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support-system-digest   Saturday, February 24 2001   Volume 04 : Number 054



                               Today's Subjects:
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  WCSE Lyrics                        [marzchik@mobile.att.net (SCOTT CASHEL)]
  Re: WCSE Lyrics                                           [Emo5858@aol.com]

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Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2001 10:56:03 -0800
From: marzchik@mobile.att.net (SCOTT CASHEL)
Subject: WCSE Lyrics

 Someone said something a long time ago about Liz putting the lyrics for WCSE in the cd booklet because while she was in a bookstore one day she came across the Whip Smart songbook and was totally appalled at the job they did with her lyrics.  They butchered them completely.  I don't blame her for putting them in with the album.  To me, it seems more like she wanted to make sure her words were not taken out of context completely, a pride sort of thing; but in a good way:) Not like a big, bad, record company mass marketing scheme.  Really, if you saw the lyrics in the guitar book... It's sad.  Just my thoughts,
    Erin

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Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2001 14:16:10 EST
From: Emo5858@aol.com
Subject: Re: WCSE Lyrics

Yeah, I got the songbook for WS, and it confused the hell outta me, 
lyrically.  One thing that irked me the most was in "Dogs of LA", where they 
said "with my beatle boots/ and my subaru"... where the hell do you get 
subaru from?  duh...listen to the song, its super 8.

I'm glad that WCSE had lyrics, I just dont like the layout too much...it did 
try to make her look all slick, which *I dont think* suits her.  But the 
times they are a changing, and I dont care if she does a split 7" with the 
Toilet Boys that has the lyrics written in crayon on the back of a cream of 
wheat box...I just want new liz!

I'm sure that everyone agrees with that much.

xoxox anastasia


"As Nietzsche said, 'That which does not kill us, is going to wish it did, 
because we're about to FedEx its sorry ass back to Skank Central where it 
came from.'  Or something like that." - Starla, Slap Her, She's French

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