The Avalyn Digest

There are 31 messages totalling 787 lines in this issue.

Topics of the day:

  1. slowdive
  2. silvania
  3. gigantic cd blowout! stock up and save!
  4. lush album signing in NYC
  5. New Lush Gallery
  6. summarizing the show
  7. shaving the pavement of san francisco
  8. New Cure - Slowdive?
  9. Mock
 10. mojave3 discography
 11. mojave 3 * slowdive
 12. mojave 3/slowdive
 13. cocteau twin-seefeel tour
 14. Moringrise
 15. 4ad promo tape
 16. Silvania stockists (2)
 17. really clean
 18. just a word to the wise...
 19. colfax abbey (6)
 20. take me down ep...???
 21. recommendations (2)
 22. FWD: slowdive effects
 23. SlowdiveCD
 24. dead can dance

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Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1996 21:34:44 -0400 (EDT)
From: Kevin Lewis Hall 
Subject: slowdive

Hello. Slowdive had a more ethereal, distorted sound that was filled with
emotional creativity and soothing melodies.  Mojave 3 seems to be a more
matured version of Slowdive, although the band lost something when Nick
and Chris left.  It's difficult, however, to make a comparison.  Both
bands are genuine and unique.  I'd like to comment that I feel Rachel
should sing more...what a beautiful voice.  That's all.  Talk again soon.

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Date: Tue, 23 Apr 1996 21:29:43 GMT -5
From: "WILDER SPACEMAN GONZALES AGREDA" <932307@CENCO.ULIMA.EDU.PE>
Subject: Re: silvania

>>    Have you heard Silvania?

>Of course I have! And they're brilliant! I've got one CD (forgot the  
>title) and a couple of demos. Also, I'm running a fanzine called 
>Baby  Talk, and sometimes I put together a tape compilation - so 
>far, I've done 2 compilations ("Garage Flowers" & "Planet Weetabix" 
>- both 60  minutes), and Silvania are featured on both tapes...

    Send me details about your fanzine, please.
    
    Are you talking about demos, i mean different versions from the 
released, sounds great  for me.
    Maybe you're interested in to have a 7" demo from a great 
local band called Claroscuro, imagine slowdive's catch the breeze, 
silvania's trilce, but dyed with some guitars ala cure's play for 
today, primary, a forest. 
    Emailme if interested.
    
            Wilder Spaceman.    
    
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Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 06:37:41 -0400
From: larry@interlog.com (naranjas en la cabeza)
Subject: gigantic cd blowout! stock up and save!

Hi,

I'm looking to sell or trade a few CDs. Please direct all enquiries to me at
larry@interlog.com, not to the list. Apologies for the crosspost.

stuff I'm getting rid of:

Bardo Pond: Bufo Alvarius etc.
Flies Inside the Sun: ...an audience of others (including herself) 
                                               (kranky noise stuff)
Ivy (the New York one): Lately 5-song EP
Grant McLennan (ex GoBetweens): Watershed
New Fast Automatic Daffodils: Pigeonhole
The Nightblooms: s/t
Red House Painters: (the one with the rollercoaster on the front)
Ride: Smile
Sebadoh: Bubble and Scrape
Unrest: Isabel Bishop EP
Witch Hazel: Landlocked (not unlike the more tolerable side of recent Boo
                         Radleys)

Stuff I'm looking for, but probably no one is willing to part with:

Roy Montgomery * Rachel's (first album) * Stars of the Lid * Sabalon Glitz *
Felt (esp. Train Above The City) * Moose (early stuff) * Chapterhouse: Blood
Music+GlobComm remixes * Bark Psychosis * Talk Talk (last 2 albums) * Cul de
Sac * Leaf or Disjecta or whatever it's called * Pram (pre-Sargasso Sea)

Again, mail inquiries/offers/threats to ME, not the list, or else incur the
wrath of the listies.

larry@interlog.com

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Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1996 15:20:01 -0400
From: Moonstar9@aol.com
Subject: lush album signing in NYC

hi,
could someone who is going to the lush album signing at the virgin megastore
in NYC please ask phil king what/ why his old band 'see see rider' split and
if he is still friends with any of the band members.  if yes, could you ask
him what they are up to? 

thanks,
jared

ps. i would do it but i'll be in school.

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Date: 28 Apr 1996 22:05:00 +0100
From: dabl@key.GUN.de (David Bluhm)
Subject: New Lush Gallery

Hello there-

I just wanted to let you know that there's a new Lush Picture  
Gallery, and you can find it at:

http://members.aol.com/lushpix/index.htm

You'll find pix from the infamous body-painting-session, and loads of  
concert pix...

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Date: Mon, 29 Apr 1996 16:40:52 -0400 (EDT)
From: NWND@grove.iup.edu
Subject: summarizing the show

hey folks

    i just got back from washington dc...a six hour drive altogether....and
feel wonderful....scheer was ok..i liked their set but the songs that appeared
on a free shaving the pavement promo tape left something to be desired...alysia
suggested that the best part of the band was the lead singer's voice, but i was
kinda getting into the music too...lush was really great...best songs they
played were hypocrite and superblast...really good stuff.....mojave's set was
very good, but i think id have prefered to see them in a smaller place...there
were catcallers whose presences slowly began to intrude on the intimacy of the
show....i dont remember the exact set list, but there were several new
songs...one in particular that sounded really great had the line.."i have your
number on my wall' or something to that effect....not to sound gaudi but both
neil and rachel were incredibly attractive (id never really seen them before,
all the photos were incredibly ambiguous)...both of them with excellent stage
presence...neil, seemed introverted, yet very complacent...rachel was very
confident, very breathtaking....my favorite ad lib of the evening occured when
the harmless catcall rang out "play some slowdive" to which rachel's response
was "wow, thats original"....i got to speak with neil and ian after the show,
they were both very nice, they signed my cd cover and i asked a few incidental
questions...honestly iut was just such a thrill to even trade words with
them...i didnt stick around to meet rachel, i think she stuck around for lush,
while they were all outside...probably for the best, id have only gawked and
suffered a knee to the etc via alysia...

peace

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Date: Fri, 3 May 1996 12:47:10 -0400 (EDT)
From: Drarg 
Subject: Re: shaving the pavement of san francisco

On Wed, 17 Apr 1996 Windblows@aol.com wrote:

This was the same set as in Atlanta...
the two new songs were called "One more Time" and "Tryin to Reach Ya"
It was a very impressive show....even from Lush...

> heres mohaves' set list from teh s.f. april 15th show :
> where is the love
> sarah
> tomorrows taken
> new song-
> candle song3
> Mercy 
> new song -
>  and "Queen jane" -
>  yep Dylans tune ended the show......

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Date: Sat, 4 May 1996 06:23:02 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: New Cure - Slowdive?

I noted, with great joy, that in a review of The Cure's latest album
"Wild Mood Swings" in one of Sweden's evening papers, reviewer Per
Bjurman compared one of the tracks "Jupiter Crash" to our beloved
Slowdive! (though not in a positive way, but anyway...) He wrote:

"...in "Jupiter Crash" they gaze at Slowdive's most dull shoes..."

 I can't wait to buy this one!

 //Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)

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Date: Wed, 8 May 1996 00:04:28 -0400
From: Windblows@aol.com
Subject: Mock

hi!  I know this isnt a forum for  whom-ever-you-want-to-talk-about,  for
bands.... BUT...
 I just bought this e.p. in absolute blindness, never hearing of this group
before, only because i tyhought it would be intersting, and found something
really really good.

The band is called:  Mock   and   the e.p. is called "skyrider" on Bite back
records (UK)  94

I usually hate it when people say 'this band sounds like so and so',
but...... if MBV and Slowdive-(just for a day era) melded they would be this
band. 
{ male and female vocals together here too)  
Yes, they are really that good!
       i know it is only four songs, but...still. 
if anyone out there in shogazer dreampopland can give me some info on this
band please do...whether private e-mail or thru the list i would greatly
appreciate it..... and if any of you think you might like what i have
described- you probably will.
byeeeeeeeee, flange and all
joe

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Date: Tue, 07 May 1996 23:58:53 CST
From: o-o-o 
Subject: mojave3 discography

As I am sure it must be brief, and probably more trouble than its worth to look
up via ftp, would someone send me the Mojave3 discography.  If it is too
mundane a post for the list, send it to me personally, please.
--gary (gruisinger@cctr.umkc.edu)

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Date: Tue, 14 May 1996 20:49:02 +0000
From: Pete Stenberg 
Subject: mojave 3 * slowdive

well...i'm new to this...i'm not exactly sure if i'm doing 
this right, but it's worth a try...(someone let me know, 
please)

my dreams have come true and it's nice to have some people 
to share them with

i'm krissy from Chicago...(i cannot adequately express my 
happiness in finding this site, by the way...)

i'll start at the beginning...(ie:the "Slowdive" days)...i 
was fortunate enough to see "Slowdive" here years ago and i 
thought it couldn't get any better than that...little did i 
know...

Slowdive, alone, has compiled more memories for me than 
anything in my life and when i heard they were calling it 
quits i was devistated...i thought i would never be given 
the opportunity to see them (ie: Neil, Ian, Rachel) again 
and i couldn't think of anything more 
heartbreaking...HOWEVER, i never lost faith in them...i just 
crossed my fingers and prayed that they would continue to 
combine their creative energies elsewhere...i 
waited...waited...

when what to my wondering eyes should appear????  none other 
than the brilliant "Mojave 3"...these musical masterminds 
never cease to amaze me...Neil is a creative 
genius...Rachel, an angel...and Ian, also sent straight from 
the heavens...

i was estatic when i caught word of the "Shaving" tour...

the brilliant threesome (Moj. 3) passed thru here(Chicago) 
last Thursday (5.9.96)...needless to say, they blew me away.

As "Scheer" was playing my friends & i went downstairs...not 
knowing what we were in for 

We were fortunate enough to meet Neil, Rachel & Ian at the 
bottom of those stairs...3 of the friendliest, most 
unintimidating people i have ever met...

i mentioned to Ian that my friends and i were thinking of 
driving to St.Louis for their next show and he told me that 
if we decided to go he would put us on their guest list...

have i died and gone to heaven???  not only am i standing 
here with THE 3 most influential, inspirational people in my 
life but i am being offered a spot on their guest 
list...*HUGE SMILE*

naturally we accepted and were off to St.Louis...where we, 
once again experienced the awesome powers of "mojave 3" and 
mingled with neil, ian & rachel...UNFUCKINGBELIEVABLE!!!!!  
I am still in awe and will be for a long time to come...

i am now content with the thought of death in that all 
that i have dreamed of has become a reality...i will die 
with a smile and i owe it to them...

i know this letter has dragged a bit but what i am feeling 
means a lot to me and i appreciate you listening...

please contact me...i have more to tell(believe it or not)

-krissy....pspi@jorsm.com

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Date: Tue, 14 May 1996 22:12:20 +0000
From: Pete Stenberg 
Subject: mojave 3/slowdive

this is krissy again...have you recieved my first letter???

PLEASE JUST LET ME KNOW IF THIS IS WORKING ....thanx

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Date: Wed, 15 May 1996 15:28:25 -0400
From: Moonstar9@aol.com
Subject: cocteau twin-seefeel tour

hi, 
on sale tomorrow are tickets for cocteau's and mark clifford at the roxy in
nyc on june 12th.  hmmmm, sounds fun.

jared

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Date: Mon, 20 May 1996 11:39:40 -0500 (EST)
From: fiddlepoke 
Subject: Moringrise

wow, in Ft. Wayne yesterday I was in subterranian records, an indie 
record/clothing/bondage gear store.
Basically, I found moringrise on CD for 8.99
yay, woo hoo, rock and all

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Date: Tue, 21 May 1996 01:46:25 -0500 (CDT)
From: Jason Selby 
Subject: 4ad promo tape

i'm curious exactly what was on the promo tape 4ad passed out at all
the mojave3/lush/scheer shows?  I was there, but apparently they
decided the venue i was at only held 100 people and since i didn't
rush to leave afterward, I didn't get a copy.

just curious what i'm missing out on...
jason.

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Date: Tue, 21 May 1996 11:55:02 GMT -5
From: "WILDER SPACEMAN GONZALES AGREDA" <932307@CENCO.ULIMA.EDU.PE>
Subject: re: Silvania stockists

Forwarded from Philip Howard.

>Well, rather than do any work I've been busy on Altavista looking for
>hints on how to get Silvania's albums.  The most interesting English
>language references will follow this message.  While I'm no expert on
>exchange rates it looks like the albums would be no more expensive to
>acquire for fellow UK readers (and presumably Scandanivians, if the
>stereotype of everything being expensive over there is true) than if
>they were in the local record shops.  
>I don't suppose anyone would know how Elefant accept payment?  No 
>sense in sending cash if there's an easy alternative... (assuming I 
>get round to buying the things!)

Well Philip it's been some time already since you posted this to 
the list, so let us know did you finally get the silvania discs?
What is your impression about them?
    
    Cheers.
    Wilder.

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Date: Tue, 21 May 1996 20:02:30 +0100 (BST)
From: "P.D.Howard" 
Subject: Re: Silvania stockists

Hi all, and Wilder in particular,

> Well Philip it's been some time already since you posted this to 
> the list, so let us know did you finally get the silvania discs?
> What is your impression about them?

Aha - bet you all thought I hadn't bothered!  As it happens it took a
couple of weeks for me to get round to ordering the currency (yes, cash)
from my bank, and quite a while longer for the currency to get to me (we
had a mixup in that neither I nor the bank clerk realised that Spain no 
longer issues 500pta notes - annoying as the CD+postage is 2320 ptas).  
My order for 'Paisanjes III', plus a few Elefant postcards and badges, 
was finally put in the post at the end of last week!  3000ptas cash came
to a bit more than stlg16.  Bank charges would have made any other
method of payment, in the apparent absence of a Visa service, more
expensive than that.
 
I'll post my opinion to the list when I've got the album and listened to
it a few times.  Don't hold your collective breath on either count...

BTW, do you mind turning the Urgent setting off your posts Wilder? 
It doesn't go away after I've read the message concerned!

Cheers all,
Philip

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Date: Thu, 23 May 1996 23:25:02 CST
From: o-o-o 
Subject: really clean

Anybody who wanted to go see Shaving the Pavement miss it?  Are you kicking
yourself for missing out on the tape with the KCRW "Mercy" (not to mention the
best Lisa Germano song I have ever heard)?  Want to pay an exhorbitant sum for
a basically free tape? let me know--I might hook you up with my "extra" copy.
--gary (gruisinger@cctr.umkc.edu)
ps--I may be an asshole (always the east coast, you know), but I'm honest.

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Date: Sun, 26 May 1996 19:24:20 +0000
From: Pete Stenberg 
Subject: just a word to the wise...

hi...it's krissy again.  Being that you are all members of 
this list/digest, i'm going to assume that you are as fond 
of "slowdive" as i.  In that regard, i have a recommendation 
for you to consider. 

I was recently contacted by a guy named ben (also from this 
list), who suggested that since i loved "slowdive" so much, 
i might also enjoy listening to his band "the sunflower 
conspiracy"!  Well, he was right...there is an INCREDIBLE 
similarity between the two bands.  The 
style...textures...everything.  Ben's voice is nearly 
identical to that of Neil and the female vocalist (Kate) 
also bears a striking resemblance (vocally) to that of 
Rachel.  

My point???????  Well, i HIGHLY recommend contacting these 
guys and purchasing one of their tapes!  You will NOT be 
disappointed...i promise.  It'll cost you $4...what have you 
to lose???  You can reach Ben @: bpadrian@cord.iupui.edu

Just something for you all to consider...i know i sound like 
a pathetic salesperson or something of that nature, but i 
was just so impressed with these guys, i felt compelled to 
spread the word.

Well, that's about it for now...

Take care

-krissy-
pspi@jorsm.com

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Date: Tue, 28 May 1996 16:57:03 -0500 (CDT)
From: Jason Marc Morehead <00161068@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: colfax abbey

hi all...

     today i heard a cd by a band by colfax abbey.  amazing, very
much like "just for a day."  quite nice.  has anyone else heard of
this band?  unfortunately, i don't remember the name of the cd; it
might have been self-titled.

jason

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Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 00:42:01 -0400
From: Srilank@aol.com
Subject: Re: colfax abbey

>     today i heard a cd by a band by colfax abbey.  amazing, very
>much like "just for a day."  quite nice.  has anyone else heard of
>this band?  unfortunately, i don't remember the name of the cd; it
>might have been self-titled.

Could you tell us the label and the country it was from?

thanks.
jason
srilank@aol.com

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Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 01:09:08 -0600
From: joroses@mail.utexas.edu (surgeon general lipsmacker)
Subject: Re: colfax abbey

and the name was Srilank@aol.com, and the thought was:
> >     today i heard a cd by a band by colfax abbey.  amazing, very
> >much like "just for a day."  quite nice.  has anyone else heard of
> >this band?  unfortunately, i don't remember the name of the cd; it
> >might have been self-titled.
>
> Could you tell us the label and the country it was from?
>
> thanks.
> jason
> srilank@aol.com

http://www.tt.net/trg

a friend of mine found the cd on one of his 'listen to a pile of cds by
bands you've never heard of but whose name or album just looks, well,
promising' jaunts and i have to say that the few songs i heard were
fabulous. the last time i checked the web site all it had was pictures, but
it's on prospective records from *this year* (which quite frankly blows my
mind) and i think they're from amerikkka. i'm hunting down the cd also. i
think it was called 'drop' but i'm not sure.
.j.

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Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 11:30:25 -0600
From: prospect@tt.net (Chris Strouth)
Subject: Re: colfax abbey (fwd)

>> hi all...
>>
>>      today i heard a cd by a band by colfax abbey.  amazing, very
>> much like "just for a day."  quite nice.  has anyone else heard of
>> this band?  unfortunately, i don't remember the name of the cd; it
>> might have been self-titled.
>>
>> jason

Hi,
The name of the Colfax Abbey record is Drop, and it is on Prospective
Records (distribuited by ADA) there is half a web site up at
www.tt.net/prospective/index.html
that you can check out . They are going on a Midwest and East coast tour
(of the US)In June so they may be coming to a town near you soon. They are
based in Minneapolis. The Record was produced By Keith Cleversly
(Spirtulized, Hum, Flaming Lips)
and  Ed Ackerson (Polaria,27 Various, Attena) Oh and they use tthe same
keyboard as Throbbing Gristle (of course Colfax didn't  know that)

It is a pretty Fab record, but then I am biased , I put it out.

Hope that helps,
Chris Strouth

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Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 12:45:54 +0500 (GMT+0500)
From: SANCHEZ/VASQUEZ/DAVID ELIAS 
Subject: take me down ep...???

Hi,
can somebody give me information about the take me down ep..??
and, one question, i will want know the tour of Mojave 
for europe ....( the dates and place , of course )

regards
David
 
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Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 15:48:26 -0400
From: Srilank@aol.com
Subject: Re: colfax abbey (fwd)

>Hi ,
>The name of the Colfax Abbey record is Drop, and it is on Prospective
>Records (distribuited by ADA) there is half a web site up at
>www.tt.net/prospective/index.html
>that you can check out . They are going on a Midwest and East coast tour
>(of the US)In June so they may be coming to a town near you soon. They are
>based in Minneapolis.

If you could-- please post an address either publicly (which I don't think
most Slowdive listies would object to) *or* privately of where you're at, how
much the disc is post-paid, and what type of payment you prefer.  

thanks.
jason
srilank@aol.com

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Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 17:23:28 -0600
From: prospect@tt.net (Chris Strouth)
Subject: Re: colfax abbey (fwd)

>>Hi ,
>>The name of the Colfax Abbey record is Drop, and it is on Prospective
>>Records (distribuited by ADA) there is half a web site up at
>>www.tt.net/prospective/index.html
>> that you can check out . They are going on a Midwest and East coast tour
>>(of the US)In June so they may be coming to a town near you soon. They are
>>based in Minneapolis.
>
>If you could-- please post an address either publicly (which I don't think
>most Slowdive listies would object to) *or* privately of where you're at, how
>much the disc is post-paid, and what type of payment you prefer.

You can Mail order  it at
Prospective/UltraModern records
2217 nicollet ave s
Mpls Mn 55404 USA

The cost is  $12 (us postpaid) outside the US please enclose an addaitonal
$2 for shipping)

We also have a gaggle of singles and full lengths in a simmilalir vein

Hi Fi stuff like
Colfax Abbey (Cd and single)
Shape Shifter (single)
February(single)
Overblue(single)
Spare Snare (Cd and Singles(3))
Fauna (Cd and single)
Hang Ups (single)
Savage Aural Hotbed (CD)
Deep Shag (single)(guyitair player from Shaterproof)
just to name a Bunch. We also have all the early Ed Ackerson (Polaria)
stuff as well as the Blue Up? early stuff. You can see the whole back
catalog on the website. Sorry to sound so  comercial but just thought you
all might want to know...and knowing is half the battle.

Chris

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Date: Sat, 01 Jun 1996 15:49:04 -0500 (CDT)
From: Jason Marc Morehead <00161068@bigred.unl.edu>
Subject: recommendations

hi all...

     does anyone know of any artists, other than mojave 3 and scenic, 
who make melancholy, atmospheric, mellow music that has a 
country/western tinge?  i've heard of a small, good thing(on
soleilmoon); they're supposed to make very slow slide-guitar ambient
music.  i also heard tarnation, but it didn't impress me as much as i
thought it would and i've heard that some of moose's later stuff does
this very ghostly, western type of music.  i apologize if this is a 
little vague, but any help would be appreciated.

jason
"i wanna be adored" - the stone roses

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Date: Sun, 2 Jun 1996 20:08:11 +0100 (BST)
From: "P.D.Howard" 
Subject: Re: recommendations

Jason,

> hi all...
> 
>      does anyone know of any artists, other than mojave 3 and scenic, 
> who make melancholy, atmospheric, mellow music that has a 
> country/western tinge? 

Pausing only to warn the Fire Brigade, I'm going to suggest Chris
Isaak's debut album, 'Silvertone'.  To be frank, I don't see much
difference between Mojave3 and this (or indeed kd's 'Ingenue'). 

I hope nobody out there will disagree on grounds of record labels...

Cheers,
Philip Howard

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Date: Tue, 4 Jun 1996 05:13:48 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: FWD: slowdive effects

I think this was meant for the mailing list:

> Date: Sun, 26 May 1996 13:45:01 -0700
> From: Jonathan Barteaux 
> Subject: slowdive effects
>
> if your looking for the slowdive sound,here is what you'll need.first 
> this is pretty costly but worth it.the roland GR-1 will give you what you 
> need and more.also,pitch shift,and delay pedals are great boss makes 
> those.try this..digital reverb with super chorus,delay,slight 
> distortion,and flanger or super fazer will work.experiment with the 
> flanger,you can make a hormony feedback effect that sounds 
> great.Tuning...tune the 3rd string to the fith[the A string] so it is an 
> octave higher than the A string.then tune the 2nd string down to the same 
> note as the third string.this gives a 12 string kind of sound for the 
> 2nd and the 3rd string.strum and it sounds like notes melting.add some 
> chorus,reverb,delay and you can play "As the sun hits" and "waves". well 
> have fun and be sure to look for "BLUE LIGHT SPECIAL" in dec.great band 
> if you love slowdive. jeremy cohrac

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Date: Fri, 7 Jun 1996 14:31:50 -0400
From: dcay@icu.com (Barbara Alcantara)
Subject: SlowdiveCD 

Just to let you know - Just For A Day is available through CD Works for $6.
E-mail dstack@netcom.com for details.

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Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1996 17:13:44 +0000
From: Pete Stenberg 
Subject: dead can dance

what i am about to write is not of a slowdive/mojave3 
nature...however, it may interest some of you.(* my sincere 
apologies extended to those not interested*)

following their newest release 'spiritchaser' on "4ad" 
(available now in europe...in the u.s. available 6-11) 'dead 
can dance' is touring for three months thru 
europe/u.s./south america!

for those of you familiar with the power of their music, you 
are probably just as excited as i to hear such incredible 
news...for those of you not so familiar, i HIGHLY recommend 
checking them out when they pass thru...(a phenomonal 
experience you will NEVER forget...trust me, i'm speaking 
from experience)!

a complete list of their touring schedule can be obtained @ 
www.4ad.com.  (worth taking a peek at)

for the benefit of your own, i hope you are able to see 
them...

take care!

-krissy-
pspi@jorsm.com

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