Conference napalm::heavy_metal

    Wow, there are too many to name them all (I like a *lot* of bands),
    but here are a couple of my non-metal favorites:
    
    Rockpile (Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Billy Bremner, Terry Williams)
    Clash
    Credence Clearwater Revival
    Eric Clapton (aka GOD)
    Yes
    Jeff Beck
    U2
    Neil Young
    Everly Brothers (love those harmonies!!)
    Patsy Cline (definitely far from metal here!)
    Buddy Holly (ahhh - the roots!)
    
    oh, I could go on for days, but that should cover it for now...
    
    cat

    
    Bruce Springsteen (go ahead abuse me!)
    Ferenheit
    Yes
    Joe Walsh 
    And many more
    
    Rae

    
    The list is endless, but here are a few:
    
    Jeff Beck                   The Who
    The Allman Bros.            The Stones
    Al DiMeola                  Johnny Winter
    Eric Clapton                The Mahavishnu Orchestra
    B.B. King                   Lynyrnd Skynard
    The Blues Bros.             Pink Floyd
    CCR                         
    
    That's my favorites off the top of my head.  There's a lot of great
    music out there that isn't heavy metal.  
    
    Sean
    
    
    

    
    Stringbean......AACK!
    
    *gag*      RaLpH / rEtCh    Bleh
    
    
    I like:
    
    Bob/Ziggy Markey
    Bananarama
    Pet Shop Boys
    Randy Travis
    Trio
    J S Bach
    George Winston
    E Power Biggs
    Mozart, Handel, those duds
    Gotham City
    Albert Lee
    and more weird stuff like that
    

    
    	Non-Metal talk in this conference?  Absurd!
    
    	   But since you started it, Shawn, I suppose I MUST allow
    	it to continue... oh well.
    
    	I like:
    
    	Pink Floyd
    	Dire Straits
    	REM
    	Michael Jackson (I know, I know... leave me alone)
    	
    	   Gosh, apart from those few I'm drawing a blank... Def
    	Leppard songs just keep running through my head.
    
    	- Greg

Non-metal eh ?

Well, I don't like it but i'll reply...

Buzzcocks		Skynyrd 		
Freshies		Outlaws
Boston (sorry)		Hatchett
Cars			Marshall Tucker
Sex pistols/Sid V.	Grateful Dead
The Jam			Windham Hill/Michael Hedges
999			

On and on....

You name it and I'll probably listen to it...

'Cept for Country and Disco...

    Rae,
    
    Farrenheit, yeah!
    
    Other than that, I kinda like Mikey Jacksonpuff too.  How can you
    not like Dirty Diana?  
                                              
    Dead Or Alive (YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
    Missing Persons (& the now solo "Dale")
    Terence Trent D'Arby (awesome stuff! I recommend ti to any musician)
    Some George Michael  (I am against *him* himself, but I couldn't
    help getting hooked into some of his songs)
    Prince (even though I haven't heard a decent tune from him for since
    Purple Rain.  The stuff before that kicked!)
    
    Guess that's it!
    Stacie
    

    re: .6
    
    You listen to windham hill, yet refuse to listen to country?
    You got your priorities mixed up there, boy!
    
    cat
    
    P.S. When I say country, I don't mean that Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers
         sh*t, I mean Patsy Cline, Hank Williams Sr., Albert Lee, Steve
         Earle - real music!

    
    Oh yeah, Stac stirred some logged brin cells.
    
    Dead or Alive -- Kicks!
    Terence Trent D'Arby -- great
    Prince (I like all his stuff)
    Aretha Franklin
    The Weather Girls
    Sylvester
    
    Buck
    

RE: .9

Windham Hill is cool...  Especially Michael Hedges !

Country bites...

Yech - spit - pftttt - barf - woof - vomit - fffftttt
Gag - rant - rave - biff - powww - yikes  - and ...

A Technicolour yawn on top of it !

jc

    
    Oh yeah I forgot one "The Sparks"....
    
    Rae

    
    Fishbone -  ska/reggae/hardcore at it's best!! Great to slam to!!
    Bob Marley/Peter Tosh - Reggae at its best
    Soul Asylum - You might hear of 'em soon
    Husker Du - or Husker Don't (they broke up)  Another great band to slam to
    Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac - Stevie is awesome
    Kate Bush - Kate is awesome, even better voice than Stevie
    Prince - Innovative and good for regular dancing
    Jon Butcher Axis - First album rules
    Cheap Trick - First band I ever saw  
    Ramones- Gabba gabba hey!  
    John Cougar Mellencamp - Finally got to see him at Great Woods, fantastic!
    Lots 'o local Boston bands: Dogmatics - R.I.P.  P.O.
                                Last Stand - powerful and Kathy is cute
                                The Neats - acid blues
                                Visigoths - Goth roolz
                                Bullet LaVolta - slam slam slam
    
    There's more but memory fails me.
    
    
    Paul

RE: Last Stand...


Is that the Kathy who used to sing for On The Run (AKA -On The Rag ?)

she is a fox !
jc

    Just a few from memory:
    
    Jeff Beck			King Crimson (both new and old)
    Hendrix			Tchaikovsky 
    Cream/Eric Clapton		JS Bach
    Bob Marley			Many other classical
    Yes				Rolling Stones
    BOC (not metal IMO)		Allman Bros
    Emerson, Lake, & Palmer	Prince
    Genesis (only the OLD stuff, pre '77)
    Police			Larry Carlton (utterly amazing!)
    George Thoroughgood [sic]	Alan Holdsworth
    				Yellow Jackets
    
    That's enough, the list would be HUGE.  I'm with JC in the "just
    about anything but country and sleezy listening" group.
    
    gh

    Just as a side...  
    
    I believe that this is an appropriate topic for this conference.
    Although it does not deal directly with Heavy Metal music, it does
    allow an insite into what other music HM affectionados listen to.  For
    me, it's nice because it allows me to know what some different people
    with similar musical tastes like to listen to.  I, for one, do not
    listen to HM exclusively and am always looking for new music to
    explore, both within and not within the HM genre.  Reading peoples
    preference from a conference like MUSIC, I have absolutely NO idea what
    the authors generally prefer, and therefore may be leary of getting
    something they recommend. 
    
    I also left out a couple of my absolute favs:
    
    Pete Townsend is probably the best songwriter I can think of.  I also
    like his voice.  The Who were a GREAT band.  Also Pink Floyd has some
    killer stuff.  I like both new and old Floyd. 
    
    gh

                
                I enjoy:
                
                Chick Corea (Dave Weckl is the yones!)
                Janet Jackson
                Samantha Fox
                Flotsam and Jetsam
                Bananarama
                Yes
                The Cars
                GTR
                The Police
                some Prince
                Loverboy
                Foreigner
                Journey
                Styx
                old Elton John
                
                and many, many other very, very good groups
                (stolen from Police Academy)
                
                
                
                I threw  in  F&J to see how many of you out there
                were awake :-)
                
                

    
    
    Non-metal favorites ... could that exists ??
    
    
    
    Yes of course.
    
    
    The Clash    (The story of Clash on 2xCD is fabulous)
    The Police   (yeahhhhhhh !!!)
    Simple Minds
    U2
    The Cure     (Old things)
    The Cars     (I have been told they split ... true ?)
    Asia
    Reggae Music 
    Bruce        
    Dire Straits
    Clapton
    Fleetwood Mac(Their new one is great, as good as Rumours)
    Yes
    IQ,Marillion,Pallas,
      Pendragon,Saga  (see note 156 quickly before it ...)
    J Clegg    (White Zulu)
    Jon & Vangelis
    Vivaldi & Mozart
    
      

        
   Moderator   - Tell me Didier, this makes a lot of non metal things ?
     
   Didier      - Yeah I known am I pardonable ?
    
   Moderator   - Hummm ! I'll pray Metal Gods for you...
    
   Didier      - Thanx ! 

    
        
    			Didier "Long Live Rock & Roll"
       

I thought heavy metal was it in this world- there's more?
    My favs:
    John Butcher
    Journey
    REO Speedwagon
    Farrenheit
    Debbie Gibson- Beautiful
    Foreigner
    U2
    
    Just a few.........
    

    
    
    	I Like.....
    
    Journey
    Foreigner
    B.T.O.
    Bread
    The Beastie Boys (Just While Chill'n)
    The Blues Brothers.
    The Dead
    Sex Pistols (A little Anarchy 8^)
    Bruce- A little... Born in the U.S.A.
    INXS
    Old surfing tunes.
    Billy Idol
    Heart (Nuff Said 8^>)
    David Lee Roth (new stuff)
    Boston
    Dhrama Bums
    Drama
    C.C.R
    Hendrix
    The Doors
    
    	And a PoopLoad more.....
    
    
    			The New and Improved F.M.
    
    			

    
    Re .14
    
    Coop, I think we might have different Kathys.  The Kathy in Last Stand
is the drummer and I've never seen her sing.  Her last name is DeMarco, if
that's any help.                
    
    
    Paul
    

    
    
    Bryan Adams - all time #1 favorite
    Beach Boys
    Debbie Gibson
    Loverboy
    REO Speedwagon
    Survivor
    Tiffany
    
    
    
    
    Tracy
    
    

          	Bryan Adams
                Steve Winwood
    		Jean Luc Ponty
    		Dwight Yoakam (yeah, I know ...)
    		Foreigner
    		Kansas
    		Heart
    		Z Z Top
    		
    
    			... and lots more I'm sure !?!?
    
    
    		NOTER>  SET MODE/STUPID  ('cause it's Friday and it
                                                  don't matter ...)
                                                  
    
    				Mr Scary II

    
    
    	This is my cup of tea!  I can finally freely admit that I
    	actually don't listen to HM all the time....
    
    	My faves??  These are in no specific order.
    
    	Genesis/Phil Collins		Janet Jackson
    	Heart				BTO
    	LL Cool J (don't razz me!)	Cover Girls
    	CCR				Smokey Robinson
    	Chuck Berry (man is incredible)	Jody Watley
    	Richard Marx			Expose
    	Lisa Lisa			Buddy Holly
    	GrandMaster Flash		Terence Trent D'Arby
    	Sinead O'Connor			Pete Wiley
    	
    
    	....more later when my brain is in drive!
    
    	re:  PS......mouse.....she's ugly!  (^;
    
   
    	/tig!

    
    RE:,0
    Hey Shawn, do you have Paradise Theatre on album?  If so does yours
    have that laser etching on one side of the album?  It's pretty neat!
    
    				Scott.
    

    I have a Paradise Theater LP with laser etching - it is pretty cool!
    I also have it on half-speed master from Mobile Fidelity (remember
    pre-CD days?), and it sounded killer!
    
    Good band, with my favorite LPs being Paradise Theater, Grand Illusion,
    Equinox, and Crystal Ball. They also did not get enough recognition
    for their concept album of 'Kilroy Was Here" - the story was pretty
    interesting and well-done.
    
    And I like James DeYoung's guitar work!
    
    Sorry to babble on about Styx in the HM file!
    
    cat

    	The Beatles
    	The Rolling Stones
    	The [bleedin'] Who
    	Frank Zappa
    	Little Feat
    	Joni Mitchell (she writes 'em & she plays 'em)
    	Patti Smith (THE High Priestess of Punk)
    	Miles Davis (talk about the birth of the cool)
    	Weather Report
    	Tom Scott and the L.A. Express
    	Larry Carlton
    	The Bangles (hey they can sing, play, and they LOOK good)
    	Marvin Gaye
    	Average White Band (early stuff only maximum funk)
    	The Clash
    	Ian Dury and the Blockheads
    	Rockpile (and solo careers)
    	Elvis Costello
    	The Temptations (MoTown supreme)
    	The O'Jays (hey, sorry I like MoTown O.K.?)
    	Bob James and His Texas Playboys
    	John Coltrane
    	Grateful Dead
    	Gordon Lightfoot (pretty much only his early stuff)
    	Smithereens
    	Buddy Guy
    	Patsy Cline (I'm a sucker for a c/w woman)
    	Steely Dan
    	Clapton
    	onandonandonandon...
    
    joe

    
    Non metal ??
    
    Whipme Houston
    Dire Straits
    Eric Clapton
    Georgia Satellites 
    Police             
    (old) Duran Duran   
    Rick Springfield   
    Fleetwood Mac      
    Tina Turner        
                       
                       
    latter...          

    
    
    	Oh Yeah I forgot one
    
    		D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince!
    
    			"Take it from me, GTI just doesn't understand!"
    
    				
    
    			P.S. Just wanted to make your monday Shaun!8^)
    
    					
    			The_Frank_Monster or God! Whichever you prefer!

    Just don't delete my name from membership, O.K.
    
    U2
    Duran
    howard Jones
    JC mellencamp
    beach boys (well, almost everone likes them)
    prince
    the cure (even more depressing than metallica lyrics)
    the smiths
    elton john
    pink floyd
    the dead..
    the alarm
    and the list goes on......LONG LIVE EVERYTING-ESPECIALLY METAL!!!!

        I heard that song '2 of Hearts' by Stacie Q. - that's quite
        the rockin' dance track!!  I like it.
    
        I also like:
    
        Shannon ... Let the Music Play
        Samantha Fox ... Naughty Girls Need Love Too
        Peter Gabriel ... Big Time
        Robert Palmer ... Simply Irresistable
        Honeymoon Suite ... Love Changes Everything
    
        and many more - but these are the ones that stand out (probably
        because they're still fairly new and are played alot).
    
                                                       GTI

    Non Metal faves:
    
    Bryan Adams
    Air Supply
    The Alarm
    Kate Bush
    The Clash
    Phil Collins
    Dire Straits
    Fleetwood Mac
    Peter Gabriel
    Genesis
    Georgia Sattelites
    Hughes Thrall
    INXS
    Elton John
    Robert Palmer
    Pink Floyd
    Prince
    REO Speedwagon
    Sex Pistols
    Rick Springfield
    Terence Trout D'Arby
    Tina Turner
    Steve Winwood
              
    Pip

>    Hughes Thrall

Wow - there's a name I haven't heard in a while! I wonder what Pat Thrall
is up to nowadays.....

cat

Aztec Camera			Bruce Hornsby and the Range
Beat Farmers			Hue and Cry
Sidney Bechet			Husker Du
Pat Benatar			Al Jarreau
Big Country			Paul Kelly and the Messengers
Brecker Bros			Little Feat
Cocteau Twins			Lone Justice
Lloyd Cole and the Commotions	Paco de Lucia
Ry Cooder			Chuck Mangione
Robert Cray Band		Manhattan Transfer
Miles Davis			John Cougar Mellencamp
Deacon Blue			Al di Meola
Kiki Dee			Pat Metheny
Doobie Brothers			Joni Mitchell
Dr. Feelgood			Wes Montgomery
Richard Elliot			Moving Hearts
Fleetwood Mac			The Proclaimers
Hall and Oates			R.E.M.
Sonny Rollins			Los Romeros
Runrig				Tom Scott
Bob Seger + Silver Bullet Band	Carly Simon
Simple Minds			Broocie
Steve Miller			George Thorogood + Destroyers
U2				View from the Hill
Weather Report			Steve Winwood
Neil Young (+ Bluenotes)

    
        RE: Doug
    
            Big Country/In a Big Country kicks *ss!!  I love that
            song!!  Too bad they don't play it any more.
    
        RE: Philippa
    
            Yeah!!  Xxx Xxxxxx is great!!  Take that, Rob!!  8^)
    
                                                       GTI
    

    
        Devo is great!!  Fantastic techno-poppish new-wave music!!
    
                                                       GTI
    

    
     Crack That whip! When I say whip it, whip it good!
    
    What more can you say of Devo?
                                       mike
    

    Thanx guys, in these early morning hours my subconscience is very
    inpressionable and you go and fill it with a Devo song. Actually
    I don't mind cuz thrying to get this tune outta my head will help
    me concentrate better. 
    
    the impressionable devil dog sez "When a problem comes along, You
    must WHIP IT"

    I like Devo a lot.  Matter of fact, I'm going to see them on the
    30th.
    
    gh

    Some of the one's with a bunch of votes.
    
    o	the cars
    o	prince
    o	U2
    o	Styx
    o	yes
    o	e. clapton
    o	p. floyd
    o	john cougar
    o	police
    o	terence trent darby
    o	duran**2
    
    Just to name a few.  8^)
    Steve O

    
        Hey, anyone see Tone Loc on The Arsenio Show last night?
        He sounds pretty good live!!
    
                                                       GTI
    

    
    Not related to -1 incase you wondered!
                                          
    What does everybods think of Fleetwood Mac, I've been listening
    to them and Elkie Brooks at lot lately.
         
    -Tony

    
    
    I like Fleetwood Mac alot.
    
    They are real cool, talented, original musicians.
    
    "Rumours" on CD is the balls!
    
    F.

    
    My favorite non-metallist is Charlie Sexy.
    
    Uh, I mean, Charlie Sexkitten.
    
    I mean Charlie, you know who I mean.
    
    Dilly

    
    I have a Charlie Sexton, it has never graced my turntable.

    
    	Frank Zappa, Was (Not Was), R.E.M
    
    	And, of course, Gandhi's Lunchbox!
    
    				Les
    

    fave non-metallists:
    
    Missing Persons (I love Dale Bozzio!)
    The Cure
    a lot of hip-hop music
    Bob Marley
    Ziggy Marley
    Prince
    REM
    The B-52s! (I'll give you fish, I'll give you candy...)
    Robert Plant
    ZZ Top
    Al B. Sure
    U2
    Iggy Pop
    older Eurythmics (Touch)
    Stevie Ray Vaughan
    Bangles, especially the first LP
    Expose'
    almost all dance-club-type music
    Big Audio Dynamite
    The Screaming Blue Messiahs
    a lot of "cutting edge"/new-wave type bands
    Voice of the Beehive
    
    and a LOT more!!!
    
    see ya /Motorbreath

    
    
    
    A few are...
    
    
    Outfield      Lynard Skynard
    F.Mac         Journey                   just a few to mind
    Rush          Stevie Nicks (solo)
    Zebra         Bangels

Fleetwood Mac is OK - Lindsey Buckingham is GREAT!

Although I've always liked FM, all of my favortie songs of theirs are
the ones written and sung by Lindsey Buckingham. "Never Going Back Again",
"Go Your Own Way", "Second Hand News", "Monday Morning" - all are my
faves.

BTW - the best think Buckingham ever did was his solo album, 'Go Insane'.
IMO, this is one of the best pop albums released since 'Sgt. Pepper'. 
Both the songwriting and production are among the finest I have *ever*
heard. (Sounds great on CD!)

cat

    I like the B52's Wicked lots !

    Like "She drove a plymouth sattelite"
    jc
    
    
    
    

    Yo GTI
    
    
    Call the Minor Chord...I got my Pursuit of Happiness CD there!!
    
    Buck, who sez "I can't take loud music anymore...I like to play
    it, but I sure don't like to listen to it!"
    
    	

                
                Who does Walk Like a Dinasour??
                
                Is it  Was  (not  Was)  or  Sly  and  the  Family
                Stone???  I've heard both on the radio???
                
                - Rob -
                

    
    re: .80 Was (not was) does the "dinasaur" tune.
    /MB

    An interesting side note:  Was (Not Was) had Ozzy Osbourn guest
    singing on one of the tunes on their (I believe) first album "Born
    to Laugh at Tornados".  I liked the music they did on this album
    better than the current stuff, which is too dance oriented for me.
    
    gh

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Note 524.0                     Melissa Estridge                          1 reply
LANDO::QUEBEC "You've GOT the look"                  11 lines   6-APR-1989 08:04
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    Anyone heard Melissa Estridge's (SP?) new album??  I've only heard
    the two songs that get air play on they radio, Similar features
    (awesome tune) and Someone bring me some water (another awesome
    tune).  Anyone have any opinions (in this conference what am I 
    nuts?? 8^)) on her music or album?? 
    
    Rae

    hi rae...
    yea.. bring me some water", i first started hearing about six months
    ago, and still havent bought the tape...
    
    what the rest of it sound like (worth the money)
????????????????????
    
    

    
    
    	I musta missed this note before...but here goes...lots of 'em!
    	
    Heart
    Lisa Lisa
    Janet Jackson
    Covergirls
    Jody Watley
    Expose
    The Jets
    Samantha Fox
    Company B
    any oldies (50's-60's)(no particular band)
    Styx
    Debbie Gibson
    Whitney Houston (don't like her, just her music)
    Journey
    Leverboy
    Foreigner
    Rick Springfield
    Madonna
    Dusty Springfield
    Elvis (yes the king, not costello)
    U2
    INXS
    Beach Boys (ahhh, summertime!!)
    Prince
    Meatloaf
    Pat Benetar
    Bob Seger
    Rick Astley (yeah, so what?! :)  )
    Boston
    Club Nouveau
    Gloria Estafan and Miami Sound Machine
    Jermaine Stewart (we don't have to take our clothes off...bulls**t!)
    			(remember that Tig?)
    OMD (Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark)
    
    ...and probably a ton more that I can't think of right now...
    
    	JJ
    
    

    
    
    	See, I knew I'd miss one!
    
    	George Michael... and I like his stuff when he was
    	in Wham! also.....
    
    	JJ
    

    re: Renee Quebec
    
    Hey Rae,	
    	I bought Melissa Est*** (however her name is spelled!)
    album this weekend.
    It's good!
    If you'd like, I'll make a copy of it for you this weekend, on
    tape.... save you a couple bucks if you decide you don't like it!
    
    /Motorbreath

    
    Paula Abdul.   Just love watching that girl dance.
    
    BA BABA BA BA BABA BA BA  D DO YOU LOVE ME !
    
    Oh Oh Oh!
    
    I can liston to anything except country.
    
    butchaka
    

    re.88
    can i have a copy too....??
    
    i also remeber some*one** (hint hint) telling me they were gunna
    make me a copy of the newest and also (beats so lonely) of the charlie
    sexton tape.. now who could that be??
    
    

    Without a doubt at this time my fav non-metalist is Pinocchio.
    
    
    I got no strings to hold me down
    to make me fret or make me frown
    I had strings but now I'm free
    There are no strings on me.
    
    Heigh-ho the merry-o
    Thats the only way to be
    I want the world to know
    nothing ever worries me.
    
    I've got no strings, so I have fun
    I'm not tied down to anyone
    They have strings, but you can see
    there are no strings on me.
                    
    
    jh who's daughter has got him back in to Disney cartoons.

    re: .89
    
    	I agree 100% !  There's just something about that lady that
    makes you WANT to listen/watch. :^)
    
    METALord"

    
    
    That would be a good cover!!
    
    F.

    
    	Ok...again...here's some more...
    
    	Kansas
    	Eagles
    	Salt 'n Peppa
    	Barbra Streisand
    
    	

    anyone hear the new tape from easterhouse.....
    
    is it worth the money??
    
    

    "The Pursuit of Happiness" is the ballz!  Everyone, rush out to
    your local record store and buy this album.  Very Addictive!
    
    Steve O

    Some more. . .
    
    The Greg Allman Band
    Little Feat
    Joe Cocker
    Platinum Blonde (`Alien Shores' is the only one I have though. . .)
    Berlin
    
    There's still more, but it's coffee time. . .
    
    METALord" :^)

    How about the old Police....
    
    they have some pretty mean guitar on some of their stuff...
    
    The Rebel...
    

    Yeah, I like the old Police stuff too.  I like reggae influenced
    rock in general (I'll probably get blasted for that).  The Police
    had interesting songs!  I particularly like stuff like "Roxanne",
    "Walking on the Moon", the older material.  I dislike Synchronicity,
    though.  I thought it was pretentious and overrated (definitely
    overplayed).
                          
    gh

    Greg,
    
    	If their gonna blast you their gonna have to blast me....
    
    	IMO some of Polices early work is better than certain bands
    who claim to be H_M.
    
    ;^)
    
    Bonzo

    Definately  add  `The  Police' !  Really  good sound for a three piece
    band  although  I'm  sure there were plenty of support people involved.
    Songs  most  remembered  would  have  to be. . .`Canary in a Coal Mine'
    and  `When  the  World  is  Runnin'  Down (You Make the Best of What's
    Still Around)'. . .and I believe those were off of `Zenyatta Mondatta'.
    
    If I'm wrong, then :^P 
    :^)
    
    METALord"

    
    Police roolz !!
    
    -The Honey Man

    I KNNNEW you'd like it Renee!!
    
    Not my fave musical genre, but I like her at least for her
    voice, if nothing else.
    It's a good album!
    
    /Motorbreath

	 Kenny G
	 David Sanborn
	 Kitaro
	 Genesis
	 Richard Marx (such a cutie!)
	 Marvin Gaye
	 OLD (like PRE-1999) Prince (the x-rated stuff)
	 Whitney Houston
	 most classical.......


	 
	 kath

    	Fields of the Nephalim
    	Jeffrey Lee Pierce
    	Generation X
    	Herman Brood
    	Velvet Underground
    	Violent Femmes
    	Sisters of Mercy
    	The Cure
    	Jimmy Barnes
    	Tim Curry
    	Iggy Pop
    	Mozart
    	Smetana
    

    Gen X
    VU
    Mozart
    
    Tell em Carla baby...

	 and I can't forget to add...

	 Kinks
	 some of Cheap Trick
	 Martin Briley (where is he when I need him?)
	 Gen-X
	 Herman Brood (If Addo will ever send me the tape! 8^) )
	 Mozart
	 Howard Jones' lyrics...

	 kath
	 

    RE: .107
    
    	Alright !  Another `Kitaro' fan !  Love them synthesizers !
    
    METALord"

    
    ZZ Top
    ........I don't know.The first thing I do when I install a stereo
    system for myself is disable the radio.I'm not joking.There are
    enough Metal tunes in the world to keep me happy.I absolutly never
    listen to anything else except non-metal-but-hard-driving-tunes.
    Sometimes I get stuck somewhere,listing to some other music.But
    I just tune It out and try not to break anything.
    
    
                         DEEBS

    Non Metal faves:
    
    Bryan Adams
    Beatles   
    David Bowie
    Kate Bush
    Cars
    The Clash
    Phil Collins
    Dire Straits
    Echo and the bunnymen
    Peter Gabriel
    Georgia Sattelites
    The Godfathers
    Hughes Thrall
    INXS
    The Jam
    Elton John
    Robert Palmer
    Prince
    Sex Pistols   
    Queen
    Rolling Stones
    Terence Trout D'Arby
    The Who
    The Wonderstuff
              
    Pip
                         

    Good tunes by not Metalists...
    
    The Cure
    U2
    The Smiths
    Peter Gabirel
    REM
    The Police
    The Church
    The Pursuit of Happiness
    Duran Duran
    Talking Heads
    The Cars
    Sigue Sigue Sputink
    The Fixx
    Genesis
    Robert Palmer
    
    Etc...
    
    Steve O

    What about these ?
    
    Bryan Adams
    Gary Moore
    U2
    Dire Straits
    ZZ Top
    Kate Bush
    Def Leppard
    
    								Jan

    
    
    Here's a few...
    
       Fleetwood Mac
       Stevie Nicks    <--- best female vocalist!
       Styx
       Bad Company (HM?)
       The Cars
       Boston
       Journey
       
    
      

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Note 89.40                        Kingdom Come                          40 of 40
CHEFS::DALLISON "Thats some catch that Katch 22"       1 line  16-MAY-1989 02:58
                                -< I like 'em >-
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    Bangles roolz!!!
    

    Other fave N.M.s:
    
    Love and Rockets
    Jane's Addiction
    Voice of the Beehive
    The Smiths
    B52s
    The Cure
    
    /Motorbreath

    	Robyn Hitchcock
    	The Pixies
    	Scruffy the Cat
    	Fishbone
    

    
    
    Re: .119
    
    
    YEAH!!!  Fishbone IS the gnads!
    
    
    Paul
    

    
        I just got Weird Al's "Even Worse" from the record company
        last night ... it's great!!
    
        Alimony ... Mony Mony (Billy Idol)
        Fat ... Bad (Michael Jackson)
        This Song's Just Six Words Long ... Got My Mind Set on You
                                            (George Harrison)
        I Think I'm a Clone Now ... I Think We're Alone Now (Tiffany)
        Lasagne ... La Bamba (Richie Valens)

        and he does a rap song called "Twister" ... it's about the
        game "Twister".  Ha ha!!

        Rick Derringer is playing guitar for him (as usual), and he's
        got Nicolette Larson (my honey - I have her picture tacked to
        my office wall) doing some of the backing vocals.
    
                                                       GTI

    
        There's a non-metal remake of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man",
        done by (I believe) a rap group.
    
        If the cassingle wasn't $3.99 I might've bought it.
    
        "Send Me an Angel" by Real Life has been re-released ...
        great song!!
    
                                                       GTI
    

    
    blasphemy !!

    MISFITS RULE!!!!!!.....But on yhe lighter side
    
    My non-met fav's are...
    
    Smiths
    Morrisey(solo Smiths)
    Wynton Marsalis
    Depeche Mode
    Oingo Boingo
    Journey
    Jefferson Starship(Marty Balin stuff)
    Cure
    Steve Miller
    Terrance Trent 'Darby
    U2
    XTC 
    Beach music(Safaris ya know Pipeline)
    Police(zenyatta yo mamma)
    Andrew "Dice" Clay
    Robert Cray
    Prince
    James "Jailbird" Brown
    Otis Redding
    Percy Sledge
    Billy Joel
    
    *Stop me any time*
    
    GO-GO's
    Bangles
    Dire Straits
    Pete Townsend
    Peter Gabriel
    B-52's
    HO JO
    Bob Marley
    Dizzy Gilespe
    English Beat (Ranking Roger is my man)
    Tubes
    Kate Bush
    Del Fuegos
    Charlie Sexton(Great show  at the Channel)
    
    
    Whew!!! that eass a mouthfull
    
    Dekaf
    
    

    
    I LOVE listening to jazz.  My favorites include George Benson, Earl
    Klugh, Grover Washington Jr., and David Sanborn.

    
    King Swamp,
    Tom Jones
    Melisa Etheredge
    Pink Floyd

	 just bought two really hot CDs....

		The Red Hot Chili Peppers
		They Might Be Giants...

	 both are A++ in my book!


	 And, of course, The CuRE.  (Can't wait til Sept 4th!!!!!!!!!
	 Pixies, too, plez?)

	 /wildkat

    	You can hope for the Pixies, Kath, but I don't think they'll
    	play here.  I still wish I was going to be here for The Cure!
    
    							Carla
    

    
     O.k. here are my non-metal groups:
      Nazareth
      Heart
      Journey
      Night ranger
      Bad Company (are they non-metal?)
      Jethro Tull
      Beach boys
      Cars
      C.C.R.
      Styx
      Lynard Skynard
      Charlie Daniels band
      Queen
      And the list goes on and on..
    
       Doug.. 

    
    	...don't know how many of metal spazzes are into the B52s, 
    but if you like 'em, pick up Cosmic Thing, their latest release.
    
    It's great!!!
    
    /Motorbreath...member of the Deadbeat Club

    B52s are hot!  What I've heard of the new one is very good.  Compares
    very well with the older material which impresses me, as groups that
    have "come-back" albums after a long time off often produce
    sub-standard material.
    
    gh

    I love the B52's !
    
    Rock 'em !  I heard they have a new album out too.
    
    jc

> I love the B52's !

See, Coop!  You lied!  You DO know some new wave!!!!!!  :-)  (I suppose 
that's how you would categorize them!)

This coming from the man that said, "I don't know ANY of those bands you
mentioned"....  

Lately I seem to be getting really into 

	Echo and the Bunnymen
	Mary's Danish


/kath

    Echo and Bunnymen are probably a lot different (and certainly newer)
    than The '52's.  'Sides I said I didn't know much about "Alterenative"
    music.  I know quite a bit about Punk/New Wave.
    
    jc (The original "Moon In The Sky")

    Yo Kathy,
    
    	Mary's Danish are getting good reviews in the music press.
    	Should I go buy their recent release???  What's it like?
    
    	B52's have a new album that's a lot more like their older
    	stuff.  I love the "Love Shack".
    
    	joe.

    
    	Nah...
    	the 52's has the goofiness of their older material, but I think
    it's markedly different than the first two albums. Better as well..
    produced better, better lyrics, better use of Kate and Cindy's 
    vocal 'stylings'...
    
    /Motorbreath... there's more to the B52s career than the first
    album, ya know.

    
    
        I decided the Police are my fav non Metallists.  (Actually it's
    one of the only non-metal albums I own, and I wanted to put
    something...)
    
    Jim
    

    Yo Breath-dude.  I know all about the 52's.  Housework is way
    cool.  It's just that I thought the guitar on this album sounds
    more like a return to the older B52's sound...

    RE: -1  Sorry Motor...should've included ;^) X 1000
    
    	joe.

    Jamminville,
    	No sweat bah.
    I agree with your opinion...
    
    /Chilly Mo

	 RE: Mary's Danish

	 Joe...

	 I'm not sure about buying their recent release.  I haven't
	 quite decided (plus, around here I would have to special
	 order it!).  I've heard two singles off the album, and both
	 of them really impressed me (Our alternative station rarely
	 gives names of songs... :-( )  Their lyrics are really
	 wild...I'd probably liken their sound to the Housemartins,
	 but not really....hard to explain.

	 I would definately get a listen to the album before you
	 bought it....(depending on how expensive it is)....  I don't
	 even believe there is a discussion on Mary's Danish in
	 RADIO::RADIO, but I could be wrong....

	 (Aren't I always?!)

	 /wildkat

    WHAT alternative radio station?  You still in Co. Springs?  
    
    You talking about KRCC?  I rarely hear anything on there that I'd
    consider alternative...
    
    gh

    
    George Thorogood                  Moody Blues
    Kinks                             Creedence Clearwater Revival
    Devo (old)                        King Crimson
    Steely Dan                        Buzzcocks
    Judy Collins                      Talking Heads
    Bo Diddley                        Niel Young

SEAN/BEER=LABATTS

         	 RE: Colo Spgs alternative station...

	 You might be able to get it at CXO3....but not at my
	 building.  It's KAFA 104.5FM  its out of the Air Force
	 Academy, and they play alternative all day long except for a
	 couple hours in the evenings some nights when they have Rock,
	 rap, and C&W hours.  They run at VERY low wattage.  I live in
	 Briargate now and can barely get em.

	 /kath 

    re Kathy
    
    Echo and the Bunnymen are cool!!!  Make sure you check out the
    Porcupine album!
    
    Flip

    
    I've been getting into the following latley :-
    
    The Police
    Tom Jones
    Tracy Chapman
    Handel
    King Swamp

    Yo Tony !
    
    What's the name of the tune King Swamp has a video out for.  My
    wife loves it but I never can seem to be watching MTV when they
    show it ...
    
    
    
    				Scary

    
    I dunno Scary, KS don't chart over here and we don't have MTV or 
    video shows or anything.  
                            
    It could be "Is this Love". I think thats charted in the US.

    I remember seeing the 'Is this love' video on MTV several times,
    it must be that one!
    

    
    	RE: Sean
    
    		Judy Collins?  Alright ... I like her too!!
    
    		Just got her "Greatest Hits" album a couple
    		months ago ... "Both Sides Now" is probably
    		my favorite.
    
    							GTI
    

    Judy's cool, but Joni Mitchell wrote that song.  Now there's an
    artiste.  She's on Joe's top ten of the past 4 decades.
    
    	joe.

    
    	Anyone remember "So Long" by Fisher Zed?
    
    	That was one of my favorites back in '79 or so.
    
    	Pretty soon (when I have time), I'll be goin' through
    	my "radio tapes log book" and bringin' back a segment
    	of history for all to see.  8^)
    
    							GTI
    

    Fisher Zed?  Weren't they from Australia?  I think zed means
    zero in British Colonies.  Either that or it means the letter "Z".
    
    Shawn, you're takin' me back dude.  Alan will no doubt have something
    to say about this band. ;^)
    
    	joe.

    
    	RE: Joe
    
    		They were probably ANOTHER of Alan's "fave bands".
    
    		8^)
    
    							GTI
    

    ZED = Z
    
    Remember the band Vitamin Z???
    
    I visited a friend from Md., and her and all her snobby friends
    called them "Veetamin Zed."
                      
    /Motorbreath...didn't really care for Vitamin Z, but they got me
    into Tears for Fears... "The Hurting" is great!!!

Fisher Z, eh? (And that's the correct spelling!) Its been a long time since 
anyone mentioned that name! I have the album with "So Long" on it, and its OK, 
but (sorry Shawn) they are not one of my "fave" bands. The album was sorta 
boring overall. Then again, "So Long" was sorta boring too.....

cat

    Last re.
    
    I'd like a copy of that one if you could get one to me.
    
    
    butchaka
    

>    I'd like a copy of that one if you could get one to me.

No problem. Send me mail....

A couple other bands from that same era that I liked a lot were Angel City 
("No Secrets") and 707 (I forget their hit, but it was a great one).

cat

    
    	Angel City (I thought it was "Angel Kidd"?) - "(She Keeps)
    	No Secrets" is a GREAT song!!
    
    	"Amanda the actress waits at the station ..."
    
    							GTI
    

    Last re,
    
    "I can can Be good for you" by 707?   I want that one too!
    

>    "I can can Be good for you" by 707?   I want that one too!

That's the one! "I Could Be Good For You" - what a killer tune!

cat

    Did any of you metal maniacs
    see The Cure's last show at Great Woods saturday night?
    
    I did. It was incredible.
    
    /Motorbreath...won't bore ya with details if you're not interested.

RE: .last


Motorbreath...I saw them when they were out here.....did you catch the Pixies
too?  (Pixies didn't do the whole tour)....

wasn't the light show fabulous!?!  :-)

/kath

    re.Kath
    	Shelly and the Orphans opened for the Cure in Mansfield...
    I skipped them because it was freezing and raining outside
    (plus, we had too many beers left! ;^)
    	The light show was great, but the SOUND was unbelievable!!!
    Sounded better than listening to them on a stereo, it was the
    'biggest' sound, best mix and acoustics of ANY show I've ever 
    been to, and they played a ton of songs, shortening some quite 
    a bit... also most songs from Disintegration.
    I wish they weren't breaking up.... 8^(
    
    /Motorbreath

RE: breaking up....

Robert Smith is going into the studio after this tour to make an album of 
his own.....basically, since Robert Smith IS most fo the CuRE...I have
the feeling we'll still be entertained....

did you hear the Lovecats/?? medley?  (Probably toward the end of the 
concert)

The entire play list of most of the shows is in RADIO_RADIO....we got
2 1/2 hours of music from the Cure....making it a five hour concert....
:-)

/kath

    I heard that there would be at least one more Cure album, besides
    whatever Robert Smith does on his own, just no more tours.
    
    gh

Greg..I'm severly disappointed that I didn't get to see your Robert Smith
impression... :-)

I hadn't heard about one more album, but I wouldn't doubt it....That man
seems to churn out lyrics like its nothing...

/kath

    It was Marks impression (well...mostly, I did join in).  It's more a
    auditory type thing rather then a visual thing (neither of us have two
    or three years to wait for our hair to get that dirty).
    
    gh 

	It wasn't a matter of seeing, it was a matter of HEARING.  I
	was unaware that Greg could whine so ... so ... so perfectly!

	I didn't type fast enough!

    Whining like that is a real art form.

    
    If any of you like The Smiths (ack!) they have secretly reformed
    and are recording a new album at The Manor Studio in Oxfordshire.
    
    Flip

    Re: .174
    
    Impossible - Johnny Marr is playing with The The at the moment,
    and Morrisey is a pillock.
    
    The Smith's reforming - I can't think of anything more horrible.
    
    Paul
    ----
    

    
    I'm not kidding, we're just going to have to put up with that suede
    head sh*t all over again!

    Thanks, you've really made my day (sob!).

    I just got "Viva hate" saturday..... Morrissey's solo album.
    
    Not bad......Suedehead is my favorite cut on it.
    
    
    
    
    
    Butchaka

    
    
    	Gee, I have an album??!!  ;-)
    
    	JJ
    

    last re.
    
    Yes and you play guitar for a band called K.O , at least you used
    to.
    
    butchaka

Well, I also like many non heavy metal bands (while heavy remains
first).

	Santana		- Abraxas what a classic !
	Beatles		- the most ingenious creators in rock, their
			  Helter Skelter is also one of the first HM songs
	Rolling Stones	- Brown Sugar ..
	Pink Floyd
	REO Speedwagon
	Steely Dan
	10CC
	King Crimson	- OLD and new
	Return to Forever & Chick Corea
	Michael Jackson for Dirty Diana and some of the Thriller LP (Beat it)
	Black		- Wonderful life
	All good reggae bands and singers (not disco)
	Bee Gees	- old songs
	Queen
	Ramones		- all
	ELO		- all
	Talk, Talk	- the last two LPs
	Bach, Beethoven, Mozart and many other classics
	Zamfir		- pan flute
	All old rock and love songs
	and many others ..

Sorin

        Well, I always wanted to know this :
        	
        	Does headbangers listen to Heavy Metal only ?
        
        Guess answer is NO and almost headbangers sometimes listen to
        music except for HM. Ritchie Blackmore loves classic music 
        and Yngwie also loves it.
        
        So,
        
        	What are your favorite albums except for HM ?
        
        Here's mine:                    
        	
        Donald Fagen			Nightfly
        Beatles				Abby Road, Beatles for Sale
        Rolling Stones	        	It's only rock'n roll
        The Alan Parsons Project	Vulture Culture
        	
        Kazunari.	

    
    Aztec Camera - Love
    ABWH         - ???
    War of the Worlds - ditto

    
    Robert Cray
    B-52's
    Morrissey/Smiths
    Cure
    Alphaville
    
    Gerry

                             Greatest Hits V - CD

Night Train - Guns 'n' Roses	      Save Me - Cinderella
Knucklebones - David Lee Roth	      More Than a Man - Stryper
You Don't Remember - Yngvie	      We Need a Lover - Motley Crue
Ten Seconds to Love - Motley Crue     Breakin' the Law - Judas Priest
I'm the One - Van Halen		      Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC
Locked In - Judas Priest	      Hot For Teacher - Van Halen
Ready to Burn - Krokus		      Something About You - Boston
Surfin' With the Alien - Joe Satriani Too Much Time on My Hands - Styx
Crazy Train (Live) - Ozzy Osbourne    Computer Blue - Prince
SMF - Twisted Sister		      It's So Easy - Guns 'n' Roses
				      Love Is Alright Tonight - Rick Springfield
				      Victim of Love - The Eagles


                          Greatest Hits VI - Records

I Might Lie - Andy Taylor	      Wasted Years - Iron Maiden
Tonite (Lift Me Up) - Aldo Nova	      Rock 'n' Roll Rebel - Ozzy Osbourne
Rock Soldiers - Frehley's Comet	      Spellbound - Triumph
Move It on Over - George Thorogood    Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
Your Love - The Outfield	      Space Truckin' - Deep Purple
Metal Heart - Accept		      Had It with You - The Rolling Stones
Don't Tell Me You Love Me - N. Ranger Why Me - 
Can't Stop Rockin' - ZZ Top	      If Looks Could Kill - Heart
Tobacco Road - David Lee Roth	      Why Me - Styx
Slick Black Cadillac - Quiet Riot     You Can't Stop Rock 'n' Roll


                            Greatest Hits VII - CD

Stay With Me Tonight - Quiet Riot     I Want Out - Helloween
Think About You - Guns 'n' Roses      Promises in the Dark - Pat Benetar
Girlschool - Britny Fox		      Eat the Rich - Krokus
Superman - The Kinks		      Circles - Joe Satriani
Falling Apart ... Seams - Cinderella  More Than a Man - Stryper
Babylon - Faster Pussycat	      Hot Love - Aldo Nova
Ram It Down - Judas Priest	      Big Time - Peter Gabriel
Rock Me - Great White		      Working Man - Rush
Hot Dog and a Shake - David Lee Roth  SMF - Twisted Sister
Double Trouble - The Cars	      The Trooper - Iron Maiden


                         Greatest Hits VIII - Records

King for a Day - Planet P	      The Zoo - The Scorpions
L.O.V.E. Machine - WASP		      Strength - The Alarm
Hey Operator - Aldo Nova	      Jailbreak - AC/DC
Holy War - The Jon Butcher Axis	      Love Removal Machine - The Cult
19 and Non-Stop - Autograph	      Evil Eyes - Dio
Balls to the Wall - Accept	      Dangerous - Loverboy
Miss America - Styx		      Under My Wheels - Alice Cooper
Hot Rockin' - Judas Priest	      Follow Your Heart - Triumph
Live Wire - Motley Crue		      Good Enough - Van Halen
Rumors in the Air - Night Ranger      Walk This Way - Aerosmith
Bass Case - Quiet Riot		      Fat-Bottomed Girls - Queen


                            Greatest Hits (?) - CD

Battery - Metallica		      Kickstart My Heart - Motley Crue
Someone Like You - Bang Tango	      Antisocial - Anthrax
Scream Dream - Ted Nugent      	      Woman of 1000 Years - Atomic Playboys
Addicted to that Rush - Mr. Big	      Social Disease - Bon Jovi
Spreading the Disease - Queensryche   Stand Up and Shout - Dio	
Forget Me Not - Bad English	      Yankee Rose - DLR
Cruiser - The Cars		      No One Like You - The Scorpions
Over My Head - King's X		      Comin' Under Fire - Def Leppard
Freedom Fighter - Steve Jones	      You Spin Me Round - Dead or Alive
Come Back - J. Geils		      Come Out and Play - Twisted Sister

    
    	Do the Del Fuegos have a new song out?  I've heard a song
    	called "Move With Me Sister" that sounds alot like them.
    
    	Is it?  Thanks for any info.
    
    	FWIW, the song is good.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    Fav..Non-Metalist
    
    
           easy one
    
    Oufield     Roxxette      Andy Taylor   
    
                                            
    just a few
    Tama

    Yes, Move With Me Sister is a Del Fuego tune...
    I believe it's off their upcoming new album.
    /Motorbreath

    
    	RE: Tama
    
    		Yeah, Andy Taylor is good ... I like his guitar
    		work on "I Might Lie".  Nothing real technical,
    		but it's good.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    That whole album is great,me old band use to do I might Lie back in
    87  the only song I really heard so this year I went out and bought
    the tape,,,,I love it,I feel in My opinion its one of my best NON
    Heavy album of 89..even if it was recorded in '86
    
    
    tama might,might not lie!

    Dire Straits, early Santana, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Talk Talk, Bob
    Marley, Clint Eastwood & General Saint, Pink Floyd, Return to Forever,
    Chick Corea, ELO, Steely Dan, Kraftwerk ..
    To be continued.
    Sorin

    
    	RE: Sorin
    
    		Take a look at note 695 for some Santana discuss-
    		ions.  I'm pretty sure there's some stuff about him
    		in there.
    
    							GTI
    

re: Del Fuegos

"Move With Me Sister" is on their new album 'Smoking in the Fields', which has 
been out for about 2 months now. Magic Dick from the J. Geils Band plays the 
harmonica on that song, and the rest of the album.

"We used to dance to the Real Kids
 And shake to the Dawgs
 Break up with the Lyres
 And make up after dawn..."

alan

    
                            Greatest Hits XI - CD

Batman TV Theme - Nelson Riddle	      Tumeni Notes - Steve Morse
Into the Fire - Dokken		      Fool for Your Lovin' - Whitesnake
This ... Right One - April Wine	      Freight Train - Nitro
Everyone's a Star - TNT		      The Way ... Love Me - Paula Abdul
Trip ... Brain - Suicidal Tendencies  Back to Shalla Bal - Joe Satriani
Paint It Black - Guy Mann-Dude	      Kissing Willie - Jethro Tull
Rock Brigade - Def Leppard	      Love Changes Everything - Honeymoon Suite
You're in Love - Ratt		      Hair of the Dog - Britny Fox
Sword and Stone - Paul Dean	      Snortin' Whiskey - Pat Travers
Lay Your Hands on Me - Bon Jovi	      New York City - The Cult
Out With the Boys/3HC - Lord Tracy    Invitation - Helloween

    
    	Does anyone have the new Alannah Myles ("Black Velvet" is on
    	the album)?
    
    	I had it in my hand yesterday, but I haven't heard anything
    	from the album ... and I didn't want to trust the likes of
    	THIS conference before I heard it.
    
    	8^)
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	ARGH!!!!  Shawn!  I've been searching high and low for
    	that tape!!!!  Where'd you find it???
    
    	It's supposed to be a really great album.  She's very hot
    	in Canada right now.  I can't remember who was telling me
    	about it.
    
    	And Vicki is supposed to have a copy of it as well....
    	Vick?!?!?!?!?
    
    	Tigga~~~

    Hey Shawn....You should have picked it up.
    I had been looking for a copy myself,and could
    not find it anywhere.....so I ordered it...
    Its not due in till next week
    
    Barney
    

    
    	Tape?  [Nose juts upward]  I had the CD in my hand!!
    
    	8^)
    
    	Seriously, I found it at Strawberries in Milford MA (at
    	the Stop & Shop Plaza on Rte. 16).
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	I've got Paula Abdul spinning in the CD player ... great
    	stuff!!
    
    	MTV got me into "Opposites Attract", which is great too!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	Does anyone have David Bowie's "Sound and Vision"?  After
    	suffering through a friend playing alot of it for me (I
    	can't see how people can like him so much). I finally
    	heard a song that was REAL good ...
    
    	... "Don't Bring Me Down".  Great blues song!!
    
    							GTI
    

    	.196  Yep, I've listenend to the tape.
    
    	.197  Yep, I own the tape ... matter of fact it's playing right
    	      now.
    
    	Vicki

    
    	Alright, Vicki ... I'll humor you.
    
    	How is the tape?  Is it good?  Is it bad?
    
    	8^)
    
    							GTI
    

    	Okay ... okay, Tig!
    
    	The album is great if you like blues/blues rock kinda music.  She
    has a voice which reminds me of Bonnie Rait.  It's crystal clear in
    some songs and real gritty on others.  
    
    	Definately worth picking up, I think.
    
    	Vicki

    	Yea, Shawn, it's good if you like bluesy kinda rock.  If you don't
    then don't spend the money cuz you'll probably be disappointed.  At
    some points it even sort of reminded me of early ZZ Top with the guitar
    work and all.  
    
    	But again, that's only my opinion.
    
    	Vicki

    
    
    	Ciao folks!  I'm off to Searstown in an attempt to pick it
    	up.  (8
    
    	Tigga~~~

    
    	RE ...
    
    		You people are sick
    
    (:
    BK
    

    
    	Well, I got my copy ... Tigga?
    
    	I've skipped through it once, and so far "Rock this Joint",
    	"Still got this Thing" and "Kickstart My Heart" are good.
    
    	When I get back from the test floor I'll listen to the
    	whole thing.
    
    							GTI
    

    
>    	Well, I got my copy ... Tigga?
 
    	No.  )8  I had to play responsible person and do a little
    	car searching. 
       
>    	I've skipped through it once, and so far "Rock this Joint",
 >   	"Still got this Thing" and "Kickstart My Heart" are good.
  
    	Kickstart My Heart, huh?  Must be the title of the year.
    	(8

    	Tigga~~~

    
    re title of the year
    
    That has to go to Rattlesnake Shake!!!  8^)
    
    Flip

	I listen to Kenny G, Michael Bolton, Paula Abdul.

	Any other time it's got to be metal...or the B-52's!

	lb

    
    
    	RE: Michael Bolton
    
    	The topic might still exist, but I believe it was write-
    	locked quite some time ago.
    
    	Tigga~~~

	Has anyone heard "Human Cannonball" by Web Wilder (sp?) ?

	If ya like Georgia Satellites you'll like this one.

	Charlie

    
    	Anyone listen to Barry Scott's "Lost 45's" show last night
    	on WZLX (100.7, Boston MA)?  He counted down the top 40 
    	disco songs of the 70's (as voted for by listeners), including:
    
    	Ring My Bell - Anita Ward
    	Knock on Wood - Amii Stewart (fantastic!!)
    	Born to Be Alive - Patrick Hernandez
    	Le Freak - Chic
    	YMCA - The Village People
    	I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor
    	Makin' It - David Naughton
    
    	If he had the "extended mix" version, he played it.
    
    							Shawn L.

    
    #5     "Rock The Boat" - Hughes Corporation
    #4     "Boogie-Ooogie-Oogie" - Taste Of Honey
    #3     "Born To Be Alive" - Patrick Hernandez
    #2     "Le Freak" - Chic
    #1     "Turn the Beat Around" - Vicki Sue Robinson
    

							Shawn L.

> Angel Kidd(?)				She Keeps No Secrets

Angel City.

alan

    
    
    	I see you lead a real interesting social life, Shawn. (; (;
    
    	Alas, I was hunting through the B's in my ever growing
    	tape collection and stumbled across some OLD Kurtis Blow.
    
    	....all the brothers in the house say, "Macho!" Ay yi yi!!!
    
    	Tigga~~~

    
    
    re. 217 - DOLLY PARTON?!???? hehehe
    
     I'd have to admit I've got at least half that list too.  Forty-fives
    RULE!!!! haha

>Moon Unit Zappa				Valley Girls

    Should be "Valley Girl", it's not plural.

    re: Shawn

    You're a pretty sick pup, if ya ask me...

	Anyone else out there heard the album simply titled:
	
		Buckingham and Nicks

	The cover shows them both bare from the waist up...really
	no nudity as Stevie is turned sideways holding on to
	the side of Lindsey Buckingham.

	It a pre-Fleetwood/Mac LP that is really quite good.

	Charlie

    
    	
    Re: Buckingham/Nicks
    
    	Yup.... finally found a copy about 2 years ago.  In good condition,
    the album can be pretty expensive.
    
    	
    Paul
    

    
    Has anybody got any information on a band
    called Quaterflash?
    Are they still going?
    Who's in the band?
    Any info would be greatfully excepted. Thanks in advance
    
                         The_lovedriver
    

    Seemed like they were just a (quarter) flash in the pan.  Had two
    albums of mild commercial rock music that I remember.  
    
    Weren't they from somewhere in Canada?
    
    gh

    
    	I remember:
    
    	"Harden My Heart"
    	"Find Another Fool"
    
    	from the late 70's and early 80's.  Good stuff, and the
    	sax player was good too.
    
    							GTI
    

>    	"Harden My Heart"
>    	"Find Another Fool"

These were both from their first album. I know they had a second album that 
pretty much stiffed. I think it was called "Take Another Picture", or 
something like that. They also had a song or two on a soundtrack about a year 
after that, but I can't remember which one.

>    	from the late 70's and early 80's.  Good stuff, and the
>    	sax player was good too.

The sax player was Rindy Ross (I thin that's her name - its been a while). She 
was the lead singer and sax player. Her husband was the guitarist.

alan

     I was *lucky* enough to see them in concert - ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
     At least I got some sleep.

    
    Oh !!! cum of IT !!!!!!!
    
    
     Quarter Flash was an Awesome group.  I will say that they definately
    are not Heavy Metal, but I like 'em.
    
    
    Sax  ( who_luvs_SAX)

    
    
    RE .218 (becuz of .217)
    
     Now there's a memory for me. My band used to cover Angel City's
    "She Keeps No Secrets" back in 1982!  We also did another song by
    them: "Marsailles". I remember the drummer singing the French even
    though he had no idea what he was saying!

It's a French town. I think it is the second largest city, it's located in
the south, and it's an harbor on the mediteranean sea.

I really don't know why they did pick up that name and what the song is about.

Didier 

    
    	I just listened to Melissa Etheridge's "Brave and Crazy"
    	a couple hours ago.
    
    	That has got to be one of the most BORING albums in my
    	collection.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	RE: -1
    
    	You're kidding me!!!  I think that album is fantastic!!!!
    	But it's not an album that you can listen to at just "any"
    	time.
    
    	Tigga~~~

    
    Its a good album. Although not as good as the previous one. "Somebody
    Bring me Some Water" and "Like the Way I do" kick serious butt.
                                                                   
    My fav track "Brave and Crazy" is "No Souvenirs".
                                   
    I guesss it an acquired taste though 8^).  

    
    
    Uli Jon Roth
    Kansas
    Al Di Meola
    Red Rider (remember "Lunatic Fringe")
    Journey
    James Gang
    Lynard Skynard
    Cat Stevens
    Jim Croce
     
    Just to name a few
    LANDSHARK
    

    Ludwig Van Beethovan
    Heavy Metal of the 1810's
    

    	No kiddin' man. Some of ol' LVB stuff had more Power and feeling
    than most of todays HM. Loved Van Beethoven in "Bill & Ted's Ex Ad" 
    That's probably the way he'd sound if he were alive today.
    
                 
    L A N D S H A R K
    

    	
    	Here's some of what I like these days...

		American Music Club
		Band of Susans
		Big Black
		Big Wheel
		Blue Areoplanes
		Buzzcocks
		Cavedogs
		Controlled Bleeding
		Cxema (Sp?)
		Das Damen
		Dead Milkmen
		Dumptruck
		Eleventh Dream Day
		Four Way Cross
		Galaxy 500
		Hiding in Public
		Hoodoo Gurus
		Husker Du
		Laurie Anderson
		Loop
		Mekons
		Mindgrinder
		Ministry
		Mudhoney
		Nine Inch Nails
		Nirvana
		Painteens (sp)
		Primitives
		Salem 66 
		Savage Republic
		Siouxsie...
		Skinny Puppy
		Soungarden
		Swans
		Talking to Animals
		The Feelies
		The Replacements
		The The 
		They Might be Giants
		Think Tree
		Titanics
		Tribe
		Violent Femmes
		Volcano Suns
		Zulus
		fIREHOSE

    
    	RE: .240
    
    	If you like Skinny Puppy, check out Renegade Soundwave.  I
    	have a CD maxi-single (thanks to Pat Patla) called "Biting
    	My Nails" that's great, and better (IMO) than Skinny Puppy.
    
    							GTI
    

    Biting My Nails is a great tune.

    "I've got this terrible habit"

    
    	Catch you later baby, I gotta split ...
    	I got a habit, I just can't quit.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	Anyone ever heard Michelle A. talk?
    
    	She does that song "Nicety", and her voice is SO annoyingly
    	high that I'd like to strangle her!!
    
    	[Does she really talk like that, or is it just an act?]
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    RE: Shawn it's for real I heard here on some radio interview and the DJ
    was saying (after she left)  what an annoying voice she has and she
    sounds a lot better singing than talking.

    
    	RE: Kim
    
    	Definitely!!
    
    	Julie Brown (MTV) was talking to her on "Club MTV" over the
    	w'end and she sounds alot better singing.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	RE: GTI
    
    	Michelle A?  Isn't her name spelled Michela or something
    	like that?
    
    	tigga~~~

    
    	You expect me to know how to spell the name of a "dance music"
    	performer that's more than 6 characters long?  Forget it!!
    
    	8^)
    
    	Well, when Julie Brown (goddess of the cable airwaves, IMO)
    	introduced her it sounded like "Michelle A".
    
    							GTI
    

    	It's not Michelle A.
    	It's not Michelle, lay!
    	It's not Michellay
    	It's Michelle' (Ithink!)
    
    /Motobreath

    
    
    	Well you can call me A, or you can call me lay but ya
    	doesn't have to call me Michela! (8
    
    	It's pronounced like Michelle A but it's spelled differently.
    	JJ!!!!!!!!!!  Where are you!? (8
    
    	tigga~~

                You were close Motobreath, it's spelled
                
                Michel'le
                
                da-doo-doo-doo-dee-doo-doo
                
                no more lies babe :')
                
                

    
    	I got an album from the CD club called "Trouble or Nothin'"
    	by someone named Robin Beck ... newcomer, I guess?  She look-
    	ed cute, so I ordered it (it was a free selection anyways).
    
    	By looking at the lyrics sheet and credits, she looks like
    	another "Desmond Child performer".  She does a version of
    	"Hide Your heart", written by Desmond Child and Paul Stanley.
    
    	Alice Cooper and Neil Geraldo also co-wrote songs, and Guy Mann-
    	Dude (guitarist) and Bobby Chouinard (drummer for Billy Squier,
    	I believe ... I was too lazy to check my Billy Squier albums
    	to verify it) plays drums.
    
    	I've only listened to the first 4 songs so far, and she's OK.
    
    							GTI

                  
    Robin Beck sings one of those f!@#$%* awful American coke adverts
    doesn't she ? 
                  
    "First time... <puke> <gag> <vomit>"

    
    	Well looks like Rob beat me to it.... =)
    
    	Hey Tigg....do you suppose if we put Dezyne down in
    	 this note, Pete will start raggin' on us again about
    	 being groupies?  =)
    
    	JJ
    

    
    	RE: -1
    
    	Probably.  (; (; (;
    
    	DEZYNEDEZYNEDEZYNEDEZYNEDEZYNE.
    	(we're their public relations department, y'know) (8
    
    
    	tigga~~~

	I saw Heart of Stone for the second time at Sir Morgan's Cove
	in Worcester on 5/18, and they were just as good as the first
	time I saw them (2 weeks before).  They were sandwiched bet-
	ween Hang 'Em High (whose guitarist won Boston's Best this
	year) and The Stompers (Boston band - biggest song was "Never
	Tell an Angel").

	Hang 'Em High cranked ... hard rock sound, decent vocals, and
	great guitar work.  I could see how this kid could win Boston's
	Best.  NO TAPPING whatsoever ... straight-forward mix of blues-
	type riffs and medium/fast scales/solos.  Great stuff!!  They
	did a great cover of Joe Walsh's "Walk Away", with the guitar-
	ist on lead vocals, and he sounded fantastic!!  The drummer
	sang on a cover of Aerosmith's "Chip Away the Stone", which was
	also great ... but not as good as "Walk Away".


	Heart of Stone came on next, handicapped with a new guitarist
	who'd only had a week or 2 of practice, but it didn't seem to
	show ... they still cranked.  The vocalist has a great voice,
	and the band does a set of primarily "hardish" love songs ...
	comparable to many Heavy_Metal ballads, but more listenable.
	Their set consisted of:

	TaKe Me There				Speciality *
	On My Way		       		Gotta Get Away *
	Love Don't Mean Nothin' No More *	Rock'n'Roll **
	Signal *				You've Got My Sex
	No Guts No Glory *


	[The asterisked songs are my favorites of theirs.]

	The only problem I noticed was that Ken's keyboard solo got
	lost in the mix somewhere ... and I wish it hadn't, because I
	remembered it to be excellent the first time I saw them.

	I'd definitely recommend catching these guys if you can ...
	well worth the time.



	Then The Stompers took the stage, and I was surprised that the
	turn-out was so small (especially for a Friday night).  These
	guys are supposed to be the classic "party band".  I expected
	to hear a set full of "Never Tell An Angel"-type songs, but I
	was pleasantly surprised to hear a rockin' set full of great
	stuff!!  Sal even played some good guitar, which also surpri-
	sed me for a "poppish" band.

							GTI

    
    	Tigg,
    
    	Told ya he would!!  =)
    
    	And just for the record Mr. Cook =)  ain't no Slim Whitman
    	that comes outta their speakers!  pppfffttthh!
    

                Boxcar Willy??
                
                

        
    
    	Re: Boxcar Willy
    
    	"America's most loved hobo." 8^)
    
    
    	Re: Slim Whitman
    
    	A friend of mine in high school tried to start an official Slim
    Whitman fan club.  I'd have joined. 8^)
    
    
    Paul

Zamfir Roolz!

gh

    
    	ZamBEER! (8
    
    	RE: /prc
    	Pffthh....you might actually LIKE them, Pete my dear. (8
    
    	Boxcar Willy...HA!
    
    	Rob - come to Maine one night to check 'em out!
    
    
    	tigga~~~

                You  taking    me    and    buying  the  alcohol,
                Tigga~~~~~~~~~~~~  ???
                
                :')
                

    
    	RE: -1
    
    	Welll... umm... er... ahhhhh.... hmm..... send me mail.
    	(;
    
    	tigga~~~

    Call me a wimp,(and i`m embarrassed to admit this but...)i love
    ABBA!! Theres something about those songs.
    
    Other bands include THE CURE,R.E.M.,VILLAGE PEOPLE,and the latest
    single by NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK!!(mean guitar playing on that one!!)
    
    Heck,i`ve just ruined my credibility.
    
    Capt Cook
    

    Might as well throw "Air Supply" on the list, to make it complete. "New
    Kids ...." ?  I dunno if we can let that be said in this conference. 
    Sure it's loose, but not *that* loose ....	8^)
    
    Scary

    
    	the new song by NKOTB would be good if it wasn't them singing
    	it.....
    

    Re. 266, I also still like many of ABBA's songs. They have done really
    good songs. I also liked in time ...Bonney M for dancing (I even have a
    CD with their best).
    Other likes:
    Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Talk Talk, Blue Nile, Return to Forever,
    Beatles, Stones, Santana, ELO, Burning Spear, Steely Dan, Zamfir (only
    the traditional romanian music, not the musak), Kraftwerk, Eagles, 10CC,
    Ramones, Clint Eastwood & General Saint, Eek A Mouse etc.
    
    Sorin

    
    	I love ABBA ... they had some great stuff.
    
    	NKOTB?  That's grounds for court martial!!
    
    							GTI
    

      Does it count that every time I go into the grocery store and see
      that stupid display of all their pictures that I want accidentally
      on purpose run my carriage into it and knock them all down?
    
      Is that sufficient bribe to the court?
    
    	JJ (who still says she DOES NOT like NKOTB just their new song)

Hmmm.....im glad to see im not the only one who likes ABBA.You lot are
    far more open minded than a lot of the Metal fans around my area.Or
    do you find narrow-mindedness where you come from? I.e,if its not
    really heavy or fast then its not worth listening to? An interesting
    point,me-thinks.
    
    With reference to NKOTB,i hear they`re touring with D.R.I. and EXODUS
    on a 3 band thrash/pop bill around America.Is there any truth in
    this?!!! I also hear that MICHAEL JACKSON is the new lead singer
    for NAPALM DEATH,as there`s nothing more he enjoys than little boys
    and a good bit of moshing and thrashing!
    
    Capt Cook,from Reading-ENGLAND.
      
    
    
    
    

re: .267

JERRY!  You should KNOW better then to mention Xxx Xxxxxx in this conference!
That's been a longstanding rule since day ONE.

gh

    
    	Has anyone heard (of) Wild Rose?  I believe they're a female
    	country music trio, and from what I saw they were great!!
    
    	If the song I heard was any indication of their talent, they
    	could perform circles around The Judds!!  Good guitar/ukelele/
    	violin playing, and great voices!!
    
    	Any input would be appreciated.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    
    	Re: Wild Rose
    
    	Shawn... do you know how many women are in the band?  I saw an 
    interview with an all female country band on TNN recently.  I didn't 
    catch their name but they had ukes, guitars, banjos...  There were
    perhaps five memebers?
    
    	From what I remember they were from all over the midwest and some
    were awfully cute. 8^)
    
    
    Paul

    
    	RE: Paul
    
    	You're probably right about the 5 members ... I only remember-
    	ed 3.
    
    	I think that'll be the next album I get.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    re Capt Cook
    
    ABBA were pretty cool, but I always preferred Manhattan Transfer
    or Brotherhood of Man!
    
    ...now they had some cool songs!
    
    Flip

    Anyone out there like the late great ROY ORBISON??
    
    I thought he had a great voice.That song he did with U2,She`s a
    mystery to me,was a killer.	
    
    Still no news on the NKOTB/DRI/EXODUS tour...guess it was a rumour.
    
    Capt Cook

Re .266  >    Call me a wimp,(and i`m embarrassed to admit this but...)i love
              ABBA!! Theres something about those songs.
    
    Moderator, surely this sort of language should not be tolerated in a 
    serious conference such as this, as they say in the humor conference
    'Keep it clean'.

	 > NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK!!(mean guitar playing on that one!!)
    
           Heck,i`ve just ruined my credibility.
    
    What credibility.  Even my mother-in-law thinks they are throw-up material.

    OK, now you can have a go at me:

	The Pogues (Shane McGowan throws up on stage so much he should
		    have bin a metal musician)
        Dire Straits
	The Bangles (wouldn't you?)
	Jethro Tull
	Joe Cocker
	David Bowie
	U2 (sometimes)
	Pink Floyd
	ELP
	Sinead O'Connor
	Santana (after last nite)
	Chick Corea
	Nat King Cole
	lotsa Jazz (going to the North Sea, going to the North Sea)
	Enya/Clannad (good b*nking music)
	
	    Ah lots more besides, but must get back to the serious stuff.


    GAZ
    

    What SANTANA were you listening to last night? I think the geezer
    is great,my all time favourite. 
    
    If you`re offended by the word `wimp`,then you must be a pretty
    sensitive soul. Or was it the word ABBA that offended you??

    Either way,sorry.
    
    I still think N.K.O.T.B. ROCK OUT!!
    
    Capt Cook
    

    Re: -1

    > What SANTANA were you listening to last night? I think the geezer
      is great,my all time favourite. 
    
    I think you must have misunderstood me.  I actually went to see him
    at a concert in Brussels, thats Europe btw *8^).

    I really am going to report you to the moderator if you keep using
    words like A*** and N***B in this conference.  It is just not good
    enough.  Even a gentle soul like me is offended by such things.


    GAZ who_once_won_a_A***_LP_in_a_raffle (AAARGHHH)    

    
    	Heck as long as NKOTB (yuck!!) and ABBA discussions stay in
    	this topic then there's no problem.
    
    	But if you start dragging the into the Metallica or the Bon
    	Jovi note (well, I guess there wouldn't really be a problem
    	about the latter [8^)]) then you'll get yelled at.
    
    							GTI
    

    I can`t really tell the difference between BON JOVI and NKOTB,myself.
    They both play lightweight pap with the occaisonal guitar bit.
    
    ABBA though,are in a class of their own. Classic songs.
    My personal favourites are DANCING QUEEN,THE DAY BEFORE YOU CAME,MONEY
    MONEY MONEY,and TAKE A CHANCE ON ME. My favourite album? ARRIVAL.
    
    I`m sorry if this offends,but i`m not alone.ABBA legions,unite!!
    
    Capt Cook
    

    
    
    	Capt Cook,  you just hit my ***t list......
    	Most of the folks in here don't like Bon Jovi but I don't
    	think even they would compare them to NKOTB.  (except for
    	maybe Jess, and he only does that to irritate me... =)  )
    
    	and GTI  pppffffttthhh!
    
    
    	JJ
    

    
    	ABBA's best song was "Does Your Mother Know", if you ask me.
    
    	"Money Money Money" is up there towards the top, as is "Angel
    	Eyes".
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	I like Abba (said in a real meek, quiet voice so hopefully
    	nobody will really hear me) (;
    
    	And I used to have this stuffed animal toy of a yellow bull
    	that I had won at a carnival when I was quite a youngin'...
    	Anyway, I named him Fernando.
    
    	Yes, in honor of Abba's "Fernando."  (one of my faves)
    
    	tigga~~~ who'd like to find a Greatest Hits album by Abba

    Enough talk of Abba, huh?
    Take it offline, because it's offensive!!!
    
    *AcK!!!*
    
    /Motorbreath

   

Re .287  At last someone who finds all this as offensive as I do!


Re .286  Save your soul tigga.  If you want I will send you the A*** LP
         that I won in the raffle.  That I think was sort of a greatest hits
         type compilation.  Send me a mail message if you want.


Now no more of this please, cant we talk about real entertainment like maybe
Kylie Minogue/Jason Donovan, etc.  tee hee



GAZ   Neighbours everybody needs good neighbours........

    Great!! A Kylie Minogue/Jason Donovan fan! Super!
    
    I just love Kylie,she`s just so rock `n` roll.What`s your favourite
    tune? Mine`s Je ne sais pourquoi,and that duet she did with Jason.
    
    Did you see her in the film,Delinquents? Great actress as well as
    a great singer.                                       
    
    Hope to hear from you soon,Kylie fan.
    
    Capt Cook
    
    
    
    
    

    I enjoyed Kylie's chest in the video for Locomotion.
    
    

    
    	Yo, dudes,....this *is* the 'fave non-metallists note'
    	so actually we can talk about whoever we want in this 
    	note!  so there!  =p
    
    	JJ
    

    I'm gonna puke.
    
    I used to like the Monkees, but that was 4th grade, and they were
    cool then.
    
    
    /Motorbreath

    Heard a great one this morning from Simon Mayo on the Beeb.  He was
    doing a "What happened this day in etc."

    "On this day in 2040, the New Kids On The Block reform, but change their
     name to the Old Men On The Toilet".  Nearly crashed my car into the
     barrier laughing.


    GAZ

    
    	re: -1
    
    	agagagaggagagagagaaaaa!
    

    
    	They've got their viewpoints, they're very up on what they
    talk about, very well versed on black history, and though
    I don't choose to question anything they may have to say about
    black history, their music is the most challenging and 
    refreshing rap music out there. They also have a lot of very
    positive messages in their music, and are also very critical
    of some segments of black society.
    
    /Motor

    
    
    	Re: .298/.299
    
    	Yeh, Mike... what Pete said... nice job!
    
    	
    
    Paul

    This is a question for American and non U.K readers...
    
    Has anyone heard of the MANCHESTER scene?? Although i`m no expert,
    i would roughly describe the music as being a mixture of
    indie,dance,and  60`s influences and bands include HAPPY MONDAYS,STONE
    ROSES,INSPIRAL CARPETS,THE CHARLETONS.
    
    This scene,(taking its name from the northern city,where it all
    started)is getting bigger all the time in the U.K
    
    People who are into it,where big FLARED(!!) jeans,bright garish
    tops,and boots,and have their hair generally fairly long(for
    straights,any way)cut into what i can best describe as floppy curtain
    type fringes. Also the ACID HOUSE scene is massive here as well,and
    i think we`re kinda getting the two things crossing over.Well odd.
    
    Anyway,have any of you Yanks been afflicted yet?? `Cos mark my
    words,you soon will be.
    
    Capt Cook
    

    
    	I just got the album "Bela Fleck and the Fleckstones" the
    	other night, and if you like banjo music then you'll like
    	this.
    
    	"Tell It to the Gov'nor" and "Hurricane Camille" are great!!
    	
    							GTI
    

    
    	Has anyone ever heard of Dread Zeppelin?
    
    	If the label is telling the truth, they're a band that does
    	reggae covers of Led Zeppelin songs????
    
    							GTI
    

    
    I caught a tail end of a story about them on MTV. All it showed
    was some reggae looking dudes holding up their album.
    
    

Dred Zeppelin has been kicking around for over a year now. I heard about them 
quite a while ago. Not only do they do reggae versions of Zep songs - which is 
weird enough - but - and I'm not kidding here! - the lead singer is an
Elvis Presley impersonator!

So you have a Elvis doing reggae versions of Zeppelin songs. Too weird!!!!!

alan

    
    Dread Zeppelin are a five peice from California:  Tortelvis, Jor
    Ramsey (aka Joe Zeppelin), Gary Putman (aka Butman), carl Haasis
    (aka Carl Jah) Bruce Fernandez (aka Ed Zeppelin) and Paul Masselli
    (aka Fresh Cheese).  They got the idea from reading an interview
    where Jimmy Page said that LZ used to rehearse Stairway to Heaven
    as a reggae song.  Their initial idea was to do all the LZ albums
    - raggae style, but with Elvis vocals - in chronological order,
    but the tunes on LZ I were too bluesy.
    
    Robert Plant was doing a radio interview and Tortelvis called in
    - they apparently sang Rock a hula baby over the airwaves.  Plant
    says that Dread Zeppelin are great musicians and fantastic
    entertainment.
    
    Flip

>    Robert Plant was doing a radio interview and Tortelvis called in
>    - they apparently sang Rock a hula baby over the airwaves.  Plant
>    says that Dread Zeppelin are great musicians and fantastic
>    entertainment.

That was on Rockline, and I was listening to that interview. They didn't
sing any song together (don't know where that came from), but Robert did
mention that he'd seen the band and liked them a lot....

alan

    I heard one of DZs songs on the radio the last week and it was
    HILARIOUS!  I loved it!
    
    gh

    WAAF played a DL tune last week....  Whole Lotta Lovin', Elvis lives!!!
    
    
    B.H.

                      -This one should get some reaction-
				(I didn't see any notes or replies 
					about this song)


	There is no sense creating a new note in this conference for
	this person because I am sure that it will be the only 
	"harder rock/heavy metal" song from JANET JACKSON yes Janet
	Jackson.  Janet has a song out (for a few weeks) called 
	"Black Cat".  It is not that bad of a song which I would say
	IS HARD ROCK.  I heard that it was written by Motley Crue.
	I never thought there would be a note about Janet Jackson in
	Heavy Metal, but it almost could be a Heavy Metal song.  There
	is a Heavy-metal-played type guitar in the song and Janet sounds
	a lot like Joan Jett... So has anyone heard it? What do you think?



						-Slash

    
    	The guitat solo is by Jessie Johnson of the Time. Don't know about
    who wrote it for her. I'll check into it.
    
    B.A.

    Janet wrote the song all by herself.
    
    She *LIKES* Motley Crue.
    
    /Motorbreath

    
    	RE: .315
    
    	thanks Mike...ya beat me to it.  As far as Janet is concerned,
    	I really wish she'd do MORE songs like Black Cat.  It was
    	the ONLY song I boogied to at her concert!!
    
    	tigga~~~ who's just not used to seeing a dance artist in
    		concert! (8
    

                Does Janet  actually  write them or does she have
                someone do it in her name?
                

    
    Janet is excellent, I'm trying to get tickets to see her later this
    year.
    
    Flip

    I thought Nuno wrote the song and played all the guitar parts on it?

>                Does Janet  actually  write them or does she have
>                someone do it in her name?

Neither. Most of the songs on her albums are written by Jimmy Jam and Terry 
Lewis, her producers, and listed in their names. However, Janet wrote or 
co-wrote a couple songs on the latest, including "Black Cat".

re: Black Cat's guitarist

Its funny that over in MUSIC, there was a big arguement over whether it was 
Nuno or Vernon Reid playing the solo. The album lists four guitarists on the
song, but *neither* one of these guys are listed!

alan

    
    
    	Agreed with Tigga.... "Black Cat" was the only song we 	
    	could really boogie to.  Not used to seeing dance artists
    	in concert.  I think it's a great tune...
    

    
    
    	I seem to remember her saying it was Vernon Reid in an 
    	interview on MTV during a special on her.
    
    	Nuno was never mentioned until I heard it in here.
    
    	FWIW
    
    	tigga~~~

    
    
    I pretty sure that Nuno thing is a COMPLETE rumor.  Anyway, I think
    the song is GREAT!!!  I like JJ anyway.  I think it would be cool
    if Janet went a little heavy.
    
    - Kim

    According to NUNO, he produced ( along with Mike Wagener ) the remix
    of Black Cat & played some rythm guit on it. Vernon Reid played
    some lead along with Jesse J. 
    Peter

    NUNO...knows all, tells all...geeesh, if the band ever farts out, he
    can open up a side business as a fortune teller!
    
    ;^)

    
    	Guess we'll have to write a letter to MTV (or Janet herself)
    	and ask then, huh! 	(8
    
    	tigg~~~

    No no, it wasn't Nuno OR Vernon, Chris Holmes played that solo (in an
    alcoholic stupor).  He was quoted at the time as saying that since
    Blackie has dumped him he's giving up heavy metal and will be playing
    lots of dance music.  However if you ask him, he doesn't remember it.
    
    gh

	I think that the song is very good.  Before I heard (saw) it the
	first time on MTV they said a new song by Janet Jackson was coming
	up I was about to change the station when they said that see 
	ventured into the world of Heavy-Metal.  I thought I would have to 
	see that..  I was very surprised.  She did a good job.  I would like
	to see Janet keep doing Heavy Metal type songs (she might have a
	future in it).  For now I was wondering what WAAF would say if
	they received a request for Janet Jackson.  It would be interesting
	to find out what they would say.  After all it is a heavy-metal type
	song (if Joan Jett, Lita, or Poison sang "Black Cat" I am sure it
	would be in the Top 9 at 9. It's all in the name.)



							-Slash

    
    	The Pursuit of Happiness has a new album out called "One
    	Sided Story".  I'm going to order it this week.
    
    	They're the band that did "I'm an Adult Now" a couple years
    	ago.
    
    							GTI
    

    This is a must if you like a sorta mix of LIGHT rock, country, "don't
    give a #$%^" music!
    
    
    del AMITRI.....
    
    Saw them in concert last night... the best Non-Metal gig I've seen,
    and better than some metal gigs I've been to!
    
    Bonzo (Strange for me but there you go)

    The Kentucky Headhunter's are a good change of pace too ... labeled
    "country", but there's a lot of blues/southern rock influences there.
    
    Scary (goin' down to do Miss Walker ...   8^)

    I saw those guys on TV while back and thought they ripped!
    
    gh

    
    	The Kinks' "Father Christmas" is on WAAF now!!
    
    	Much better than the "Chipmunks' Christmas Album" playing in
    	the cafeteria!!
    
    	8^)
    							GTI
    

    
>>    	Much better than the "Chipmunks' Christmas Album" playing in
>>    	the cafeteria!!
    
     Now you know why I don't come to FXO too often.  :^)
    
    Chris D.    

    
    	RE: Chris
    	>Now you know why I don't come to FXO too often.  :^)
    
    	Chris!  You told ME it was because SHAWN worked there.
    	(8
    
    	tigga~~~

    re: Tigga     Pfffftttt!!!!  It's because of the brunnet(sp) that works
    in the other half of the building from him, and the other one that
    works up the hall from him.  I only stop by to say hi to him 'cause I
    heard people avoid him like the plague down there.  So, being the nice
    guy that I am, I stop by and say hi.  :^)
    
    Chris D.

    
    	RE: Chris
    
    	Well I certainly hope that's not why you stop by to see me!!!
    	sniff.. (8
    
    	tigga~~~

    
    	Hey, Tigga - the brunette he's talking about is none other
    	than "petite" Robin .
    
    							GTI
    

    
	Some "non-metalist" that  *I* think may be liked by some of you...

		360's (formerly The Bardots)
		Arsenal
		Babes in Toyland
		Beat Happening
		The Bevis Frond (great guitar)
		Bullet LaVolta
		Smashing Pumpkins
		Tad (maybe anything by Subpop)
		Nirvana
		Soundgarden
		Chapterhouse
		Ride
		Swervedriver
		Cold Water Flat
		Controlled Bleeding
		Das Damen
		Died Pretty
		Death of Samantha
		Vapors
		Fugazi
		God Bullies
		Green Magnet School
		Drumming on Glass
		L7
		Moving Targets
		Mudhoney
		My Dad is Dead
		Rest in Pieces
		Savage Repubic (17 Pygimes)
		The Bags
		The Hypnotics (pseudo Cream Tribute -:)
		The Titanics

    
    	What's the name of the most recent Allman Brothers' song?
    
    	I heard it about a month ago, and I loved it, but now I
    	don't remember what it's called.  The video has a bunch
    	of females in it, if that helps any.
    
    							GTI
    

>    	What's the name of the most recent Allman Brothers' song?
 
Probalby either "Good Clean Fun" (the rocker) or "Seven Turns" (the ballad),
both from their last album....

alan

    
    	"Good Clean Fun" was the one ... thanks!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	I took my sister's "Vanilla Ice" tape with me today ... and I
    	have to admit that it's not too bad, especially compared to
    	alot of the other rap around today.
    
    	After I finish listening I'll be able to enter a better review,
    	but I haven't even finished the 1st side yet.
    
    							GTI
    

    BBBBBBRRRRRRrrrrrrrr!  <shiver>

    GTI = BVD(tm) (Big Vanilla Dancer ;-))

    Deee-Lite!!!
    
    Psychedelic..............
    
    'April
    

    
    The explosion of an Iraqi plane.
    
    
    
    
    
                                    DEEBS

    Dee-gorgeous!
    
    I 2nd Deee-lite!!

    My latest non-metal fave (actually I've been listening to Tucker since
    about '75) is Marshall Tucker.  Killer Blues, Toy !
    
    jc

    
    Simon and Gartfunkel roooolz!!!!

    
    
    Hmmm, it is a toss up between The Black Crowes, Marillion and Dire
    Straits.
    
    
    GAZ

    
    J.S. Bach right now, hands down.

    
    
    Cat Stevens

    Knowing Coop of late, when he said Tucker I figgered it was Tanya he
    was refer'in to. 

    
      OK!  Verdi to you !  Who said JSB was non-metal?  (^8*.
    
    
    GAZ

    Maggies Dream!
    Eric Johnson!
    U2!
    Edie Brickell!

    Re .353.  Aaaargghh. I just choked on some vomit.  Thats pitiful, have
    you had treatment for it?
    
    
    GAZ
    
    PS I don't normally knock other peoples music, but........

    
    
    hey its ok once in a while..   who do you like that would probably make
    me choke on vomit??  8*)
    
    hmmmmmm?
    
    
    
    Goddess F.

    
      Hmmm.  Touch question, but I used to like Gerry Rafferty (probably
    only because he is Scottish tho) and Ngwehmmmff Kgoennh!
    
    
      OK, OK  leonard co (I cant say it)......  
    
    
    
    GAZ

    
    	"Baker St." was one of my favorites when it came out!!
    
    	Also, "The Look of Love" by ABC.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	RE: Vanilla Ice
    
    	I haven't heard the entire album yet but I'd be interested to
    	know what you thought of it considering you're not a big rap
    	fan.
    
    	tigg~~~ who thinks his remake of "Play that Funky Music..."
    		is bogus-ogus.

    
    	Well, I heard it 1 1/2 times ... and as far as rap goes,
    	it's not too bad.
    
    	It's got the typical stuff I expect from rap:
    
    		I'm bad ... watch out.
    		I'm the #1 ladies' man.
    		I have sex until I pass out, and she's never had
    			anyone better.
    
    	So, lyrically, it's not exactly a breakthrough album.  But
    	musically, I like it.  It's bassy, has catchy hooks/choruses,
    	and sounds good when played loud.
    
    
    	There's one song [which I don't remember the name] that is
    	done without any instrumentation, but in their place is a
    	"vocal instrumentation" like you sometimes hear people do.
    	Drum beats and cymbal noises, you know?  Sounds good.
    
    	The ones I like:
    
    	"Stop This Train"
    	"Play That Funky Music"
    	"Ice Ice Baby"
    	[and the aforementioned "vocal instrumentation" song]
    
    
    	And I did listen to "Ice Ice Baby" to compare it to "Under
    	Pressure", and Buck's right.  There's one extra bass note
    	in the string of notes that makes it "different".
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	Maybe it's me but I don't consider Vanilla Ice, MC Hammer, and
    others of their ilk, rap.  To me it's more dance music.
    
    
    Paul

    
    	No, they're just rap artists that have more music played
    	with their songs rather than all that 'scratching' stuff
    	that gets really irritating quite fast.  =)
    
    	JJ who likes Ice Ice Baby but agrees with Tigga on Play
    		That Funky Music....the original is mucho better.
    
    

    Quit being so closed-minded, Paul.   ;^)
    
    I realized this morning that if I were to shave some stupid looking
    lines in the side of my head I could call myself Vanilla Greg.
    
    gh (but that would be bogus)

    I heard your current haircut isn't much better Greg!!
    ha ha ha
    ;^)
    
    I'm with Paul, tho' rap's reaching the saturation level with me
    lately, and I guess hip-hop's dance music as well...so how
    do you differentiate?
    
    /M

>    I heard your current haircut isn't much better Greg!!
    
    That's about it, dude!  At least I'm not trendy...  ;^)
    
    Keeping in the spirit of the topic, here's a couple of my fav.
    non-metal albums that I've been listening to lately:
    
    Keith Richards (Talk Is Cheap)
    Black Crowes (Shake Your Moneymaker)
    The Cure (Disintegration)
    
    gh

    
    	Who did the original "Play That Funky Music"?
    
    							GTI
    

    A band called "Roxanne" did a cover of 'play that funky music' too, it
    sounds awesome!
    You can't find their music anywhere anymore thow, because they broke
    up.  But if you find their one & only, by all means get it while it's
    hot!
    
    8^)
    
    'April

    Gee, I thought it was an EXTREME tune.  :^)
    
    Talk about LAME covers...eeesh, they KILL that one!!

    Somebody say something about the ponytailed longhair look ?   8^)
    
    Yo Greg ... "from what I hear" about your hair do, I would try any of
    those at home vasectomy kits ... wagagga ....  8^)
    
    Back on topic ...
    
    Eric Johnson - Tones/Ah Via Musicom/Instructional Video
    Black Crowes
    Dwight Yoakum
    
    
    Scary  

    
    
    	Dwight Yoakum?!?!?!?  UIGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGH!!  (8  My
    	mom says he looks like my beau.  (eesh). (8
    
    	Fave non-metallist right now?  After 7. 
    
    	tigg~~~

    
    
    Please excuse my ignorance, but who the h#ll is Dwight Yoakum?
    
    
    
    GAZ

    D.Y. is dat country dude who ALWAYS wears that low-slung hat, and 
    plays more of a rockabilly style sound.  He does a cover of that 
    tune "Lil Sister", and probably his biggest lp to date was "Guitars,
    Cadillacs, etc."

    This week my fave non-metal has got to be one of the three following
    bands/dudes:
    
    Allman Bros (Eat a Peach, dude)
    Jeff Healey
    Wagner (Always have some Wagner handy dudes/dudettes)

    You mean like Porter Wagner ?  I figured you'd like his clothes, since
    he was the first CW poseur ... wagagaga ....
    
    Scary

    I thought the first CW posuer was Calamity Jane?!

    No, I meant Richard Wagner (pronounced Vogner).
    As in classical tunes dude, as in the most bitchin'
    German dude who ever scored a score...
    
    :)
    

    I thought Beethoven and I shared that honor ;-)

    Callamity Jane...Hmmmm, wasn't she like a Roy Rodgers groupie ?
    

    
    Like as in Flight of the Valkyries...
    
    

    THANK YOU !  Yes, thats the dude !!
    I ******LOVE****** Valkyries...
    
    jc

    
    In case anybody else wonders, a Valkyrie is a winged warrior woman from
    Norse mythology.
    

    Thanks, it's all clear to me now! ;-)

    RE: .385
    
    Valkyries turn me ON !!
    
    Yaaaahoooo - look out wife !
    
    jc

    
    re Jeff
    
    You've been watching too much Jason and the Argonauts!
    
    

    Re -1.  Er, isn't that Greek mythology!  Walkyrie are from Norse
    Mythology and are represented by women on horse back (not winged) who
    would ride forth to summon dead warriors to Walhala, etc, etc.
    
    It was Odins way of getting an army on the cheap.
    
    
    GAZ

    
    	Since I just picked these up they come to mind...
    
    	Superchunk
    	Naked Raygun
    	Poster Children

    Man, you non-metalists are clamin!!
    
    The proper German title of the Wagnerian opera is "Die Walkuri".  It's
    the 2nd of 4 parts in a opera called _Ring of the Nibelung_, which is
    all about German mythology.  Here are the operas in order:
    
    1) Das Rheingold
    2) Die Walkuri
    3) Siegfried
    4) Die Gotterdamerung
    
    There...that's today's cultural lecture, kiddies!
    ;^)
    
    B.

    yeah, yeah...
    
    Buck

    400 replies. 
    
    
    Queen is a good non-metal band. 

    Eric Johnson
    Sisters of Mercy
    Course of Empire
    Edie Brickell
    Doors ;-P
    Maggie's Dream
    Ministry

    
    City Boy
    Supertramp
    Journey
    Baby's
    Foreigner
    Wishbone Ash
    Steely Dan
    Uriah Heep
    Henry Gross
    Doobies
    Bad Company - Not the new format
    Jethro Tull
    Moody Blues
    CSNY,CSN,CN,Y
    Bruce Springsteen
    Rick Springfield - selected songs only...
    Dan Fogelberg
    Little River Band
    John Denver....oh s**t did I really list him...
    Donovan
    J.T.
    WASP ...just to bring a little sanity back to my list!
    
                            R.B.

    Re -1.  Uriah Heep non-metal shum mishtake shurly!
    
    
    
    Ga-ZAZ

    
      RE:-1
    
         I considered them non-metal back when I listened to them..
     Demon's and Wizards ...Return to Fantasy...They were very
     progressive just like Deep Purple was back then. That's all I
     meant by classifying them as non-metal....My definition of HM
     is different than most.
    
                           R.B.

    April, is Eric Johnson really popular in his home state of Texas?  I
    think it is a shame he isn't more recognized.
    
    Oh yeah, in keeping with the topic...
    
    Slim Whitman
    Barry Manilow
    Roger Whittaker
    Zamfir
    Pia Zadora
    Yoko Ono

    Ya gotta see this guy live .... whew !    8^)
    
    
    Scary

    I've been dyin' to see EJ live.  He was here last September, but I
    didn't find out about it until the day after the concert. :-(

    FWIW, Eric Johnson's playing here in Colorado Springs (at the AF
    Academy concert hall, really nice place) on April 20th...
    
    gh

    ALMOST worth taking a job for ;-)

    
     I wonder if my Heavy Metal van would make it from VT to Colorado and
    back. I'd like to see this guy play!
    
                  R.B.

    try a jet.  Probably be cheaper than the gas.

    
    	I listened to "Immaculate Collection" this w'end, and it's
    	a great album!!  Madonna has a great voice!!
    
    	"Vogue" and "Rescue Me" are 2 of my favorites, as well as
    	"La Isla Bonita" and a couple others.
    
    	But I don't like the remixes of a few of the older songs.
    	They sound alot different.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    Definitely not metal....  I went and saw Tom Rush this past Saturday
    here in Nashua, NH.  The wifette is a big fan and I was always curious
    as to his music/style.  After seeing him, I would have to say that he is
    an entertainer and a great acoustic gitbox player.  You could hear a
    pin drop in the place when he was playing this particular song....
    Can't remember the name of the song, but the guitar was absolutely
    flawless.  If ya like acoustic guitar and a very good singing voice
    along with a very entertaining character, check out Tom Rush........
    
    
    
    -Tunes-

    
    	I got Dread Zeppelin's "Un-Led-Ed" in the mail last night ...
    	what a strange band!!
    
    	It's wild hearing an Elvis impersonator doing Zeppelin songs,
    	and throwing in some Elvis stuff for good measure.
    
    	"You ain't nothin' but a black dog ..."
    
    							GTI
    
    

    Cool Matt!  I liked the old Fixx stuff a lot.  
    
    What are the "thought provoking" lyrics about?
    
    gh

    
    I always thought Flash in the Pan were cool.

    Jeff Healey and Steely Dan for me,well cool stuff
    
    
    
    
                                               Staynz

>        Check out  note  81.20  - I think that should explain some of
>        it. 
    
    Yeah, that does.  I hadn't gotten to it yet when I posted my last reply
    here...
    
    8^)
    
    gh

    
    Speaking of Jeff Healy, isn't he the person who does that song that 
    sounds EXACTLY like the MTV theme song, which was originally done by the 
    Kinks? 

    Now that you mention it, it *does* sound a lot like the MTV song ! He's
    blind - he probably didn't know ....
    
    
    	WAAAAAAAAAAAAGAGAGAGAGAGAGAGA (*thump* ... who moved the chair ?)
    
    Scary

    
    Wonder why the Kinks haven't said anything bout it...

    
    	I finally got my surround speakers mounted on the wall behind
    	my bed, and I popped in Dread Zeppelin's "Un-Led-Ed" and list-
    	ened to "Bring It on Home" ... incredible!!
    
    							GTI
    

    I seriously hope you're not going to use those surround speakers as a ploy 
    to lure young ladies up to your bedroom!!
    
    I can see it now:
    
    	"You really have to lay down to experience the full effect..."
    
    
    You devil you!   ;-)
    
    -Stevie D 

    Jon Butcher, The Alarm, Red Rider, Santana, Jethro Tull, Boston, Robert
    Cray, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Survivor, Cheap Trick, Allan Parsons Project,
    Yes (incl. Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe), Van Morrison, ZZ Top,
    Mike + The Mechanics, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Johann Sebastian Bach,
    Mussourgskii, Claude Debussy, 38 Special, Lynrd Skynrd, Eric Johnson,
    Brandford Marsalis, Wynton Marsalis, U2, The Doors, Run-DMC, Public
    Enemy, LLCoolJ, etc.
    

    mozart, beethoven, chikofski (sp?), and anything classical. They knew
    how to write songs. It really is quite talented, the rythm and all the
    other junk blends right in. Fantastic.
    
    I aslo think Queren is great.
    
    Chris.
    

    Jesus Jones
    Psychefunkapus `8)
    Deee Lite !!
    Ottmar Liebert `8)
    
    
    
    ...hmmm...
    

    Queen!  WE WILL, WE WILL, ROCK YOU!!!

           Mama mia,mama mia....PLease let him go!!!!!
    
    
                       Frizkid
    

    808 State
    EMF
    Roxette
    The Beatiful South
    Billy Bragg
    South American/ Latin guitar stuff.
    The Clash.
    
    Joe Strummer.
     

    
    
    Eek A Mouse - Reggae
    Bob Marley
    Rush
    Wynton Marsalis
    Robert Cray
    Stevie Ray Vaughn
    George Thurlygood
    Yellow Man - Reggae

Talk Talk
ELO
Kraftwerk
Million Dollar Secret
Dire Straits
Return to Forever
Burning Spear
Bob Marley
Eek A Mouse
ABBA
Rolling Stones, Beatles, Hollies
Bonney M (old), Paul Anka
Zamfir (folklore only)
Steely Dan
Santana, Barclay James Harvest, Stackridge, Fox

Sorin

    
    	I heard that Elton John song "Don't Let Your Son Go Down on Me"
    	today.  He has a good voice.
    
    							GTI

    ...How about Kate Bush with her version of Rocket Man? Good stuff.
    
    Joe Strummer.
    

    I prefer the original,it also sounds a bit funny when she says she
    misses her wife!!
    
    
                                           Staynz

    That new Julian Lennon song "Saltwater Wells In My Eyes" is most
    triumphant!  
    
    'pril

    
    
    it is definitely a thinker. I've seen it a few times, and watch it
    every time.
    
    Chris

    Yes,,,, JL all the way...

    re. 436
    
    "Don't Let Your Son Go Down On Me"
    
    :^)

    
    	It's about time someone noticed that!!
    
    							GTI

    
    	I've seen "Diamonds and Pearls" on Tony's and Alan's "Hot lists"
    	recently, so could you tell me what it's like as far as content?
    	Is there a bunch of stuff like "Gett Off", or is it slow like
    	the title track?
    
    	And how about the C&C Music Factory album?  Is it all basically
    	dance stuff like the released singles?  [Tigga/JJ/Rob?]
    
    	Thanks for any info.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	Yeah, C&C is pretty much the same as what you've heard
    	on the radio.  Actually, I only really like what's
    	been released....the other stuff ain't all that 
    	great IMHO.  Prince, I don't know.....Tigg might
    	be able to answer that, I know she just got the CD
    	recently.  (she went home early today though)
    
    	JJ
    

    She better have the CD!
    
              Frizkid
    

    
    	RE: Friz
    
    	(;  Actually I have the tape, not the CD...
    
    	Umm... Diamonds and Pearls... the entire tape isn't like
    	Gett Off (unfortunately) and I still don't think it's as
    	good as Purple Rain but I don't think Prince will ever
    	release something like that again.  Offhand, I'd have to
    	say it's merely "okay".  I wasn't thrilled with a lot of
    	his umm... experiments?  I don't know if that's the right
    	word to use here or not....I just think it's "ok"
    
    	RE: C&C
    
    	Gotta agree with JJ.  The only really good tunes off the
    	tape (Rob might disagree, not sure though) are the ones
    	you hear(d) on the radio...
    
    	tigg~~~

    I kinda like a lot of what Prince does,what I don't like is the way he
    promotes himself ie as some kind of super sexy person.It gives me the
    boak to see him fart around in his leather underpants.
    
    
                                                           Staynz

    
    
    I agree with you Staynz..  its almost like you gotta appreciate his
    talent, but with your eyes closed.  
    
    
    Goddess F.

    
    	Chic has a new album coming out ... the only member not coming
    	back is Tony [?] Thompson, the guy from Power Station.
    
    							GTI
    

    He also drummed alongside Phil Collins in the Led Zep Live Aid show.
    Those two were so bad Bonzo must have been turning in his grave.
    Was'nt it Michael Des Barres who picked up vocal duty for that show
    after Barnsley's second most famous entertainer ( Saxon are the first
    :^) ), Robert Palmer had the good sense to flee the Power Station?
    
    Barry.

    
    	The name caught my eye; Is Michael Des Barres acting now, specifically
    	he's on the new WKRP...or whatver it's called I think.
    
    	- Jim

    
    FYI, Michael Des Barnes also sang in a band called "Chequered Past"
    alongside Steve Jones (guitars) from the pistols. They were signed to 
    "Heavy Metal America".

    I saw him on an epsiode of the HitchHiker about two years ago.
    
                               Crazy_I_know_I've_seen_him_in_other_stuff_
                                  But_I_can't_think_of_it_Al

    And was'nt MDB's (current/former?) wife some famous groupie? Not sure
    whether she was part of the "Plaster-caster" mob. 
    
    Back with the topic, one band I really do like is Icehouse. Haven't
    heard of them for four years so I take it they've split. 
    
    Barry.

>    Back with the topic, one band I really do like is Icehouse. Haven't
>    heard of them for four years so I take it they've split. 
    
    I'm with you on this one, Barry!  Their early stuff was especially
    roolin!  VERY moody and cool.
    
    gh (who got into them back around '81)

    I'd say "Measure For Measure" is their best. Sounds like a mix of
    Roxy Music/Bowie. "No Promises" from that album has got to be 
    4 minutes of the most perfect pop ever. Ahh! swoon, swoon. Must
    play that tonight.
    
    Barry.
    

re: Barry

>    And was'nt MDB's (current/former?) wife some famous groupie? Not sure
>    whether she was part of the "Plaster-caster" mob. 

Yup! His wife is Pamela Des Barres, who even wrote a book on the subject. She
was a favorite of Jimmy Page's, among others. I believe she was not a 
plaster-caster, but she was a GTO (Girls Together Outrageously), who were
a collection of LA groupies.

alan

    The KLF (JAMM`s)
    
    You Muricans,check out America:What time is love? Best tune of 1992.
    
    -Stuski.
    

    Right Said Fred...
    
    			NOT!

Metallica

    
    
      I have to admit it was funny!
    
                                      mike
    

    
    actually, i LOVE the KLF!!
    
    

    
    	I'd hardly call them fav's as I'm only familar with one track but
    	it is an interesting version of "Supernaught".
    
    	- Jim
    
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    I'm looking for a single that I've heard on Krusher's Sunday Metal
    Mayhem show on GLR  ....  my local Our Price reckon the Devotion label 
    was owned by Wax Tracks who have recently gone bust ...  does anyone 
    have any leads before I write to GLR and chase it ?
    
    The number is called "Supernaut" by 1000 Homo DJs and I reckon it must
    be a single (because Krusher was telling everyone to buy it and get it 
    to No.1 in the Top Farty)  but if anyone knows of it as a track on an
    album somewhere .... that's just as good.
    
    Expectantly,
      			Paul
    

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    	Yes, I've liked this cover for some time now.  I just ran across
    	it the other day in Tower but didn't pick it up yet.  It was on
    	a 4 track CD, don't know what else is on it.  Only familar with
    	this one song.  It gets a lot of airplay here.
    
    	- Jim

    What's KLF stand for?

    IMHO;
    
    Keloid
    Lost/
    Found
    
                       Crazy_sorry_Rob_Al

    KLF stands for nowt. Personally,i prefer to call them the Justified
    Ancients of Mu Mu.
    

    
    How about "The total advocates of Shit Shit" ?

    seems about right to me!   8)
    
    Staynz

    
    KLF is ALSO the gnads (as well as fates waning) :')
    
    

    
    spell checker:  looks like you missed a 'K'.
    
    flip

    
    
    bwahahahaha!!! :')
    
    

    You myn have no taste. KLF will take over the world!
    

    Gee, that was interesting.

    Well,at least i know wot a shausage is,and wot minche piesh are,`Pril.
    
    Back to the topic,Carter the unstoppable Sex Machine,Manic Street
    Preachers,P.J.Harvey,Ride,and EMF are the absolute biz with moi at
    the moment.
    

    
    	I haven't heard enough by them and even so I don't know if I'd
    	consider them a favorite or not but Gruntruck sound a bit interesting.  
    	They're vocalist is from the recently defuncted Skin Yard where by 
    	Jack Endino was a former guitarist.  Jack has been involved with a 
    	lot of production on stuff by Tad, Suundgarden, etc.  I don't know 
    	what he's up to now.
    	
    	As for the vocals, as much as I hate to compare things this way on 
    	first listen Ozzy-like first came to mind but that's probably about
    	the furthest thing from the truth I've said today.  It's still
    	early though.
    
    	- Jim

    
    
    	Friz...
    
        You weren't kidding about Melissa Etheridge!... she looks great!
    Now to listen to the music.
    	
    	Ever seen her live before?  She puts on a great show!
    
    
    Paul
    

    Naw....I wish I had!  I'm gonna check her out this time around.
       Meow!!! She's kitten like...
    
               Frizkid
    

    
    	Weird Al has a new album coming out, and apparently his 1st sin-
    	gle has been played on the radio ... "Smells Like Nirvana".
    
    	Has anyone heard it?  How is it?
    
    							GTI

    Heard it this mornin...Not bad.
    He mentions stuff like"I don't know what I'm singing.Ears are bleedin"
    They mention Atlanta and somethin about cows.There are afew burps and
    dumb sound effects thrown in.
    
    
                                 Crazy_don't_call_me_Wierd_Al

Thanks Wierd_Al

    O.K Timbo.
    
                        Crazy_in_too_good_a_mood_Al

    
    	Does anyone else think Joe Walsh's "Ordinary Average Guy" is one
    	of the stupidest songs ever recorded?
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    Yes, I do!
    
    
    Whats even worse, is I think the new Def Leppard steals ideas from the
    lyrics of this song!!
    
    
    
    Goddess F.

    
    No, I think every Shotgun Messiah song is the stupidest!! ~/~

    Reasons?
    
       frizkid
    

    
    Just kidding! ~/~ means "stirring *$#@"

    Oh...I was unaware of the symbolism. Won't happen again..
    
     Frizkid
    

    
    Actually, I think it;'s good!

    
    	RE: Pete
    
    	What's good ... Shotgun Messiah or "Ordinary Average Guy"?
    
    	Hopefully you mean SM!!
    
    							GTI

    
    S&M, opps, I
     mean SM. 8-)

    I think the"Taco Grande'"song is a take_off of the"RRRRRico_Suavea"
    song by Whats_his_name?
    
                 Crazy_NOT_wierd_Al

Gerardo - My main man, NOT!  Too bad he's not as good as he thinks he is...

Tim

    
    
    	Ok, for lack of a better place to put this....
    
    	You've all heard Tigg and I brag about this dance band that
    	we follow called Dezyne.  We've even dragged a couple of you
    	to some of their gigs..... =)  Well, they've had one of their
    	originals played on WZOU's "Home Jam" (local talent showcase
    	type of thing) and it seems that Sonny Jo White liked the tune
    	so much that he plans to play it on HIS show on Monday.  So,
    	anyone who likes dance/funk music or is just curious if they're
    	as good and Tigg and I say they are, tune in to WZOU 94.5 this
    	Monday between 5:20 and 5:30.  That's when they were told he'd
    	be playing their song, and I believe the title is "I'm Your Man"
    
    	Oh, and if you like the tune, call the station and request it
    	a lot.  =)
    
    
    	JJ
    

    
    	RE: if you like the tune call and request it a lot
    
    	Even if you DON'T like the tune call and request it a lot. (8
    
    	tigg~~

    Atleast one of the guys in the band work in my plant(WMO)
    I don't know his name but he's a tall Black dude with a pony_tail.
    People around here are crazy about the band and go see them when they 
    play at the Sing_A_Pour(or is that the"Sling_a_Whore"?)
    They play every year at our plants variety show for the United Way.
    They are very proffestional(what?),but scince I'm not into"DaNcE"_MuZaK
    I don't check em out..
    
                       Crazy_they_are_good_Al      at what they do*

    Don't get me wrong,Mike.I have nothin againest the resturant.
    Altho,sometimes the Nuw_News are a little soggy...
    
                Crazy_On_an_Egg_Roll_Al

    
    
    	Al, actually two of them do.  The other one is black too, his
    	name is Ronnie.	The big one with the ponytail is Howard.
    	Another one is a DECcie too and works in Shrewsbury I think.
    
    	Doesn't matter, they didn't play the darned song!  =(
    
    

    
    
    	I know there are quite a few Melissa Etheridge fans in here so...
    
    	She's scheduled to appear on The Tonight Show sometime this week.
    She stopped by Letterman's show a few weeks ago and performed "2001".  
    Dave appeared to have "the hots" for her.   
    
    
    Paul

    Dave must be stupid to the ways of the world because Melissa is
    professed lesbian.
           
          Friz
                                                                                
    
                 

    All_Right Firz..
    Who taught you this new word"Durf"?
    
    
      Crazy_my_current_favorite_is_"Frud"_Al...

    Friz,
    
    Is that a fact or a fack?
    
    BJ

    I've never heard it out of her mouth but the bass player in my band
    works in a music store and swears she said it.
    
           I have no problems with it but I was kinda hoping for a chance
    next time she came to town. 8)
      I thought it was weird since all of her songs are about men.
        Or what seems to be men....
    
          friz
    

    
    Fried one,
    
    If you are going to attempt to be cool why on earth would you steal
    words from Pauly Shore?  Furthermore, there's no way in which you could
    achieve this unless you get the words in the correct context.
    
    Have a great night.
    
    Flip

    Who wants to be cool?  
    
           Friz
    

    
    	Has anyone heard "What the World Needs Now"?  I've heard it on
    	WGAO [Dean Jr. College radio station in Franklin, MA], and it's
    	basically an alternative-type song.
    
    	It cranks!!
    
    	"What the world need now, is another Frank Sinatra,
    	 so I can get you into my bed.
    	 What the world needs now, is another folk singer,
    	 like I need a hole in my head".
    
    							GTI

    
    I believe that's a group called Cracker.  I'm looking for it now.

    RE:  Cracker
    
    A friend of mine taped that for me.  I listened to a couple of songs
    and turned it off.  Reminds me of Social Distortion who bore me too.
    
    S

	RE: .510

	The other day while mentioning that I was looking for a Bob Dylan
	cover/tribute disc entitled "Outlaw Blues" that features Poster
	Children, Anastasia Screamed, and others I made a reference similar
	to that song something like "I need to hear a Dylan cover like a 
	need a (another) hole in the head!"

	I think that song has someone from Camper Van B. or Eugene
	Chadbourne (Sp?) but I can't really think...same band that does
	an okay Status Quo "Pictures of Matchstick Man..."

	- Jim?

    re: that Cracker song
    
    It's been getting a lot of airplay out here.  Sounds like a novelty
    song to me, at least that's how I view it.  It was funny the first
    couple of times I heard it, not I'm just bored with it.
    
    On the other hand, I liked the Camper Van Beethoven version of
    "Pictures of Matchstick Men" quite a lot!  
    
    I think you're right, Jim, I seem to remember hearing that Cracker had
    at least one of the CVB people in it.  
    
    gh

    
    Dezyne :^)
    
    (I know I messed up the spelling).   
    
    -andy

    >(I know I messed up the spelling).   
    
    Nope, you spelled it correctly!

    
    
    	yup!
    
    	

    Ya_Know?
    Every_Body at work trys to drag me out to see these Guys when they play
    at the Sling_A_Whore,but I never go.Not really into Dance Music but
    I should check em out because I hear that they are Way_Profesional.
    Like I said before"Two of the guys in the band work in the same plant
    that I do.But I've never talked to them"
    
             Crazy_You_Never_Even_Get_Me_Out_On_The_Floor_Al

    
    
    	re: Al
    
    	your signoff......that's what Greg and Alan said too but
    	before the night was over Tigg and I got them on the dance
    	floor!  =)
    

    I would take Mucho Rum_and_Cokes!!! :-)
    
    My Current Non_Mettler Favs??      The_Cure.
    
    
        Crazy_They_Got_Pretty_Heavy_at_Times_The_last_Time_I_Saw_Them_Al

    
    	So, has everyone run out to buy a copy of the new Joey Lawrence
    	album?
    
    	After seeing his performance on The Arsenio Hall Show, I don't
    	see how they could keep any of them on the shelves.
    
    	[Yeah, right!!]
    
    							GTI
    

    
    never heard of him...
    
    

    
    	He's the younger brother from "Blossom", who used to be on one
    	of those "family sitcoms" ["Gimme a Break", I think].
    
    							GTI

He was on MTV spring break too...

I'd say he was 1993's Gerardo (who?)

Tim

    Actually I saw him on Arsenio, and while I was impressed with him as
    a "performer" and even a singer, that kinda music just doesn't do
    anything for me.
    
    On the other hand, I got the impression that playing the "dumb" brother
    on a sitcom may not be much of a stretch for him in terms of acting.
    
    ;-)
    
    	db

    I was impressed too.. The kid can sing.... Little Joey with BIG NELL!

    Yeah, and you guys probably enjoyed the Tom Jones special on VH1
    yesterday too...
    
    I almost hurled before I could find the remote to change it!
    
    gh

    
    	I thought he was horrible!!
    
    							GTI

    
    	ELO's "Don't Bring Me Down" was just on ... used to be one of my
    	favorite songs when it came out.
    
    	And "Are You Goin' My Way" is on now ... cranks!!  I might pick
    	up this album.  Any comments on the album overall?
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	I bought Lenny Kravitz's "Are You Gonna Go My Way" the other
    	night, and all I can say is YAWN.
    
    	The title track is the first song, which is great, and then
    	the album just kind of falls off a cliff and dies.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	Kenny G - Breathless
    
    	Talk about relaxing stuff.
    

    maybe db should listen to it.

    It takes your breath away by replacing it with a fluid from a lower
    body cavity...

I thought it made you feel like you filled your mouth with bait.

>>	I bought Lenny Kravitz's "Are You Gonna Go My Way" the other
>>    	night, and all I can say is YAWN.
>>    	The title track is the first song, which is great, and then
>>    	the album just kind of falls off a cliff and dies.
>>    							GTI
    
	Urghh, this album should have been my next purchase...
    
    	I also love the title song, why does it fall then?
    	Btw, happens sometimes, one song is really great, get's lotsa
    	airplay, you buy the album and after listening you ask yourself:	
    
    	WHY ???
    
    	Cruel, isn't it?
    
    	...SJ...
    
    
    

    
    	I bought the album because the title track cranks, but the rest
    	of the album is extremely slow.  I can't even name one of the
    	other songs on the album, which shows you how much they stuck
    	out in my mind.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	Ok, so I'll give it a listen befor I buy it...
    
    	thanks
    
    	...SJ...

    You have to realize where Lenny is coming from.  He is a very
    diversified artist, and his albums reflect that (all of them do). 

    Yeah but Shawn, you can't expect Lenny to sound like Warrant, dude ;)

    
    re. "Are You Gonna Go My Way"
    
    If you ask me, even this hit of Lenny's is a just a bad copy of Procol
    Harum's "Whiskey Train," except the guitar solo's worse...
    
    - Sean

    It Sounds like"Cross_Town Traffic"to me.

    It sounds like a cross between Purple Haze and How many more times (er,
    i think that`s it from the 1st Led Zeppelin album) to me.
    
    He`s a got a grim looking drummer,that`s for sure.
    
    
     

    >> He`s a got a grim looking drummer,that`s for sure.
    
    Bahahahaha....I was thinking the same thing when I saw the video
    yesterday......yikes.....and it's a woman, right?
    
    :), d

    I think she looks good, not cute I hasten to add, but just 'cool'.
    
    -Tony

    Aye,well we all know about your taste in birds. etc.
    
    Getting back to the subject,my fave non metallist at the moment has
    got to be Pat Matheney,jazz guitarist extradinaire.
    
    I`ll be putting my pipe and slippers on,and seeing him at Hammersmith
    Apollo tomorrow neet.
    

    
    	I'd figure no one has the Green Jelly album, right?  So no one
    	can tell me if it's any good?
    
    	Or how about Dinosaur Jr.?  The 2 songs I've heard are good,
    	but I don't know if it'd be worth it to buy it.
    
    							GTI
    

    Shawn... if you like two songs... I'd say chances are
    pretty good that you wouldn't be disappointed by Dinosaur Jr's
    album.
    	I've only heard a couple cuts myself, but I have friends that
    worship the band. I guess Mascis is from Mass., and went to UMass.
    I think he looks like Todd Rundgren.

    re: .546
    	I bought the cd of Green Jello ( Yes I typed Jello of my onw free
    will) after I saw them Live in Denver. It is fun music. they
    delibrately tell people they suck. In fact one of their songs is Green
    Jello Sucks. They are subtle in thier attempt at satirizing the Thrash,
    Heavy Metal music Industry. Some of my Friends also believe that some
    of Green Jello's members are former or present membes of GWAR.
    
    Chris Vermette

    Bought the latest Duran Duran album yesterday, its pretty good.

    does it come with a free big girls blouse and matching lipstick?? haha!
    
    
    
    
    ian

    Yer one to talk, ya nancy boy!  Just last week you were over here
    telling me how much you liked Duran Duran's new stuff!!
    
    gh

    shut your bloody face........or I'll make some bloody lies to say about
    you  8)
    
    
    ian

    As if anyone would believe you now that they've metcha!
    
    gh

    hey...I'm a fine upstanding piller of the community and do not lie~  8)
    
    
    
    ian

    
    	Andy Bell [from Erasure] and k.d. lang did a remake of the
    	smash hit "No More Tears" [done originally by Barbra Streisand
    	and Donna Summer in the 70's] for "The Coneheads" movie.
    
    							GTI
    

    Erasure rooolz!!!

    
    	I can't wait to hear the remake ... I love the original!!
    
    	[The soundtrack is due out in the middle of July.]
    
    
    							GTI

    
    	On my latest trip to Boston, the highlight was definitely the
    	purchase of "Sticky's Children", by a band called Duck Duck
    	from Lowell, MA.  The album was recorded somewhere in Worces-
    	ter, MA, in 1992.
    
    	These guys are amazing!!  More diverse than Scatterbrain, if
    	you can believe it.  Combining German beer-drinking music,
    	polka, big band, "bar-room soul", opera, rock, and speed metal
    	on one album is quite the chore, but they did it!!
    
    	If you can find this anywhere, buy it!!  Thanks to Steve Grenier
    	for suggesting it to me!!
    
    							GTI
    

    fyi, the guitarist is formerly from formicide (kevin stevenson).  the
    guy is amazing.
    

    
    	Surprisingly, I'm hearing a few alternative songs that I like,
    	including:
    
    	"Girlfriend" -  Matthew Sweet.  I've heard this song a few times
    			but didn't know who did it.  Great song!!
    
    	[don't know] -	Urge Overkill.  Been playing on WAAF recently.
    			Great song!!
    
    							GTI

By the time I decide I like them, they're usually no longer considered
alternative.

Tim

    
    	Does anyone have the Matthew Sweet album with "Girlfriend"
    	on it?  If so, how's the rest?
    
    							GTI

    
>    	Does anyone have the Matthew Sweet album with "Girlfriend"
>    	on it?  If so, how's the rest?
    

	If you like "Girlfriend" you'll like the rest of the album.
        If not...

	/Cap'n Quad
	

    
    	Well, I got tired of waiting for a response [8^)] so I bought
    	it anyways.
    
    	"Girlfriend" is the best song on the album, and the rest is
    	so-so.  It'll take another listen before I can make a better
    	decision.
    
    							GTI

    
    	Anyone else watch the 70's show last night?  Great stuff!!
    
    	The Stylistics and Spinners sounded EXCELLENT ... I might even
    	go out and buy some Greatest Hits stuff by these 2 groups now
    	that I know how many songs I like.
    
    	Shyy was very impressive ... have heard of them, but had never
    	heard their stuff.
    
    	Jade sounded as good as Sister Sledge on "We Are Family", but
    	that doesn't mean that Sister Sledge sounds bad.  I thought
    	they sounded just as good as they used to.
    
    	Donna Summer is still extremely boinkable, and sounded FANTASTIC,
    	especially on "Last Dance".  As she was singing, I was thinking
    	that I'd like to hear Mariah Carey do a remake just to see what
    	she'd do to it [translation: how much she'd butcher it].
    
    	Vicki Sue Robinson sounded horrible ... not sure if there was a
    	good reason for it, besides that she's lost her voice, but I
    	wasn't impresses at all.  All she did was scream.
    
    	And it was good to see Bo and Luke again ... it's just too bad
    	they didn't bring Daisy.
    
    							GTI

    
    
    
    
    	Hhh.. HHHHHhuuuhh... HHHHUUBBLLLEAEAAAACCCKKK!!!! 
    
    
    	Sorry.. thats the best 'puke' noise I can do.. 
    
    

I just yakked on my shoes...

    RE: GTI
    
    Damn -- Sister Sledge was on there?!?  They rooled!!  Donna was awesome
    in her time...the undisputed queen of Disco...before (excuse me, Mike) 
    she got "Born Again" and started mouthing off to the very same audience
    that MADE her career.  Nothing like biting the hand that feeds.  Oh
    well, she gave it all up for salvation ... I'm sure she thinks it's
    worth it ...

    For our beloved PRILmonster...

     RE: Shawn
    
         Anyone is Boinkable to you Pal !  You got No Class ....
    
      :')
    
    
         Hey, Watch it...You almost Puked on my Desk !!!
    
    

    re: GTI
    
    I feel queasy...
    
    gh

	RE: GTI
    	>Anyone else watch the 70's show last night?  Great stuff!!
    
	Well Shawn... I'll stand up and be counted.  (8  I
    	watched some of it too.  I taped it because I knew I
    	wouldn't be staying up that late to watch the whole
    	thing.  I've got to finish watching it as soon as I
    	have some time.
    
    	>Shyy was very impressive ... have heard of them, but had never
    	>heard their stuff.
    
    	Shai was on?!?!?  ARGGH!  Now I'll HAVE to finish watching
    	it!
    
    	>Vicki Sue Robinson sounded horrible ... not sure if there was a
    	>good reason for it, besides that she's lost her voice, but I
    	>wasn't impresses at all.  All she did was scream.
    
    	I dunno if there was a good reason or not either but man...
    	it's no wonder her career didn't span the decades!  Brrr!!
    	Gloria Gaynor could've done without the assistance on
    	"I Will Survive" imo.
    
    	>And it was good to see Bo and Luke again ... it's just too bad
    	>they didn't bring Daisy.
    
    	Really?  I didn't think so.  (8  Both of them turned country
    	singers but neither had a wonderful career at it.  I remember
    	I used to think Bo was "IT" ...thankfully my taste has
    	changed. (:
    
    	tigg~~~~

    RE: Dukes of Hazzard
    
    >	Really?  I didn't think so.  (8  Both of them turned country
    >	singers but neither had a wonderful career at it.
    
    "Bo" had a pretty sizable hit in 1987 -- "When the Right One Comes 
    Along"... too bad he fizzled after that, the album was actually 
    quite good.
       
    
    >   I remember I used to think Bo was "IT" ...thankfully my taste has
    >   changed. (:
    
    Now you think *I* am "IT" ... come here my little love slave....
    ;')

    I also watched the 70's celebration and it was cool~~~~~~
    
    
    SueJ

    
    	Any opinions on "The Cramps"?
    
    	I saw "Bikini Girls with Machine Guns" on Beevis and Butthead,
    	and I've seen a couple of their CD's in bargain bins.  Are they
    	any good?
    
    							GTI

>       <<< Note 166.577 by BUSY::SLABOUNTY "Being weird isn't enough" >>>

    
>    	Any opinions on "The Cramps"?
    

	See that process name, that hit's The Cramps right on the head...

	I like 'em!  Crossdressed and all...Gothic rock-a-billy
	
	Human Fly, Surfin' Bird, etc....first album, out of print, 
	eponomously titled, is the best...Great Halloween band

	IMHO
	/Cap'n Quad

    get 'smell of female' its good if your feeling in the mood for it.
    
    jim
    
    good taste!!

    JIM MORRISON
    
    
    One of my favourity Bands.
    
    "Come on baby light my fire
     try to get on higher"
    
    Thomas_Land Ho

>    JIM MORRISON
>    
>    One of my favourity Bands.
>    
>    "Come on baby light my fire
>     try to get on higher"
 
    Robbie Krieger wrote "Light My Fire"...   
    

    But he didn't sing "try to get on higher"......
    
    

    ok one point for you. 
    
    But Jim Morrison == The Doors
    
    The Doors without Jim is the same as a computer without a processor.

>    But Jim Morrison == The Doors
>    
>    The Doors without Jim is the same as a computer without a processor.
    
    I'm not so sure.  I've read quite a bit on the subject and I believe
    that Ray Manzarek was the real mastermind behind The Doors.  Jim was
    just the mouthpiece (a part he played exceptionally well, don't get me
    wrong).  I don't think Jim could have cut it in a band without the
    creative musical minds that the others had.
    
    Greg
    
    
    
    
    
    
                                               

    
    
    How many times have we seen this? A band with a great frontman, doesn't
    contribute musically, sometimes even lyrically. But once he leaves,
    dies, etc.. the band is toast.. 
    
    At least thats from my experiences...
    
    Whit-

    
    	I heard "Tones from Home" and loved it, so I picked up the Blind
    	Melon CD last night.  Very good album!!
    
    	I had heard them compared to the Grateful Dead, but I don't see
    	any similarity ... Blind Melon is good.
    
    	8^)
    
    							GTI
    

    I can't believe that anyone would compare Blind Melon and the Grateful
    Dead.  These are two TOTALLY different bands with different backgrounds
    and influences.  There are _ZERO_ similarities between the two.  Yet they
    are both excellent bands...:)    
    
    :), dnaielle

    
    	I picked up "The Return of the Hellecasters" by The Hellecasters.
    
    	As you might be able to guess, they are so-named because they play,
    	strangely enough, Telecasters.  Excellent band!!  They jam, for a
    	non-HM band.
    
    	Included is a cover of "Peter Gunn", with a vox-box solo towards
    	the end.
    
    							GTI

    
    	My sister picked up a 3-CD set called "The Romance Collection -
    	Just the Two of Us" at Wal-Mart for $16 or so a couple days ago.
    	After getting it home, she played the 1st CD and quickly realized
    	it was all remakes ... no original artists perform the songs.  And
    	nowhere on the packaging [inner/outer/CD's] does it say this.
    
    	It is put out by the Special Music Company, in case anyone happens
    	to see it anywhere and is thinking of buying it.
    
    	Sounds like false advertising to me.
    
    							GTI

The title would be all the warning I'd need...

    
    sounds like your sister shops at the same places you do :').
    

>The title would be all the warning I'd need...
    
    No kidding, I could feel the bile rising in my throat as I read it!

I hear Disco's making a comeback!

    "just the 2 of us
     we can make it if we try
     just the 2 of us..."

    Tie a yellow ribbon round the
    old oak tree, its been three
    long years.... ;) 

    Mandy, you came and you gave
    without taking, now I sent you
    away, Oh Mandy!

    ....oh no...we've been Manilow-ized.......I come over and keel you if
    this song stays in my head for more than 1 nanosecond......;"))..../k

    I Write the Songs 
    That Make the Young_Girls Cry
    I Write the Songs
    I Write the Songs.
    
      Crazy_I_Bet_GTI_Records_The_CD's_Before_His_Sister_Returns_Them_Al
    

    
    	Quiet, all of you!!  8^)
    
    	Actually, if they were the original recordings, this set would be
    	pretty good.  Barry [of course!!], The Bee Gees, Barbra Streisand,
    	Starlight Vocal Band ["Afternoon Delight"], Air Supply [yay!!]. 
    	8^)
    
    	For a second, I considered buying them from her, but after hearing
    	3 or 4 songs they were just too bad.
    
    							GTI
    

    "you deserve a break today
     so get out and get away
     to McDonalds!"

    
    
      at the bana..coco ca bana
     she had the eyes of a dog 
      and a Tanna
    
      at the cona conaAbana 
     she was the vision of beauty
      and made me moana...
    
       
        Sax_Manalow
    

I'm having a bad flashback here...

England Dan & John Ford Coley
Elton John & Kiki Dee
Christopher Cross
Evelyn Champagne King


oh noooo!

I'm going to have to dig out my walkman from my desk and play some Live Thin
Lizzy to get this out of my head...

Tim

  >      <<< Note 166.603 by STRATA::LAMOTHE "Hameroids 2 for a Buck" >>>
                                              ^^^^^^^^^
    
    Sax, you're like.... purposely mispelling all your P_N's, right?
    
    |KS|
    
    

    
      Re: -1
    
       Yes, Mis Spelling on Purpose...Don't want to Get into too Much
    Trouble...  :-)
    
    

    
    	I just mailed in my order for "Rhino Presents the Disco Years 1-5"
    	on CD ... can't wait until it comes in!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    
    you need help... 
    
    

    
    	No I don't ... I can listen to them by myself if I really want
    	to.
    
    	8^)
    
    							GTI
    

    No,GTI.  You'll HAVE to listen to them Yer_Self..

    re: -1
    
    I was just going to say something like that!
    
    Shawn, you didn't believe that commercial that says "Disco is making a
    comeback" did you?  I KNEW they would trick somebody!
    

    oh god thats all we need,fannies leaping about dancefloors in their
    white 3 piece suits!Oh the agony of it all........! 8)
    
    
    
    							ian

    
    	It doesn't matter to me what's in style, or what the current fad
    	is ... I know what I like, and I'm going to continue to like it
    	whether anyone else is doing it or not.
    
    	If denim suddenly goes out of style, it won't stop me from wear-
    	ing it.
    
    							GTI

    >	If denim suddenly goes out of style, it won't stop me from wear-
    >	ing it.
    
		What happens if it goes back in style, are you going to 
	start wearing it again....

>    you need help... 
    
    More like he's *gonna* need help if he tries playing it around any of
    us!!!

    
    	RE: Captain
    
    	Well, if I don't stop wearing them then I can't possibly start
    	wearing them, now can I?
    
    	RE: Greg
    
    	All I'll need is my portable CD player and your DTN to make
    	you wish you didn't even mention that.
    
    	8^)
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	GTI
    
    	Send 'em to me.  I'll use my CD Rom drive.... =)
    

>    	All I'll need is my portable CD player and your DTN to make
>    	you wish you didn't even mention that.
    
    I feel a scream coming on...

    
    	I heard that Reba McIntyre is offering concert tickets and dis-
    	counts on merchandise for people who turn their guns in ... ap-
    	parently she doesn't like guns too much.
    
    	Well, then I remembered that she was in the movie "Tremors".
    	Anyone remember which character she played?  8^)
    
    							GTI

    
    
       I dont know but I hope she was devoured!!
    

    
     She was ...Someone ate her up !
    
    :)

>    	I heard that Reba McIntyre is offering concert tickets and dis-
>    	counts on merchandise for people who turn their guns in ... ap-
>    	parently she doesn't like guns too much.
    
    ah, the sweet smell of the disarming of America.
    
>    	Well, then I remembered that she was in the movie "Tremors".
>    	Anyone remember which character she played?  8^)
    
    I couldn't tell.  She was always under the ground.

    
    	Well, I'll tell you who she played ... her and Michael Gross
    	played a married couple who had an arsenal in their house that
    	would make some 3rd-world countries jealous.
    
    							GTI