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alt.music.moxy-fruvous digest  Tuesday, June 6 2000  Volume 04 : Number 252



                               Today's Subjects:
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  Re: OT: Authors                      [mocksie@aol.com (Mysterious Mocksie)]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4                    [trace@fruhead.com (Trace)]
  re:  Fruvous Auction Show 6/4     [Lori Martin <moonshimmer@xpnonline.net>]
  RE: Fruvous auction show 6/4            [shellyus@aol.comnojunk (Shelly S)]
  =?ISO-8859-1?B?KGxvbmcpIENvbWluZyBob21lIGFmdGVyIGEgRnL8dm91cyB3ZWVrZW5kLi4u?=  [spin0za1@aol.commmm (Spi]
  Marty Cosgrove says hi.             [Marty Cosgrove <mjcosgrove@yahoo.com>]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4         [Melanie <Melanie@redeemer-cincy.org>]
  Re: TR: Six Flags Darien Lake 5/20/2000  [Chris Kearsing <coaster@capital.]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4                    [trace@fruhead.com (Trace)]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4                               [Jacey7@aol.com]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4      [Lori Martin <moonshimmer@xpnonline.net>]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4             ["Kate Leahy" <kleahy@loyola.edu>]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4        [Marie-Claude Danis <mcee2k@yahoo.com>]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4               [spin0za1@aol.commmm (Spin0za1)]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4                    [trace@fruhead.com (Trace)]
  Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4  [Maggie <frugalmagNOfrSPAM@hotmail.com.inval]
  [Jess913@aol.com: jess klein shows]        [Ofer Inbar <cos@polyamory.org>]
  Re: I love my boss/Brazil?      ["Lauren Seyler" <fruvousgirl@hotmail.com>]
  Re: I got the C album           ["Lauren Seyler" <fruvousgirl@hotmail.com>]
  Re: Fruvous Dream Interpetation  ["Lauren Seyler" <fruvousgirl@hotmail.com]

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Date: 06 Jun 2000 05:39:14 GMT
From: mocksie@aol.com (Mysterious Mocksie)
Subject: Re: OT: Authors

>
><THE PRINCESS BRIDE by William Goldman>

If you have never seen the movie, READ THE BOOK FIRST!!!! :)

"By a stream of running water, I heard you laugh.
I closed my eyes for an hour and a half, and tried to make you appear.
I swear in the beauty of the setting sun, you were here." ~Moxy Fruvous~

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 06:02:31 GMT
From: trace@fruhead.com (Trace)
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

On Mon, 05 Jun 2000, Frances Meale <fmeale@mediaone.net> wrote:

>I'm dying of curiosity! Would someone kindly provide a review? Thank
>you!
>Frances
>


Wow, it is the wee hours of June 6th, and this is my first post of the
millenium.  Do you know where your towel is?  Anyways...

Hi Frances,
	As a House Party/Fru-B-Que attendee, I thought I'd toss out an
answer of sorts to your post.  Many of us who were there wondered if it
would be fair to post to the NG at large, a review to a show that most
fruheads couldn't attend.  Although now that I'm thinking about it again,
this is probably the exact place where such a review *should* be posted,
even though it wasn't an official "show."  <FruContinuum members, maybe this
needs rethinking... I may be delusional, but I think we *should* post
reviews if there is interest in them>  We were planning on putting reviews
on a website and directing people who asked about it to the site, but if
there is a large show of hands, we will probably break under the pressure
and gush all over amm-f.  It really was an amazing party, and the members
and crew of Moxy Fruvous are truly great guys.

Meaningless Post Script directed to Lori and chad:  I've fulfilled my New
Years' Resolution!!!  :-P

- --
Trace
trace at fruhead dot com

Maybe we're just looking at a funhouse mirror
       and loving our reflections
 ~MPG~

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 02:03:33 -0400
From: Lori Martin <moonshimmer@xpnonline.net>
Subject: re:  Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

chad schrock wrote:

> Just close your eyes and imagine a small group of people in
> your backyard, enjoying a lovely day, eating lots of great
> food (as the disaster in the kitchen proves),

That was no disaster.  A disaster takes longer than 24 hours to
restore to order.  :)

(If you ever need your house cleaned, may I suggest a team of
Fruheads?)

> Oh,
> plus, they get up and perform a bunch of their best songs for
> about two hours.

That may be what Frances wants to know about.  ;)

There was no setlist.  Instead, attendees' names went into a
hat.  (Lawrence's apparently went in a dozen times.  ;)  )
Attendees' names were pulled out of that hat twenty times.  Those
with the names that were pulled from the hat made a song request,
with the option of stating their reason for choosing that song.
And the band played the song.

This list is not even remotely in order, but the songs were:
Love Set Fire, Lee, Earthquakes, Ballad of Marion Fruvous,
Bittersweet, Billie Jian Medley, Nowhere Man, Elian's Theme,
Horseshoes, I've Gotta Get A Message to You, Sahara, Laika, Ash
Hash, Kids' Song, Greatest Man In America, Nowhere Man, Grunge of
Spain, Fell In Love, Half as Much, and That's Any Good.

I Will Hold On was a song that was not requested, as most of us
already have heard it about a gajillion times, but had my name
come from the hat late in the show it would have been my
request.  IWHO has a lot of different meanings for a lot of
different people -- it has four for me alone -- but yesterday's
meaning was that I will hold on forever to the rollercoaster
events of the day (and the month preceding), and to the Frulads,
Crewlads, and Fruhead friends who made it possible.

Thanks to all involved for an unbelievable, utterly unforgettable
event.   And best wishes for a quick and complete recovery to
Amanda Wilson, who should have been there, and who was an
invaluable force in coordinating things.  As chad said, she was
greatly missed -- although at least she did get to hear the
performance of one of her favorite songs.

- -- Lori
Glitter Fairy/Tattooing Fru
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Moxy Fruvous is a trust exercise."
                        -- Mike Ford

"Is it too much to demand?
I want a full house and a rock and roll band.
Shouldn't I have this?"
                        -- Lucinda Williams/Mary Chapin Carpenter

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Date: 06 Jun 2000 06:49:58 GMT
From: shellyus@aol.comnojunk (Shelly S)
Subject: RE: Fruvous auction show 6/4

Just HAD to post too, to second what everyone thus far has said about Sunday. 
What an amazing experience.  What a special group of guys.  What a special
group of FruHeads.  What an AMAZING experience.  An incredible end to what was
ALREADY an amazing Fru-weekend for me(as I told Murray on friday nite, it was
BIGASS FRü-PARTY WEEKEND-Vault-Appel-House concert)

I love those lads.  I love you all.  GAH--get me to a Hallmark store QUICK!!!!

Shells

o/` I'll hold the hope that we won't part and I'd put off death so I could live
with you o/`    --Moxy Früvous(well, DUH!)

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Date: 06 Jun 2000 12:56:04 GMT
From: spin0za1@aol.commmm (Spin0za1)
Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?B?KGxvbmcpIENvbWluZyBob21lIGFmdGVyIGEgRnL8dm91cyB3ZWVrZW5kLi4u?=

...is a bad idea.
First off let me say that the entire weekend was absolutely incredible. Now let
me say more...
I realized sometime while I was skulking in Lori's dining room that I couldn't
go home Sunday night. I couldn't handle being with my family or my boyfriend or
really anyone non-fruheadish immediately after something as intense for me as
the house party. Don't misunderstand me, the party was very pleasant and
relaxed... but it was also very emotional for me. I called home and told my
mother I'd be staying with Lori another night. I stayed and talked to Amanda
Potter for a long time about our different (and similar) fruvous experiences
and such. It was a long and emotional and wonderful conversation that went into
areas that one may not expect to be Früvous related but which are,
nevertheless, emotionally linked.
The next morning I woke up still surrounded by fruheads which was exactly what
I needed. We all assured each other that the party had, in fact, actually
happenned and that it wasn't just an amazingly wonderful dream. We had nice
leisurely goodbyes. Amanda drove me to the train station and on the way we
harmonized along to Bargainville. When I got on the train I felt tired and
content. I wasn't crashing. I'd been full of Früvous and caffiene and now I was
coming down but I wasn't crashing. I wasn't sad that the weekend was over, I
was happy that it had happened. I was going to see everyone again soon at
Clearwater. I didn't feel like crying. All was well.
I put a little more caffiene into myself and went straight from Pennsylvania to
school for a history test. I bouncily related a few weekend details to some
friends who seemed quite happy for me, if a bit confused. After school I didn't
hang about, I went home hoping to come down slowly again and maybe get some
sleep. I came into the house where my brother was anxiously awaiting
fruvalicious c album. I was reminded by a message on the machine that I was to
have sushi with my father that night. So I put off sleep a little longer and
headed for Brooklyn Heights. 
I carefully related certain weekend events to my father... the ones that
wouldn't lead to harder questions. So everything was going well thus far. I was
eating sushi, I was still high on Früvous etc. and I was soon going to see my
boyfriend who was going to meet me at my house after dinner.
So again, I came home. My boyfriend was there waiting for me, quite happy to
see me. Happy happy. Yay! I was happy to see him too. Sweet hugs and kisses and
happy stuff. But here's the thing... I wanted to check my mail, read and post
to the various NG/message boards and then just relax. Come down slowly again.
Be happy. NOT CRASH. I wanted to not crash this time. It's horrible after a
Früvous show to come home and hit the ground crying because you've just had
your happy time and there's no one around you who understands... and they all
make you feel stupid and weird for loving a band so much that you follow them
to points as far south as Maryland and as far north as Toronto. I know that's
not even that far by Frühead standards, but will they believe that?
Anyway... I went on-line to perform the aforementioned activities... and the
boy would not stop poking me. "I'm hungry. I want to eat. Should I eat? What
should I eat? Ooh, I could get sushi! Gella, shoud I go to the Slope and get
sushi? No, that's too expensive. Gella, should I go to the corner and get sour
cream? Helloooo? Gella? Gella! Should I get sour cream? What should I make?
Gella? No, don't tell me 'I don't know,' what should I make? Will you come to
the kitchen with me? Aw, come on, please? What do you mean your tired? Come on,
help me cook. Come on. Pleeeease?" I tried to explain that I wanted to just
stay in the basement all night. I didn't want to go upstairs until it was time
for school. I wanted to just relax. He said he understood, "but please, just
come to the kitchen with me? Pleeeease?" He wasn't going to stop. So I came
upstairs with him and sat down. He still didn't stop poking. I started to cry.
He got upset. "Gella, there's no reason for you to be crying, so just stop it!
I don't have the energy for this!" 
See, for all the things we have in common, our tastes in music are VERY
different. On the fundamental level we like what we like for the same reasons,
and there are a few cross-overs-- we both like Ani and Morcheeba and
Radiohead... all stuff he introduced me to... but he can't stand any of my
music... that being Indigo Girls, Dar Williams, They Might Be Giants, Tory
Cassis, Pink Floyd, Simon&Garfunkel etc... and of course, Früvous. He likes
trance and jungle... things like Dieselboy, George Acosta, Chemical Brothers
etc. And I can appreciate his tastes. I understand why he likes it. If I were
in a slightly different place in my head I would like it too... but I'm not.
Conflict: when we're together in the basement he puts on his music... and I sit
and listen and try to enjoy it as best I can, picking out themes and beats I
like and filtering out what I find repetitive or annoying or boring. If I put
on my music he whines and bitches at me until I let him change it. He has
always made me feel rediculous for my obsession with Moxy Fruvous... my 42 live
mp3 tracks, my 7 CDs and 22 shows.
To say the least, he made me feel like my parachute disintegrated about halfway
to the ground. <sigh> I really must find a way to deal with this shit.

je touche le requin dans le tourbillon mechanique au l'aquarium immense
moment de frission doux et ridicule
- -Mike Ford (hehe)

Gella

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Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 06:59:13 -0700 (PDT)
From: Marty Cosgrove <mjcosgrove@yahoo.com>
Subject: Marty Cosgrove says hi.

Hi! Until now I have had trouble figuring out how to
post to the ng. This Fruhead.com thing is very handy. 

I just wanted to say hello to any of my friends from
the ammf crowd from the 1995-97 years. I miss you and
all of our wonderful road-tripping experiences!

E-mail me if you want to catch up on old or new times.
I'm at mjcosgrove@yahoo.com

- -Marty

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Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 09:56:20 -0400
From: Melanie <Melanie@redeemer-cincy.org>
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

Trace wrote:
>> Many of us who were there wondered if it would be fair to post to
 the NG at large, a review to a show that most fruheads couldn't attend.
  Although now that I'm thinking about it again, this is probably the
 exact place where such a review *should* be posted,<<

Thank you so much for those of you who gave us a sense of what the day was like.  It was fun to imagine it even though I find myself working very hard to overcome the sin of envy.  (Boy, doesn't that sound like a Catholic conscience coming through?)  So glad that those of you who were there had such a wonderful experience.

peace, melanie

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 15:23:00 GMT
From: Chris Kearsing <coaster@capital.net>
Subject: Re: TR: Six Flags Darien Lake 5/20/2000

"dalloff@gcfn.org" (Dave Althoff Jr) wrote:

> In spite of the cold, I still had to have a cone of frozen custard.
> Darien Lake has changed vendors for the custard, but it is still a
> local delicasy, and the new brand (I think last year it was Kohr
> Bros.  This year it's Perry's...I saw their logo all over Western New
> York) is still pretty darned good.  Unfortunately it was also cold

Perry's has always been Darien Lake's vendor for hard ice cream... not
sure who did the frozen custard, however.

- -Chris K.-


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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 15:41:48 GMT
From: trace@fruhead.com (Trace)
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

On Tue, 06 Jun 2000 02:03:33 -0400, Lori Martin <moonshimmer@xpnonline.net>
wrote:

>chad schrock wrote:
>
>> Just close your eyes and imagine a small group of people in
>> your backyard, enjoying a lovely day, eating lots of great
>> food (as the disaster in the kitchen proves),
>
>That was no disaster.  A disaster takes longer than 24 hours to
>restore to order.  :)

/me hums...look straight at the coming disaster....

>(If you ever need your house cleaned, may I suggest a team of
>Fruheads?)
>

We have decided that the guys should play people's houses more often.  This
way, gangs of fruheads will arrive to clean your house beforehand!   We've
dubbed it, The Spring Cleaning Tour.  We come complete with a bucket and a
brush...

>There was no setlist.  Instead, attendees' names went into a
>hat.  (Lawrence's apparently went in a dozen times.  ;)  )
>Attendees' names were pulled out of that hat twenty times.  Those
>with the names that were pulled from the hat made a song request,
>with the option of stating their reason for choosing that song.
>And the band played the song.

This was probably the coolest thing they could've done, and it was
completely unexpected.  I got a bit nervous when Jian deadpanned that the
names in the hat were for the onstage version of Truth or Dare they were
initiating, but I felt sure that he was pulling my leg.  :-)   I think we
surprised the guys in turn, because they decided that to spice things up and
maybe incite a riot, they'd put names back in the hat after they been called
upon so some people could get called upon more than once, and hence hated by
those whose names weren't picked at all.  Their mischievous plan backfired
as fruheads who were called on multiple times began passing their requests
to others who had yet to get the chance to request.  It was a warm fuzzy
feeling.  Fruheads are wonderful people.

>Thanks to all involved for an unbelievable, utterly unforgettable
>event.   And best wishes for a quick and complete recovery to
>Amanda Wilson, who should have been there, and who was an
>invaluable force in coordinating things.  As chad said, she was
>greatly missed -- although at least she did get to hear the
>performance of one of her favorite songs.

I'd like to extend my thanks to everyone as well.  I'd especially like to
thank WXPN for being such a great station and supporting Fruvous.  I'd like
to thank Fruvous for being such a great group of guys and supporting WXPN.
In the grand scheme of things, this might not be their career highlight, but
they did a great thing for a great radio station and in the process, they
managed to create some amazing memories for those of us who were lucky
enough to participate.  Not a bad day's work at all!

So Fruvous, thanks for those memories, and for the time you generously gave
to us all.  Since the guys hung around for the entire party, chatting and
being in most respects normal party guests aside from their two hour set,
I'm guessing they weren't faking it just to be polite, and it really was a
kick ass party.  Oh, and Murray rocks at playstation, and Tobey was
gentleman enough to let me win a match against him.  What incredible fun!  

>
>"Is it too much to demand?
>I want a full house and a rock and roll band.
>Shouldn't I have this?"
>                        -- Lucinda Williams/Mary Chapin Carpenter

Lastly, I'd like to thank Lori and Steve Martin for generously opening their
home to us and allowing us to share in that wonderful day.  You guys rock my
little fruworld.  As for everyone else involved...it is like Anita observed,
our party couldn't have been pulled off in the timeframe we had without the
help, skills, cooperation and resources of every member.  Thank you all for
making it a great party!

"Come over to the Dark Side" - Tobey
"This game should have a warning, 'graphic, but funny violence.'"  - Murray
the Wu-Tang assasin

- --
Trace
trace at fruhead dot com

Maybe we're just looking at a funhouse mirror
       and loving our reflections
 ~MPG~

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 16:06:58 GMT
From: Jacey7@aol.com
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

>>if  there is a large show of hands, we will probably break under the
pressure and gush all over amm-f.<<

> oh yes, please please gush!<

I heartily concur. Let us live vicarious, please ;-) As I told Lori on
saturday, ideally each of the 37 (?) people in attendance would write
long, detailed reivews for us all to revel in. So by all means, share!

~jen =)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Wouldn't it be great if the band just never ended?" --Great Big Sea
"Do you know that you are very strong?"-- Grover
"Measure your life in love."-- Rent


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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 12:43:09 -0400
From: Lori Martin <moonshimmer@xpnonline.net>
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

Trace wrote:

> this is probably the exact place where such a review *should* be posted,
> even though it wasn't an official "show."  <FruContinuum members, maybe this
> needs rethinking... I may be delusional, but I think we *should* post
> reviews if there is interest in them>

That's what I was thinking when I posted the set per Frances' request for a
review.  If anyone wants to do a more complete review, that's cool with me -- I
just am incapable of such things at the moment.  :)

For the record, I realized after posting that list that I stuck in Nowhere Man
twice.  Strike one of them, and add "Believe."  :)

> Meaningless Post Script directed to Lori and chad:  I've fulfilled my New
> Years' Resolution!!!  :-P

Yes, Trace, you are indeed a woman of your word.  Biscuit for you!  (White
chocolate, no less ... )  :)
- -- Lori
    Glitter Fairy/Tattooing Fru
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Moxy Fruvous is a trust exercise."
                       -- Mike Ford

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Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 12:59:16 -0400
From: "Kate Leahy" <kleahy@loyola.edu>
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

>"This game should have a warning, 'graphic, but funny violence.'"  - Murray
>the Wu-Tang assasin


A warning:

"The Wu-Tang Assassin," Murray's new nom-de-plume, should not be taken
lightly.  Approximately three minutes after he picked up a controller, he
mastered the game.  It was remarkable.

He scares me a little :).

- --Kate, who thought Murray's face while playing was a *lot* funnier than the
violence

PS - And Dave Tobey's mock-Latin dancing even funnier than Murray's funny
faces :)

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 17:28:07 GMT
From: Marie-Claude Danis <mcee2k@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

Kate Leahy wrote:
 
> >"This game should have a warning, 'graphic, but funny violence.'"  - Murray
> >the Wu-Tang assasin

I agree.

> A warning:
> 
> "The Wu-Tang Assassin," Murray's new nom-de-plume, should not be taken
> lightly.  Approximately three minutes after he picked up a controller, he
> mastered the game.  It was remarkable.

I think he and Kath should have a play off. 

> PS - And Dave Tobey's mock-Latin dancing even funnier than Murray's funny
> faces :)

Oh dear. Did they bring out Busta Groove? *shudder*

mcee, missing her plaything (the Play Station, not Dave. Well...)

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Date: 06 Jun 2000 18:58:46 GMT
From: spin0za1@aol.commmm (Spin0za1)
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

>mcee, missing her plaything (the Play Station, not Dave. Well...)

Akchuly, I think we were using Andrew's playstation which was already set up.

I think I will now comment on the extreme coolness of the paint job on the
playstation's suitcase. :)

And I'll also mention that this was the first time I ever touched a playstation
and I KICKED LAWRENCE'S ASS!!!

Lawrence: This is for all the bad puns, isn't it?
Gella: Yeah bitch! I kick yo'ass, bitch! Bitch bitch bitch... bitch! 

Note: kicking the ass of Lawrence at the playstation is not too much to be
proud of... nevertheless, I choose to maintain my sense of accomplishment. :)
'twas great fun. :)

je touche le requin dans le tourbillon mechanique au l'aquarium immense
moment de frission doux et ridicule
- -Mike Ford (hehe)

Gella

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 17:55:27 GMT
From: trace@fruhead.com (Trace)
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

On Tue, 06 Jun 2000 16:06:58 GMT, Jacey7@aol.com wrote:

>
>>>if  there is a large show of hands, we will probably break under the
>pressure and gush all over amm-f.<<
>
>> oh yes, please please gush!<
>
>I heartily concur. Let us live vicarious, please ;-) As I told Lori on
>saturday, ideally each of the 37 (?) people in attendance would write
>long, detailed reivews for us all to revel in. So by all means, share!

OK, you twisted my arm Jen..I'll talk. :-)  It occurs to me however, that
actual reviews are probably impossible since most of the day was so
informal.  I think that was the coolest aspect of the day.  The guys
actually took part and enjoyed themselves while hanging out at the party.
It was a very relaxed atmosphere, with people chatting together in little
lawn chair groups, hitting the food/beverage tables and listening to or
dancing to the "house music."  After the set, the 12 x 16 foot stage turned
into a makeshift dance floor as I recall, with smiley face party lights
strung from the rented canopy that covered the stage.

 After everything, I am left with happy impressions of things that took
place over the course of those 8 hours.  Murray and Tobey sitting on the
living room floor playing video games, Mike composing French refrigerator
poetry in Lori and Steve's kitchen, Jian dancing with fruheads on the dance
floor, me standing on the stairs telling Dave about my dog, etc.  It are
vignettes like those that remain strongly in my memory.  

The only wrinkles were Leah's asthma problems, although I was happy her name
got pulled and she got to request her favorite song, and Amanda's ill health
which landed her in the hospital and prevented her from attending the party.
We couldn't change any of those things, but with Fruvous' help, we managed
to give Amanda her own Fruvous experience that day.  When Earthquakes, the
song Amanda had wanted to hear, was requested, Jian called Amanda from stage
on Lori and Steve's cell phone, wished her well, and an audience member held
the phone so Amanda could hear them perform the song.  She was absent in
body, but not forgotten.  

I guess the best way I can sum up a review of that day is to say that the
kind of day it was for me was the quiet wonderfulness of munching on good
food, while sitting on a garden bench, on a beautiful day, next to a frulad,
smelling veggies and burgers being grilled, hearing the Arrogant Worms
coming out of the stereo, seeing friends old and new having fun, and
contemplating whether I was happy.  I most definitely was.  

- --
Trace
trace at fruhead dot com

Maybe we're just looking at a funhouse mirror
       and loving our reflections
 ~MPG~

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 12:21:05 -0700
From: Maggie <frugalmagNOfrSPAM@hotmail.com.invalid>
Subject: Re: Fruvous Auction Show 6/4

Gella said:
>Lawrence: This is for all the bad puns, isn't it? Gella: Yeah
>bitch! I kick yo'ass, bitch! Bitch bitch bitch... bitch!

ohmigawd Gella you are hysterical!  i love you!

~Maggie~

"Früvous, like wine, is an acquired taste." - *sally*


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Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 15:11:24 -0400
From: Ofer Inbar <cos@polyamory.org>
Subject: [Jess913@aol.com: jess klein shows]

- ----- Forwarded message from Jess913@aol.com -----

From: Jess913@aol.com
Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2000 15:27:02 EDT
Subject: jess klein shows

hey guys, i just wanted to remind you of jess klein's big 4-show passim stint 
this weekend.  her last boston area shows until october....  and with mila 
drumke opening one night.  also, its not in the below email from jess (which 
i got from her mailing list), but ive been told that free 2-song sampler cds 
of songs from her new album (due out 8/22) will be given out at these shows...

jess b
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from jess klein:

<<Friday and Saturday June 9 and 10, I will be having a two-night, four-show 

affair with my longtime sweetheart, Club Passim in Cambridge, MA.  Two shows 

each night: 7 p.m. and 10 p.m (all ages!).   If you’ve never been to Passim, 
it’s comparable to a large underground living room.  

Friday night I’ll be playing with friends and Saturday night solo. Please 
call ahead for tickets:  617-492-7679.  Special guests to open Friday night’s 
shows.  Saturday night Mila Drumke will open.  

Subscribe to the Jess Klein discussion list at 

http://www.egroups.com/group/JessK. Trade bootlegs, chat, submit live reviews 

/ set lists, plan road trips, etc.  >>>

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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 15:28:54 EDT
From: "Lauren Seyler" <fruvousgirl@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: I love my boss/Brazil?

akaishi@nospam.unity.unity.edu writes:
>
>on 23 May 2000, Kathy O'Connell tripped over the cat and fell on the
>keyboard, generating the following:
>
> >Ummm...could it be that the theme from Brazil is the song "Brazil,"
> >which "I Love My Boss" uses as its melody?

If you mean the movie Brazil (directed by Terry Gilliam), I believe they bot 
the name for that movie from the song.  However, I wasn't aware they got the 
tune for Boss from that...

Lauren Seyler


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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 15:57:10 EDT
From: "Lauren Seyler" <fruvousgirl@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: I got the C album

>Aaron Birenbaum wrote:
> >
> > I got the c album
>
great.  do you want a cookie or a medal?  :P

Lauren
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Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 15:39:54 EDT
From: "Lauren Seyler" <fruvousgirl@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: Fruvous Dream Interpetation

jason wrote:
>
> >I need help.. I had a wierd dream, can anyone make sense of it??
> >
> >I dreamt that there were a lot of unhappy people (Where and when and who, 
>I
> >don't know....)
> >But Murray decided to make a "Gummy Murray" (Like Gummy Worms, Fish, 
>Bears,
> >etc.) of himself,
> >And fed bits and pieces to all of the unhappy people.. And they felt 
>better
> >right away...
>
A gummy Murray?  Maybe it was laced with drugs.  According to Hillary, the 
gummi shoe string she gave Dave at Appel Farm was.  His response:  "Hmmm, 
that should be fun."

As for me, I'm waiting for them to come out with Fru-bunnies, you know, like 
those hollow chocolate bunnies you get at easter, only shaped like budgie 
dogs or somthing.  (Last Easter I made an Easter egg with a budgie dog drawn 
on it.  I think my parents are scared now.)

Lauren Seyler
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