Mary J. Bilge

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
I just bought this at the Kemp Mill going out of business sale, and hate it. Do you think it has any chance of being a grower?

It took a while for me

Originally posted by bags:
Oh my oh my. That is the second best video ever. That crazy David Haselhoff still wins in my book.

http://www.hellonetwork.com/demo/toysclub/video.as
p?speed=hook300

Then THIS LITTLE JEWEL must be the third..?

Originally posted by Robert Pollard:
What I have read about Beulah's forth coming album is that it won't have as much brass as previous efforts, if I am remembering correctly.

Beulah is also a small town in the Boonies of Maryland. i got lost there one day.

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From: Daves record collection

Pinback - Blue Screen Life

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you like the pale saints?

See the "high strung and Brian Jonestown Massacre" thread – I got four albums this weekend just because I'd read about them, and I really like them all. Short reviews are in the other thread:

The Long Winters, "When I Pretend to
Fall"

The High Strung, "These Are Good Times"

Guster, "Keep it Together"

The Tyde, "Twice"

Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:
you like the pale saints?

Yes, I like the Pale Saints. "In Ribbons" is a really good dream-pop CD.

Originally posted by Member 656:

Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:
you like the pale saints?

Yes, I like the Pale Saints. "In Ribbons" is a really good dream-pop CD.

I have the first album and it didnt make a really strong impression on me. This will be the stimulus to try again.

But I was just surprised pale saints were kind of obscure and overshadowed by their labelmates.

Built to Spill - Keep it Like a Secret


(here is my enthusiasm for the moment – yay for the built to spill shows in october!! yay!)

Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:

Originally posted by Member 656:

Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:
you like the pale saints?

Yes, I like the Pale Saints. "In Ribbons" is a really good dream-pop CD.

I have the first album and it didnt make a really strong impression on me. This will be the stimulus to try again.

But I was just surprised pale saints were kind of obscure and overshadowed by their labelmates.

"In Ribbons" is more accessible and atmospheric than "Comforts of Madness". This one also features female vocals which helps out their sound.

Originally posted by Member 656:
"In Ribbons" is more accessible and atmospheric than "Comforts of Madness". This one also features female vocals which helps out their sound.

Ok, cool. I think I have some unplayed singles off of it that turned up recently….. I will be listening to them tonight.

Thanks.

for the first time, no, i have never listened to this full album until today….

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"Breathe In," by Frou Frou

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Fred essentials:

http://www.xmradio.com/pdf/fredessentials.pdf

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Wow, much better than I remembered…… Cheers!!!

I listened to this earlier:

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it has some great songs on it…..

Originally posted by J'Mal:
Fred essentials:

for a minute there I thought the 80's had never finished and that I was 16, god, I was skinny and spotty.