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scheme
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response 75 of 117:
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May 2 23:23 UTC 1994 |
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vidar
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response 76 of 117:
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May 3 01:08 UTC 1994 |
I'm not going to deal with immaturity.
<forget>
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bdp
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response 77 of 117:
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May 3 04:57 UTC 1994 |
"darsuxvi?" what does that mean?
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jimbob
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response 78 of 117:
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May 3 22:02 UTC 1994 |
R#68 accualy my name comes from a cartoon character that i made up
ps: try ":r /u/jimbob/bean" on party sometime... :)
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scheme
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response 79 of 117:
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May 3 23:47 UTC 1994 |
I will not deal with immaturity.
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carson
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response 80 of 117:
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May 3 23:51 UTC 1994 |
I'm waiting to see Elliot in concert again. The band is made up mostly of
old classmates of mine. They played the Halfway Inn a few months ago and
also played Hillapalooza last month. Their sound is a sort of jangly noisy
type that's been popularized by bands such as Sonic Youth and Cracker,
complete with bass riffs reminiscent of the Stone Roses and the Cure.
Vocals are REM-ish.
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scheme
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response 81 of 117:
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May 8 15:28 UTC 1994 |
saturday MAY 14TH IS COMMSTOCK FUNDRAISER! WE play first, For half an hour.
then STB, then the Lucky Haskins, and last... Tiger 100. be sure to come.
It'll be fun. r#78 are you jimbob bean? heh\
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jimbob
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response 82 of 117:
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May 9 01:53 UTC 1994 |
no...JimBob the Bean...
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scheme
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response 83 of 117:
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May 9 23:56 UTC 1994 |
don't ferget to come to the show at community high school may 14th at 7:00 to
10:00
don't you get it? r/u/jimbob/bean
are/you/jimbob/bean
heh
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jimbob
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response 84 of 117:
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May 11 01:15 UTC 1994 |
no i don't...
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scheme
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response 85 of 117:
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May 12 00:35 UTC 1994 |
oh ferget it
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maytrick
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response 86 of 117:
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May 12 07:38 UTC 1994 |
Damn good bands no one's mentioned yet: Bermuda Mohawk, Dan's Big Ego (both of
these are original somewhat classic-rock based power trios who reek of power
and tastefulness), and my own (not just 'cause it's mine), i.e. The MayTr
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jimbob
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response 87 of 117:
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May 13 23:33 UTC 1994 |
Uh...that depends on where you live, i think this item was made for Ann
Arbor local bands...if you live somewhere else then that is why we have
not metioned them (mostly because we don't know of them)...but
anyways...what "style" of bands are they?
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dwarf
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response 88 of 117:
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May 14 21:37 UTC 1994 |
down in the south C.J. Chenier and the Red Hot Louisiana band are cool...
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scheme
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response 89 of 117:
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May 24 01:06 UTC 1994 |
it's been more than a week. c'mon people.
Here:
LABLOBOTOMY and MARVIN LOVES PACZKIS and BEACHHEAD are good, n I'm in them.
and also the everloved SCHEME is playin' tommorow or maybe in a week.
it'll be awesome. if any local bands want to be interviewed than mail me.
I'm making a zine or something. I might even be interviewing vishnu about
scateboarding and anarchy and stuff. biya
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dwarf
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response 90 of 117:
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May 27 11:26 UTC 1994 |
scheme probably on the 31st of may.rick american cafe.w/ plaid retina
beachhead sometime in june just mabye at the untiarian church
beachhead and lablobotomy mabye at an art thinggy on the 11th if june
commstock (mabye with beachhead, lablobotomy and scheme) is on the 16th
(at community) or on the 18th (at west park)
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raven
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response 91 of 117:
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Jun 5 18:28 UTC 1994 |
New Morsel CD is out produced by Steve Albini (ex-Big Black produced
PJ Harvey). It's called Noise Floor. It very rhythmic and noisy I really liked
what I heard which was bits and pieces of a couple of cuts. It is more polished
then the previous album though...
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jdp
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response 92 of 117:
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Jun 5 20:28 UTC 1994 |
Unknown kick some ass. Just get some good equipment
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jimbob
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response 93 of 117:
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Jun 10 20:40 UTC 1994 |
Lab-Lob-Otomy kicks serious ass brotha!
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primus
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response 94 of 117:
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Jul 3 19:38 UTC 1994 |
my grandma kicks serious ass.
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dwarf
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response 95 of 117:
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Sep 5 23:42 UTC 1994 |
so does mine, what a coincedence!
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carson
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response 96 of 117:
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Sep 6 01:47 UTC 1994 |
David Kerschbaum (formerly loginID "alpha") is selling copies of his latest
effort. It's an album with ten songs, ranging from introspective to
ludicrous.
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brighn
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response 97 of 117:
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Sep 6 14:46 UTC 1994 |
Wally Pleasant (East Lansingite) has two CDs of his humorous one-man
folksy songs. It's odd to have a photo of the bowling alley you bowl at
on a CD you own (of course, I have an album with a photo of Berkley
(MI) High School on it, and that's a nationally known artist...
Trivia time: Name the artist and the LP).
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carson
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response 98 of 117:
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Sep 18 10:43 UTC 1994 |
I'll elaborate on #96:
the band is called, simply, Dave, and the album is entitled
_my_personal_collection_of_grapefruit_, which nicely points out
both the personal as well as the comical sides that the album
contains dually, although the content leans more to the personal
side. The album was recorded in two separate studios, and was mixed
at WKBD-TV in Detroit.
The first three songs deal mostly with human relationships,
and the gray areas they tend to encompass. "Final Regret" was
inspired by a friend's attempted suicide. "Human" is a
statement of human fraility and forgiveness. The song "Love You"
written for a brother's wedding, is a celebration of love and
committment that stays away from the open carnality that most
artists today confuse it with.
The fourth song, "1999", isn't a remake of the artist-
formerly-known-as-Prince hit, but it too is an apocolyptic
song. The twist is that the song could just as easily be about
the Holocaust, or any war. This "1999" isn't a call to
hedonistic escapism, but rather a wake-up call for the future.
From here, the album begins to get a tad silly with
an unlisted song that is affectionate known as "Spoon". It's
not what you'd expect, although musically it leads right
into "Why, Nora?", an almost-Seattle-sounding song with lyrics
describing an attempt to get a friend to open up.
"Subparty" also is a noisefest, and the only song
that *wasn't* recorded in a basement. Once you listen to
it, you'll know where it was recorded...
Dave hits the waters of relationships one more time
with "Reprieve", and then retraces his steps with an
acoustic version of "Final Regret". He then takes the plunge
into confusion with the varied musical stylings of the
misleadingly named "Bongo Blues".
It's a decent first album from Dave. Sometimes the
transitions are a bit much, which hurts the album as a
whole, but if the listener can appreciate each song
individually, it's worth listening to.
The album is 40 minutes, and available on
cassette only. You can inquire about purchasing by e-mailing
Dave at:
csc_st718309@emuvax.emich.edu
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dwarf
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response 99 of 117:
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Sep 18 19:09 UTC 1994 |
the lab lob otomy/ancient art of boar split tape is out. it's a grand
festiival of fun, ranging from screeching industrial noise to strnge keyboard
noises.
i can send it to you fer about 7 bucks, ppd. or purchase it today at
schoolkids annex in ann arbor. totally great. 120 minutes of music@@@@!!!!
we ant gigs too, so if anyone is setting up shows.....
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