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loud-fans-digest        Sunday, October 8 2006        Volume 06 : Number 194



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  Re: [loud-fans] New Releases                           [CertronC90@aol.com]

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Date: Sat, 7 Oct 2006 16:45:35 EDT
From: CertronC90@aol.com
Subject: Re: [loud-fans] New Releases

In a message dated 10/3/2006 7:10:34 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
michael@zwirn.com writes:

On Oct  3, 2006, at 6:36 PM, Roger Winston wrote:

> Lots of new stuff on  eMusic the last few days.
> Anyone listen to the new Pernice Brothers  yet?

I have it and the mail-order-only disc of demos that came with it.  It  
is growing on me - especially "PCH One" and "Cruelty to  Animals,"  
along with the doug-and-Amy appropriate  "Somerville."

Michael



I bought this, my first new album (also bought The Cure's 17 Seconds  
reissue) since Mojave 3's Puzzles Like You, and I like it, but it isn't  
earthshaking.  There's a track on the end where Pernice sings about wanting  to be with a 
woman one more time, willing to give all he owns for the  opportunity (the 
song title escapes me, and it's in the car) and I liked that  track the most, I 
suppose for its emotional intensity.  Been listening to  old favorites, like 
The Rosebuds, Camera Obscura (though I didn't care much for  their latest one, 
other than the "Lloyd, I'm Ready To Be  Heartbroken" single) and have pulled 
out TINKERS yet again after a long  absence from my car stereo.  Still dig the 
crispy high hat, Gil.
 
My friend who lives in SF caught Elvis at the free concert festival last  
night, and called me on his cell and Elvis sounded fantastic, and this was  
through my phone!  I asked him to call me back and just leave a message or  two of 
nothing but him recording Elvis.
 
A friend at work was telling me how much he enjoyed seeing Lamb of God the  
other night, and I was trying to relate, but I just kept thinking about Cookie  
Monster going to the dark side and fronting a band.
 
- --Mark
 
p.s. Jen, besides Wax n' Facts, there's Circle Sky Records, and I think  
there's a Wuxtry Records in Atlanta, other than Athens
 
"It's a different religion from ours--I think." (Ringo in  "Help!")

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