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Today's Subjects:
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  (harbinger) The Kindness of Strangers (non-Paula)  [chrisw@wmalvern.demon.]
  Re: (harbinger) Re:  Earthday in Boston         [Momrox1 <Momrox1@aol.com>]
  Re: (harbinger) The Kindness of Strangers (non-Paula)  [Riphug <Riphug@aol]
  (harbinger) the new Tori Amos album               [Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>]
  (harbinger) more Lilith Fair stuff from Billboard  [Riphug <Riphug@aol.com]
  (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to   [Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>]
  (harbinger) the forthcoming Lilith Fair CD (from ICE magazine)  [Riphug <R]
  (harbinger) Lilith Fair information from Billboard (long)  [Riphug <Riphug]
  Re: (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to  [DWspinTHIS <DWspinTH]
  Re: (harbinger) Re:  Earthday in Boston     ["Paula " <paulajr@massed.net>]
  Re: (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to  [Riphug <Riphug@aol.c]
  Re: (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to  [CheesyPoofs! <knrst3]
  (harbinger) Announcing: lilith-fair-fans email list  [Jason and Jill Gresh]
  (harbinger) Lilith list              [jason and jill <jgreshes@netaxs.com>]
  (harbinger) Lilith Fair Mansfield MA     [Chris Snyder <gegertha@tiac.net>]
  (harbinger) REVIEW: 22 April 1998 Morristown NJ  ["Silver Kat" <silverk@in]

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 08:22:55 GMT
From: chrisw@wmalvern.demon.co.uk (Chris Wright)
Subject: (harbinger) The Kindness of Strangers (non-Paula)

Hi all,

I thought that you knowledgable folks could tell me something about
the band "The Kindness of Strangers". I have on tape what appears to
be their only album, H.O.P.E., which was released in 1993 (US only,
but not the UK where I am). Does anyone know what became of them, or
their excellent female vocalist (don't know her name)? I'd like to buy
the CD. Does anyone know of an outlet still selling it which will ship
to the UK?

Thanks in advance - email responses would be great so as not to
clutter up the list.

Chris Wright
Malvern, UK

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 07:37:12 EDT
From: Momrox1 <Momrox1@aol.com>
Subject: Re: (harbinger) Re:  Earthday in Boston

I am hoping to be able to go to Earth Day.  What with the house being built
and my being a die hard Red Sox fan, I keep dumping the kids on wonderful
hubby, who in turn hasn't complained but  is trying to work on the house, so
for me, it's a last minute decision.  Also depends on what kind of a
commitment I have for Sat. night. (you know, the weekly going to dinner with
friends thing)
But I'll make a decision by Friday and let y'all know.  Oh, and direction
should be able to be had by going to WBOS.com, they are the radio station
sponsoring this thingy.
Judy

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 07:49:57 EDT
From: Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>
Subject: Re: (harbinger) The Kindness of Strangers (non-Paula)

In a message dated 4/22/98 4:33:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
chrisw@wmalvern.demon.co.uk writes:

<< I thought that you knowledgable folks could tell me something about
 the band "The Kindness of Strangers". I have on tape what appears to
 be their only album, H.O.P.E., which was released in 1993 (US only,
 but not the UK where I am). Does anyone know what became of them, or
 their excellent female vocalist (don't know her name)? I'd like to buy
 the CD. Does anyone know of an outlet still selling it which will ship
 to the UK? >>

I found a link to information about The Kindness of Strangers, but couldn't
access it:

http://www.arts-online.com/music/MUZ/MUZ174.HTM

Maybe you'll have better luck.....

Jill :D


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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 13:12:15 EDT
From: Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>
Subject: (harbinger) the new Tori Amos album

Again......from ICE:

<<New Albums Due From Tori Amos, Lenny Kravitz and Sonic Youth This Spring

Three hotly anticipated releases on tap for May are from artists who have
graduated from the ranks of the "alternative" movement to become the
mainstream itself.  First up is Tori Amos, on May 5, with her new album, "From
the Choirgirl Hotel" (Atlantic).....

A source closely involved in the project tells ICE that Amos' fourth full-
length solo effort is "a great departure from her last record.  She's used a
rock band and made a hard-hitting pop record.  You could draw a comparison
with the sound you hear on Radiohead's "OK Computer" -- that's the sort of
thing she's going for.  It really pushes the boundaries of recording
technique."

The album was produced by Amos herself, and recorded by her new husband Mark
Hawley and Marcel van Limbeek, both of whom also did her last effort, "Boys
for Pele."  Jon Astley mastered the album, which the Jam! Music web site
reports was recorded in a 300-year-old barn in Cornwell, England, about a
four-hourdrive from London.  Hawley and van Limbeek reportedly built the new
studio to their specifications.

The song titles, in the order they appear on the disc:  "Spark," "Cruel,"
Black-Dove (January)," "Raspberry Swirl," "Jackie's Strength," "iieee,"
"Liquid Diamonds," "She's Your Cocaine," "Northern Lad," "Hotel," "Playboy
Mommy" and "Pandora's Aquarium.".......>>

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 13:12:12 EDT
From: Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>
Subject: (harbinger) more Lilith Fair stuff from Billboard

Billboard/April 18, 1998

<<Lilith Fair Set Exposes New Acts
Compilation To Bring Canadian Artists to U. S.

TORONTO -- For several lesser-known Canadian artists, appearances at last
year's Lilith Fair, and their subsequent inclusion on the two-CD set "Lilith
Fair:  A Celebration of Women In Music," offer significant opportunities for
widespread exposure.

"The album will give further notice to [Canadian] artists like Lhasa, Wild
Strawberries, Tara MacLean, and Dayna Manning," says Tim Baker, buyer with the
33-store Sunrise Rocrds & Tapes chain.  "With some of these artists we did see
a pickup in sales after Lilith Fair concerts in Canada.  Lhasa's album
certinaly picked up in sales, as Dayna Manning's did.  With this Lilith Fair
album, I don't think we'll see huge numbers with these artists, but there will
be a difference."

"I want to see a younger artist like Dayna Manning benefit from this album,"
says Terry McBride, Sarah McLachlan's manager and co-executive producer with
McLachlan of the album.  "If this album sells 1 million units, she might be
able to [make a living from performing].  Plus a million Americans will
finally hear Lhasa."

Lhasa de Sela, who records for Montreal-based Audiogram Records under the
moniker Lhasa, has already greatly benefited in Canada from her three Lilith
Fair dates.  The 25-year-old's Spanish-language album, "La Llorana," released
April 10, 1997, has achieved gold status (50,000 units) in Canada and was
named best global recording at the Juno Awards last month.  The album was
released in Europe by Warner France April 7, 1997.  The album is unavailable
in the U. S. as yet.

"Lhasa is very brilliant," says Lilith Fair organizer McLachlan.
"[AudiogramGM] Denis Wolff played her album for us.  It was like, "Who is this
woman?  She's brilliant.'  It was really cool that she won a Juno Award,
too.">>

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 13:12:14 EDT
From: Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>
Subject: (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to

April 28
Dave Matthews Band - Before These Crowded Streets
Lilith Fair:  A Celebration of Women in Music

May 5
Tori Amos - From the Choirgirl Hotel
The Corrs - Talk on Corners
Veda Hille - Spine (although I already have this one)

May 12
Massive Attack - Mezzanine
Mimi (former Hugo Largo vocalist) - Soak
Simply Red - Blue

May 19
K's Choice - Cocoon Crash
Natalie Merchant - Ophelia
Heather Nova - Siren
Debi Smith (member of 4 Bitchin' Babes) - More Than Once

Coming in June?
Grant Lee Buffalo - Jubilee
Imogen Heap - Megaphone

.....and this one, too (information from ICE):

<<Minneapolis-based indie No Alternative Records is readying "Teleconned Vol.
1:  We Want the Airwaves," a 16-track various-artists CD featuring newly
recorded and previously unissued music by Ben Folds Five, Ani DiFranco,
Throwing Muses leader Kristin Hersh, Soul Coughing, His Name is Alive, and
Golden Palominos vocalist Nicole Blackman with Scanner, amonth others.  Slated
for release on May 5, the disc benefits Americans For Radio Diversity, an
organization founded in March 1997 in response to the United States Congress's
sweeping deregulation of the telecommunications industry, which in turn made
vulnerable to corporate takeover adventurous radio stations like Minneapolis's
Rev 105.

The track list for "Teleconned":

Ben Folds Five - Theme from "Dr. Pyser" (recorded live with string quarted on
KCRW/Santa Monica's "Morning Becomes Eclectic" radio program in July 1997)
Nicole Blackman/Scanner - What I Want for Christmas
Dead Hot Workshop - Feel
Ani DiFranco - 32 Flavors (live in Seattle in 1995)
Firewater - I Still Love You, Judas
Thrush Hermit - Songs for the Gang
Kristin Hersh - Shake (demo)
Dylan Hicks - Crybaby Crusade
His Name is Alive - Jump the Boy (alternate version)
The Lemon Merchants - I'll Be Famous
Low - Blue Eyed Devil (Soul Coughing cover)
Magnatone - Made of Trouble
Soul Coughing - Lazy Bones (recorded live in Minneapolis, summer 1997)
Triple Fast Action - Underwear
Walt Mink - Erasable You
Matt Wilson (formerly of Trip Shakespeare) - Blue Elektra...>>


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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 13:12:06 EDT
From: Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>
Subject: (harbinger) the forthcoming Lilith Fair CD (from ICE magazine)

ICE Magazine/April 1998/Issue 133

<<Two-Disc LILITH FAIR Release Features Cream of the Crop From Last Year's
Tour

Boasting a who's who lineup of female artists and a powerful message of
distaff solidarity, last summer's Lilith Fair tour swept through the United
States and Canada with all the emotion and excitement (if not necessarily the
rage) of a woman scorned.  On April 28, Arista will release Lilith Fair:  A
Celebration of Women in Music, a two-cd chronicle of that tour featuring
unreleased live performances by Suzanne Vega, Paula Cole, Indigo Girls, Joan
Osborne, Emmylou Harris, Shawn Colvin, Victoria Williams, Lisa Loeb, The
Cardigans, Dar Williams, Meredith Brooks, Abra Moore, Susanna Hoffa and,
naturally, tour organizer Sarah McLachlan.

"We actually started recording from the very first show," McLachlan's manager
and Lilith Fair co-producer Terry McBride tells ICE.  "One day we would tape
the main stage, the next day we'd tape the second stage.  We tried to capture
all of the artists that would let us record them.  This was a history-making
tour, and we wanted to document it as a way of [raising] awareness and showing
what Lilith is all about."

The track list for Lilith Fair:  Suzanne Vega - "Rock in This Pocket," Abra
Moore - "Four-Leaf clover," Paula Cole - "Mississippi," - Lhasa - "El
Payande," Sarah McLachlan - "Building a Mystery," Indigo Girls - "Scooter
Boys," Autour de Lucie - "Sur Tes Pas," The Cardigans - "Benit," September 67
- - "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner," Dar Williams - "What Do You
Hear in the Sound," Tara MacLean - "Jordan," Joan Osborne - "Ladder," Emmylous
Harris - "Going Back to Harlem," Meredith Brooks - "Wash My Hands," Patty
Griffin - "Cain," Wild Strawberries - "I Don't Want to Think About It,"
Susanna Hoffs - "The Eternal Flame," Shawn Colvin - "Trouble," Young Chen Lamo
- - Lama Dorje Chang," Tracy Bonham - "The One," Wild Colonials - "Charm," Lisa
Loeb - "Falling in Love" and Victoria Williams - "Periwinkle Sky."

At press time, McBride indicated that the Indigo Girls' contribution, "Scooter
Boys," wasn't a sure thing, although Lilith Fair will definitely include one
song by the duo.  Also, the old Irish folk song "Water Is Wide" will appear on
the set, either by Jewel/McLachlan/Indigo Girls or Colvin/McLachlan/Indigo
Girls, depending on legal clearances.

As with all things Lilith, McLachlan had a hand in compiling the CD project.
"Sarah listened to everything on the ablum," McBride says.  "I had her
sequence it, because I was way too close to it after hearing each song 40
different times.  I thought it was going to be a single album, but Sarah said
it had to be a double album.  There were about 60 artists on the tour, and she
didn't think 12 was a good representation.  She also wanted to strike a
balance between developing and established artists.  So it's definitely got
Sarah's stamp on it."

The package's graphic designer, John Rummen, tells ICE that the cover will
depict "The woman [figure] Sarah drew for the Lilith Fair logo, but it'll be a
lot more textural.  For the inside of the booklet, we're getting photographs
from each artists, hopefully taken from the Lilith shows, although sometimes
not.  The idea is to promote the live feel."  Rummen also explained that
Arista will be releasing a limited-edition version in an unusual 10-inch
digipak.........>>

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 15:05:52 EDT
From: Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>
Subject: (harbinger) Lilith Fair information from Billboard (long)

Billboard/April 18, 1998

<<Lilith Lineup Takes Shape; Arista Set Due 
by Larry LeBlance

Toronto -- As the lineup for the 1998 edition of last summer's standout Lilith
Fair tour takes further shape with revelations of some of the second-stage
acts, Nettwerk/Arista Records is readying release of "Lilith Fair:  A
Celebration Of Women In Music," which documents 1997's 35-date, 70-artist
trek.  The two-CD album will be issued worldwide April 28.

A full list of performers and dates for this year's 57-date Lilith Fair has
yet to be finalized.  Main-stage artists confirmed so far include Lilith
originator Sarah McLachlan, Natalie Merchant, Indigo Girls, Erykah Badu,
Sinead O'Conoor; Sheryl Crow, Missy Elliott, Bonnie Raitt, Tracy Bonham, Queen
Latifah, Meredith Brooks, Liz Phair, Luscious Jackson, Emmylou Harris, Neneh
Cherry, Holly Cole, and Lisa Loeb.  Not all artists play all dates.

Among the acts that will be performing on the tour's second stage are K's
Choice, Billie Myers, Mono, Imani Coppola, Beth Orton, and Lhasa.  A full
roster of the acts is ecpected to be announced Thursday (16) in Los Angeles.

Lilith Fair 1998 will kick off June 19 in Seattle with McLachlan, Indigo
Girls, Merchant, Badu, and O'Connor headlining on the main stage, and K's
Choice, Myers, and Lhasa on the second stage.

Terry McBride, McLachlan's manager and co-executive producer with the
singer/songwriter of the 25-track album, expects there will be several major
last minute "surprise" performances this year.

"We're working with three or four big [artist] camps with the opportunity of
having their artists show up for at least one show," he says.  "It could be
Aretha Franklin, Madonna, Janet Jackson, or Alanis Morissette.  Those are the
sort of [artists] we've been talking to.  If we know one day ahead of time, we
can accommodate these artists.  We also expect to go to Europe in the second
week of September."

McLachlan says that with last year's substantial success, this year's Lilith
Fair has significantly more clout.  "Lilith was a baby last year," she says.
"We are in a better position now because a lot of artists who said no last
year probably didn't know who I was or what Lilith Fair was.  Now it has a
track record.  There are more [artists] interested in being a part of it now."

For those fans and artists who attended last year's Lilith Fair, the two-hour,
20-minute album might seem like a wonderful souvenir.  For those who didn't
attend, the recording, with 50% of the proceeds being donated to the Rape,
Abuse & Incest National Network and LIFEbeat, offers an astonishing overview
of contemporary pop and folk.

Among the 25 artists featured on the album are McLachlan, Paula Cole, Indigo
Girls, the Cardigans, Abra Moore, Lisa Loeb, Susanna Hoffs, Joan Osborne,
Emmylou Harris, Meredith Brooks, Patty Griffin, Dar Williams, Shawn Colvin,
Bonham, and Victoria Williams.

"I'm proud of the album," says McLachlan.  "It was very tough to sequence.
It's nice to mix up the music as much as possible, but the songs flow really
well together.  A big desire for me was to give a platform for young artists."

For Arista/Nashville newcomer Moore, performing five dates on last year's
Lilith Fair was an exciting experience surpassed only, perhaps, by being
included on the two-cd set.  Shes returning for six dates this year.  "It's an
impressive list of performers, and I'm honored being there," she says.

"Lilith Fair is a very well-run festival," says Dar Williams, who performed at
five Lilith Fair shows last year and returns this year for six dates.  "Lilith
did treat its artists well and brought in some artists that were off the
beaten path.  There was something about the feeling backstage that really
facilitated dropping your ego a bit."

Adds Bonham, who performed at five Lilith Fair shows last year and returns for
six this year,"There wasn't any attitude of, 'Let me wail off this riff, and
everybody else can follow me.'"

Arista Records is utilizing both direct and broad-based marketing strategies
in promoting the set.  "This is more than just a women's record," says Ari
Martin, senior director of artist dvelopment (U.S.) at Arista Records.  "It
[features] some of the best artists in contemporary pop.  Of course, the core
audience are fans of these artists and those who attended last year's tour
dates."

Label executives have pointedly chosen not to select a focus track to promote
the album.  "We're working this as a full album, and we expect people to pick
and choose [their own tracks]," says Martin.  "We expect triple-A and modern
AC to have a field day with the record because so many of these artists fit
into those formats.  As well, it will receive [airplay] at modern rock, hot
AC, modern AC, and triple-A."

To set up the album, Arista advanced point-of-purchase merchanding to U. S.
retailers in March and has distributed 30,000 postcards at dates on
McLachlan's current U. S. tour during the past two months.  With access to
Ticketmaster's U. S. database, Arista also sent information about the album to
those who bought tickets to last year's Lilith Fair -- and will take the same
tack with ticket buyers this year. Advances of the album were sent April 7 to
radio, TV, and print media.

Following the release of the album, Arista will be utilizing a "massive radio
promotion" on top 40, hot AC, and modern rock formats in the U. S., and
piggybacking awareness messages onto various radio campaigns.  Print and TV
ads are also planned.

Retailers anticipate a strong sales reponse to the Lilith Fair album because
of the high-profile artists featured and the upcoming media blitz of this
year's Lilith Fair dates.

"There's plenty of anticipation," says Eric Keil, head buyuer for the nine-
store Compact Disc World in New Jersey.  "We already do so well with all of
the individual Lilith Fair [artists], but with the publicity surrounding this
year's Lilith Fair, the album is going to do extremely well.  My favorite
track is "The Water is Wide'," with McLachlan, Jewel, and Indigo Girls.

"This album is going to do some strong numbers," says Tim Baker of the
33-store Sunrise Reocrds & Tapes chain.

"The lineup is very solid," says Dave Levesque, senior music buyer of the
34-store Harmony House chain, based in Troy, Mich.

McLachlan says that Lilith Fair will run until at least 1999, after which it
will be re-evaluated.  "Then we might take a break, a year off, or start
something else,"  she says.>>

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 16:29:32 EDT
From: DWspinTHIS <DWspinTHIS@aol.com>
Subject: Re: (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to

where'd you get the info on the minneapolis indie?   is there a website for
that?   (i may listen to local music, but i listen to MINNEAPOLIS' local music
:-)~   )

any help appreciated
hol

(and also on april 28,  danny wilde and the rembrandts SPIN THIS!)

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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 16:33:56 -0400
From: "Paula " <paulajr@massed.net>
Subject: Re: (harbinger) Re:  Earthday in Boston

Hi All...

I will be there, but will probably be coming in with Jay, and they won't be
there until later in the afternoon..as Paula isn't on till 5pm...so I will
miss the rendezvous! When time gets closer, I'll figure out what I'm wearing
so at least someone may recognize me. 
Hopefully, I WILL be there..as I had an exciting event yesterday..had LASER
VISION CORRECTION surgery...it went great, but don't believe them when they
say the few days after are painless! surgery was, but the last 2 days have
HURT! :) but, I'm already seeing without glasses...it is so cool! 
hopefully,k I'll be feeling better, and hanging around that day!
take care, paula R
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From: jeansapula@juno.com (Jean sapula)
To: harbinger
Subject: (harbinger) Re:  Earthday in Boston
Date: Tue, Apr 21, 1998, 11:16 PM


If anyone wants to meet up at Earthday in Boston, how 'bout meeting at
noon on the left side of the Hatch shell stage?  If you know the area
better than I and have a better idea..please post.


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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 20:49:06 EDT
From: Riphug <Riphug@aol.com>
Subject: Re: (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to

In a message dated 4/22/98 4:35:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
DWspinTHIS@aol.com writes:

<< where'd you get the info on the minneapolis indie?   is there a website for
 that?   (i may listen to local music, but i listen to MINNEAPOLIS' local
music
 :-)~   ) >>

hey, hol ;-)

The article was in the April issue of ICE magazine......which I picked up at
Borders.

Jill :D


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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 21:27:16 -0400 (EDT)
From: CheesyPoofs! <knrst3+@pitt.edu>
Subject: Re: (harbinger) new releases i'm looking forward to

I'm psyched about Garbage: Version 2.0 on May 12!


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veins.  Let me be empty.  And weightless and maybe I'll find some peace
tonight."-Sarah McLachlan
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Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 00:01:16 -0400
From: Jason and Jill Greshes <jgreshes@netaxs.com>
Subject: (harbinger) Announcing: lilith-fair-fans email list

Hi everyone.

After talking with the owner of smoe.org and us agreeing that there's
been a lot of duplication of posts and info concerning Lilith Fair on
many different lists, we've decided to create one list where people can
discuss Lilith Fair, ask questions concerning venues, prices, vendors,
hooking up at Lilith Fair, asking for directions to various fairs,
posting updates concerning dates and artists performing, discussing
products available at Lilith Fair, etc. etc.  Basically, your one-stop
Lilith Fair info and discussion shop.

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if you prefer the digest version.

When you sub you will receive a long file giving all the dates and venue
information so far.  The list is for both news and discussion concerning
Lilith Fair.

It also is a fan-run list and has no official relationship or endorsed
relationship with Lilith Fair, Sarah or Nettwerk.


Thanks,

Jason

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Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 00:25:45 -0400 (EDT)
From: jason and jill <jgreshes@netaxs.com>
Subject: (harbinger) Lilith list

Also, guys, there all all kinds of Lilith artist lists I'm not subbed to.
SO those of you that are on fte, Cheryl Crow's list, and all the other
lists for acts that played last year or are playing this year, please
forward my announcements to those lists.  (Most lists reject posts by
non-subscribers, so I would have to go track down each list myself, post
to it, and then unsub in order to announce the list myself)

Thanks,

Jason


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Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 00:48:04 -0500
From: Chris Snyder <gegertha@tiac.net>
Subject: (harbinger) Lilith Fair Mansfield MA

Hi Everyone
	I wanted to announce the winners of the Lilith Fair Acoustic Talent
Search.  It was a wonderful night at the Paradise with many good
performances.
The final outcome was..................Laurie Geltman and Melissa
Ferrick!!!!!!!   will be playing the Lilith Fair Village stage at Great
Woods.  Hope all is well.

Chris Snyder



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Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 01:11:25 -0400
From: "Silver Kat" <silverk@interactive.net>
Subject: (harbinger) REVIEW: 22 April 1998 Morristown NJ

Hi there,
I just got back from QUITE an amazing show... I went to see Paula at the
Community Theater in Morristown NJ... Not only was the venue small and
intimate, it's about 5 minutes from my house, which is very convenient for
me... =) And not only did Merrie Amsterburg open but I got to speak to her
before and after the show... Not only was Paula phenomenal, but she did a
NEW SONG!!! And not only did I think my seats were bad, they were actually
7th row!  But before I get that, I have to mention Merrie... So I get there
and see Merrie setting up her guitar - so I go over and say hello... I've
really gotten into her CD after hearing her a few months ago on Mountain
Stage (a radio broadcast)... So I was very excited to see her set too...
She played 9 songs:
Great Divide
Lay Of The Land
*New Song*
World Of Our Own Making
Belonging
This Will Never Be My Year
Say Goodbye
Lucky One
Waiting
She was accompanied by another man on guitar... She switched on and off
with her electric guitar, her mandolin and bouzouki... People were talking
through her set but that's OK... I spoke to her after the show too and she
said at tomorrow's show she'll be with her full band... Yay!
So Paula came out about 20 minutes later wearing a black halter like shirt
and black pants with a furlike coat over it - she looked really
beautiful...
Her set was as followed:
Suwannee Joe (took fur like thing off)
Happy Home
Throwing Stones (after which she put her foot up on the piano which made
her mic fall and not work - it was quickly replaced) (The lights were very
cool during this song, bright white lights flickered on when she sang,
"Liar")
Mississippi
Feelin Love (after Kevin's guitar solo she introduced him and sang a bit of
it too, which was pretty funny: "Yeah, Yeah, Kevin, Kevin on guitar...")
Me
Where Have All The Cowboys Gone
Band Introduction
Road To Dead
Bethelehem
Tiger
I Am So Ordinary (crowd was very respectful and didn't "Wooo" during it =)
Free (NEW SONG) ("This is a little something special because we can only
play the same goddamn set every single night we're on tour - so we're
unveiling a new song right now and it's called, "Free") (Favorite line: "It
can be lonely next to you...")
Hitler's Brothers
Carmen
I Don't Want To Wait (during the middle of the song she invited people to
get out of their seats and get closer to the stage)  
Jolene
Le Vie En Rose (in wig and boa)
Afterwards, they showed home movies of Paula - old plays it looked like,
they also showed "Don't Give Up" from the Peter Gabriel tour... I went and
said hello to Phil who I've recognized at every Paula show I've seen - but
never knew it was him... So I said hello and then left... =)
All in all it was an excellent show - but then again, it IS Paula... =)
Well, I'm off to see her tomorrow night in NYC at the Beacon and I must
mention again, I have FRONT ROW and CENTER seats...
Well, goodnight to all... Anyone interested in hearing the show I just
reviewed (wink), do let me know... 
Cheers!
See you all tomorrow who's going!
Kim 
http://www.angelfire.com/nj/silverkat


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