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| 443.1 | Wishing I'd kept on collecting them.... :-( | AYOV28::DROBB | Lost in the prisons of religion | Fri Jun 16 1989 19:42 | 6 |
| Stuart, I have a few of the NME tapes, which I play mostly in the
car. Some great stuff on them, but some drivel too.
Anyway, for some reason unbeknown to me, I cut out the listing that
NME did a while back - it covers up to NME035 (The World At One).
Would you like a copy of this via internal mail?
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| 443.2 | Tell me more about this group "plus more" :-) | MED::ARTHUR | 50,000,000 Elvis fans can't be wrong! | Fri Jun 16 1989 21:03 | 0 |
| 443.3 | More on Plus More | SENIOR::MORIGI | | Sat Jun 17 1989 00:56 | 9 |
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Re -.2 "plus more"
From what I remember, "Plus More" are from Scotland. They just ended
up their American tour at Boston's Summer Fest on the Commons. I heard
they were wild back in the days when they used to play support for
Love and Money. (;-)).
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| 443.4 | Official Joke Floggers | KIRKTN::SPOTTER | Info Freako | Mon Jun 19 1989 15:28 | 5 |
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You guys know how to flog a joke to death ... I'm glad I don't know
you both cos you sound really boring! :-)
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| 443.5 | What a guy! | KIRKTN::SPOTTER | Info Freako | Mon Jun 19 1989 15:32 | 8 |
| re:.1
Thanks Dave that would be great ... I'm at SQF ... will that get
it here? ... seems it will!
Stuart.
ps. Once the guys here have finished with Noteworthy I'll send it
to you.
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| 443.6 | What's a SPOTTER? | MED::ARTHUR | 50,000,000 Elvis fans can't be wrong! | Mon Jun 19 1989 21:50 | 4 |
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Re .4
Same holds true here. The only Stuart I know is Stuart Potter!
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| 443.7 | | SHAPES::FIDDLERM | | Wed Jun 21 1989 20:47 | 6 |
| Anyone know anything about the NME video tape offer of a few years
back? I seem to recall that it contained some Smiths rarities (
something to do with Charming man?). Also had the Clash doing Rock
the Casbah?
Mike
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| 443.8 | Another offer from the NME | GREBO::GURU | Suck a Fisherman's Friend | Fri Feb 23 1990 15:44 | 47 |
| The NME release a new tape/LP/CD this week with money going to handicapped
children. The compilation is called "The Last Temptation of Elvis".
Side 1:
Bruce Springsteen - "Viva Las Vegas"
Sydney Youngblood - "Teddy Bear"
Tanita Tikaram - "Loving You"
Robert Plant - "Let's Have a Party"
The Pogues - "Got a Lot O'Livin' to Do"
Holly Johnson - "Love Me Tender"
Side 2:
Paul McCartney - "It's Now or Never"
Dion DiMucci - "Mean Woman Blues"
The Jesus and Mary Chain - "Guitar Man"
Cath Carroll and Steve Albini - "King Creole"
Aaron Neville - "Young and Beautiful"
Vivian Stanshall and the Big Boys - "No Room to Rhumba in a Sports Car"
The Primitives - "Baby I Don't Care"
Side 3:
Hall and Oates - "Can't Help Falling in Love"
The Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra - "Crawfish"
Ian McCulloch - "Return to Sender"
Fuzzbox - "Trouble"
The Hollow Men - "Thanks to the Rolling Sea"
The Blow Monkeys - "Follow that Dream"
Lemmy and the Upsetters with Mick Green - "Blue Suede Shoes"
Side 4:
Nancy Griffith and the blue Moon Orchestra - "Wooden Heart"
The Jeff Healey band - "Down in the Alley"
The Cramps -"Jailhouse Rock"
Les Negress Vertes - "Marguerita"
PWEI - "Rock a Hula Baby"
Elvis Presley - "King of the Whole Wide World" (Previously unreleased
'corpsing' version)
Costs: Casstte: 7.95 Lp: 7.95 CD: 9.95 UK
10.00 10.00 12.50 Eire IRpounds
10.00 10.00 12.50 Overseas UKpounds
Address: NME/Elvis Offer,
Ablex Audio Video,
Harcourt,
Halesfield 14,
Telford TF7J 4QR
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| 443.9 | "rare creation" | SOURCE::ZAPPIA | I feel free | Sun Mar 22 1992 23:43 | 9 |
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If you know a more appropriate place for this...
Yet another Creation sampler is included with an issue of Select
"rare creation". A live Ride track off their new album from a
Sweden radio/TV broadcast last summer, and other various Creation
artists. Memory isn't what is used to be!
- Jim
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| 443.10 | NME stuff on cd! | SUBURB::DIVERL | | Sat May 09 1992 22:27 | 4 |
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According to this week's NME, they will be issuing some selected
"classic compilations" on cd in the next few months.
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| 443.11 | | WRKSYS::WALLACE | Dirk, Nasty, Stig & Barry | Thu Jun 20 1996 18:10 | 26 |
| Steve Wallace, stateside.
I bought a copy of NME a few weeks ago at NEWBURY COMICS (they're a
CD/BOOK/POSTER/SHOE store w/ a relatively good selection of indi/alt
music).
I'd never read it before and picked it up only because of the "FREE
CASETTE" taped to the front of it. Got it in the car, took the tape off
of it and found a litttle message reading something to the affect
(effect?) that due to copyright blah blahs, the tape should not be
distributed outside the U.K. Being an honest fellow, I immediately
returned it to the store and called ASCAP & BMI to confiscate the
remainder of the copies on the shelf (yeah...right)
Anywho, the question is, how often does NME do these give aways? I'd
like to keep my eye out for them but I'm not even sure how often NME is
published (weekly? Monthly?).
In lieu of that, are the tapes available elsewhere?
One more thingy, it may have been me, but is this NME mag always filled
with such drivel? The record reviews were pretty good but some of the
articles were just plain silly (and maybe that was the objective.)
Tanks
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| 443.12 | The tapes are normally very good though. | CHEFS::CROSSA | Opel Manta for sale - Call 7830 2919 | Thu Jun 20 1996 19:34 | 17 |
| Have to be a little short here.......
The tapes pop up every few months or so and there seems no rigid dates
involved. I am surprised you have a cover mounted tape over there -
fair play to your dealer for getting the copies in!
The "style" of the articles does border on the inane/drivel depending
on newsworty articles (or not) at the time. Currently the NME are
getting over the Blur v Oasis nonsense that they helped build up.
The problem is they have only one other competitor in the weekly music rags
over here so sometimes they do not seem to try too hard at their job!
Stretch.
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