The Charlatans Digest Vol.2 Issue #02
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Digest
Vol.2 Issue #02
January 29th, 1996
There are 59 messages totalling 1208 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. Your momma likes golden showers
2. more Northern Soul, + bonus track question (2)
3. more tour??? (2)
4. Charlatans trade! (2)
5. northern soul / Blow-Up III (2)
6. northern soul... (4)
7. "Nine Acre Court" & "Between 10th & 11th" (the song)
8. Blow-up III!
9. please, resubmit member info (2)
10. London (6)
11. Question.............??????????? (10)
12. Bluetones etc
13. BackRoomWindow
14. London & Charlies
15. borrowed riff
16. Inside Looking Out (2)
17. Charlies singles & Q (3)
18. "hot licks" a boot? (9)
19. single for sale
20. First Shag? (6)
21. isolation
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 13:17:03 +0000 (GMT)
From: The Bushes
Subject: Your momma likes golden showers
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 10:32:00 -0500 (EST)
From: RUSSOS@HAL.HAHNEMANN.EDU
Subject: Re: more Northern Soul, + bonus track question
>In a message dated 96-01-15 21:34:01 EST, Teresinha wrote:
>OK, before I get too tangential, here's some Charlatans relevance:
>On the Japanese release (oh yes! lyrics to 'Your Skies Are Mine' included!)
>of 'Just When You're Thinking Things Over' there seems to be an extra b-side
>called 'Nine Acre Dust' which is a Chemical Brothers remix of the first album
>track 'Nine Acre Court'. It really rocks, which begs the question: is this
>available elsewhere or can I feel happy and special every time I listen to
>it?
Hi, guys. Just joined this list. Hope it will be fruitful!
The "Nine Acre Dust" can be found also on the "Charlatans vs. the Chemical
Brothers" EP. There are also 3 other mixes of Toothache on it. Highly
Recommended!!!
bliss to all,
-scott, Phila, PA
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 06:12:23 -0500
From: jim lowe
Subject: Re: more Northern Soul, + bonus track question
> Isn't that track also on the Charlatans vs. the Chemical Brothers CD
> single?
Yes.
> Umm... digging my brain for the knowledge... the Charlatans were
> going to release that track as the first single off the second album,
> I read in an interview once. But then, at the last minute, they scrapped
> the song completely for some reason or another and now say it's one of the
> worst songs they've ever written. I swear I read that. Don't know where,
> though. _I_ think it's a great track!!!
I think that it was supposed to be the follow-up to "Me In Time" but the
failure of that single prompted the band to move in a different
direction.
> Oh, here's one for everybody... anyone got the Best of Mark Goodier Radio
> One Sessions CD that came out in '92? It has an early, and WAAAAAAY
> different version of "No One (Not Even the Rain)" on it. It's like a
> totally different song, for the most part. Different chorus and everything.
> I prefer the album version, but it's still a VERY COOL rarity.
I actually prefer the Goodier version. Also, I think that it is actually a
later version of the song, but I could be wrong.
> in when he wants. For instance, on their most recent tour, Tim tended to
> use (and I sure can't remember what song he did this on) but anyway he kept
> singing lines from an old Echo and the Bunnymen song "c-c-c-cabbage,
> cu-cu-cucumber." He even did it at Glasto.... anyway, just random musings..
He used to do this on "Happen To Die", but they haven't played that
song on their recent North American tours.
Personally, I liked it when he introduced "Then" (I think) as Joy
Division's "Love Will Tear Us Apart".
jim
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 12:24:29 -0500 (EST)
From: RUSSOS@HAL.HAHNEMANN.EDU
Subject: more tour???
Does anyone know if the Charlatans will be touring AGAIN anytime soon??
Will they come to Philly?? They skipped Philly last time and I was NOT a happy
camper about it :-( .
-scott
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 13:34:10 -0500 (EST)
From: Bez
Subject: Re: more Northern Soul, + bonus track question
concerning Quadrophenia, i own the movie myself! took me around 7
months to find it at a video store but i did find it. and if you
do want some insight into the mods then i highly recommend this movie
or even if you are not into mods, the movie itself is a classic example
of growing up as a young teen. fabulous movie! also, for you blur fanatics,
phil daniels is the lead role in it. you know, "parklife". anyways
thats my tid bit...
cheers enormous ears!
rene'
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 15:18:20 -0600
From: Scott Anderson
Subject: Charlatans trade!
Hello all!
I am looking for somebody in the UK who could locate Nick Heywards "My
World" cd single part one and two. It came out the middle of last year. In
return I would give you the US promo only "I Dont Want To See The Sights" cd
single which includes.....
IDWTSTS (this us mix)
IDWTSTS (that us mix)
IDWTSTS (lp version)
Me In Time
Occupation h monster
and...
the US Over Rising cd single,
Over Rising
Way Up There
Happen To Die
Opportunity Three (flood mix)
Anybody interested please drop me a private line!
Thanks, Scott Anderson.
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 16:57:43 -0500 (EST)
From: kclair@sas.upenn.edu (Kristina Clair)
Subject: Re: more tour???
> Does anyone know if the Charlatans will be touring AGAIN anytime soon??
> Will they come to Philly?? They skipped Philly last time and I was NOT a happy
> camper about it :-( .
When did they skip philly? I guess the last time I saw them here was
about a year and a half ago when they played the TLA. I didn't even
realize that they had toured again.
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 20:50:38 -0600
From: sbrown@netexpress.net (shane brown)
Subject: Re: Charlatans trade!
>Hello all!
>
>I am looking for somebody in the UK who could locate Nick Heywards "My
>World" cd single part one and two. It came out the middle of last year. In
I'd wait -- the nick heyward album comes out in the US next week, and
there's supposed to be a US cd single....
Shane
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Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 21:58:01 MST
From: MERRILEE WOLSEY
Subject: Re: northern soul / Blow-Up III
what was the url for republic records again?
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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 1996 09:14:02 -0500
From: jim lowe
Subject: RE: northern soul...
> Now I don't know if you've heard (I'm new on this list) but Ride have
> split, blaming the ol' musical differences for the split, and this is
> from the MM/NME of late.
> Tob
According to the letter that the band sent out to their fan club, Andy
Bell and the rest of the band will stay together, but under a new name.
I'm not sure what Mark Gardner's future plans are.
Ride was one of the most wonderful bands to come out of the UK in
the 1990's. I always felt that they were very similar to the charlatans,
despite being part of different "scenes" (Madchester vs Shoegazing).
Was anyone lucky enough to see the two bands play together in
Europe last year?
jim
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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 1996 11:03:04 -0800
From: klyakov@ucsd.edu (Lyakov) (Krassi Lyakov)
Subject: "Nine Acre Court" & "Between 10th & 11th" (the song)
Hi!
>On the Japanese release (oh yes! lyrics to 'Your Skies Are Mine' included!)
>of 'Just When You're Thinking Things Over' there seems to be an extra b-side
>called 'Nine Acre Dust' which is a Chemical Brothers remix of the first album
>track 'Nine Acre Court'. It really rocks, which begs the question: is this
>available elsewhere or can I feel happy and special every time I listen to
>it?
Is it different from the Chemical Brothers remix (of Nine Acre Court) on the
Toothache single?
> at the end of the live fan-club disc
>'Isolation' (Chicago, I forget the date) there's a track actually called
>'Between 10th and 11th' (or maybe it was just '10th and 11th', I can't
>remember if it was the same as the album or not) which I've never heard
>anywhere else. Anything else like that in anyone's memory or on live tapes?
This topic was briefly discussed on the list, but the discussion didn't lead
anywhere...I had mentioned that I saw/heard the song (which is called
"Between 10th and 11th") on my Japanese video from 1991which I got from Hiro
(she was (and I hope still is) on the list). I liked the song a lot and
asked if people on the list knew if it was ever released officially, but no
luck - noone replied...
>BTW, I just got here, so sorry if you guys already covered this one.
No worries! : ) Welcome to the list!
> Just trying to stir it up.
^^^^^^^
("Stir it up" is awesome - one of my all time favorite songs!)
Peace!
"I can't even be bothered, energy breaks me down!..."
Krassi
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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 1996 13:31:07 -0500
From: hultiin0@seraph1.sewanee.edu (Niklas Hultin)
Subject: RE: northern soul...
>Now I don't know if you've heard (I'm new on this list) but Ride have
>split, blaming the ol' musical differences for the split, and this is
>from the MM/NME of late.
>Tob
How reliable and recent is this information? It seems like there is a new
split-up rumor re: Ride every month and last thing I read was that they
were slated to release a new album this spring.
Nik Hultin
P.S. In regards to the original post, wouldn't Happy Mondays and Inspiral
Carpets be part of the "Northern Soul" thingy?
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 00:18:52 -0500
From: zinha@idirect.com
Subject: Re: northern soul / Blow-Up III
>what was the url for republic records again?
the url is http://www.interlog.com/~republic
See y'all at blow-up!
Teresinha
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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 1996 18:53:09 +0000
From: Tobermory
Subject: RE: northern soul...
Kenneth Johnson wrote:
> What other bands other than the Stone Roses and the Charlatans are
> considered to be a part of it? What about Ride and others?
Now I don't know if you've heard (I'm new on this list) but Ride have
split, blaming the ol' musical differences for the split, and this is
from the MM/NME of late.
Tob
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 00:19:32 -0500
From: zinha@idirect.com
Subject: Blow-up III!
Greetings Torontonians & surrounding areas
It's happening again. Blow-up is back and
happening January 27th at the Gallery Loft
Pub, 291 Dundas Street (at McCaul). The cost
is $5 at the door. To freshen your memory:
BLOW-UP
a night of UK indie/
Motown/60's & Nothern Soul
sounds of oasis,the jam,supergrass,james brown
the la's,elastica,cast,heavy stereo,stereolab
stranglers,stone roses,verve,the who,blur
supremes,byrds,adorable,specials,cardigans...
to be on an e-mailing list for blow-up so you can
be informed of the next event, send a message to
Tim at republic@interlog.com
Republic Records
http://www.interlog.com/~republic
cheers
Teresinha
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Date: Wed, 17 Jan 1996 09:35:27 -0500
From: jim lowe
Subject: RE: northern soul...
> How reliable and recent is this information? It seems like there is a new
> split-up rumor re: Ride every month and last thing I read was that they
> were slated to release a new album this spring.
I already mentioned that the break-up is official, but the album will still
be released.
It is called Tarantula and is due out in mid-march. It will be released on
Creation in the UK and Elektra world-wide. The first single is due out
in February.
jim
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 96 07:24:08 -0500 (EST)
From: cstein@sava.gulfnet.com (Chris Steinmetz)
Subject: Re: please, resubmit member info
NAME: CHRIS STEINMETZ
ADDRESS: 402 E. 55th St., Savannah, Ga. 31405 USA
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 96 08:17:25 -0500 (EST)
From: cstein@sava.gulfnet.com (Chris Steinmetz)
Subject: Re: please, resubmit member info
NAME: CHRIS STEINMETZ
ADDRESS: 402 E. 55th St., Savannah, Ga. 31405 USA
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 14:19:57 +0000
From: 9416641@edufee.fee.uva.nl
Subject: London
Hi everybody,
I have a question for especially the people that are familiar around
london. I'm going to London in february and I was
wondereing if anybody has any good suggestions about where to go.
Any information is welcome.
Thanks alot.
lisa
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 14:44:05 +0000
From: 9416641@edufee.fee.uva.nl
Subject: Question.............???????????
Hi everybody again.........
I just read the gig guide for this coming month here in Amsterdam.
On friday the 26 there is a gig with the Bluetones, Cardigans ,
Fluffy and something with Stereos????????????
Am I right to have noticed these names more on the list?
Do you think I should go?
Can someone let me know ??????????
Thanks alot........
lisa
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 13:36:02 GMT
From: a94cw@alpha2.luton.ac.uk (THE ONLY ONE I KNOW HAS COME TO TAKE ME AWAY...)
Subject: Re: London
O.k then. Right on Sunday a visit to Camden market is essential just for the
experience of the toilet that is camden town tube station. The market itself is
very busy and there are a few good record stalls. It is also worth visiting
Camden in mid-week on Tuesday the camden palace holds the feet first club an
indie night with a live band playing around midnight. If you want to be really
sad go to the Good Mixer (Inverness Street) its where menswear used to drink.
If you want to buy records/cds i'd recomend tottenham court road area which
houses the mainstream virgin mega store and vinyl experience which has lots of
rarities.
There are lots of indie clubs its easy to find out about them. Just walk down
camden high street and you will have flyers thrown at you.
I personally would recommend popscene at the la2 on friday and feet first at
the camden palace on tuesday.
Enjoy your visit.
Our Kid.
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 13:50:22 GMT
From: a94cw@alpha2.luton.ac.uk (THE ONLY ONE I KNOW HAS COME TO TAKE ME AWAY...)
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
Yes you should definitly go. The bands you mention Bluetones, fluffy, the
cardigans and Heavy Stero are currently on the nme brat bus tour in England and
I am going to see them in London on Monday. This is my opinion of them
Bluetones: Fabulous, good tunes gorgeous singer
Cardigans: Very relaxing. Are you male or female. Nina is very pretty
Fluffy: I do not like them, All female "Rock" outfit
Heavy Stero: sound like glam rockers especially Sleep Freak. I love them.
If you go hope you enjoy it.
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 14:35:11 +0000 (GMT)
From: Lynch KT
Subject: Re: London
On Thu, 18 Jan 1996 9416641@edufee.fee.uva.nl wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I have a question for especially the people that are familiar around
> london. I'm going to London in february and I was
> wondereing if anybody has any good suggestions about where to go.
> Any information is welcome.
> Thanks alot.
> lisa
I think this is the first time I've used this list.
I thought I'd be of some help seeing as I live in good old swinging London.
The first place I can suggest is Popscene on a Friday night at the
Astoria 2. It's a sort of Britpop / Mod nightclub that plays Oasis, Small
Faces, Stone Roses, Pulp, Charlatans etc. I think that if there is such a
scene as 'Britpop' then I suppose that this night is at the very heart of it.
You often get bands who had played at the Astoria 1 next door stumbeling
in after the gig. I met Rob from the Charlatans in here after the show at
the Astoria in the summer, the same happened when Marion played there.
The best night that I've had in there though was when Cast played a few
months back. Bonehead and Noel had been at the gig and came in with the
band for a few drinks. Noel recognised me from when I'd met him in Oxford
Street around the time when 'Whatever' came out and bought me a drink.
The next thing I know I'm with them for the rest of the night, with them
paying for the drinks, surrounded by loads of star struck girls.
Fucking tops!
My local pub in Stepney, 'Monty's' was were the Small Faces played some of
their first gigs and is a top pre-nightclub kind of place on a Friday.
Filthy McNasties in Islington is a top Irish pub and is Shane Mcgowan's
regular. When his mate Johnny Depp was in town he brought him and his
then girlfriend Kate Moss along. Top atmosphere, everyone's super friendly
and it's always packed.
Make sure you have a look at Camden Market on Saturday or Sunday morning.
Great place for Charlatans bootlegs and young people in general. This is
Britpop Central, people walk about looking like your favourite pop stars.
If your interested in dance, my favourite club is The Gardening Club in
Covent Garden. Always has top Djs like Jeremy Healy and Paul Oakenfold.
The Velvet Underground on Charing Cross Road is pretty cool to.
Enjoy your stay
Just for the record, my favourite ever Charlatans song is Inside Looking
Out (should have been a single), followed by Can't Get Out Of Bed (story
of my life) and Then.
KEV.
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 14:38:00 +0000 (GMT)
From: Lynch KT
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
On Thu, 18 Jan 1996 9416641@edufee.fee.uva.nl wrote:
> Hi everybody again.........
>
> I just read the gig guide for this coming month here in Amsterdam.
> On friday the 26 there is a gig with the Bluetones, Cardigans ,
> Fluffy and something with Stereos????????????
> Am I right to have noticed these names more on the list?
> Do you think I should go?
> Can someone let me know ??????????
> Thanks alot........
> lisa
This is the NME bratbus tour, I'm going to the one at the Astoria on
Monday. Go just for the Bluetones , they're a bit special. A bit like
early Stone Roses.
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 96 09:17 PST
From: cjack@Islandnet.com (Christine Jack)
Subject: Re: London
Hi there,
It seems the two responses so far have directed you club- wise in London.
Now for shopping.... Camden Mkt is pretty fun, WHAREHOUSE is brilliant (
found on Oxford St, Bond St, and near Covent Garden ( I think on Long
acre... please correct me if I'm wrong on anthing as I moved from London 5
years ago now.), Shelly's has great shoes on Oxford St aswell, and there are
some lovely shops near Hampstead. Half way up Tottenham Court Rd there is
Paperchase ( a fun shop that I used to work at!), and a block further is
Habitat and Heals. On Gower St there is a beautiful bookshop who's name has
escaped me.... and on Scala, or else its Tottenham St, just behind Goodge St
Station on Tottenham Crt RD there is the best take away for jacket potatoes
called 'Anthony's'.... and cheap too!
Don't forget to wander down King's Road, there are a few really great shops
( not too many tho'!). If you wake up REALLY early one morning wander over
to the Portobello Mkt, if I am recalling the right one. ( I had been up all
night drinking wine when my mates and I went, as my nextdoor neighbor
decided to have a rave in his flat, and the bastard didn't even invite us.)
It's a really beautiful flower Mkt, or so I thought stumbling through at 6
a.m.! One a staurday morning you may want to wander thorough the longest
street market, its in Walthamstow at the end of the Victoria Line. It's
great fun, as there is so much going on. And you can pick up some pretty
inexpensive fruit for breakfast!
I would suggest my favorite clubs, but they probably don't exist anymore. My
best advice for exploring London is to get beyond Leister Square and
Harrods, put your maps away and just wander.... you can never get lost as
there is always a tube station nearby, buses rolling past and a million cabs
which are pretty cheap, and well worth the few extra quid. This way you'll
discover the little shops and cafes, and other interesting things. If you
ask for help, you're best off to find someone working in a shop or cafe, as
it seems there are no Londoners left in London, especially in central
London! And if you ask someone on the street there's a 110% chance they're
foreign and won't know the correct answer!
If you're in Charing X Station, go into the Sockshop and say hello to my
devinely mad and beautiful mate Liz!
That's all, if I think of anything else I'll post it later...
Christine
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 12:52:47 EST
From: "R"
Subject: Re: London
Sorry to be a moany old cow, but shouldn't this (and the other waste
of time e-mails about London) have been posted to the "What's good in
London" mailing list , or at least directly to the person who asked
the Question in the first place! I'm on this list to discuss the
Charlatans, and I really haven't got the time to wade through volumes
of info about London!!
Let's stick to the topic.........!!
Moany old Robyn :(
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 16:03:15 +0000
From: James D McAllister
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
yes go
its probably heavy stereo,
bluetones are excellent as are
cardigans and heavy stereo
fluffy are a bit twee
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 18:39:10 GMT0BST
From: "N.Matthews"
Subject: Re: Bluetones etc
Hi,
Definately go to that gig. The Bluetones are fucking brilliant, I
went to see them live at the Derby Wherehouse and they were top. I
don't reckon much to the other though, but yes go and get your ticket
now.
Nick
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 14:45:21 -0500
From: lwminton@COLBY.EDU (Lee W. Minton)
Subject: Re: London
Stop your bitching Robyn, I for one, am interested in London. It is part of
the big picture, and is pertinent to the Charlies b/c if people can go to
clubs to hear their music and enjoy it with other people. And if you don't
want to wade through volumes of mail, then why did you ever join a mailing
list? It comes with the territory.
Glad to Hear from you,
Lee from Colby
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 23:49:02 +0100 (MET)
From: superuser
Subject: BackRoomWindow
I have made an ad-hoc mirror on this site for Eirik's "BackRoomWindow"
Right now, they are cleaning up his account at his university, so his
page is gone-gone-gone there at the moment. The original site will be up
and running as soon as Eirik gets to restore his backup.
In the mean time the "BackRoomWindow" is up & running here:
http://www2.misjonshs.no/~eirikg/Charlatans.html
T r y g v e G u d m u n d s e n -+- (trygu@stud2.misjonshs.no)
".. ordinary boys, happy knowing nothing."
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From: Pamela Isobel Moore <9339221M@STUDENT.GLA.AC.UK>
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 10:36:16 BST
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
As reguards bratbus tour go cos it will be great.
Bluetones are great
Heavy Sterio are too. I saw them when they supported Cast on tour.
Cardigans have a great sound
Fluffy are a bit wierd
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 13:15:30 GMT
From: David Calder
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
> Hi everybody again.........
>
> I just read the gig guide for this coming month here in Amsterdam.
> On friday the 26 there is a gig with the Bluetones, Cardigans ,
> Fluffy and something with Stereos????????????
> Am I right to have noticed these names more on the list?
> Do you think I should go?
> Can someone let me know ??????????
> Thanks alot........
> lisa
The Bluetones are playing here in Nottingham at the end of February and I
definitely want to see them live. They're one of those bands that have a
tendency to put their best songs on the B-sides of the singles. They
haven't released an album yet - that comes in Feb. Check out String Along
and Driftwood. A bit like early Charlies/Roses with *very* catchy tunes. I
think the Stereos may be Heavy Stereo - haven't heard much by them though.
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 96 07:20 PST
From: cjack@Islandnet.com (Christine Jack)
Subject: London & Charlies
..... just having troubles with my connection, while posting the item below.
If this comes up twice.... I'm NOT trying to waste anyones time, I'm just
not sure whats going on with it. :)
Well I certainly didn't mean to offend, but lets be realistic. If you
subscribe to one, or even fifty maillists, its your own responsibilty to
scan, or 'wade' through the headings of the listed e's and decide what you
fancy reading. THAT IS WHY YOU SUBSCRIBE!! If anything 'moaning' e's are
right up there with mindless flames, a waste of time for both those
interested in the topic or not.
I didn't post my e directly to the person who asked the question, as I
thought others may have some input. Yes, this is a Charlies maillist, but
there's only so much that can be said at times. I quite enjoy this list as
its topics reflect, to some extent, other interests that the subscribing
Charlie fans have. I think most recently there have been numerous
discussions on a variety of non- Charlie bands ( Bluetones, Cardigans
etc..), Northern Soul and a few other topics.
Well that's my little say for the day...... don't be a moany old cow Robyn,
life is too short and interesting to get all bogged down with trivialities.
SO LETS DISCUSS THE CHARLIES....
Does anyone know what the band is up to these days? I haven't a clue, as I
haven't picked up an NME in yonks.
I'm still looking for a copy of Indian Rope on cd....... yes I realize its
wishfull thinking, but, does anyone know of an extra copy?
If anyone wishes to respond to my speal, pls do so on the list ( for those
not interested, just ignore the London header) or at cjack@islandnet.com.
I'm terribly open minded and welcome your thoughts if you fancy taking this
any further.
However I'm more interested in knowing about the Charlatans..... and I hope
the girl who originally posted the London query, and anyone else interested,
found some useful info in the responses. I know I did ( club- wise), as I'll
be that way in the spring to visit my cats! ( one of which is named Orange,
'cos life is like a bag of revels and I'm looking for the orange one.)
That's all...
Christine
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 09:59:27 -0800
From: klyakov@ucsd.edu (Lyakov) (Krassi Lyakov)
Subject: borrowed riff
Hi!
>How many OTHER SONGS & PHRASES have the Charlies sampled from in concert?
>They tend to be very prone to sampling snippets
Well, "Here comes a soul saver" borrows directly an identical full guitar
riff from Pink Floyd's "Fearless" which appears on the "Meddle" album...I
know I had mentioned this a couple of months ago, but for those of you who
added recently to the list it might be of some interest...
"I can't even be bothered, energy breaks me down..."
Krassi
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 09:59:46 -0800
From: klyakov@ucsd.edu (Lyakov) (Krassi Lyakov)
Subject: Inside Looking Out
Hi KEV and everyone else1
>Just for the record, my favourite ever Charlatans song is Inside Looking
>Out
Great song! I love the way it starts out mellow and then suddenly explodes.
The Charlies manage to create a build up after that and reach a climax
towards the end..Magical! It really grabs me and carries me away...I wish
they'd play it live! (Maybe they have; has anyone seen/heard it live?) Does
anyone have the lyrics to this song as well as the lyrics to the rest of the
songs from "Up to our hips"? I'd love to have a copy. Please help!
> (should have been a single)
Could've been a single, yeah, but if you ask me , any other song on the
album could've been a single as well.
Peace
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 13:47:40 -0600 (CST)
From: Sproston Green
Subject: Re: Inside Looking Out
they do play inside looking out live. i have a bootleg of a show from
cleveland which has inside looking out on it and i believe they also
played it at a chicago show i was at at the vic in may of 94
cheers
matt
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 96 00:42:25 -0500 (EST)
From: cstein@sava.gulfnet.com (Chris Steinmetz)
Subject: Re: Charlies singles & Q
Hey Cats!
But wouldn't Chewing Gum Weekend have been an awesome single? Or maybe Come
in Number 21?
Q: Was Hot Licks a legit or boot release?
-Chris
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 1996 17:45:15 EST
From: Akiko Kyei-Aboagye
Subject: Re: Charlies singles & Q
cstein@sava.gulfnet.com (Chris Steinmetz) wrote:
>Q: Was Hot Licks a legit or boot release?
hey chris et al. -
"hot licks" was a boot -
at least according to this amazingly complete Charlatans discography
compiled by this guy named Hans in Sweden -
the url for it is http://www.efd.lth.se/~e94hgy/music/charlatans.html
hope that helps!
i just listened to "come in number 21" this morning
with the sun streaming in my window -
yes! it would have been a great single....
that album just starts & closes so beautifully, don't ya think?
(come in number 21 -- inside-looking out)
what about that double A-side of "just lookin'/bullet comes"?
i think they prob'ly should have released them as two separate singles....
"bullet comes" is the funkiest thing i've heard from the Charlies'
(talk about some real "northern soul")
and it got kind of lost with that double-A thing...
btw, has anyone seen a poster size version of the cover of that single?
(Tim in a blur, gesturing to his head, all copper & black)
I would love to get something big enough to hang up.
thanks all -
akiko
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 01:16:53 -0600
From: sbrown@netexpress.net (shane brown)
Subject: Re: Charlies singles & Q
>"hot licks" was a boot -
>at least according to this amazingly complete Charlatans discography
>compiled by this guy named Hans in Sweden -
>the url for it is http://www.efd.lth.se/~e94hgy/music/charlatans.html
>hope that helps!
Actually I think that Hot Licks was NOT a boot as far as legalities go. It
was a legitimate release on a label that got permission to use it, but that
permission either came from the venue or the promoters, NOT THE BAND. It's
kind of like Ride's "Live Light," which just came out on Mutiny Records
without the consent of the band. I think.
Shane :)
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 02:40:57 -0500
From: Balluff@aol.com
Subject: "hot licks" a boot?
>Actually I think that Hot Licks was NOT a boot as far as legalities go. It
>was a legitimate release on a label that got permission to use it, but that
>permission either came from the venue or the promoters, NOT THE BAND. It's
>kind of like Ride's "Live Light," which just came out on Mutiny Records
>without the consent of the band. I think.
It was actually my understanding that the Hot Licks CD was a release through
the Charlatans UK fan club, and only (originally, at least) available to
members of said club. I bought my copy the first time I saw it which was in
the summer of 1993. However, I have seen many more copies floating about
(here in Los Angeles, anyway) in the past six months.
Kevin
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 11:27:42 +0000
From: Tobermory
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
Just so's you know, lisa....
Heavy Stereo *are* on that tour. (NME Bratbus tour), and they've got
3 singles into their career: Sleep Freak, Smiler, and now Chinese
Burn. Personally I prefer Planet Empty on an old Melody Maker tape.
In any case it's damn glam
Tob
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 04:05:31 -0500
From: jim lowe
Subject: Re: "hot licks" a boot?
> It was actually my understanding that the Hot Licks CD was a release through
> the Charlatans UK fan club, and only (originally, at least) available to
> members of said club. I bought my copy the first time I saw it which was in
No. You've got "Hot Licks" mixed up with another live CD. The fan club
CD was recorded in Chicago between the first & second albums and
has a black cover with bananas on it. Its an interesting CD because it
contains the song "Between 10th & 11th" on it.
> the summer of 1993. However, I have seen many more copies floating about
> (here in Los Angeles, anyway) in the past six months.
"Hot Licks" is not an official bootleg. It was legitimately released in
Italy because, under the old Italian laws (I think they've been changed
in the past 12 months), you could release live performances without
permission, as long as you paid royalties.
Its amazing how many copies of "Hot Licks" are out there. I think that
part of the reason is the sound quality is incredible, far better than
most boots you can find out there. Also, it is a great
performance...compare it to many of the Stone Roses boots out there.
jim
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 10:47:56 MST
From: MERRILEE WOLSEY
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
btw. i may be the only on on the list. but i think fluffy aren't bad.
thy're single hypersonic is pretty rad, buthey aren't as good as elastica
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 10:48:50 MST
From: MERRILEE WOLSEY
Subject: Re: "hot licks" a boot?
yeah you're thinking of ISOLATION which is brilliant.
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 08:06:22 -0500
From: jim lowe
Subject: Re: "hot licks" a boot?
> yeah you're thinking of ISOLATION which is brilliant.
Yes...that's the one. I went home at lunch to find out the title!
jim
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 96 21:57:40 UT
From: "Kenneth Johnson"
Subject: RE: "hot licks" a boot?
Is there anyway known on this list to get a hold of a copy of Isolation?...or
Diversion? (if it exists..does it?)
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 21:00:20 +0000
From: James D McAllister
Subject: RE: "hot licks" a boot?
yes they exist, there is a magazine in britain called record collector
which always has them in it.
ok.
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Date: Tue, 23 Jan 96 01:20:38 -0500 (EST)
From: cstein@sava.gulfnet.com (Chris Steinmetz)
Subject: Re: "hot licks" a boot?
Anyone know where I can get a copy of the ISOLATION CD?
Chris Steinmetz
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 23:41:00 -0600 (CST)
From: jasper@inlink.com (SmilingJudy)
Subject: single for sale
hey everybody!
i just happen to have stumbled across an extra copy of the 'then' single.
anyone need this one? email offers to me personally at jasper@inlink.com.
trades will be considered as well as us dollars. thanks
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Date: Tue, 23 Jan 96 07:28:40 UT
From: "Kenneth Johnson"
Subject: RE: "hot licks" a boot?
Correct me, someone, (cuz I'd like to know this), but isn't Isolation a
limited edition LP only type thing
Kenneth
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Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 09:07:44 +0000 (GMT)
From: Martin Fawley
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
On Mon, 22 Jan 1996, MERRILEE WOLSEY wrote:
> btw. i may be the only on on the list. but i think fluffy aren't bad.
> thy're single hypersonic is pretty rad, buthey aren't as good as elastica
Hmm. I saw Fluffy on Saturday in Bristol, as part of the NME Bratbus tour
and I thought they were pretty dire. They're all lovely girls, but their
music leaves a lot to be desired (4 bar chords from the rhythm guitar,
top string only from the bass player) and Amanda does tend to screech
into the microphone a bit too much.
But if you like that sort of thing.....
"Live it like you love it"
Martin.
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Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 15:23:58 MST
From: MERRILEE WOLSEY
Subject: RE: "hot licks" a boot?
as far as i know it's a cd, because the copy i have is cd.
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Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1996 14:51:43 +0000 (GMT)
From: Mr M P Donnelly
Subject: Re: Question.............???????????
> > Hi everybody again.........
> >
> > I just read the gig guide for this coming month here in Amsterdam.
> > On friday the 26 there is a gig with the Bluetones, Cardigans ,
> > Fluffy and something with Stereos????????????
> > Am I right to have noticed these names more on the list?
> > Do you think I should go?
> > Can someone let me know ??????????
> > Thanks alot........
> > lisa
>
> The Bluetones are playing here in Nottingham at the end of February and I
> definitely want to see them live. They're one of those bands that have a
> tendency to put their best songs on the B-sides of the singles. They
> haven't released an album yet - that comes in Feb. Check out String Along
> and Driftwood. A bit like early Charlies/Roses with *very* catchy tunes. I
> think the Stereos may be Heavy Stereo - haven't heard much by them though.
I saw the Bluetoines in Wolverhampton the other nuight and they were quite good
They were only hampered by a crowd full of children all getting in the
way and falling over. I@m sorry to say that the Cardigans were better
however, and that Heavy Stereo are shite (It really takes the piss when
someone starts ripping off Oasis riffs
P.S. is it true that the Charlies are recording another album?
Michael (M.P.Donnelly@warwick.ac.uk)
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Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1996 23:24:41 -0500
From: Munj@aol.com
Subject: First Shag?
At CDNow on the WWW they list an album by the Charlatans called "First Shag",
which has no description, rating, or track listing. Can anyone shed some
light on what this CD is? Thanks.
Matt
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Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 00:10:25 -0400 (EDT)
From: niconstandis@vaxsar.vassar.edu (nicole constandis)
Subject: isolation
i rejoined the list just recently and i've been reading about this
isolation disc
but can anyone tell me exactly what it is? thanks a ton.
nicole
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Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 03:03:55 -0500
From: lwminton@COLBY.EDU (Lee W. Minton)
Subject: Re: First Shag?
>At CDNow on the WWW they list an album by the Charlatans called "First Shag",
>which has no description, rating, or track listing. Can anyone shed some
>light on what this CD is? Thanks.
What's the WWW address for CDNow?
-Lee, from Colby
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Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 09:35:36 +0000 (GMT)
From: Chris
Subject: Re: First Shag?
On Wed, 24 Jan 1996 Munj@aol.com wrote:
> At CDNow on the WWW they list an album by the Charlatans called "First Shag",
> which has no description, rating, or track listing. Can anyone shed some
> light on what this CD is? Thanks.
Its probably by the American band who were called the Charlatans, hence
why our Charlatans are called Charlatans UK in the US.
Chris
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Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 11:09:10 GMT
From: campbell colin
Subject: Re: First Shag?
i refers to what is written on the lead out track on the record which you
cd buying fuckwits would know nothing about it says on every side of the
charalatans most recent record first shag in ages!
so there
by vinyl
col
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Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 15:43:28 GMT
From: David Calder
Subject: Re: First Shag?
> i refers to what is written on the lead out track on the record which you cd buying fuckwits would know nothing about
> it says on every side of the charalatans most recent record first shag in ages!
> so there
> by vinyl
> col
Sorry Col, but could you make that a little clearer please :-)
David
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Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 10:57:51 +0000
From: "Greg Ipp"
Subject: Re: First Shag?
> From: Chris
>
> > At CDNow on the WWW they list an album by the Charlatans called "First Shag",
> > which has no description, rating, or track listing. Can anyone shed some
> > light on what this CD is? Thanks.
>
> Its probably by the American band who were called the Charlatans, hence
> why our Charlatans are called Charlatans UK in the US.
Not probably ... that is exactly what it is. Check the release dates
and stuff :)
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