YTSEJAM Digest 882 Today's Topics: 1) Red Rendevous by "Michael Wolberg" 2) Skyclad by Mantia_Andras 3) The Bodyguard by The Klan 4) Iron Maiden by William Kriski 5) Members of Rush by "Dave D'Uva" 6) Ozric by email_address_removed (David B. Kuznick) 7) UNWIRED - DT unplugged? by Tymoteusz Altman 8) Assorted Nuts and Bolts by email_address_removed (Randall Braun) 9) YTSEJAM digest 881 by "Steven Johnson, P" 10) Re: Assorted Nuts and Bolts by email_address_removed (Scott Fleming x255) 11) re: classical music by Corporate Community Relations 12) Re: Favorite Member of DT by Corporate Community Relations 13) Carmina Burana by Nathan Benjamin Meezan 14) Request for information by email_address_removed 15) Attention Jason S. by email_address_removed 16) Prog radio shows... by email_address_removed 17) #ytsejam by email_address_removed 18) Inappropriate posting... by email_address_removed 19) Re: YTSEJAM digest 879 by Gilbert Jack Thetgyi 20) Re: YTSEJAM digest 880 by William Wright 21) ANNOUNCE: list of music mailing lists version 3.1 by email_address_removed (Ken Bibb) 22) Metropolis Watch subscribers by email_address_removed 23) Re: YTSEJAM digest 881 by email_address_removed (Bracken Odiorne) 24) Re: Orff (no DT content!) by Anderson/Noah Nordrum 25) Perfect strangers by Tilman Kuendgen ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 16:26:44 GMT+100 From: "Michael Wolberg" To: email_address_removed Subject: Red Rendevous Message-ID: > ## meet women of the former USSR through romance ads ## >[DEL DEL DEL FINGERACHING DEL DEL..] Hey, what's so special with women of the former USSR ? Do they like DT ? ;-) tschau, MiWo BTW, are there some russian ytses on this list ["minja sawud mikail" :-)] ? ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 11:36:30 +0000 From: Mantia_Andras To: Dream Theater Subject: Skyclad Message-ID: Hello everyone! Yesterday I got the new Skyclad album ("The Silent Whales Of Lunar Sea"). It's pretty good heavy metal with violin.But I'm in trouble,'cause I didn't know the names of the tracks.If anyone from you has it,please e-mail me or send it to the jam. Thanks, Andras ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 13:39:41 -0400 (EDT) From: The Klan To: email_address_removed Cc: Multiple recipients of list Subject: The Bodyguard Message-ID: I remember my brother showing me I & W for the first time and I commented on how Kevin Moore looked like a bodyguard. Strange isn't it? He just seemed bulkier than the other memebers. ****************************************************************************** Brandon E. email_address_removed "I dedicate this first lick to your mother; fuck her" --- O'Bannon (Dazed and Confused) ****************************************************************************** ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 09:59:28 -0600 (MDT) From: William Kriski To: email_address_removed Subject: Iron Maiden Message-ID: 'jammers, To add my 2 cents to the Maiden discussion, I think DT would be best doing one of the longer songs that have heavy and mellow parts combined as they've done in many of their own songs. I think To Tame a Land is cool because there are some neat key changes in that one. The beginning goes E E G E, E E G# F. There a semi-tone shift in the key at times. For any interested it's off of Piece of Mind. Can anyone comment on the newer F&J cd(1994)? I have Cuatro (1992) and saw a new one when I bought it but wanted to try Cuatro first because I had heard "Wading through the Darkness". I heard the older ones are more thrashy. Thanks Will K. ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 10:35:54 -0400 (EDT) From: "Dave D'Uva" To: email_address_removed Subject: Members of Rush Message-ID: This is my first post, so I hope I'm doing this right and my message comes through! Anyways, this is to Phil, who questioned whether Alex Lifeson was the only member of the original Rush left. Contrary to the bio in Chronicles, this is true! According to the Rush FAQ, "In August of 1968 the band's formal lineup was Alex on guitar, John Rutsey on drums, and Jeff Jones on bass and vocals." It was at this time that the name Rush was thought of. However, the bio is right in the way that Geddy Lee was in the band when they recorded their first album. So, I guess it's whatever way you want to look at it. p.s. I'd like to carry on Phil's apologies for the lack of DT content. Dave D'Uva email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 95 08:56:39 -0400 From: email_address_removed (David B. Kuznick) To: email_address_removed Subject: Ozric Message-ID: > Date: Wed, 5 Jul 1995 16:54:29 -0500 (CDT) > From: William Wright > > SO I went and bought their 1993 album, Jurassic Shift. This band is > AWESOME... someone made the comparison to Yanni...well, I can see how > some would say, "It's new age music." I definitely can't. Sure they have some mellow songs, but on the whole? Not even close. They have some unbelievably heavy stuff. Though Jurassic Shift is a bit more mellow than some others, so that has colored your perceptions. It would be more comparable to > Enigma than Yanni, Oh gosh here we go again... Why Enigma? No "gregorian chants", no techno, etc. Is it the Shakahuchi? Might as well say they remind you of Peter Gabriel then! (No, they don't sound like PG at all!) > but still, neither really fits the Tentacles very well. I'm glad to see this disclaimer at least. > I had heard them descrbied as "Ambient" music, AAAAARRRRGGGHHH!!!! They have a few ambient-ish songs, but whoever said that was out of their minds or not familiar with them. They are definitely more heavy than not, ESPECIALLY live. Trust me; they blow you away in person. or some people called them > Spacey Music, but actually I think they're not all THAT weird. Spacey != weird (necessarily). It's more like use of echo, burbling synths/sound efects, long drawn-out guitar sound (refered to as glissando guitar from Gong and Steve Hilage). It's more an attitude. > Actually now that I think about it, they're surprisingly accessable! It > sounds strange, but I guess it's in 4/4 a lot of the time (the drummer > though is top notch) Though unfortunately, no longer with them. :-( They had a kick-ass rhythm section. > So, everyone should go get a CD by them... I've only seen two, Jurassic > Shift and Abhorience (or something like that.) Are there anymore? Oh, just a few. :-) Basic discog. off the top of my head (all avail on CD): Erpsongs Tantric Obstacles Live Ethereal Cereal Sliding Gliding Worlds There Is Nothing Bits Between the Bits Pungent Effulgent Erpland Live Underslunky Afterswish Strangeitude Jurassic Shift Arbouressence The first 6 were originally cassette-only, then released on a box set on CD (which looks like a little cereal box!), now available seperately. Sound quality ain't so great, but some great songs on them are good and earlier versons of ones to appear later. I wouldn't reccomend starting with them though. Afterswish is a compilation of the first 6, with a couple of new songs thrown on. I think Jurassic Shift and (especially) Arbouressence are slighlty less amazing than the previous few, but they're still good. HIGHLY reccomended. David Kuznick - email_address_removed (preferred) or email_address_removed Everybody knows we live in a world where they give bad names to beautiful things. Everybody knows we live in a world where we don't give beautiful things a second glance. Heaven only knows we live in a world where what we call beautiful is just something on sale. "Beautiful" - MARILLION ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 10:30:15 -0700 (PDT) From: Tymoteusz Altman To: email_address_removed Subject: UNWIRED - DT unplugged? Message-ID: I saw someone who's selling this 2CD bootleg. it's 100 minutes of unplugged DT. does anyone have info on this? is this the same set that Mike Bahr wants to do a cd of? tim ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 11:07:14 -0700 From: email_address_removed (Randall Braun) To: email_address_removed Subject: Assorted Nuts and Bolts Message-ID: In Jam 879, some attributed my quotation about KLOS to someone else (NO flames). For the LA Y'Jammers; KLOS was beginning menopause when I left and Pirate Radio had recently gone off the air. Since I was in the Redlands/Riverside/San Berdo area, I could listen to KCAL (they still on?) Are there any good AOR stations left in the LA area? Haven't been down that way for awhile. Today's rock trivia questions: Pink Floyd's album 'Wish You Were Here' contains the many parted 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond.' To whom are they referring, and what is the relation of that person to the band? Now for the hard one: In Jam 876, someone referred to the early progmetal band 'Hawkwind'. In another post, I mentioned the SciFi work of Niven & Pournelle and its relation to Maiden's Crazy Eddie. What SciFi author refers to Hawkwind in his writings? In recent posts, I've seen references to 'Eve of Destruction' Is this referring to a cover of the Barry McGuire song, or have I missed something? In any case, McGuire lives about 1.5 miles from my current residence, and is a friend of one of my brother-in-law's friends (a former DJ, who now runs his own studio in the Phoenix area). In Jam 880, someone asked about Orff's Carmina Burana, As I mentioned in an earlier jam, CB is not an opera, it is a compilation, and rather drastic revision of medieval Latin and Low German tavern and related folk songs (I've heard some of the originals before). In some ways, it is a new composition, based on the old text and music. As to similar compositions, I know that Orff has done one or two other similar works, although I've never heard them. What I like/listen to in classic music thread: Ravel, Debussy, Holst, Mussorgsky (sp?, of which there are numerous, A Night on Bald(=Bare) Mountain, another one of those translation thingys?), Rodrigo (HIGHLY recommended if you like classical guitar; try 'Concierto de Aranjuez' first if you haven't), Ginastera, Vaughn Williams, Prokofiev (sp?), Copland, some Stravinsky and for our Nietzsche Y'Jammer, Richard Strauss ('Thus Spake Zarathustra', eng. trans.). For those interested, ELP has borrowed musical themes from many of these composers, although not always given in the album credits, Other prog groups have borrowed other themes as well. Even Joe Walsh (Ravel's Petite Suite, I believe). Prog music is really what got me to listen to the classical originals, for which my parents are glad. If you're interested in for more specific references, please Email me. On 'Carpe Diem' (Sieze the day) for DT unplugged: howz about Carpe ... Noctum (night); Hallucinatum (dream), Musicum (music) ..., etc. Just a thought. And, YES, I'm aware of where the original idea came from. (I don't know latin grammar, so these may not be exactly correct) And for my beatiful blond cross-continent friend: Shine on you crazy diamond... just wish you were here... :( --Randall L. Braun 'To write or to speak is almost inevitably to lie a little. It is an attempt to clothe an intangible in tangible form; to compress an immeasurable into a mold. And in the act of compression, how Truth is mangled and torn!' -- Anne Morrow Lindbergh Christianity is a relationship, not a religion ------------------------------ Date: 07 Jul 1995 15:07:15 GMT From: "Steven Johnson, P" To: email_address_removed Subject: YTSEJAM digest 881 Message-ID: *** Reply to note of 07/07/95 14:24 I can't believe I called Brandon Lee "Jason". Anywhoo, when was The Crow written? Also, if Subcon. is sold out. will anyone sell their extra copy? Please e-mail me if interested. LATER- Steve --------------------------------------------------------------- "Can't be king of the world if you're a slave to the grind." - Skid Row ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 95 13:33:43 PDT From: email_address_removed (Scott Fleming x255) To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: Assorted Nuts and Bolts Message-ID: <9507072033.AA10354@ osi> Hello, Regarding the band Hawkwind. Wouldn't that be Michael Moorcock? As a guest? -scottf ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 95 16:30:40 EDT From: Corporate Community Relations To: email_address_removed Subject: re: classical music Message-ID: > I juat bought Carl Orff's "Camina Burana", and > I was wondering if there was anyone out there that knows > of any other operas that were similar in style to this > one - it is awesome. Well, Bill Bajzek is correct, Carmina Burana is *not* an opera. However, it IS one piece of a triolgy!! The other two sections never quite obtain the notoriety of CB, and are seldom performed. But, if you're really into CB, you may start by checking into the other two sections of Orff's trilogy. BTW -- Kathleen Battle is doing Carmina Burana at Tanglewood this summer ... talk about "awesome"!! > How's this for a CD purchase at one time: > Nine Inch Nails - "further Down the Downward Spiral" > Dream Theater - "Lie" single > and this opera...... :P cashier looked at me like I > was nuts! I usually buy one new selection in each of the musical genres which really float my boat -- progressive jazz/rock, black spirituals/gospel, organ music, new age, cheesy_AOR_rock_from_the_80s -- certainly does wake up the cashier... Happy rails, .... Buck .++++++++.\ -- .+++. .+++++++++++++++.\ ... .+++++++. .+++++++++++++++++++++.\ .+++++. .+++++++++++. .+++++++++++++++++++++++++++. .+++++++++. .++++++ William J. Buckley, Jr. +++++++++++++++++++. .+++++++++++++...++++++++ email_address_removed ++++++++++++++++++++++. ----------------------------- email_address_removed --------------------------- ----- Support an American Tradition ... RIDE MORE ROLLER COASTERS !!!!! ----- ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 95 16:39:26 EDT From: Corporate Community Relations To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: Favorite Member of DT Message-ID: Oh, YAK!!! I somehow *knew* that most replies in this string would be in favor of James... Well, lemme go on record that James is my most HATED member of DT!!! I wish he'd quit, or get chucked out -- one of the two. I can't stand his HM yelping and siren yowling ... enough ranting on my JL soapbox... My favorite (current) member of DT? John Myung. Why? Cuz John is a really killer ensemble player ... he really know when to lay out, and when to show his chops. A great team player and an excellent musician to boot. To all those who were ragging on him in that previous string... Pffht! My fav _former_ member of DT? A toss-up between Charlie D. and Kevin Moore. I really liked Kevin's playing and esp. his writing -- I think DTs music will miss his terribly. Charlie is just my all-time fav DT singer ever. A trip in the Buck_Mobile is to listen to WDADU over and over and over (right Brian?!?) 8^) l8tr... /Buck email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 14:21:49 -0700 (PDT) From: Nathan Benjamin Meezan To: email_address_removed Subject: Carmina Burana Message-ID: Hey, About Carmina Burana: Pretty sweet, huh? The coolest thing to do with this opera is to read some translations of the words. It's all sex and drinking (like Van Halen?). The intro part doesn't really have anything to do with the rest of it, though. If you've just gotten it, check out the instrumental movement with all the 2 2 2 2 3 rhythm. I think that's the coolest movement outside of the first one. And the lyrics were written by monks or something. Oh, for some DT content: "The Mirror" is a sweet, sweet song. Agreed? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nathan Meezan, Stanford '97 email- email_address_removed PO box 10689 Stanford, CA 94309 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 18:40:41 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Request for information Message-ID: Okay, so, it's not directly Dream Theater content, but can anyone in the Bay Area tell me about this prog metal event going on on the 16th? Jaime (thanks, Jaime! :) ) forwarded me a little blurb, but I'd like to know more... All I know is that it's called the East Bay something-or-other (in Hayward?), and it's on the 16th of this month. Jen -- "Could we see clearer in a virtual reality?" - Magellan "I am the beat of your pulse/the computer word made flesh" - Queensryche email_address_removed email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 18:41:43 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Attention Jason S. Message-ID: Ack! On my AOL account (and I'm sure everyone else's here), mail has been boucing like crazy. At first, I thought that the problems were at the other end, but it's happened too many times for that. I have tried *twice* to send a message to you to say that your tapes were mailed Monday evening, and that I can wait for the Dokken (just keep in touch with me, to let me know you haven't forgotten me ). Sorry to have to use the 'Jam to reach you, but I wanted to be sure you got the message! :) Jen -- "Could we see clearer in a virtual reality?" - Magellan "I am the beat of your pulse/the computer word made flesh" - Queensryche email_address_removed email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 18:43:33 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Prog radio shows... Message-ID: The following appeared in Ytsejam #879: >BTW, StoneTrek was a syndicated show out of the Bay Area, I believe. Any Jammers up north (or anywhere in the US) still get this show? Just curious.< Oh, wow...this makes me think about an idea I've been kicking around! Keith and I were talking about the lack of progressive music on the radio, and he brought up the fact that I have disc jockey experience of my own (yes, I am FCC licensed...I was very actively involved with student radio during my high school years). So, we were discussing what it would take to put together a syndicated show (and we actually have a friend who's done it to go get advice from!) I teased that 93 Rock would owe it to Sacramento to air such a show...and then try to spread it from there (in the meantime, you can pester 93 Rock electronically at email_address_removed - address graciously provided by fellow 'jammer Jarrod. :) ) Jen -- "Could we see clearer in a virtual reality?" - Magellan "I am the beat of your pulse/the computer word made flesh" - Queensryche email_address_removed email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 18:43:50 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: #ytsejam Message-ID: The following appeared in Ytsejam #879: >>Salutations to JennieBear, whom I met on IRC recently. It seems this >>#ytsejam channel is working. Don't remember who first mentioned it, but >>it's a good idea. Well, it was nice to meet Eric and "Kylania." :) When I log onto my Netcom account, I've started checking to see who's on the channel...unfortunately, it's often times just that damn bot! :/ > I too had the honor of meeting JennieBear! Hiya Kath! ;) I also >met GregC, aka Jeff Chew, "so that's what it's like being op!". I did have >a comment about #ytsejam. I think it's great that someone has put a bot >there to keep the channel open. I do not however think that it is fair to >have the above mentioned bot de-op everyone! I'd gotten on before that bot >(gEAr I think it's called now) did and next thing I know I got de-opd!! >Since I've never seen the person who controls the bot on #ytsejam, I feel >it's a bit selfish of you to have the bot act this way. We should all be >allowed to use the channel...not just a bot. I agree. If a 'jammer's on and wants to talk DT, then they'll probably open a channel on their own accord...and I don't think any one person should have a monopoly over that. Actually, I was just on earlier today, and the bot was gone! (Although I was bummed 'cause #Qryche had disappeared, and I thought there was an online conference today...it's been a lousy day...) Jen -- "Could we see clearer in a virtual reality?" - Magellan "I am the beat of your pulse/the computer word made flesh" - Queensryche email_address_removed email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 18:45:24 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Inappropriate posting... Message-ID: The following appeared in Ytsejam #881: >>Date: Wed, 5 Jul 1995 21:25:18 -0600 >>From: email_address_removed.UA >>To: email_address_removed, email_address_removed, >>Subject: your romance ad in USSR >I would guess that I'm not the only one here that thinks that this shit has >no place here. Yep! Maybe we should all write to the postmaster @crash.cts.com (note message ID in original message)... Jen -- "Could we see clearer in a virtual reality?" - Magellan "I am the beat of your pulse/the computer word made flesh" - Queensryche email_address_removed email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 19:22:16 -0400 (EDT) From: Gilbert Jack Thetgyi To: email_address_removed Cc: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 879 Message-ID: On Thu, 6 Jul 1995, Steven Johnson, P wrote: > > *** Reply to note of 07/05/95 14:26 > This thread about The Crow seems to have evolved > from a macabre book to the Movie with Jason Lee. You mean Brandon Lee, right? Also, a point of clarification, it's Jason Scott Lee. As far as fave DT member goes, it has to be John M. I am a saxophonist and guitarist, and while JP is great, Mr. Myung rocks my world. A truly inspiring musician. Sincerely, G. Jack Thetgyi ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 19:16:39 -0500 (CDT) From: William Wright To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 880 Message-ID: Sorry I have to do this ...but... Hairball, I need you to contact me through e-mail. I know you changed your address, and i thought it was email_address_removed, but I tried that and it came back. Also, if anyone else is studying in the music production, sound engineering field, please contact me. I'm looking for school to go to where this stuff can be taught. Thanks. ... Heisenberg may have slept here. [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] [] Six o'clock the siren kicks him from a dream... Welcome back my [] [] friends to the show that never ends... Cat's foot, iron claw... And [] [] the light dies down on Broadway... Carry on my wayward son... I get [] [] up, I get down... And here I stand at the crossroads edge... Brother [] [] can you spare another war, another wasteland, and another lost [] [] generation... And your wise men don't know how it feels to be thick [] [] as a brick... We'll see how brave you are, we'll see how fast you be [] [] running, we'll see how brave you are, Yes Anastasia... I'd love to [] [] turn you on... William Wright email_address_removed [] [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] ... Maybe it's the evil inside us. ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 7 Jul 1995 19:31:29 +0800 From: email_address_removed (Ken Bibb) To: freaks, ladykillerz, metalblade, ph7, progmaestros, sylvian, ytsejam Subject: ANNOUNCE: list of music mailing lists version 3.1 Message-ID: There is a new List of Music Mailing Lists (version 3.1) which is now available via email from arastar.com To retrieve it, send a message (with any text you want) to: email_address_removed and you'll get a copy of the new list mailed back to you. -- Ken Bibb "If the boundary breaks I'm no longer alone email_address_removed Don't discourage me email_address_removed Bring out the stars/On the first day" David Sylvian--"The First Day" ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 8 Jul 1995 01:51:23 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Metropolis Watch subscribers Message-ID: Due to a wait for several important submissions that is turning out to be much longer than anticipated, I have decided to skip issue 9 altogether and make issue 10 a double issue. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I'm holding on some items that should make the wait worthwhile. In the meantime, just hold your shorts; Mail Day should be during the first week of August. Again, sorry for the inconvenience! Jaime the Dragon, suffering from self-imposed sleep-dep... gotta get off this goddamned computer! ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 8 Jul 1995 00:36:28 -0600 (MDT) From: email_address_removed (Bracken Odiorne) To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 881 Message-ID: Hello all, I thought I would address a few things here. So here goes. One: Whomever posted that George Lynch looks younger is right (he looks like a young George Hamilton now) but I heard that part of the reason is not just that he had a haircut, but also because he had to have some reconstructive surgery after getting his face smashed in a fight. I can't remember exactly where my friend heard this. It may have been from GL himself at the NAMM show (I have a picture of Zach with GL, or is it GH). Can anyone else confirm this. Two: My favourite member of DT is JP. Of course that's no surprise since I'm a guitar player. That's what I listen to most in a new band. I really don't care all that much about lyrical content unless it's so absurdly stupid that I can't help but sit up and notice (ala Green day)(sorry to y9ou GD fans, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong). I also dig MP quite a bit. I've met plenty of good guitarists that never made me play better when I jam w/them, but I aways have to play better when the drummer I jam with is great. Of course, I like all members of DT (and I'm giving DS the benefit of the doubt until I can hear his contribution first hand. I can't imagine DT hiring a gimp). Three: I already e-mailed the guy about the classical music, but since there seems to be an interest. If you like Orff's CB then check out Mozart's Requiem in D minor (KV 626). It puts Orff to shame, I swear it! Also, for the other music featured in Excalibur check out Wagner's Gotterdammerung. The piece they play when Arthur dies is Siegfried's Funeral Music and the Final Scene (an excellent version of this is on Wagner Without Words with George Szell conducting the Cleveland Orchestra). Four: Since someone else mentioned it, I will too. Always in the CD player: 1. Dream Theater - Awake 2. Fates Warning - Inside Out 3. James Horner - Braveheart score 4. Dead Can Dance - Within the Realm of a Dying Sun 5. Testament - Low 6. Queensryche - Promised Land Sorry about the length. Just feeling talkative tonight. Tchus, Bracken "...Without music, life would be an error." Nietzsche -Twilight of the Idols- ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 8 Jul 1995 04:29:43 -0500 (CDT) From: Anderson/Noah Nordrum To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: Orff (no DT content!) Message-ID: On Fri, 7 Jul 1995 email_address_removed wrote: > >I juat bought Carl Orff's "Camina Burana" > > Very cool!! For anyone _not_ familiar with this opera, it contains the > awesome music used in the movie "Excalibur" > It sounds SO excellent cranked!! :) > > > Anna > > "Life is no more assuring than love." > > DUH!!! What other why is there to listen to music other than just below the point where you get distortion? Spanky ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 8 Jul 1995 11:48:52 +0200 (MET DST) From: Tilman Kuendgen To: email_address_removed Subject: Perfect strangers Message-ID: Hi again! It seems as if Perfect Strangers will be included on the Change of Seasons EP. A friend of mine found this in the Deep Purple newsgroup: -------------------------------------------------------------------- Dream Theater is releasing an EP some time later this year. It is a collection of live covers, and also includes one new studio track. They do a live rendition of "Perfect Strangers", and I have to say it sounds mighty good (the singer isn't quite Ian Gillan, however). The band pretty much plays the song note for note. Other songs include Funeral For a Friend (Elton John), a Zeppelin medley, and a medley with a load of classic rock songs thrown in. The EP isn't really an EP because each song clocks in at about 25 minutes apiece (except for Perfect Strangers). I don't know when it is supposed to be released yet. ----------------------------------------------- Thanks to Patricia who made the long way from London to see DT live at Saarbruecken what is enough prove that she's a real DT fanatic, although not in the usual age for it. Perhaps we can welcome her soon on the ytsejam! Thanks, Tilman ------------------------------ End of YTSEJAM Digest 882 *************************