddigan, ICQ #13257256 Rub Up And Push Up--> http://listen.to/SoulPower '60s Soul, Ska, and R&B - Now with RealAudio! _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 16:20:17 -0500 From: "Joe Emery" Subject: re: real kids a couple of other noteworthy items you probably already have, but are worth mentioning: grown up wrong (norton) - this includes a radio show they did as well as several live tracks. if you're thinking about picking this up, the cd version includes something like 10 cuts that aren't on the vinyl version, and lots of those tracks are really great (if lacking a little in sound quality). there are also a couple of 7"s on dog meat recs that feature some really great live versions of some of their classic tracks (one repeated from the grown up wrong rec). john felice is the ultimate "guy gets dicked over by girl" songwriter. i've got just about everything he has ever done. while i like it all, i'd say that the 2 norton discs are the very best stuff i've ever heard by them. i've heard that norton may be putting out some additional stuff too. hopefully it will include the stuff from the great real kids/taxi boys split 12". the taxi boys cuts from that are available on another 12" from bomp mailorder for cheap. funny story: i had never heard of the real kids until the norton reissue of the first rec came out. when i saw it at the record store i took it to the counter and asked the 2 guys standing there how it was. without even looking at each other they both assumed air guitar poses and yelled, "it ROCKS!!!" i was so blown away by that record i went out and maxed a credit card on a rickenbacker about 3 weeks later... i could go on and on about this great band... joe >------------------------------ > >Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 08:47:15 -0500 (EST) >From: Blair Buscareno >Subject: Re: Real Kids & more... > >On Thu, 4 Mar 1999, Sylvain wrote: > >> Since we're talking of early power pop'n'roll with the Nerves, >> think that some of you here will be able to help with another >> band of the same period... >> Well, I'm looking for a complete Real Kids / Taxi Boys discography, >> or more generally, a complete listing of john Felice's material... >> the last thing I heard from him was a solo LP, issued around >> 1988... what has he done since the past 10 years ? Any infos >> welcome. > >From the Trouser Press site (http://www.trouserpress.com) > >Real Kids > Red Star > Norton > 1978 > 1991 > Outta Place > Star-Rhythm > 1982 > All Kindsa Jerks Live > French New Rose > 1983 > Hit You Hard > French New Rose > 1983 > TAXI BOYS > Taxi Boys EP > Star-Rhythm > 1981 > Taxi Boys EP > Bomp! > 1981 > REAL KIDS/TAXI BOYS > Girls! Girls! Girls! > French Lolita > 1983 > PRIMITIVE SOULS > Primitive Souls EP > Australian Grown Up Wrong! > 1987 > JOHN FELICE & THE LOWDOWNS > Nothing Pretty > >Ace of Hearts, 1988 > >- --- > >Of course, this doesn't list the 45s (like "All Kindsa Girls") or the >stuff on the Live at the Rat LP. Nor does it include the live disc on >Norton, or any of the singles that were released from that in the 90s. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 17:08:05 EST From: ARei160287@aol.com Subject: THE WARREN REPORT Gotta agree with Blair-Tim's mindless endless rantings over The Fuzztones,Miracle Workers and other 80's garage bands is really stupid! You'd think someone with his musical taste would target Rap, Alternative, and Spice Girls type crap! I also have noticed a WHOLE LOT of homophobia EVERY time he disses the Fuzztones...Whatever he thinks of Rudi, one thing is for certain...HE'S NO "FAG"!!! ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 17:47:33 -0500 From: Glynis & Richard Ward Subject: Re: For my Bompz Dear Brian: Not saying that you did, but DON'T you DARE call me a nigger. Not even as a joke. Anyone who knows me knows this and if you don't, I am telling you now. You know how well I FULLY agree. It's been very difficult explaining all this to the children in my neighbourhood. They call each other that darned word, and it is meant like a swear word. It has become part of the unacceptable language (hey, they hang out in front of my house yelling and screaming so I figure I gotta right to lay down the rule, SOMEBODY's got to around here!!). In the same terms they are not to refer to me as being "white" because they are now using that as a if it were a swear word to. It's not about the language per se, it's about respect. I can't STAND the covers on those Back From The Grave's. It took me a long time to buy 'em. I was totally embarassed to take them up to the cash register. Glynis ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 14:30:28 -0800 From: Kim Cooper Subject: Jacobites in SoCal Hey bompsters, I just found out about these Sudden/Kusworth Jacobites shows, and since the Bomp website tour listing is inaccurate here's the real skinny for you scarf-fetishists out there: 3/4 (tonight) midnight at Club Mesa, Costa Mesa 3/5 acoustic show, midnight at Bar de Luxe, Hollywood 3/6 as part of the huge Andre Williams etc Tiger Mask show at the Hollywood Athletic Club yrs, Kim Cooper, Association fan http://surf.to/Scram ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 22:09:27 +0000 From: Steve & Annette Subject: re: Norton Evan wrote: <> So does this mean they are now replying to e-mails? Steve Coleman ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 17:04:53 -0600 From: Mike.Dugo@deluxe.com Subject: Brit Accents >>>>> My other fave tidbit from that is that they used to head down to LA just to shop and hang out on the Strip, and they'd all go out to dinner, and when presented with the check, one of them would say to the waitress in a British accent something like, "Luv, don't you know who we are?" The wait staff would then think they were the Rolling Stones!! Usually, they'd get to eat for free after autographing aprons, napkins, and tableclothes!! I've heard this story told by many Yankee bands from the '60's, most recently by Flo and Eddie of the Turtles. I wonder if any of it's true.... ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 18:43:48 -0500 From: Gaven Dianda Subject: [none] >>Don't worry honey, Mr. Beaton has already fallen under my garage >spell, since I've made him vow to grow his hair long again and go back >to wearing pointy boots! >Won't the pointy boots interfere with his skanking? >>Doctor Glynis, >>Mr. Beaton has fallen under the powerful charms of La Twisteuse, I'm >>afraid...after hypnotising him with 10 hours of non-stop 60's videos, >>the man wants to go back to garage. True story. Yes ladies ,but the true test of your womanly wiles would be to turn Bobby into a raving psyche freak!......make him wear a cravat and write songs about flowers! (make a fake Tin-tin comic in which Tin-Tin has long hair and wears love beads and frilly shirts,digs oscar wilde and plays the sitar or something......) Hey...Somethinge strange I noticed the other day..I'm in advertizing and I get all "the trades" and in "Mediaweek" i think it was there was a picture from the "The Beat Goes on.The Story of Sony and Cher". It was a picture of a horribly dressed sonny and cher against something that shocked me....behind them was a backdrop that was almost an exact reproduction of the 13th floor elevators "Psychedelic Sounds" album!!! Did anybody see that show?....i thought Sonny was totally miscast..the actor played him up like a complete spineless mopey fool!..........(soft spot for soony--poor guy) Oh Yeah-Glynis......It has been written that Vishnu in his 777th incarnation descended upon Hamilton surrounded by radiant pink clouds and lotus blossoms, and took the form of a mighty guitar once weilded by "one who shall remain nameless" from the most holy Gnostic Brotherhood. OR.......................................its' just all the chemicals in the Hamilton drinking water !!!!!! oh--and many thanks for the "Turkish Connection"!!!!!!!! Question: Does anyone in Bomp!land have any info about a band called "The Fringe" from Canada I assume,as they were on that Guess Whotvshow hosted by Chad Allen after he left..around 67-68...they apparantly put down some very mighty Pretty Things (S.F.Sorrowish)psyche.......??? >>>.. it sorta set a trend for <<<< >>>a narrow, revisionist history of supposedly what "garage" and "'60s<<< >>>punk" was all about; what's cool; and what you, as a fan, should and <<< >>>should not listen to... it never really made sense to me because words <<< >>>like "garage" and "'60s punk", which were developed by "historians", <<< >>>only hold meaning as retroactive terms....<<< Yes exactly!...this in turn...has led to an awful lot of modern groups who are just plain- punk rawk....getting called "garage-or 60's punk" like its a cool buzz word for press interest now that most people are bored to death with 70s' "retro"(ack!)or indie rock! ie.jon spencer etc etc. etc. etc........you name it! I guess it still IS kinda like Greasers vs. Longhairs!!!! allthough i must admit in my formative years the B.F.T.G rhetoric was like a fresh new avenging wind that appealed to lots of kids...hellbent for kicks! Gaven "the red-hook horror" Dianda ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 15:41:17 -0800 From: "the 'elitist'." Subject: Re: RE: Moldy-oldies! In-Reply-To: V1V2:SMTP.FUTURESHOP.COM:owner-bomp@screamer.xnet2.com's message of 03-04-99 13:54 Eamon, you forgot to mention shellac discs, as well...although they're mostly not very applicable to garage/freakbeat/psych recordings, as it was used for pressing 78s, but then again they were still making 78s in South Africa into the mid-60s, so...anybody know if there are any elusive S. African Standells 78s circulating around out there? jason. NP: Frank Black Future Shop Music Coordinator 3055 SW Cedar Hills Blvd. Beaverton, OR 97005 (503) 672-7374, Fax: (503) 672-7373 ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 18:45:28 -0500 From: Brian Phillips Subject: Re: Brit Accents >I've heard this story told by many Yankee bands from the '60's, most >recently by >Flo and Eddie of the Turtles. I wonder if any of it's true.... Here is a twist on this story, as told by Johnny Otis: Back in the 1930's, Chick Webb's band was traveling in the deep Southern United States by bus. Webb was sleeping in the back and the bus had to stop for gas and food. They stopped and the driver (one of the musicians in Webb's band) was told by one of the employees, upon seeing all of the Black people on the bus, "Boy, you can't get any food or gas here." The driver said, "Do you know who I am?" "No." said the employee. "I'm Duke Ellington, that's who!", said the musician. "Nope, never heard of you.", said the employee and with that the bus drove off to find another rest stop. A voice came from the back of the bus. It was Webb, who was apparently awake, who said: "You might as well have told him it was Chick Webb." Brian Phillips ------------------------------ Date: 4 Mar 99 18:55:08 -0500 From: "Blair" Subject: Re: Jacobites in SoCal >3/6 as part of the huge Andre Williams etc Tiger Mask > show at the Hollywood Athletic Club Hmm... is Andre Williams supposed to actually be a part of this? I ask 'cuz the Coney Island High website (and Sidewalk.com) lists him as playing there tomorrow night (3/5), which would mean Andre was finishing up in NYC late-nite, then waking up and flying right to LA. Anyone know more? I ask only 'cuz I'm thinking of hitting CI High tomorrow for Andre, but I'm gonna be kinda worn out (it's Soccer Marathon weekend at the school I teach at and I'm playing in the student-faculty game at 8, then returning the following day at noon to chaperone and hang out) and I'm not even going to make the effort if Andre's not playing. Blair ------------------------------ Date: 4 Mar 99 19:17:28 -0500 From: "Blair" Subject: Re: RE: Moldy-oldies! >Eamon, you forgot to mention shellac discs, as well...although they're >mostly >not very applicable to garage/freakbeat/psych recordings, as it was used >for >pressing 78s, but then again they were still making 78s in South Africa >into >the mid-60s, so...anybody know if there are any elusive S. African Standells >78s circulating around out there? How about the ones that came on cereal boxes (cardboard, at least as a base)? I remember with fondness the Super Sugar Crisp one. Blair ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 16:38:49 -0800 From: "the 'elitist'." Subject: Re: RE: Moldy-oldies! In-Reply-To: V1V2:SMTP.FUTURESHOP.COM:owner-bomp@screamer.xnet2.com's message of 03-04-99 16:17 Yeah! There was a Shadows of Knight record on cardboard, right? For "Potato Chip"? I only know because I have the reish on Sundazed... jason. Future Shop Music Coordinator 3055 SW Cedar Hills Blvd. Beaverton, OR 97005 (503) 672-7374, Fax: (503) 672-7373 ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 19:42:39 EST From: TSanc43763@aol.com Subject: Re: Jacobites in SoCal In a message dated 3/4/99 3:57:36 PM Pacific Standard Time, blairb1@idt.net writes: << Hmm... is Andre Williams supposed to actually be a part of this? I ask 'cuz the Coney Island High website (and Sidewalk.com) lists him as playing there tomorrow night (3/5), which would mean Andre was finishing up in NYC late-nite, then waking up and flying right to LA. >> Hey Blair, It may be so, the Tiger Mask ago-go show has been in the works for awhile and Andre is being backed by the Countdowns and appearing with about 10 other bands. (Subsonics,Bomboras....) Maybe he'll sleep on the plane. Tony ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 17:03:12 -0800 From: "Neil Motteram" Subject: RE: Brit Accents Of course this works for me all the time. Neil (Yet another Brit in America) - -----Original Message----- From: owner-bomp@xnet2.com [mailto:owner-bomp@xnet2.com] On Behalf Of Mike.Dugo@deluxe.com Sent: Thursday, March 04, 1999 3:05 PM To: bomp@xnet2.com Subject: Brit Accents >>>>> My other fave tidbit from that is that they used to head down to LA just to shop and hang out on the Strip, and they'd all go out to dinner, and when presented with the check, one of them would say to the waitress in a British accent something like, "Luv, don't you know who we are?" The wait staff would then think they were the Rolling Stones!! Usually, they'd get to eat for free after autographing aprons, napkins, and tableclothes!! I've heard this story told by many Yankee bands from the '60's, most recently by Flo and Eddie of the Turtles. I wonder if any of it's true.... ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 21:28:07 -0000 From: "modllevine" Subject: Re: For my Bompz words like kike , nigger ect... those are hard words to use, but I am Jewish , don't ever think of calling me that, well. as in the old west those are fighting words, but context is important, if I am reading about nazis, I don't expect them to use polite words like "Judaic religion." or if it's set a hundred years ago, Christians can call us Christ killers ect.. but it's important as the context itt's used in. I rarely hear Jews call each other kike ect, like some blacks call each other,. sometimes , I can understand how many would feel upset about it, if I was black I sure would too. Racism, anti-Semitism are destructive forces, and harmful to all, so we must be careful of how it's portrayed. Still the message is more important than the word itself ., mark twain used the "n" word because it was used in Missouri in 1830's, but Jim is no "Niger" he is a human being to Hulk, and tom sawyer and also to mark twain and to every one of us., Hulk Finn is a prohuman anti slavery ect book if you really read it . unfortinatly some people just see the word "nigger" and not read the book a shame realy - -----Original Message----- From: Glynis & Richard Ward To: bomp@xnet2.com Date: Thursday, March 04, 1999 11:27 PM Subject: Re: For my Bompz > >Dear Brian: > >Not saying that you did, but DON'T you DARE call me a nigger. Not even as >a joke. Anyone who knows me knows this and if you don't, I am telling you now. > >You know how well I FULLY agree. It's been very difficult explaining all >this to the children in my neighbourhood. They call each other that darned >word, and it is meant like a swear word. It has become part of the >unacceptable language (hey, they hang out in front of my house yelling and >screaming so I figure I gotta right to lay down the rule, SOMEBODY's got to >around here!!). In >the same terms they are not to refer to me as being "white" because they >are now using that as >a if it were a swear word to. >It's not about the language per se, it's about respect. >I can't STAND the covers on those Back From The Grave's. It took me a long >time to buy 'em. >I was totally embarassed to take them up to the cash register. > >Glynis > ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 22:13:48 -0500 From: Glynis & Richard Ward Subject: Re: Mr. Dianda asks Question: Does anyone in Bomp!land have any info about a band called "The Fringe" from Canada I assume,as they were on that Guess Who tv show hosted by Chad Allen after he left..around 67-68...they apparantly put down>some very mighty Pretty Things (S.F.Sorrowish)psyche.......??? Gaven: The Fringe had two singles and one very, very rare EP. Their psych is more of the typical "lighter" weight Toronto psych (as opposed to that blues/jazz/fusion psychy thing a lot of bands displayed, and not any of that folk psych crap either. More poppy I'd say. There was Flower Generation/Token For My Mind Plastic People/Nancy Brown and the EP had Token For My Mind/Effective Dreaming/I Don't Want To/and a version of Inside Lookin' Out. The only place that any Fringe material was ever re-released to my knowledge is on the Nightmares From The Underworld volume 3 which was a privately circulated cassette which had "Inside Lookin' Out" and "Plastic People". I have heard "Token For My Mind" and totally dug it. I don't know anyone who knows anything else about the band! Have a good night and don't forget to Dream Effectively tonight, Glynis ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 05 Mar 1999 04:10:13 +0000 From: andrew Subject: UK gig report Hi, i'm not sure how much this is going to appeal to all the grageheads out there but i seem to remember something on the webpage mentioning the spacemen 3 so..... I saw a couple of bands tonight: Johnny Domino (fairly typical "aren't we whacky angular indie-types?" er, no) and Cato Now if you have a soft spot for guitarry-soundscapes with a bass and drums (and i am so ashamed of the number of times i've ordered drinks from the drummer in the niterie she works without knowing she was such a great drummer) which actually *add* to the sound rather than just filling in then Cato's yr band. from very trippy washes of quiet noise to all-out velvets/sp3 feedback fed crescendos, they did it very nicely. and, erm that's it andrew (slipping off to sleep with the sounds of Kaleidoscope (the UK variety)) They wear a bucket on their heads, They wear a bucket on their heads, Wake up! Wake up! - -Inner City Unit ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 23:47:51 From: Rocky Serkowney Subject: Re: For my Bompz > >Not saying that you did, but DON'T you DARE call me a nigger. Not even as >a joke. Anyone who knows me knows this and if you don't, I am telling you now. > >You know how well I FULLY agree. It's been very difficult explaining all >this to the children in my neighbourhood. They call each other that darned >word, and it is meant like a swear word. It has become part of the >unacceptable language (hey, they hang out in front of my house yelling and >screaming so I figure I gotta right to lay down the rule, SOMEBODY's got to >around here!!). In >the same terms they are not to refer to me as being "white" because they >are now using that as >a if it were a swear word to. >It's not about the language per se, it's about respect. >I can't STAND the covers on those Back From The Grave's. It took me a long >time to buy 'em. >I was totally embarassed to take them up to the cash register. First of all, gotta agree with the respect thing Glynis is talking about here. While I'm all for the raw and fun (ie. not to be taken too seriously) underpinnings of rock & roll, there's nothing wrong with lettin' each other know when we're really steppin' over the line to offensiveness. So right on, Brian. I don't even know (or care) what those BFTG albums look like and I've had 'em all for about 13 years (shows I couldn't see all that well in the eighties either!). And hopefully, people that dig garage music won't take Tim's rants too seriously. yeah, we should take things in the sometimes funny (often for shock value) spirit in which they are intended, but let's also be mindful of what we write and how it might affect or offend each other. I don't like the names of some comps, but I can recognize tongue-in-cheek or twisted terms of endearment when I hear 'em. On the other hand, it's good to keep each other in line when potentially hurtful things appear to be said on the list just to provoke reaction. Common courtesy and rock & roll aren't mutually exclusive. Rocky. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 23:49:24 From: Rocky Serkowney Subject: Re: The Nerves At 07:44 AM 3/4/99 -0500, you wrote: >He certainly wrote some good ones. That disc that came out in the early >90s (Perfect Pop or some such name) on Revenge (I think) was excellent. It >had The Nerves, some early Plimsouls, and a whole bunch of Jack Lee, It's called "That's Totally Pop" and yes, it rules! Rocky. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 15:50:15 +1100 From: "JOANNA M" Subject: Re: The Legend of Bobby Beaton Well its nice to know... gruesome by name, gruesome by nature!. > One of my favorites was when Bobby got a fan letter from this German chick >who asked him to send her a wallet size picture of him, and he just sent >her a greasy napkin in the mail... > >Mimi > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1999 16:37:09 +1100 From: "JOANNA M" Subject: Re: "We Have to Find the Dinosaur Song", Playlist for 2/28/99 Ally oop. what a great song, you should have played it for her!. >My niece Vivian, who is three was broadcasting from my house on Sunday. >She told me, "We Have to Find the Dinosaur Song". Well, I don't know what >she's talking about half the time anyway and the listening audience was >only three people, but this is what we played: > >Savvy Show Starter: >"No, Uncle Bian, we have to find the dinosaur song!" > >We then played: > >Olatunji-Owo-Owo - Jack Magee All Stars (Star) >Whip it On Me, Baby - O'Jays (Imperial) >I See the Light - Five Americans (HBR) > >There was a station break and then dead air, because the DJ's parents >picked her up. Overall, it was her best show, even if it was culled from >my collection. I am convinced that good taste runs in our family, though. > >Sadly, the Real Audio broadcast of this failed, for while everything was >configured properly, the computer was in another room and turned off. > >Brian Phillips >Program Director for W.H.T.F.T.D.S > ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1999 07:28:38 +0100 From: Soundflat@t-online.de (=?iso-8859-1?Q?Lutz_R=E4uber?=) Subject: new 60s comps Hi Sylvain, one new comp that just has been offered is "I´m trippin´ alone", a 14 US 60´s garage/psych rarities comp on Spangle! Just have ordered it for my mailorder! And by the way: The new Monsters LP totally rocks, it varies a lot in styles, the sound is super (and I can tell after listening to sooooo mucho crap of lowlowlowlowno-fi during the last months..), yep, everything´s perfect! Another smasher for me was The Demonics album on Man´s Ruin (maybe from 98..), just for those , who care! And a big welcome to Jens from Stuttgart, another "kraut"!? No, I´m not listening to "krautrock" & will never do.... Lutz New email adress: Soundflat@punkrawk.com new URL: http://www.punkrawk.com/soundflat ------------------------------ End of bomp-digest V99 #99 ************************** ===================================================================== You've been reading bomp-digest, the digest version of the Bomp list. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe bomp-digest" to majordomo@xnet2.com