Hi, folks! I'm a bit of a feeb on the guitar, but I thought there must be a Jane song out there that I could stumble through. If only I had a cheatsheet. Does anyone know of any Jane music or guitar tablature out there? --- 15: Don't think of it as reasonable; think of it as terrifying!
Too funny! Talk about your truth in media! >>> "Mike Topf" <Mike_Topf <at> telus.net> 3/23/2004 3:02:22 PM >>> CTV just started showing the new federal budget. Prior to it, they had a disclaimer "The following program contains scenes that might be disturbing to some viewers."
It has gotten quite quiet here, hasn't it. I'm so tempted by the show here, but it will be much later in the year. dena allen wrote: > Whew! For a minute I thought the list had vanished. > > Just got tickets to Sting and Lennox at Irivine Meadows. Anyone else going? > > -----Original Message----- > From: Mike Topf <Mike_Topf <at> telus.net> > Sent: Mar 23, 2004 1:02 PM > To: CMSHG <at> yahoogroups.com, siblings <at> smoe.org > Subject: Ok, now I've seen everything. > > CTV just started showing the new federal budget. Prior to it, they had a > disclaimer "The following program contains scenes that might be disturbing to > some viewers."
> It has gotten quite quiet here, hasn't it. It has. I meant to post that last week I got my two Jane DVDs I ordered on her Valentine's Day sale. It was a nice surprise receiving them as I'd completely forgotten I'd ordered them. I loved the Hugh's Room show. The other disc of her videos was interesting artistry. --Adam
Nothing like Alzhiemer easter eggs. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Adam Hartfield" <adamh1 <at> comcast.net> To: <siblings <at> smoe.org> Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 4:39 PM Subject: RE: Ok, now I've seen everything. > > It has gotten quite quiet here, hasn't it. > > It has. > > I meant to post that last week I got my two Jane DVDs I ordered on her > Valentine's Day sale. It was a nice surprise receiving them as I'd > completely forgotten I'd ordered them. I loved the Hugh's Room show. The > other disc of her videos was interesting artistry. > > --Adam
Well, since there's some sign of life out there (as spring kicks in?), .... as opposed to my unqualified admiration for Jane's Walking, In hopes that this might inspire the curiosity and pleasure of another sib, On the rock/pop & all that front, the two best tunes I've come upon in the past six months are.... "Amphibian" by Bjork. Who meant nothing to me, I hadn't heard her since the Sugarcubes, and saw her being satirized on SLN, but Amphibian, which turned up during the credit crawl for "Being John Malkovich" is pretty wonderful, approaching the jaw-dropping, I believe. Bjork's breathy cooing & chirping on top of this music box arrangement. Dunno anything about the lyrics. But worth renting the movie for. So I bought Vespertine, since I gathered I'd find more like it, therein. And I did, tho nothing as swell as Amphibian. But Vespertine is worth a listen, for sure. It's emotional and romantic, a big plus. Turning from girl to guys, I picked up California by Mr. Bungle-- which is very Guy-ish. Highly arranged, eclectic, clever, aggressive. And I mean HIGHLY! Everything's tongue-in-cheek, in the GUY style, which is a pity. Nothing emotional and romantic here, just scrap irony. But if you like highly arranged, eclectic and clever-- this definitely fills the bill. Middle eastern + Beach Boys + Martin Denny + Doo Wop... They even throw in some Balinese Monkey chant. -- reggae and out, Bruce(Continue reading)
bjork! yay! I adore Verspertine, and her 'family album' or somesuch title, a many-mini-cd compilation of her stuff as well as some fun mixes. will def check out amphibian. just love that girl! >>> B Merrill <merrillb <at> crisny.org> 3/25/2004 8:56:59 AM >>> Well, since there's some sign of life out there (as spring kicks in?), .... as opposed to my unqualified admiration for Jane's Walking, In hopes that this might inspire the curiosity and pleasure of another sib, On the rock/pop & all that front, the two best tunes I've come upon in the past six months are.... "Amphibian" by Bjork. Who meant nothing to me, I hadn't heard her since the Sugarcubes, and saw her being satirized on SLN, but Amphibian, which turned up during the credit crawl for "Being John Malkovich" is pretty wonderful, approaching the jaw-dropping, I believe. Bjork's breathy cooing & chirping on top of this music box arrangement. Dunno anything about the lyrics. But worth renting the movie for. So I bought Vespertine, since I gathered I'd find more like it, therein. And I did, tho nothing as swell as Amphibian.(Continue reading)
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