YTSEJAM Digest 640

Today's Topics:

  1) Re: Award winners of 1994
 by email_address_removed
  2) Re: "brush with DT"
 by email_address_removed
  3) Re: Boots over the 'net
 by email_address_removed (Ken Bibb)
  4) Re: Dream Theater and Tori
 by email_address_removed
  5) Re: IP address
 by email_address_removed (Ken Bibb)
  6) Re: DT and classical music
 by William T Bajzek <impaler+@CMU.EDU>
  7) Re: Award winners of 1994
 by Eric Moegling <email_address_removed>
  8) Re: DT and classical music/other music
 by Robert J Weychert Jr <email_address_removed>
  9) Re: TOWHTSTS
 by Robert J Weychert Jr <email_address_removed>
 10) Re: DT and classical music/other music
 by email_address_removed (Zack Gemmill)
 11) **RISING POWER CD UPDATE **
 by TIM LODGE SGA/PRE-LAW/MICRO/MAC LABS <email_address_removed>
 12) Re: YTSEJAM digest 639
 by email_address_removed
 13) Classical and Other Music
 by email_address_removed
 14) "Industry Approved"/Cathedral
 by email_address_removed (Paul Goracke)
 15) Holst vs. John Williams
 by email_address_removed
 16) Boots
 by Keast Michael J <email_address_removed.ca>
 17) Looking for Kaoru!!!
 by "L. Jason Hartman" <email_address_removed>
 18) Re:  Cathedral
 by email_address_removed (Ken Bibb)
 19) Silent Man video
 by Andrew Keegan <email_address_removed>

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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 20:01:17 -0500
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: Award winners of 1994
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Petrucci and DT have really racked up the past two years in GFTPM.  But What
I don't understand is how in Guitar World DT or Petrucci haven't won a damn
thing.  I think that is corret anyway. Pretty weird huh.  I think Guitar
World cheats on theirs because we all know that DT is the best.

Trey


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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 22:38:09 -0500
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: "brush with DT"
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Dario M Zagar <email_address_removed> tells of his "brush with DT greatness" :)
 :

>>>This guy said that they had auditioned a son of one of the members of
ELP--any truth to that?<<<

Yes, Aaron Emerson, Keith Emerson's son, was approached, and Rick Wakeman's
son, Adam, was also considered, although I don't know if he was actually
asked to join the band or not.  At the time, Aaron had just begun to get
things together with his own band, Curfew, and wanted to stick with them, so
he decided against joining DT.

Oddly enough, even Keith Emerson *himself* considered it for about
half-a-second, until he realized that all of the band members in DT were
young enough to be his sons. ;)

>>>Well, I know this is pretty worthless on the whole, but I thought it was
kind of random and cool, and my. . . BRUSH... WITH...DT. . . (sort of, in a
very roundabout, well, whatever).<<<

I found it very interesting myself! :)

Keith Emerson has another son who's a keyboardist, eighteen-year-old Damon,
so perhaps DT should check him out as well? :)

Jennifer
<air email_address_removed>

"I don't know much about Jesus but I feel the need for a prayer..."
                                                  Lisa Germano/_Geek The
Girl_

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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 19:54:10 +0800
From: email_address_removed (Ken Bibb)
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: Boots over the 'net
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>


> From: Michael Burstin <email_address_removed>
> 
> Hi all...  I am looking for any and all info that people have about
> ordering boots over the net. 

Send:

get ph7 faq2.mailorder

to ytsejam-request@arastar.com with a blank subject line (or "asdf")
and you'll get a copy of the alt.music.progressive FAQ on progressive
rock mail order sources.

--
Ken Bibb		"Upon a wave of summer
email_address_removed	 A hilltop paved with gold
email_address_removed	 We shut our eyes and make the promises we hold"
				David Sylvian--"Wave"

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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 22:45:45 -0500
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: Dream Theater and Tori
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Stephane Auzilleau <email_address_removed.fr> asked:

>>>Here in France a strange phenomen appears to me :  many die hard DT fans
are also huge Tori Amos fans, as I am for sure... What is your opinion about
that ? Are there some Ytsejammers that are also Tori fans ?<<<

Debra D. Hanson <email_address_removed> replied:

>>>...I expect you'll find many DT fans also like Tori's work.  Just ask Jenn
:)  I do, even though I'm not usually one to enjoy female vocalists -her raw
emotion compels one to listen.<<<

Andy <email_address_removed> also replied:

>>>My answer is - HELL YES!! Tori is an amazing musician.<<<  

Dom'ny <email_address_removed> replied:

>>>I haven't heard much of Tori's work, but I have been rather impressed with
what I have.<<<

Yep, yet another Tori Amos fan here, present and accounted for. :) (Hey Deb,
I didn't know you liked Tori! :)

I don't find this DT/Tori phenomenon strange at all.  From my experience,
I've noticed that lots of DT fans, and just progressive rock/progressive
metal fans in general, like Tori's music.  Of all the concerts I've attended
in the Los Angeles area, Tori's have by far had the most diverse crowds I've
ever seen.  Where else are you going to see Paul Reiser, Eddie Van Halen,
Chuck Billy, Tom Arnold and Lonn Friend in the same building? :)

I think her aggressive, yet openly emotional music/lyrics/playing style are
what attracts a lot of people to her.  She's very powerful in what she does,
especially live.  There are MANY lurking Tori fans here on YJ that I know of
(you know who you are :), but perhaps we should all shut up soon to prevent
this from becoming the *second* mailing list dedicated to her. ;)  (If you'd
like to join the *real* Tori mailing list, send a "subscribe" message to
"email_address_removed". :)

Dom'ny also commented:

>>>Tori isn't progressive, but then, some things don't need to be. Must be
the keyboardist in me that's so forgiving ;)<<<

I would *definitely* consider some of her songs to be progressive, like
"Little Earthquakes," "Flying Dutchman," "The Pool," and "Yes Anastasia".
 And remember, "Upside Down" has *mellotron* on it, the true mark of any
brilliant progressive song! ;)  I would even go so far as to consider the
"Etienne Trilogy" from Tori's mega-flop 1988 album _Y Kant Tori Read_ to be
progressive, but that's just me. :)

Stephane Auzilleau <email_address_removed.fr> also mentioned:

>>>I talked of that with James La Brie when he was in Paris for the promotion
of "Awake" (August 94) and he answered "You know, I am a huge fan of Tori
Amos. I love what she does, lyrically and musically. And Kevin loves her
too"<<<

John Myung's a big Tori fan too, let's not leave him out. :)  And James is
also a fan of Kate Bush, a British artist I heartily recommend and one that I
would definitely consider "progressive" as well. :)  

Kevin Moore likes Tori's last album, _Little Earthquakes_, a lot better than
_Under The Pink_ (as do I), but he did manage to catch her NYC show on March
30, 1994 (my birthday, BTW! :) at Symphony Space.  Just thought that little
factoid might be of some interest to any YJammers who were there that night
and didn't know he was in the audience with them. :) 

Kevin was definitely the biggest Tori fan in the band.  One of Tori's
b-sides, an a cappella piece she wrote called "Song For Eric," impressed him
so much that he sampled her vocals from the song, then added soundbites and
constructed an entire musical piece of his own around it! :)

If anyone's keeping track, I currently have Kevin obsessed with Jane Siberry,
who's often been called "the Canadian Kate Bush" by the press. :)

For all you Fates Warning fans out there, they are *all* obsessed with Sarah
McLachlan (another Canadian artist), especially Jim Matheos. :)  Sarah and
Tori were both just nominated separately for Grammys, BTW, for "best
alternative album".

Jennifer
<air email_address_removed>

"I don't know much about Jesus but I feel the need for a prayer..."
                                                  Lisa Germano/_Geek The
Girl_


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Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 20:29:26 +0800
From: email_address_removed (Ken Bibb)
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: IP address
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>


> From: email_address_removed
> 
> Can someone tell me the IP address for www.music.net?

Name:    css.net
Address:  165.247.1.20
Aliases:  www.music.net

--
Ken Bibb		"Upon a wave of summer
email_address_removed	 A hilltop paved with gold
email_address_removed	 We shut our eyes and make the promises we hold"
				David Sylvian--"Wave"

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Date: Fri,  6 Jan 1995 16:46:26 -0500 (EST)
From: William T Bajzek <impaler+@CMU.EDU>
To: Multiple recipients of list <email_address_removed>
Subject: Re: DT and classical music
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Michael Bahr <email_address_removed> writes:
> Vivaldi - The Four Seasons
>         No CD collection is complete without this. This runs the gamut 
> from spring frivolty and love to summer rain, to the autumn harvest and 
> feast, to the winter, which begins in December as a family affair, and 
> quickly turns to desolation and despair before leaving us with a bit of 
> hope for the spring. All composed beautifully and played very well on my 
> particular disc by the LSO.

ew... sickeningly pompous annoying stuff... forget it...

> Andres Segovias (solo classical guitar) "My Favourites"

check out Elliot Fisk's classical guitar rendition of pagannini's 24
caprices..... absolutely amazing

> Last of the Mohicans original soundtrack

yeah.... robin hood wasn't that great.... however... hamlet (with mel
gibson) has some really awesome stuff... like The King is Dead

you know that the blood you shall reap-william email_address_removed
is the blood that you shall sow--golgotha--http://www.contrib.andrew.
till the rivers run red----symphony in extremis---cmu.edu/u/wb2a/home
and there's nothing left at all-arr!-stuff-hahahaha--busy... me? HAHA
-cds for sale:  http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/u/wb2a/cdsale.html-
guitars, not-very-impressive backing vocals, and songwriter, aepithix


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 00:57:39 -0600 (CST)
From: Eric Moegling <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Cc: Multiple recipients of list <email_address_removed>
Subject: Re: Award winners of 1994
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9501070054.A24470-0100000@bigcat>

Dude...that's cause Guitar World SUX!!! They can't Transcribe worth 
crap...and the only thing worth reading in that mag is J.P.'s column!

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On Fri, 6 Jan 1995 email_address_removed wrote:

> Petrucci and DT have really racked up the past two years in GFTPM.  But What
> I don't understand is how in Guitar World DT or Petrucci haven't won a damn
> thing.  I think that is corret anyway. Pretty weird huh.  I think Guitar
> World cheats on theirs because we all know that DT is the best.
> 
> Trey
> 
> 


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 02:05:39 -0500 (EST)
From: Robert J Weychert Jr <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: DT and classical music/other music
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9501070110.A25999-0100000@atlantic>

     Well, count me in as a Dream Theater fan AND classical music lover.  
My absolute favorite piece is probably the Pachelbel Canon in D, which 
I'm sure everyone on this list has heard, whether you know it or not.  
That is one of the most beautiful, inspiring pieces ever.  Other 
favorites include: Beethoven, Mozart, Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky, and many 
others.  I'm not really into opera that much, but there are certain ones 
that have grown on me and one that I absolutely loved from the start: 
Orff's Carmina Burana, which is absolutely astounding.  
     Someone mentioned Yanni, whose music I can't pass up saying I also love.
The only album I have at present is Live at the Acropolis, but a friend of
mine has a few others that I'm going to borrow.  His violinist is incredible!!
Here's another "new age" artist I would strongly suggest checking out: Enya.  
Like Yanni, she writes some really beautiful, inspiring music (much 
different from Yanni's style, though).
     Recently, in the Dream Theater bulletin board on AOL, I put the 
question to AOL DT fans: what other music do you listen to?  I have 
noticed that there are Dream Theater fans coming from many different 
musical genres and I thought it would be interesting to see what other stuff
people listened to.  I posted a list of some of my favorite stuff, and 
I'll do it here, too, because someone in the last digest asked the same 
question.  So, here goes!  From what you read above, you know I love 
classical music and the small amount of new age stuff that I'm familiar with.  
However, much of my background and current interests in music involve 
heavy stuff, though I think I'm FAR from any kind of stereotypical 
metal-head.  I also like punk, hardcore, industrial, jazz, and lots of 
other stuff (I really don't like categorizing).  Here are just a few of the 
people that bring me some great music (excluding those above metioned):

Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Black Sabbath, Corrosion of Conformity, Miles 
Davis, Dead Kennedys, Dennis Diblasio, Dream Theater, Maynard 
Ferguson, Fishbone, Genesis, Dizzy Gillespie, GWAR, Infectious Grooves, 
Iron Maiden, KMFDM, Lard, Life Sex and Death, Megadeth, Metallica, Misfits, 
Ministry, M.O.D., Mutha's Day Out, Nine Inch Nails, Ozzy, Pantera, 
Primus, Prong, Revolting Cocks, Rollins Band, Rush, Joe Satriani, 
S.O.D., Soundgarden, Strip Mind, Suicidal Tendencies, Tool, Type O Negative, 
Uncle Slam, Van Halen, White Zombie and many, many more...

     Let's see what the rest of you YtseJammers are into and how it led 
you to the almighty Dream Theater!

--Rob  


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 01:21:50 -0500 (EST)
From: Robert J Weychert Jr <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: TOWHTSTS
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9501070133.A25999-0100000@atlantic>

The Ones Who Helped to Set the Sun!


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 95 13:16:24 PST
From: email_address_removed (Zack Gemmill)
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: DT and classical music/other music
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

> From ytsejam@arastar.com Sat Jan  7 02:21:10 1995
> Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 02:04:03 +0800
> Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Black Sabbath, Corrosion of Conformity, Miles 
> Davis, Dead Kennedys, Dennis Diblasio, Dream Theater, Maynard 
> Ferguson, Fishbone, Genesis, Dizzy Gillespie, GWAR, Infectious Grooves, 
> Iron Maiden, KMFDM, Lard, Life Sex and Death, Megadeth, Metallica, Misfits, 
> Ministry, M.O.D., Mutha's Day Out, Nine Inch Nails, Ozzy, Pantera, 
> Primus, Prong, Revolting Cocks, Rollins Band, Rush, Joe Satriani, 
> S.O.D., Soundgarden, Strip Mind, Suicidal Tendencies, Tool, Type O Negative, 
> Uncle Slam, Van Halen, White Zombie and many, many more...
> 
>      Let's see what the rest of you YtseJammers are into and how it led 
> you to the almighty Dream Theater!
> 
> --Rob  

My top bands:

1. Rush
2. Dream Theater
3. Metallica
what else is there?

Well, these are the only bands I'm fanatical about, but next
would be Queensryche.... Fates Warning, Scorpions (*everything*
from 1974 (FTTR) to 1988 (SA), then they went downhill).  Everything
else includes tons of "classic rock" like Yes, ELP (one of 
the best concerts I've ever seen, BTW); and Satch, AIC, some 
Beethoven nad Mozart thrown in for good measure, Golden Earing, 
hell, since I've gotten into DT, I've forgotten most of my
CD collection...

I saw Yanni, LATA, on Much Music one night, I'm definitely going
to get it.  Enya is most excellent, too (good going to sleep 
music).

Oh yeah, get the Pulp Fiction soundtrack!
See the movie, get the soundtrack, and then go see the movie
again, JMO...

Zach


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 18:09:27 -0500 (EST)
From: TIM LODGE SGA/PRE-LAW/MICRO/MAC LABS <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Subject: **RISING POWER CD UPDATE **
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Hello. the RISING POWER: POWER TO THE PEOPLE CD's are now ready to be shipped.
so for those of you who have sent money, they will be sent out monday!!!

The CD's are still availavle at $22+1 for shipping on each cd! Please email
me if you have any questions, or would like ordering information...

remember majesty 86 cd and instrumnetal 87 cd's also available!  

Tim L.

email_address_removed


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Date: Sat, 07 Jan 1995 17:13:56 -0600 (CST)
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 639
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

When  I saw DT in October in Houston, they said they would be back in the 
Spring, 1995

Mark
email_address_removed


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 18:40:08 -0500
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Classical and Other Music
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

I'm replying to the posting on classical music...

I don't know everything in the world about classical, but I do enjoy this
musical form.  I like "Clair de Lune" (sorry I can't remember the composer
offhand), "Bolero" (Ravel), The "Moonlight" Sonata (Beethoven), "Ave Maria"
(Schubert), Mozart, Wagner, Tchaikovsky...

My tastes in music run a large spectrum: New Age (Yanni, Tangerine Dream,
Mannheim Steamroller, Shadowfax, George Winston...), jazz (the more
traditional stuff - I live in Sacramento, home of the annual international
Dixieland Jazz Jubilee!), world music (Gipsy Kings, Yothu Yindi, traditional
music from the Andes...), alternative/new wave/modern rock/whatever the heck
they're calling it now (New Order, The Cure, Smiths...), "rock" (Pink Floyd,
Queensryche, Pretty Maids, Fifth Angel, Fates Warning...) - you get the idea!

I'm gradually getting into more and more prog stuff: Marillion, Magellan,
Dixie Dregs...

And, hey, Al, I'm willing to admit that I'm a Harry Connick fan, too! : )  We
wouldn't have Dream Theater if it weren't for the standards!

I don't own any of Tori Amos' albums yet, but I've always had a liking for
"Silent All These Years."

Anyhow, that's an example of the diversity of my tastes...

Jen

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"Could we see clearer in a virtual reality?" * Magellan

"I am the beat of your pulse, the computer word made flesh." * Queensryche

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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 17:04:55 -0800
From: email_address_removed (Paul Goracke)
To: email_address_removed
Subject: "Industry Approved"/Cathedral
Message-ID: <v01510102ab34e2aba956@DialupEudora>

Clarke Woodfin <email_address_removed> said:

> I'm proud of the fact that my collection lacks the "industry approved"
> bands like Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, etc.  I don't really mind their
> music, but I just can't tolerate the idea of actually paying money for
> their CDs.  I guess it's my hatred of MTV.....I know of lot of you
> 'Jammers are of the same ilk.

<notice: this is commentary/suggestion, not flame>

Just because "Black Hole Sun" was on every 10 minutes does not make it a
bad song, nor does it make Soundgarden a "sellout". Blame it on MTV, not
the artists. If you don't like the music, fine. Don't buy it. My solution:
don't watch MTV. I have found more good music through sources _other_ than
MTV, than _from_ MTV. Yes, I own copies of Green Day and Offspring albums,
but it's because I _enjoy_ them, not because they're the flavor of the
week. The only drawback is you _will_ occasionally buy something you don't
like. But at least you'll have the individuality to say so.

Which leads into my next subject. I recently found a cd copy of "There in
the Shadows" by Cathedral. I have seen some strong recommendations of this
band, on this list I'm sure. I can't stand it. So, if anybody is
interested, let's say US$10 will get it to you in the US priority mail.
Anybody outside the US willing to cover the shipping difference is also
welcome to it.

Paul
.. _also_ proud of the fact that many people haven't
heard of half the artists in his collection.




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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 21:50:24 -0500
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Holst vs. John Williams
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

> Star Wars Original Score with John Williams and the Boston
>  Pops.  This 2-CD set is another mandatory one... it's Star Wars!

The ONLY reason I'm replying to this is because a lot of people have
mentioned Holst in their posts lately.  I used to think that John Williams
was a god (well, he still is), but a learned friend of mine once gave me a
copy of Holst's 'The Planets' to listen to.  That's when I realized one thing
in regard to Williams - that which is great is also invariably highly
derivitive.

Mike


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 22:46:35 -0500 (EST)
From: Keast Michael J <email_address_removed.ca>
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Boots
Message-ID: <Pine.3.89.9501072212.A2244-0100000@qlink>

Sorry, I know I'm late, but I was away from school for Christmas and so I 
just got to read digests 625-635 tonight...
In digest 627, Michael Burstin mentioned that there are people on the 
list who are willing to trade for blank tapes to help people start up 
their DT collections. If such people indeed exist, could they please 
e-mail me with the details? I have no DT boots whatsoever, and I would 
welcome this opportunity to get my collection off the ground. Thanks in 
advance!

Mike Keast
Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario, Canada


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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 23:03:02 -0500 (EST)
From: "L. Jason Hartman" <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Looking for Kaoru!!!
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Sorry to post this to the list but I'm trying to find Kaoru.

If you are out there, please write to me.  I have tried to mail you a 
couple of times in the last week or two but I have not heard back
from you.

Thanks!

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*   Jason Hartman     "I am the Killing Hand!"     email_address_removed   *
*                                                                        *
*  You're fighting the weight of the world,                              *
*  and no one can save you this time.                                    *
*  Close your eyes - you can find all you need in your mind.             * 
*                                                                        *
*                                       "Take the Time"  - Dream Theater *
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Date: Sat, 7 Jan 1995 22:47:21 +0800
From: email_address_removed (Ken Bibb)
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re:  Cathedral
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>


> From: email_address_removed (Paul Goracke)
> 
> Which leads into my next subject. I recently found a cd copy of "There in
> the Shadows" by Cathedral. I have seen some strong recommendations of this
> band, on this list I'm sure. I can't stand it. So, if anybody is
> interested, let's say US$10 will get it to you in the US priority mail.
> Anybody outside the US willing to cover the shipping difference is also
> welcome to it.

There are three US bands called Cathedral so you have to be careful
when you buy Cathedral albums :-/

One band is a metal band that I've heard compared to Black Sabbath.  
Kerrang! supposedly gave them a good review, but I haven't heard them.

Another one is a progressive rock band from the 70's.

Then there's a progressive rock band that is currently together which
is putting out stuff.

The two prog ones are mentioned in Syn-phonic's catalog which, unfortunately,
is not readily accessible (I don't know if you noticed, but earlier this
week arastar.com was down for almost 16 hours because my living room (where
this computer lives) flooded (well, a 6x4 sq ft area did).  Since the area
that flooded was where my desk was, my references are now somewhere in my
closet :(

--
Ken Bibb		"Upon a wave of summer
email_address_removed	 A hilltop paved with gold
email_address_removed	 We shut our eyes and make the promises we hold"
				David Sylvian--"Wave"

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Date: Sun, 8 Jan 1995 02:10:33 -0500 (EST)
From: Andrew Keegan <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Silent Man video
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

I've heard that the band will be in the NY area next week doing a video 
for "The Silent Man".

I know "Caught In A Web" was the second single, but I've never seen a 
video or heard discussion of one here on Ytsjam. Did they make a video 
for CIAW? Was Derek in it?? Did MTV play it at all?? Have I missed 
something??



=================================================
 ANDREW KEEGAN (email_address_removed)
 "I am but a starling, 
     learning the currents of the air"
            -Castanarc
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