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Conference napalm::heavy_metal

Title:	HEAVY_METAL - Talent Round-Up DayDay
Notice:	Rules-2.,Directory-7.,Roster-3.,Garbage-99.
Moderator:	BUSY::SLABB

Created:	Thu May 05 1988
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1238
Total number of notes:	65616

372.0. "Georgia Satellites" by JANUS::FAGG (Everything LOUDER than Everything Else) Thu Mar 22 1990 08:03

    What? No note on the Satellites? In that case, I'll start one.
    
    Went to see them on Monday (at the Town and Country in London). They
    were on stage for nearly two hours and really steamed. Almost non-stop
    for the entite time. With the support band being on for an hour as well
    it was one of the best 7.50 pounds that I've spent.
    
    If you get the chance to see them, do so. 
    
    Keef.

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
372.1		JANUS::BHARRISON	Cheap an' Nasty	`Thu Mar 22 1990 12:19`	10
	Yup I was there too, but I was batling right at the front (Keef you're a lightweight ;-) An excellent concert, good value for money. Although it didn't get as hot as it usually does (thank god). A definite 'must see' band. Brynn.
372.2		THAV07::NAGAHASHI	Kazunari Nagahashi SWS/DEC-Japan	`Thu Apr 05 1990 03:53`	7
	I've not seen thier stage, but have thier album. Sorry, forget about the title. The first song of this album starting with "Tonite, tonite I feel just fine. Out on the streets.....". I like this slow rock'n roll. What about other albums? Kaz.
372.3		NAVIER::STARR	And I'm telling you I'm not going...	`Thu Apr 05 1990 15:38`	13
	> Sorry, forget about the title. The first song of this album starting with > "Tonite, tonite I feel just fine. Out on the streets.....". That's the 'Open All Night' album, their second of three albums. Actually, this is my least favorite of the bunch. The first is more raw and loud, and just cracks a bit more. The third, "In The Land Of Salvation and Sin", is their best so far, very versatile while still packing a punch. It was my favorite album released last year! I highly recommend you pick these up if you find them - I gurantee you'll like them! alan
372.4	Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired	GUIDUK::KRUG	Double tall decaf latte, please!	`Thu Apr 14 1994 16:46`	9
	Check out also Dan Baird's solo album, "Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired." It has the better-known "I Love You Period" and a lot of other songs that really kick. The thing I find interesting about this album is that it sounds like the whole thing was taped in one take. There is never really complete silence between the tracks. The ending of one song goes into a long slide guitar note and when it comes back out they go right into the next song. Fun stuff!
372.5		BUSY::SLABOUNTY	Is this p_n great or what?	`Thu Apr 14 1994 18:33`	6
	"I Love You Period" is one of the stupidest songs I've ever heard. GTI
372.6		POWDML::BUCKLEY	Raptor -- Rules the Skies!	`Thu Apr 14 1994 18:48`	1
	I always thought they said "I love your period"??
372.7	you're SICK! ;-)	FRETZ::HEISER	no D in Phoenix	`Thu Apr 14 1994 19:52`	1

372.8		KURMA::IGOLDIE	It's my lucky carpet	`Fri Apr 15 1994 07:34`	6
	re Buck...hargh,hargh,hargh you said "period" ;^) ian
372.9	A few more..	ELIS::BOEREN	Vidi, vici, veni! :)	`Fri Apr 15 1994 09:10`	14
	Yeah, huh huh, that was cool! A friend of mine used to sing: I love your period, until I pointed out to him what he was really singing. We both laughed. My mother is great at screwing up lyrics too. She usually sings: 'Wild thing, I think you love me.' Or how about the Fonz from Happy Days (remember?): 'Well, since I left my baby....' Marcel. P.S. I'm dutch, not that you think I hang out with stupid people.