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Love-Hounds Digest			    Sunday, March 23, 1986, 14:37

Today's Topics:

			Available Coitus Tape
		    Cassette offer abobe (below?)
			 Which KB album next?
	  fitting 48 minutes of music on one side of a C-90
		       Chitin Chitin Bang Bang
			      More shows
			   Golden Palominos

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Date: 19 Mar 86 12:03:00 PST
From: "ROSSI J.A." <rossi@nusc.ARPA>
Subject: Available Coitus Tape
Reply-To: "ROSSI J.A." <rossi@nusc.ARPA>


Several people have expresse interest in hearing what the band Coitus
<aka AfterGlow> sounded like.
Needless to say, we never actually put anything on vinyl, however, I
do have a complete collection of the master tapes (some good, some noisy,
some bad) and would, in the interest of my ego, be glad to share some
of this weird stuff with anybody who is interested.  Either send a blank
cassette and postage or $3.00 (apx cost of SA-90) plus postage to the
following U.S. Mail address.  Allow a couple weeks for processing.
Remember, this is not slam, rock, jazz, psychedelic, new-wave, quasi-
electronic, etc.  All recordings were made prior to 1982 with reasonably
current equipment.  Some of the stuff is live.  [To peak your interests,
titles include, Rice at the Wedding, Cereal-Bridges, Bleeding from the Gums,
Deathbed Overature, Collapso, Step on Bambi, Dead Sparrow in a Birdbath,
Lurch, etc.].
Early stuff includes input by Pascal Languirand (aka TRANS-X).

CrystaLogic
525 Chesterfield Rd.
Oakdale, CT  06370

"and my stash was going quick,
 took some time to flick my Bic,
 BOOM .... Free Base"

John

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Date: 19 Mar 86 12:14:00 PST
From: "ROSSI J.A." <rossi@nusc.ARPA>
Subject: Cassette offer abobe (below?)
Reply-To: "ROSSI J.A." <rossi@nusc.ARPA>


Please notify me by EMAIL if you want a cassette before sending anything.
Also, please specify your musical interests and morality problems or
lack thereof (I don't want to offend anybody)

John
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Date: Wed, 19 Mar 86 14:25:43 EST
From: Alec Saunders <wasaunders%watdragon%waterloo.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA>
Subject: Which KB album next?
Organization: U. of Waterloo, Ontario
Apparently-To: Love-Hounds

Somebody (Rob Leatherwood I think?) asked which KB album to pick up
after The Dreaming and Hounds of Love?

I bought them in this order:

	Lionheart, Kick Inside, Never Forever
	Dreaming, HoL

'course I bought the first three around the time of the release of
Never Forever, so I didn't have the selection you newcomers to
fandom have today.

You should definately pick up Never Forever next. After that get The Kick
Inside ... Lionheart (I like it ... but why???) is a bit like Kate does
the Beegees and Frank Sinatra with a weird twist to it. Get it for the
sake of having it but don't listen to it too often.
-- 
Alec Saunders  				watmath!watdragon!wasaunders
"Parallel hair???? Who needs it!"

[Frank Sinatra and the Beegees?!?!  I'd say more like a cross between
Joanie Mitchel, Patti Smith, Pink Floyd, Brian Ferry, and a dog
whistle, with a weird twist to it.  --Doug]

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Date:     Wed, 19 Mar 86  17:30:27 EST
From: Joelll%UMass.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU  (Atrocity Joelll)
Subject:  fitting 48 minutes of music on one side of a C-90

(with Cutter@Umass' problem in mind...)

If you're bound and determined to fit the whole recording one one side of
your C-90...just adjust the pitch control on your turntable so the
disc spins 2%-3% faster...the difference in sound is *real* hard to notice...


Joelll

PS...I take no responsibility for this suggestion...

<this is the usual disclaimer of everything>

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Date: Wed, 19 Mar 86 19:03:20 EST
From: nessus (Doug Alan)
Subject: Chitin Chitin Bang Bang

What is "neo-bang-bang" music?

And where can I get a record of the mating calls of rodents in heat?

			"Muskrat, muskrat
			 Candlelight..."

			 Doug

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Date: Wed, 19 Mar 86 16:58:33 PST
From: allynh@calder.berkeley.edu (Allyn Hardyck)
Subject: More shows

Sounds like you got the same flyer they were handing out at the concert
Monday night, Doug.

Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians / Yo @ I-Beam, SF, March 17

EX-cellent show, tho I was too buzzed at the beginning to fully appreciate
it at that point.  Highlights: definitely the between-song patter
("My dad in the 70's had, you know, one of those devices with the arm that
swings back and forth on his desk and it kept hitting him." "This next song is
about a woman having a party whose husband upstairs has sewed himself up into
a, um, piece of black velvet, rather like a grub...")  It occurred
to me that he would probably be a megastar in the world of _Brazil_.
And "Uncorrected Personality Traits" also an apex.  Good fun all around,
like when one of the cymbals fell over (when Andy
Metcalfe was on drums) and the stagehand fumbled to put it back in place,
having to stand stock still every 5 seconds or so so Andy could hit it.

Meat Puppets / Angst @ Berkeley Square, Berkeley, March 18

I had no idea I was even going to go to this until I came home
at 10 last night, about 1/2 hr. before the Puppets came on.
So we missed the openers.  1st song:  "Up On the Sun", then from the
audience:

Asshole:  "Where's D. Boon?"
Kirkwood:  "He's dead, man."

Same covers as mentioned earlier:  "Rock and Roll", "Good Golly Miss Molly",
"Not Fade Away".  Not familiar with their songs enough to go into
detail on those, but most of the KALX sorta faves.
Robert (Barrington social director) figured Kirkwood was probably
a Jimmy Page fanatic from his on-stage moves.

allyn

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Date:     19 Mar 86 (Wed) 20:08:18 EST
From: Keiji Kanazawa <kgk%brown.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA>
Subject:  Golden Palominos


I saw them at the Ritz in New York a couple of weeks ago. I was *very*
disappointed since Laswell didn't show up: I don't go out of my way to
see Fier. However, they weren't all bad; I didn't like the second
album much before I saw them, and now I do. Band members not mentioned
by nessus included Bernie Worrell, Jody Harris, another guitarist/lead
singer, and another keyboard player. "The Animal Speaks" just didn't
cut it with Jack Bruce on the vocals though...


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-- 
It's like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under.

Greg Skinner (gregbo)
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gds@eddie.mit.edu