Re: Brief Notes

Since we're already OT I'll just jump in with this. emusic.com seems to have nearly every Fall release available on their all-you-can-eat download service (priced as low as 10 zops/month). They've also got releases by David J., Legendary Jim Ruiz Group, Go-  and many other list favs. A true bargain, and completely legit.

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> > US fans of the Fall contemplating seeing them:
> > . . . sad to report Mark Smith was falling down trashed.
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> Saw them in Mpls a couple weeks back. MES not noticeably more slurry and
> shambling than in past outings, but I unfortunately and bafflingly did get
> falling-down trashed. One too many G&Ts. So my recall is abbreviated.
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> As for the band, they are indeed tight. They play the textbook versions
> of the tunes and MES goes all sloppy all over them. I'd prefer both parts
> of the band to be somewhere in between, but I takes what I gets, I guess.
> (I also didn't have to pay, so I can afford to be ambivalent.) Word is
> that the band rented all their instruments on this side of the Atlantic.
> Session types? Apparently New Young Wife on rudimentary keyboards,
> though, so she's worth seeing.
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> There's a faq that says the band models themselves (or maybe just MES)
> after Sisyphus: "He is still on the go, his effort unceasing. We must
> imagine him happy."
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> Sorry to go on about the Fall. I could never keep up with the Fallnet
> list. If I had anything new or pithy to say about the Jazz Butcher (other
> than "I wish I could afford to fly the band over to play my wedding"), I
> would insert it here. Hashish.
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> Onward,
> Amy
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Received on Tue, 15 Jul 2003 17:43:08 -0700