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ecto-digest          Wednesday, June 3 1998          Volume 04 : Number 174



                               Today's Subjects:
                               -----------------
  Today's your birthday, friend...                 [Mike Matthews <matthewm>]
  Re: Sinead Lohan, Sarah's Black and other music  [cheneh@mail01.adm.duke.e]
  news re: Launch and re: Ticketmaster                       [Riphug@aol.com]
  Fwd: Carolina Connections II                               [Riphug@aol.com]
  re: Veda Hill                         [Carolyn Andre <candre@enteract.com>]
  Tori Amos in Cincy!                                        [Riphug@aol.com]
  Heather Nova - Siren                                       [Riphug@aol.com]
  Syd / Yves /St Ann's dining guide &. (too long)           [jjh969@juno.com]
  Salem 66               ["Mitchell A. Pravatiner" <mapravat@prairienet.org>]
  Jonatha Brooke/Jennifer Kimball tour dates                 [Riphug@aol.com]
  Re: Great Big Sea     [isometric plaything <sherm@tardis.roc.servtech.com>]
  Red Green (fwd)                       [kerry white <zzkwhite@washburn.edu>]
  Newspaper quote:                      [kerry white <zzkwhite@washburn.edu>]
  Re: Sinead Lohan, Sarah's Black and other music  [Neal Copperman <elan@acc]
  Re: Great Big Sea                  [Neal Copperman <elan@access.digex.net>]
  this week's ews inducer                          [meredith <meth@smoe.org>]

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 03:00:03 -0400 (EDT)
From: Mike Matthews <matthewm>
Subject: Today's your birthday, friend...

                                i*i*i*i*i*i
                                i*i*i*i*i*i
                              ***************
                            *****HAPPY*********
                      **************BIRTHDAY*********
            ***************************************************
 ***************************************************************************
 ************* Perttu Yli-Krekola (ylikreko@tre.tele.nokia.fi) *************
 ***************************************************************************
 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

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   Perttu Yli-Krekola       Thu  June 02      1966     Kaksoset
   Alex Gibbs               Thu  June 08      1967     Betelgeuse
   Gleb Zverev              Tue  June 09      1964     Gemini
   Sonja Juchniewich        Mon  June 10      1963     Pegasus
   Joerg Plate              Mon  June 12      1967     Gemini
   Chris Montville          Tue  June 13      1978     Gemini
   Ectoplasm (original name) Mailing List Thu  June 13      1991     Fuzzier blue
   Mark R. Susskind         Wed  June 15      1966     Gemini
   Mike Matthews            Mon  June 16      1969     Dr. Firewall
   Albert Philipsen         Mon  June 17      1968     Gemini
   Neal R. Copperman        Thu  June 17      1965     Gemini
   Susan Kay Anderson       Tue  June 17      1969     Gemini
   Ecto-The Mailing List    Tue  June 18      1991     Fuzzy blue
   Tracy Barber             Mon  June 18      1956     Gemini
   Greg Dunn                Thu  June 18      1953     +
   Paul Blair               Thu  June 18      1964     Objectivist
   David Lubkin             Fri  June 20      1958     OurLady
   Marisa Wood              Fri  June 20      1969     Gemini
   Cheri Villines           Sun  June 20      1965     Gemini-Pisces
   Ray Misra                Sat  June 20      1970     Gemini
   Nik Popa                 Sun  June 22      1969     Cancer
   Teresa VanDyne           Thu  June 23      1960     Cancer
   Dave Torok               Mon  June 24      1968     Cancer
   Ethan Straffin           Thu  June 24      1971     Cancer
   Kevin Dekan              Mon  June 27      1960     Cancer
   BunkyTom                 Tue  July 02      1968     Cancer

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Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1998 08:28 -0400 (EDT)
From: cheneh@mail01.adm.duke.edu
Subject: Re: Sinead Lohan, Sarah's Black and other music

       unlurking briefly to say, thanks paul for sharing the sinead lohan 
     tour list. i was lucky enuff to see her perform live a few yrs ago and 
     it's worth the trip:-)

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 08:49:29 EDT
From: Riphug@aol.com
Subject: news re: Launch and re: Ticketmaster

From The Hollywood Reporter:

<<Intel, Launch set to make satellite music together

Intel Corp. and Launch Media Inc. unveiled a collaborative effort Monday aimed
at creating a personalized music channel delivered initially via satellite.
Plans call for a channel building off of Launch's existing service by which
consumers receive CD-ROMs every two months that feature music-related content
including exclusive interviews, concert footage and album reviews. >>


<< New search team: Ticketmaster, Yahoo!

USA Networks' Ticketmaster Group Inc. on Monday signed with Internet search
engine company Yahoo! Inc. to offer concert information and a link to buy
tickets on Yahoo!'s Web site (www.yahoo.com) in exchange for marketing Yahoo!
on Ticketmaster's site (www.ticketmaster.com). The agreement comes as
Ticketmaster Web site sales have exploded by 300% in the past year, reaching
$7.5 million in April alone. >>

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 08:58:29 EDT
From: Riphug@aol.com
Subject: Fwd: Carolina Connections II

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A taste of the Carolinas...

Since the first Carolina Connection we have picked up quite a few releases
from 
people with some connection to either North or South Carolina, and we are
pleased 
to be able to offer them to you.

HOLD ON!...We're not just gong to offer you these Carolina Connections...we
are 
also throwing in our world famous e-mail broadcast discount.  Receive 10% off
each 
and every item you order when you place an order that includes at least one
item 
from this broadcast.  Orders must be e-mailed, phoned, of faxed in because our
web 
site does not support this option.  (Please remember to give us your name,
shipping 
address, and credit card info.)  This offer is good until Saturday, June 6.
The code 
for this broadcast is B-52; you MUST mention this code when you order to
receive 
the discount.  Also, when placing an order by phone let the person taking the
order 
know that you are placing an e-mail discount order and give the code BEFORE 
beginning the order.

MAIDEN VOYAGE / Nneena Freelon  (CJ4794  $16.98 CD only)--This amazing jazz 
artist (who happens to be a Ladyslipper neighbor) has been hailed
internationally as 
" the greatest female vocalist to come along in 3 decades."  She describes
this 
1998 release as "a joyous celebration of feminine spirit and passion...stories
both 
new and familiar."

DO A TWO SABLE / Danielle Howle and The Tantrums  (DAE19016  $16.98 CD 
only)--Welcome to another one of the many faces that is Danielle Howle.  On
this 
1998 release Danielle is backed (for the second time) by what could be called
her 
electric project, The Tantrums, taking her sound to a whole new level.  And
she is 
from South Carolina.

NEW BLOOD / Beth Wood  (ARR5689  $15.98 CD only)--Our interest was sparked 
because this singer-songwriter currently resides just up the road from us in
Asheville 
NC.  For this 1998 debut she combines elements of bluesy rock, jazz and soul
with 
her folkier singer-songwriter style.

DEAR ENEMY / Dana & Karen Kletter  (HAN1420  $15.98 CD only)--This unusual 
1998 release is a suite of songs relating the extraordinarily strange family
life of these 
Raleigh NC-based twin sisters.  Their debut, 8 years in the making (so long
because, 
as they suggest, "time sure flies when you hate your sister"), features their
haunting 
harmonies and darkly evocative lyrics.

DASHBOARD BUDDHA / Kid Sister  (KS3  $14.98 CD only)--This 1998 release 
fulfills all of our cravings for girls and their guitars.  The Durham NC-based
duo holds 
onto its folk roots while branching out into spoken word and rock.

BASTARD OUT OF CAROLINA  (BMV2VC  $19.98)--This video is based on the 
best-selling novel by Dorothy Allison, directed by Angelica Huston, narrated
by Laura 
Dern, screenplay by Anne Meredith.  If you loved the book you won't be 
disappointed by the movie.

LEAVIN' THIS TOWN / Terri Binion  (DAE19015  $15.98)--Originally issued on 
Terri's own indie label Shinola Records, this 1997 release quickly became a
favorite 
at Amy Ray's Daemon Records (who chose to release it to give it the
distribution it 
deserved).  She presents unassuming melodies, remarkable guitar lines and 
insightful lyrics, all wrapped up in an alternative/country/folk package.

You can order these and all of our other releases by calling 1-800-634-6044,
fax us 
your order at 1-800-577-7892, by e-mail (don't forget to give us your name,
shipping 
address and credit card info.), and from our web site at
http://www.ladyslipper.org 
(Please remember that the web site does not support the 10% e-mail broadcast 
option.)

Theresa Champion
E-Mail Coordinator & Jill of All Trades
Ladyslipper Music
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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 11:36:04 -0500 (CDT)
From: Carolyn Andre <candre@enteract.com>
Subject: re: Veda Hill

I'v excerpted one bit from a playlist posted over on the community dj
list. ...

also, obviously a radio show with good taste for those of you in
the Hartford CT area ...

- ---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 07:55:15 PDT
From: Amy Jeffries <amykins_folk@HOTMAIL.COM>
To: FOLKDJ-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU

<snip>

    I rounded off the evening by airing my interview with Bottom Line
recording artist, Veda Hille, whose album "Spine" was released in the
United States just a few weeks ago.  Ever since I picked up a copy of
Veda's last release, "Path of a Body" she has so impressed me that I
play a track from her albums every week in order, I am now up to the 4th
track on "Spine".  A transcript of the interview will be posted at
www.wrtcfm.com soon, I will make sure to announce that.

<snip>

        - Amy Jeffries
         host, Not Yet Named: the folk show for the undefined
         WRTC, Hartford

- -------------------------

and yes, ecto-folks, I'll pass along the info when she lets us
know about the transcript!

Regards,
Carolyn
candre@enteract.com

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 15:12:49 EDT
From: Riphug@aol.com
Subject: Tori Amos in Cincy!

<<Tori Amos will be performing at the Crown on July 21st in an intimate
reduced sized arena  setting.  Tickets go on sale to the general
public this Saturday at 10 am.  But as a special offer to those of you
on our mailing list, we are offering you the opportunity to purchase
tickets in advance!  Ticket prices are $29.00 and $26.50. Just call
(513) 232-6220 on June 5th, 1998  from 10 am to 4 pm to take advantage
of this special offer. >>

Unfortunately.....Tori's appearance is scheduled for the same night that Paula
Cole will be making up her snowed-out appearance at Bogart's......

Jill :D

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 15:15:18 EDT
From: Riphug@aol.com
Subject: Heather Nova - Siren

I just *love* Heather!  
I'm sooooo glad she finally came out with a new album.......
Buy it.....I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Jill :D

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 16:19:47 -0400
From: jjh969@juno.com
Subject: Syd / Yves /St Ann's dining guide &. (too long)

Chelsea mentioned Syd Straw.

I like "War & Peace" alot but some of my favorite Syd stuff 
was her work with the Golden Palominos.  But then a band who's
alumni include Jack Bruce, Bill Laswell, John Zorn, Arto Lindsay
Fred Frith, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Peter Blegvad, Bernie Worell
Carla Bley, Richard Thompson, Amanda Kramer, Michael Stipe,
Henry Kaiser, Bootsy Collins and Lori Carson can't help but be
one of my all time favorites. Before she took to warbling for dollars
Syd waited tables at Exterminator Chili downtown, and on more
than one occasion steaming bowls of their "Industrial Strength"
chili served up by Syd brought tears to my eyes.  At a Pete Seeger
concert at Lincoln Center that Syd and I attended she was kind 
enough to pose for me for a picture.  If Chelsea, or anyone else 
would like I'd be glad to send a small scan of it out. Your choice of 
format. (.bmp .tif .jpg .gif)  E-Mail me off list if interested.  At a 
later Knitting Factory appearance Syd graciously signed it for me.  
 
Many thanks to Yves, who's kind offer to dine with him and to attend 
a performance by  Autour de Lucie I was forced to decline.  As much 
as I would have loved to have done so,  jet lag and an extraordinarily
frantic schedule made doing so impossible.  Four days in Paris is 
like a sip of champagne.  Were I ever forced to leave New York, 
Paris is one of the few other places on this planet I could enjoy 
calling home. Hopefully the next time I get a chance to cross 
the pond, time will not be such an issue and I'll be able to 
indulge myself by enjoying the Ecto-hospitality that seems to 
span the globe.  In the meantime I'll try to console myself by 
making a point of catching at least one of Autour de Lucie local 
shows at the Knitting Factory on June 17 & 18 or @ Fez on 
the 20th of  June.  

Paul asked about St Ann's location.

St Ann's is in Brooklyn Heights on Montague St.  A most excellent 
venue if you've got the right seats, some have restricted sight lines. 
>From the north (Manhattan, Ct. Mass. etc.)  you can get there from
the Cadman Plaza West exit off the Brooklyn Queens Expressway 
(rte. 278) .  Make a right turn off the Cadman Plaza West service 
road on to Montague Street. St. Ann's is one block up at the corner of 
Clinton St.  (The Brooklyn Bridge dumps you right onto Cadman Plaza
West.)  From points south, the Atlantic Ave exit off the BQE might be
better. Take Atlantic Ave three blocks to Clinton, make a left and go
6 blocks to Montague.  Parking is tough and traffic can be as well,
allow time.  Lots of good (and bad) restaurants.  Acadia Parish
Cajun Restaurant on Atlantic, lots of good Lebanese and other
Middle Eastern food on Atlantic too.  Circles cafe is also on Atlantic.  
There's a decent sushi joint just across the street from St Ann's on
Montague. There's also a good Italian rest on Montague but it's
name escapes me,  not the one on the same side of Montague
as St Ann's, (that one you should avoid) the good one is upstairs
across the street, a bit more towards the harbor.  Thresa's of 
Alphabet City has a branch on Montague near Hicks St. Good
pirogue, blintzes, bigos and kielbasa.  Their tripe soup is peppery
and most excellent if the ingestion of entrails suits you. St Ann's
is one of my favorite venues and boast's some of this countries 
oldest stained glass windows.  I've seen Robin Holcomb, Robert 
Fripp and the League of Crafty Guitarists, Dr. John and Marianne
Faithfull there among others, and have never not enjoyed myself 
thoroughly.  Maranne Fathfull's "Blazing Away" video was shot
during her performance there if you'd like to get an idea of what
the place is like.  

Read something strange in the TV section of the Daily News the
other day.  Details are sketchy but it sounded like something
worth looking into. At 8:30 PM on June 15 in the New York area,
and perhaps in your's as well, cable's Independent Film Channel
(?????) will air "Fishing with John",  a series where various
people go fishing with John Lurie (of the Lounge Lizards/Stranger
than Paradise fame)  The premier episode puts John with filmaker
Jim Jarmusch shark fishing out off Montauk.  A subsequent 
installment pairs John up for a fishing trip with Dennis Hopper.  
Sounds like "Fear and Loathing with the American Sportsman."  

Later,

	John



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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 16:09:33 -0500 (CDT)
From: "Mitchell A. Pravatiner" <mapravat@prairienet.org>
Subject: Salem 66

Back in '93 I wrote reviews of several of their albums for the 
Ectophiles' Guide.  I presume they, or excerpts from them, are on the web 
now.

Mitch

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 17:15:39 EDT
From: Riphug@aol.com
Subject: Jonatha Brooke/Jennifer Kimball tour dates

From the dog-dreams (Jonatha Brooke) mailing list:

<<Hello everyone,

I have a couple of new concert dates to pass on.  A few are
unconfirmed, so investigate (and share the results) if interested.

Jonatha Brooke:

 6 Jun 1998	Princeton, NJ		McCarter Theater
					91 University Place
					609-683-8000
					http://www.artswebusa.org/

20 Jun 1998	Bridgeton, NJ		Folk Festival
unconfirmed

 3 Jul 1998	Seattle, WA		Heritage Folk Fest  
unconfirmed

 6 Jul 1998	Redmond, WA		Marymoor Heritage Festival
unconfirmed				Marymoor Park
					206-296-2964
					Free ($5 parking)
					Festival runs July 4-6

13 Sep 1998	Wilmington, DE		Wilmington Theater Co.
					7:00pm


Jennifer Kimball:

16 Jul 1998	Philadelphia, PA	Tin Angel
					co-bill with Deanna Kirk

17 Jul 1998	Alexandria, VA		IOTA
					opens for Lisa Cerbone, 7pm

I've also have a track listing for "Veering From The Wave" up on the
web site.  http://www.cs.umd.edu/users/rager/Story/discography/wave.html

- -Dave >>

Hmmmm.......I'll be going up that way for the Camden and Columbia Lilith
Fairs.....might have to consider flying into Philly instead of Baltimore so
that I can see Jennifer and my friend, Deanna Kirk!  What do you think, Nieci?

Jill :D

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 17:39:40 -0400 (EDT)
From: isometric plaything <sherm@tardis.roc.servtech.com>
Subject: Re: Great Big Sea

> 
> >Who are Great Big Sea?  They are playing here in a few days opening for
> >Squeeze.  I kind of doubt I'll go, though I've always enjoyed seeing
> >Squeeze in concert.
> 
> well, a friend in San Diego is really big on them.  they have a website at:
>    http://www.greatbigsea.com
> but, after just visiting it, I only discern that they are a Newfoundland
> group which plays with Celtic influences ... and include fiddle.  guess I
> didn't spend long enough on the site <s>.  

Great Big Sea is a Celtic band out of Newfoundland.  They have 3 CDs released
in Canada, and a US release slated for July methinks.  The first US single
is a cover of REM's "End of the World".  They do I nice cover of the song.
The are very harmonized... sometimes they get to almost acapella in their 
songs... other times, it's jammin on the fiddle. :)  I highly recommend them
to anyone who like Celtic music.   And, I may as well make a plug for the
mailing list I run for them. ;)  If you'd like on it, send a subs request to
gbs-request@tardis.roc.servtech.com.

And did someone say Squeeze???  I'd love to see them in concert.  Are they
coming out east at all?

- -cas

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 17:17:26 -0500 (CDT)
From: kerry white <zzkwhite@washburn.edu>
Subject: Red Green (fwd)

To: ktwu@ktwu.wuacc.edu
Subject: Red Green

Many thanks to all the staff who helped at the Red Green event to make it 
a success.

Come celebrate with donuts in the Development Department at 10:00!!! 

In case you didn't see the front page of today's paper, it was a REALLY
BIG SHOW.  Reportedly 2,000 FANS OF RED & HAROLD came to enjoy the fun! 
In spite of the fact that we had to move everyone outside because of the
huge crowd, they were exceptionally well behaved.  If this crowd is any
indication, we have an enormous family audience out there! 

Red & Harold were real troopers.  They stood outside in the 89 degree
temperature in Flannel Shirts for hours giving autographs and having their
pictures taken.  I'm sure they are just now heading for home to cooler
weather.  What a great pair of guys!!!
................................

   *I* got to stay and run the station by myself, just like any other
Monday night.  >And<, I can't find the postcard I got them to autograph
wheen they were at the station that afternoon!  8-(


"If woman can't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy!"

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 18:42:18 -0500 (CDT)
From: kerry white <zzkwhite@washburn.edu>
Subject: Newspaper quote:

   "Red Green invited the KTWU viewers to Toronto to watch a taping of the
show, but he cautioned the Kansans how conservative Canadians could be.
  'Canadians lie awake at night worrying if there's a hyphen in anal
retentive', said Green."
  Except for a few taped segments, the show is done live to an audience.
Show up in September to be in that audience.
  "We're going to keep going until we do a good one."    bye, 

                               Kerry R White
...............................            .............................
  zzkwhite@washburn.edu                                     KTWU PBS TV                                                                                        
  kerrywhite@webtv.net                                        Topeka KS
                                       

                           

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 21:59:34 -0400 (EDT)
From: Neal Copperman <elan@access.digex.net>
Subject: Re: Sinead Lohan, Sarah's Black and other music

On Tue, 2 Jun 1998 Paul2k@aol.com wrote:

> Finally heard Sinead Lohan on WXPN today as the What's New selection in the 4
> oclock hour...

> 6/3 -   	Iota in Arlington, VA
> 
> hmm...wednesday at Iota...a bit of a long haul on short notice...doubt that
> i'll go, but i WANT to so badly...

Just what I was thinking.  But, as further incentive, it is a FREE
concert.  I wasn't planning on going myself, but if anyone out there sends
me strong enough reviews in the next 2 hours, maybe I'll zip down after
all.

neal

np: EDA Thanksgiving tape

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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 1998 21:57:58 -0400 (EDT)
From: Neal Copperman <elan@access.digex.net>
Subject: Re: Great Big Sea

On Tue, 2 Jun 1998, isometric plaything wrote:


Thanks for the Great Big Sea info.  I don't know if this is completely
right, but they are listed as opening for Squeeze at the 9:30 Club on June
9 AND The Chieftans & Sinead O'Connor at Wolftrap on the 16th.

> And did someone say Squeeze???  I'd love to see them in concert.  Are they
> coming out east at all?

They are lots of fun live.  I've seen them a couple of times.  They are
playing in DC on the 9th, which is definitely east.  Don't know the rest
of their schedule though.

(I just glanced in Pollstar - a great idea but a mediocre service, and
found these dates, obviously incomplete since it doesn't include the one I
know about....

06/13/98	New York	NY	Randalls Island
06/20/98	Chicago	IL	Arlington Int'l Racecourse

)

Neal

np: EDA Thanksgiving tape

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Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1998 22:56:56 -0400
From: meredith <meth@smoe.org>
Subject: this week's ews inducer

Hi!

Here we go - anybody picked up the new Heather Nova yet?  Didn't have a
chance to get to the record store today.

> *******************
> * ICE CD Releases *
> *******************
> 
> *Rock and Pop new releases*
> --------------------------
> - THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS - Chemical Reaction (remixes of Primal
>   Scream, St. Etienne, et al.) (Blackheart/Mercury)
> - THE CORRS - Talk on Corners (143/Lava/Atlantic)
> - DEEP PURPLE ABANDONED - (CMC Int'l)
> - ERA - Era (Mercury France)
> - GLORIA ESTEFAN - gloria! (ICE #135) (Epic)
> - EVA TROUT - Eva Trout (Trauma)
> - FROM GOOD HOMES - From Good Homes (RCA)
> - HEATHER NOVA - Siren (WORK Group)
> - SMASHING PUMPKINS - Adore (ICE #134) (Virgin)
> - TRICKY - Angels with Dirty Faces (ICE #134) (Island)
> - ANA VOOG - anavoog.com (Radioactive/MCA)
> - PAPA WEMBA - Molokai (Real World/Astralwerks)
> - Various artists - "Will Sing for Food: The Songs of Dwight Yoakam -
>   A Benefit for the Homeless" (ICE #135) (Little Dog)
> - Original soundtrack to "Due South 2" (w/previously available tracks
>   by Sarah McLachlan, Single Gun Theory, et al.) (Nettwerk)
> - Original soundtrack to "The X-Files" (soundtrack; ICE #135)
>   (Elektra)
> - Original soundtrack to "The X-Files" (original score; ICE #134)
>   (Elektra)
> 
> *Rock and Pop reissues*
> -----------------------
> - 7 YEAR BITCH - Sick 'em and Viva Zapata (C/Z)
> - CONNIE FRANCIS - Rock and Roll Million Sellers; Sings Country &
>   Western; and Sings Spanish and Latin (Pendulum)
> - GREAT BIG SEA - Rant and Roar (compilation; w/a cover of R.E.M.'s
>   "It's the End of the World as We Know It [and I Feel Fine]" in sea
>   shanty form) (WM Canada/Sire)
> - JANIS JOPLIN - Live at Winterland '68 (ICE #131) (Legacy)
> - THE KINGSTON TRIO - Best of the Decca Years (MCA)
> - LISA STANSFIELD - The #1 Remixes (Arista)
> - Original soundtrack to "Cabaret;" "A Chorus Line;" "Camelot;" "Kiss
>   Me Kate;" "My Fair Lady" (ICE #135) (Legacy)
> 
> New and reissued Compact Disc releases are provided by ICE Magazine, a
> leader in
> Compact Disc news. For a taste of the printed publication, visit ICE
> On-Line at
> www.icemagazine.com. (C) 1998 by Howard Communications, Inc.
> 
> *Information subject to change.

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