i guess this is a hello post of sorts. i've been reading this group for quite some time, and now i wanna join in the fun and go around sticking my two cents in everywhere. i already know the spoiler space drill, so i'll stick to that when needed.
i would normally type up a little bio or something of a get-to-know-me-whether-you-want-to-or-not nature here, but i think i'll skip it. i can't think of a way to make it interesting right now anyway.
"c." wrote in message news:[email]...
Welcome!
Good!
The fact that you're in a band managed by someone called August Lane is fairly interesting! 8-)
Martin.
Martin Sylvester wrote:
well, there are rumors that road rage may be a fake band i made up to pass the time and get a laugh, and that August Lane may be an alter-ago derived from my own name and street, but as of now these are just rumors. the rumors that road rage is a very unpleasant group to listen to are completely true, however....
[email] (Martin Sylvester) wrote in :
Yeah welcome to the malestrom called alt.tv.daria please do make yorself at home. (sorry if that sounds too much like O'Niel).
They are cool.
I keep thinking about writing a fanfic about Amanda's long lost relative who lives in London, called Arnold. (lets see who gets that refference :) ).
Phill.
Phill Harvey-Smith wrote:
i got that one. early pink floyd, right?
[email] (c.) wrote in :
Yeah, to be exact first single :) I have a copy on CD, it's the only MONO CD that I own supprsingly enough :)
Phill.
Phill Harvey-Smith wrote:
I own a mono CD too. It's a Japan compilation I acquired at a local independent music store entitled "In Vogue". It's a part of the Camden series and it was an import from the UK. What makes it special is that they accidentally pressed a mono version of this compilation instead of leaving it in stereo. "The collectible of the future?", asks Paul Rymer on his Japan Assemblage site (http://vzone.virgin.net/japan.assemblage/). God I hope so.
LI (who's hoping for the instrumental version of "Life in Tokyo" on CD)
[email] (Lady Interference) wrote in :
Hehehe figured you might have :)
Well the Floyd one was originally recorded in mono I believe, I think there are versions in stero, but they decided to stay true to the original as it where. Tried listening to some Japan at one point but couldn't really get into them.
Phill.
Lady Interference wrote:
i own several, i think. the most noteworthy is a mono reissue of the beach boys "pet sounds," which is the only way it should have ever been mixed. and i've got a live Saints disc from `74 that's in mono, too. as well as some other punk rock stuff that's mono(tonous?).
Lady Interference said:
Ooh, was that one of those you picked up when we were hanging out together on my last trip to SA?
Sincerely Yours, Jordan
"Jordan S. Bassior" wrote:
Actually, I'd had it in my possession for a good year or so at that point. It's the first Japan CD I ever bought, weirdly enough, and only because I spotted it at the secondhand CD store I love to go into (and which had the aforementioned Duran Duran keychain in stock). And when you were here, the only Japan album I had yet to have acquired was "Obscure Alternatives", so, um, yeah, there you go. (I've since gotten "Obscure Alternatives".)
I think what you witnessed me getting was the vinyl of "Gentlemen Take Polaroids", which I've ended up playing. The title track ends up playing quite distorted-like, as if it was overplayed on that end.
c. of Kiva Networking writes:
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I remember Blossom's brother explaining what a rain dog is. It's kind of poignant.
-Shez.
and what is a rain dog?
missy aggravation of M.U.F.F.I.N.S. writes:
It's a dog that's wandered a long way from home and got caught out in the rain. Dogs find their way about by scent, so after sheltering from the rain in a doorway it comes out to find its scent has been washed away and it no longer knows how to get home, and ends up wandering around in unfamiliar territory, totally lost.
-Shez.
Good. Welcome aboard.