YTSEJAM Digest 926 Today's Topics: 1) CYGNUS update by Michael Bahr 2) My account, IMPORTANT by Michael Bahr 3) Re: YTSEJAM digest 924 by email_address_removed (Monty) 4) Hair, Dumb Melon, Cygnus by email_address_removed (Marc Respass) 5) DT Top 100 by Eddy Huisman 6) Which terminal emulator... by email_address_removed (Trey Allen) 7) A meandering answer to a question... by email_address_removed 8) shadow gallary? by email_address_removed (Markus Stahl) 9) HAIR!, can Myung solo? and ACOS by email_address_removed (Marc Respass) 10) Re: YTSEJAM digest 925 by Michael Van Opstall 11) Attached Files by email_address_removed 12) DT Flaws? by email_address_removed 13) Re: New 'hard' Yes trivia by email_address_removed 14) "lost" DT album by email_address_removed (Paul Fini) 15) "lost" DT album by email_address_removed (Paul Fini) 16) YTSEJAM T- SHIRT!!!! by email_address_removed 17) Re: New 'hard' Yes trivia by Andrew Keegan 18) Please subscribe. by John Nguyen 19) put me in (or under) by email_address_removed ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 11:01:52 -0700 (MST) From: Michael Bahr To: email_address_removed Cc: email_address_removed Subject: CYGNUS update Message-ID: CYGNUS CD PROJECT UPDATE / SUBCONSCIOUS CONCLUSION current to 8/15/95 NOTICE: INTERNET EMAIL ADDRESS CHANGE: I am now email_address_removed This is an update on the status of orders and such things on the Rush "Cygnus" CD... made available exclusively to the members of the Ytsejam list before anybody else. :) EVEN QUICKER UPDATE: The CDs are HERE. I've been shipping them as fast as I can. I've already shipped the first 80 of them. Here's the no-wait address and cost. Read on for further info on the CD. $23 check, money order, or cashier's check/traveler's cheque to: Michael Bahr 3175 N. Price Rd. #1066 Chandler, AZ 85224 PLEASE SPECIFY that it's Cygnus you want. I do a lot of mailing and may not realize what it is that's being purchased. SUBCONSCIOUS: The CDs are finally _gone_. Every copy has been sold. I've even sold my own personal extra copies. I can't believe this was so popular! Will Subconscious ever be made again? Unless some Italian company copies it, I am sorry to say it will not. One of the explicit conditions I set forth when I made the disc was that it would be very special and limited, and I would be breaking my confidence with the people who have bought it under the understanding it would be a unique, rare release. I swear I don't mean to make people miss out... but a promise is a promise. Would people trust me when I say "get it now" if they could get it a year later? I calculate not. :) THANKS EVERYONE for being a part of this! You all RULE! :) DISCLAIMER: Cygnus falls into a grey area under law as an uncopyrighted recording produced in such a manner that at least one facet of the production occurs in a country (namely Italy) in which it is legal to do so. In the USA, it is permissible to sell used import CDs only if they are labeled as such. This is such a CD. Be aware that the various powers-that-be are collecting nothing for this. Of course, that's all cover-my-butt lawyerspeak. I hope you all will want to be a part of this. I make roughly minimum wage doing it, so you know I'm not out to scam you. In all humility, I appeal to anyone who might not think too kindly of my endeavor, and ask that they might give me the benefit of the doubt on this one. Friends? :) 1. What the hell is Cygnus? 2. When can I order and how? 3. Orders received. ============================================================================= 1. What the hell is Cygnus? Hi all, I'm Mike Bahr, humble maker of special edition CDs. Earlier this year, I made available a special, _very_ limited edition Dream Theater CD called Subconscious. I didn't know if the project would work at all, since I had to use my own money to finance the project, and had to be very close on costs to even make it a non-loss financially. But you responded, Ytsejammers! The CD sold, sold, and sold some more. In fact, the entire limited edition print of 500 copies, each hand-numbered and signed in gold by myself, sold out entirely to you, the most devoted fans of Dream Theater on earth. And I do mean _Earth_! I got orders from the USA, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Austria, Great Britain, Ireland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Israel, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, Greece, and a few more countries I am sure I have forgotten to mention. Truly, the WORLD made Subconscious a success for me and for the Jam, so I'm going to hope that Cygnus will be another one! My heart goes out to all of you in every country of the world for joining in! What I did was work with a pressing plant using rental equipment and some of my own as well, and an exhausting three months of preparation, packaging, and mailing, not to mention production of the CD, and a million other things, and made it a reality. I was relieved beyond words when I read the positive comments people had for it online. Cygnus is the project I've done to fill the gap between Spring 1995's Subconscious and Winter 1995's WHEN DREAM AND JAMES UNITE. Cygnus will be a recording from an ultra-rare Rush show, the single best sounding Rush show in existence, from the mystical Hemispheres tour of 1978-79. It is an unlimited print, but there will likely not be more than 1000 ever made. Here's the information on the show. Title: Rush "Cygnus" Source: True soundboard reel-to-reel, original length 81 min Running time: 73 min Venue: Convention Center Arena (TCC Arena) Location: Tucson, Arizona Date: November 20, 1978 Generation: Transferred to 48kHz DAT from a 2nd gen analog. Quality: Beyond comparison. Higher than "Oakland '92" and "Pinkpop". Setlist: Anthem A Passage to Bangkok By-Tor and the Snow Dog I. At the Tobes of Hades II. Across the Styx III. Of The Battle Xanadu Something for Nothing The Trees Cygnus X-1 Book 1: The Voyage Cygnus X-1 Book 2: Hemispheres I. Prelude II. Apollo III. Dionysus IV. Armageddon V. Cygnus VI. The Sphere Circumstances A Farewell to Kings Note that La Villa Strangiato had to be cut or else I couldn't fit the Cygnus saga on the CD! I'm sorry about that, I hope it won't kill the experience for anybody. They had some sound problems during that song anyhow, so in a way, maybe you _don't_ want to hear it. Also on the original tape was a cut-off version of the beginning of 2112, the Overture and then half of the Temples section. In order to make Cygnus fit onto a single CD, I cut those seven minutes out of the DAT. Everyone has a live 2112 on ATWAS album, anyway. Now that I sort of "have the hang of it" where CDs are concerned, I have put together some colorful art for the CD and cover. For those who didn't get one, Subconscious had a gold-on-black motif, much like the Terminator-2 and Star Wars laserdisc box-sets. It was dignified, and direct. And now, for Cygnus, I want to really make people say "wow!" The cover is pretty wicked looking, I'll try and post a copy. 2. Where can I order and how? The first 300 orders have a random 30 freebie video montages thrown into them, as promised. I've already taped all of these, so I'm going to leave it up to the computer. A Dungeons & Dragons dice program called KrystalDice is going to randomly choose the winners! How to order!!! Remember when Subconscious came out, and I said certain costs were permanent, and had gone into the production cost? I didn't lie... Cygnus will be CHEAPER than Subconscious was. The price will be $23. For anyone in Canada ordering, add only $1 for postage. For anyone outside North America, add $2 for postage (so it would be the same price as Sub) and that will take care of it. There's a lot of bean-counting that I do to come up with those numbers, so trust me, it's what it amounts to. Plus, you can order as MANY Cygnus discs as you want, because you on the Jam are getting a shot at it before I offer it anywhere else. Also, it's still $25 for NON-Ytsejammers. Check out my posts to alt.music.rush and a.m.dt, you'll find it's true. Naturally, if you have friends who want a copy of Cygnus, they can get it at the $23 price, same as you Jammers. Please use a money order if you can. The reason is simple: it's safe! I know you paid and you know I have it (it's traceable). And you know if you don't get a CD or a refund, I'll go to jail. For international orders, I will indeed accept cash if you wish. I urge you to be careful, because every order for Subconscious that contained cash made it safely to me, but that might not always be the case. I don't want anybody to lose their money. For orders of 2 or more Cygnus discs, a travellers cheque or international money order is economical to use. If you decide to use cash, please wrap it tight in a thick envelope and try to hide it, so that nobody will steal it. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. It will actually be closer to 2 or 2 and a half weeks, but in order to be safe, I'm giving you the extreme possibility. Understand that, as with Subconscious, I'll be making every effort to get them sent fast and soon. Here's what to do. Send your payment, along with your Name, Address to ship it to, Internet email address (in case I need to contact you), how MANY CDs you want, and, optionally, your phone number. I say optionally, because I know some of you want to keep them unlisted. Send all this to: Michael "Bane of Balance" Bahr 3175 N. Price Rd. #1066 Chandler, AZ 85224 (USA) As a courtesy, I'm going to provide my home phone number to you. If you wish to speak to me for any reason, including questions, comments, suggestions, or you just want to chat with another dedicated fan of Rush and Dream Theater, you are very welcome to call me at 1-602-777-0501. I am usually home between noon and 9pm Mountain Standard Time. Please use this phone number with proper discretion, however, as I will be very confused if you call me at 3:00 in the morning. 3. Orders received. This time, I'm in the thick of the AD project, and Cygnus is coming along just dandy as well... and I will be able to confirm that an order was received if you email me about it. I won't be posting a long list to the Jam because of complaints I received about the Sub listing. For the most part, all orders usually get through. If you want to confirm yours PERSONALLY, feel free to do so, via email or voice. Well that about wraps it up for this update of the CYGNUS CD project. Everyone be excellent to each other, and party on dudes! -Mike Bahr, email_address_removed "I had to let her go... because I love her." - Beast ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 11:11:02 -0700 (MST) From: Michael Bahr To: email_address_removed Cc: email_address_removed Subject: My account, IMPORTANT Message-ID: Well, folks, I wish I could say my two day trip out of town happened without incident but this is not the case. As you may have guessed, I lost my internet account, because while I was gone, someone on the Jam who I trusted my password to decided to log on and spam every goddamn newsgroup on the net with, of all things, a pyramid chain letter. Now I'm not naming names because at least 8 or 9 Jammers knew my account and password because of various things (in some cases, they needed it to telnet to their own servers from here, in others, to FTP, in others, to get past a firewall, etc.) and I suppose it's thus partially my fault. But if I can't trust the Jam with my net account, can I really trust them with, say, my phone number? I'm not going to go incognito or anything... after al, most of you have shown me the very same trust when it came to pre-ordering CDs. And to turn on all of you would be wrong. Two wrongs don't make a right... it's cliche but it's true. Plus, I know that there are literally hundreds of Jammers who would gladly join me in a bloodthirsty witch hunt for the person who did this to me while I was out of town. But I guess I might as well forget it and get on to matters at hand. All the mail (Acoustic Dreams reservations, etc) sent to me since Monday should be presumed lost, sacrificed to the Lord of the Pit. If you sent me mail, you'll have to send it again... I'm very sorry, and as you now know, I _definitely_ didn't _want_ that to be necessary. My new net address is email_address_removed... some things hardly ever change. :) Cygnus CDs are in and have been shipping, I've cranked out 80 or so into the mail so far. I've posted (or tried to post) the list of numbers for Acoustic Dreams. If it dosen't show up, I'll know why. To whoever it was that decided to set me back three days work: what could have possibly gotten you so mad at me that you decided to deprive good, honest, ordinary Ytsejammers of the CDs they've paid for? It was a very childish act indeed. I hope you use your MIND next time you're considering being a spoiled baby about whatever it was. After all, it's the JAMMERS who are waiting for their CDs. Not me. I _have_ my copy. I'd like that to be the case for all who ordered them. Sorry to come off like a jerk to the rest of you... just venting I guess. Just so you know, I still love you all, you make all these projects possible, and I hope you enjoy the CDs yet to come. Mike Bahr, email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 12:45:17 -0500 From: email_address_removed (Monty) To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 924 Message-ID: More comments: >Total meter shifts on Awake? 219 <222 for John P. WOW! >I started that UGLY Type O Negative thing a few >months back, by speaking my own opinion on my dislike of the fact that >they were opening for QR. That's okay, dude, I personally can't stand Type O Negative (PLEASE don't let this start something. It's just my opinion). >To the guy who hasn't got a date in a year after cutting his hair off, this >is my >perfect example of the type of women who go out with guys with long hair. I started dating my ex when my hair was short, and grew it long while we were together (4 years - various lengths). I kind of know what you mean, though. I'd rather wait for 2 or 3 years for someone wiht some real substance than someone who is merely in it for something superficial. Sorry to encourage the debate. It has gotten a bit overdone. >When I cut my hair off, the whistling (sp?) stopped Wish I got whistled at :o), then or now. >I always hear mention of other prog bands on here but I have never heard any >of there music. >Which prog bands are >more in the QR/DT vein of music? What is recommended? Two that always draw attention to me are Echolyn and King Crimson but I don't know? HELP! Can't say much about Echolyn or KC (going to try them out some day), but there are a couple I could maybe recommend. Saviour Machine (influences ranging from Sabbath to U2 to a whole lot of Pink Floyd with David Bowie-esque vocals - very Gothic-sounding), Tourniquet (mostly along the lines of progressive thrash (not death metal) with their older stuff - heavy classical influences, and some jazz influences as well), Believer (HEAVY classical/operatic/thrash), and Veni Domine (sounds a whole lot like QR - have fun finding this one, though). These are but a few I can think of off th etop of my head. If you want any more info, E-Mail me personally. >Now knowing that, I think it would be a good idea to distribute this >on tape to the fellow ytsejammers YES!!!! I AGREE!!! One of the Boys from The Dwarf, Dale R. Newberry "Straddling an issue is like atraddling the road. You are likely to get hit from both sides." -Ann Landers ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 14:59:26 -0500 From: email_address_removed (Marc Respass) To: email_address_removed Subject: Hair, Dumb Melon, Cygnus Message-ID: zebrowski steven wrote: > I love the whole argument on hair. It began when someone > didn't get a joke, and it's grown into something hysterical. > I love when there's nothing to talk about. I guess this > won't end until ACoS is released! You're probably right that it won't end. A whole month to go too. I'm still taking credit for starting the hair "debate" :p but I definitely liked killing Deaf Melon better. Nothing like making fun of a band you hate when there's not much to say about a band you love. Oh, here's something. That Ronnie Scott's gig. Does anyone have it on tape?? Mike Bahr? If you got all those other boots, why don't you have the RS gig and why haven't you released it? And where the hell is my Cygnus CD (he he. kidding. take your time). Later, ---------------- Marc Respass email_address_removed http://www.iii.net/users/mer/welcome.html ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 22:17:19 +0200 From: Eddy Huisman To: email_address_removed Subject: DT Top 100 Message-ID: Hello Jammers... I have got this little plan, but I need all of you to cooperate for it to work. I'd like each and everyone of you to e-mail me your top 3 DT songs. I will then give number 1 3 points, number 2 2 points and of course number 3 1 point. After a while when a lot of you people have sent me their 'votes' I will post a list to the jam with sort of a DT Top 100. That way we all will be able to see what DT songs are considered the best all around the world. Hope you like the idea and you will mail me.. Thanx in advance __ **********************************************\\\ __ * Eddy Huisman (ehuisman@xs4all.nl) *\\\/// ************************************************\XX/ ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 95 18:21:30 -0400 From: email_address_removed (Trey Allen) To: email_address_removed Subject: Which terminal emulator... Message-ID: I pposted this before and heard nothing so I'm trying again...Which terminal Emulator do most of you guys use? I'm having trouble finding a good one that doesn't throw up alot of trash when I'm editing my webpage. I'd love to find one downloadable. Can you help? Also if you don't mind, email me directly as to not waste anymore of DT's space. Sorry for the no DT content. Trey Allen email_address_removed ____________________________________________________________________________ "...sorrow and pain she'll never outgrow; Death is the first dance, eternal...As a man I've found it's all caught up with me; Deceit is the second without end...Now the Miracle and the Sleeper know that the third is love; Love is the dance of eternity" (John Petrucci of Dream Theater) Trey Allen --- email_address_removed --- http://junix.ju.edu/UsrWebPages/tallen/home.html _____________________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 18:28:44 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: A meandering answer to a question... Message-ID: I believe it was Zack that asked this... <<(sometimes like _Europe_, what ever happened to those guys?)>> I'm still not too clear on if the band exists anymore or not - likely not, since they're all doing their own things now. I just got John Norum's new CD (really cool stuff; he isn't as flashy as Petrucci, but the man can shred a mean guitar...), Joey Tempest has a solo CD out - from what I hear, it's completely different from what he was doing in Europe. Ian is back in his band from prior to Europe, Trilogy, but I've never heard any of their material. I think John Leven was working with Jens Johanssen last I heard (Jens??? ), and I think he said Mic Michaeli and Kee Marcello had been touring with Glenn Hughes - don't quote me on that part, though. I haven't really listened to them in over five years; I much preferred their older stuff with Norum to begin with, and I was becoming pretty disinterested in the commercial rock scene about when _Out Of This World_ was released. Which was all well and good, because _Prisoners In Paradise_ sucked iguana tails! Schmaltzy, cliched, boring, pitiful crap! No, I take that back, I did like "Girl From Lebanon". But "Til My Heart Breaks Down Your Door"?! Give me a *break*! (neck, please) As I recall, it was primarily the lyrics/vocals that were bad, too. Take a hike, Joey... DISCLAIMER: ::covering my butt in case someone takes offense:: I'm actually poking fun at *myself* for being into stuff like that when I was in junior high, so if you must flame me, flame me for being in a silly mood and please don't accuse me of indirectly slamming anyone who might have a lingering respect for commercial rock. Jaime the Dragon, who sadly confesses that she has a couple of videotapes chock full of Europe stuff, some of it *extremely* rare, from 1982-1983 in Sweden and including an actual video for "In The Future To Come", from the first album - one of these days she's going to drag them out, watch them, and give herself a hernia from hysterical laughter. "It's not a strange behavior, it's the way I am..." - Europe, "Just The Beginning" (and about the only halfway worthwhile quote I could find!) ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 18:34:08 -0700 From: email_address_removed (Markus Stahl) To: email_address_removed Subject: shadow gallary? Message-ID: Someone talked about _shadow gallary_ in a previous post and i wanted to know where this person picked their new album up from? please let us all know. thanks, mark p.s. sorry about the non-dt content Mark Stahl : email_address_removed "Summer's going fast, Night's growing colder, Children growing up, Old friends growing older, Experience slips away......Time Stand Still" -Neil Peart ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 21:39:45 -0500 From: email_address_removed (Marc Respass) To: email_address_removed Subject: HAIR!, can Myung solo? and ACOS Message-ID: Hairball, Regarding the YJLHB (Ytsejam Long-Haired Brotherhood). I wanna join :). I think it's funny how many guys have said they did or didn't get dates depending on the length of their hair? I always had kinda long hair. In high school it was the typical 80's style. Cut over the ears, bottom of the neck in back, short on top. Then I grew it (even permed it once - ack!). Then I cut it way, way short. Shorter than it's ever been in my life. Everyone loved it. Still, no dates. Started growing it back and met a girl and kept growing it and broke up with her and kept growing it. That was a lousy two years. Went through a phase of using tons of gel to keep it back. Too short to put in a pony-tail, too long to see. Then the gel wasn't enough so I started wearing a hat (a cycling cap - couldn't wear a baseball cap). Now I've met a new wonderful girl who loves my hair and always wants me to wear it down. What a story, huh? Thanks for reading it :). Aviad, I can relate to what you're saying but I wanna defend those guys. Maybe Myung isn't a soloist. Maybe he never studied improvisation and isn't comfortable with it. Bass - electric or acoustic - does not lend itself to soloing; it takes a lot of work to do a good job, I think. I studied jazz for a few years and played a lot of jazz - mostly on acoustic bass. I'm still not always confortable soloing. It's a lot of pressure. Myung does play great bass lines though. As for JP, I have to admit that when I listen to DT, I listen to the drums or the overall song and sing along with it cranked. In the rare times when I can hear the bass clearly, I listen to that. Usually, I don't pay attention to JP's solo. ACOS I was just listening to ACOS from Subconscious and I'm really mad that they took out the "Please don't go." I'm also a little confused. When they played it in Providence, they played that part. I LOVE THAT PART!! Why would they change it? Maybe Portnoy's getting back at us for making him take out the fuck. I'd much rather have the fuck and the don't go part than neither part. I don't know. That's like my favorite section :(. My home page Lastly, I'd like to invite everyone to check out my newly updated web page, esp. the link to The Joel Rivard Group home page (in which, I play bass) that has a couple of sound clips that you can download and enjoy. I just got a counter on my page to tell me how many people have visited and so far it's been just me (three times). So I'd like to get that counter into the double digits :). Thanks. ---------------- Marc Respass email_address_removed http://www.iii.net/users/mer/welcome.html ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 22:00:57 -0400 (EDT) From: Michael Van Opstall To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 925 Message-ID: What do you mean by "number of guitars" in a song? Caught in a Web has a single guitar part that can be played in its entirety live. There are no overdubs. However, two guitars were used to record it (7-string and six-string). The rhythm consists of 6-tracks of guitar (2-7-string, 2-six-string, 2-six-string w/ lows removed). M.A. VanOpstall email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 23:57:33 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Attached Files Message-ID: Hello Jammers It's been a while since I posted, so I'm sorry to come back with a silly question. Has anyone else been recieving the jams lately with files attached? The last 2 have come to me with a file called ytsejamd.mme. They are text files that have a reprint of the jams inside. Anyone have a clue? Later, -Dan (email_address_removed) ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 3 Jan 1970 02:16:03 -0600 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: DT Flaws? Message-ID: Said by Aviad, >I take comfort in JP's UAGM solo. Amazing. A brilliant display of feel. >which is connected AGAIN to the spirit issue. Aviad, while I do agree that some of the bootleg solo stuff I've heard, mostly Subconcious, hasn't been the best musically, for you to pick UAGM as "a brilliant display of feel" is shocking. While technically great, the solo is simply showtime. John Petrucci said himself in an interview with "Guitar for the Practicing Musician" that the solo for UAGM is often said to be his best, but that it really is just "a bag of tricks". I think that the UAGM solo is incredible. JP does make his guitar sing. The things to keep in mind are 1) that the solo for UAGM, as with all the solos were written; JP had time to get it right and 2) in concert, while improvising, each note hasn't been studied and played over and over again so that it's perfect. I do not think that DT has any major flaws. They are great at what they do, write and play wonderful music. That doesn't always include improvising perfectly. Oh well... this was just my (sleepy) opinion....not meant as a flame! :) nites! dave (Simple, yet with feeling...outro solo to Eve. B-Side of Silent Man single) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- V. EXODUS When I go back again, will it be the same? I've stopped the cries, but now they know my name. The sea is calling me, my spirit must return. As I get closer, was it really worth, what I have learned? J. Petrucci - The Killing Hand ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 11:06:00 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: New 'hard' Yes trivia Message-ID: Answers follow... ANSWERS TO QUESTION 1: MORAZ >>>Question Part one: What band was Patrick Moraz in before doing keys on Yes' 'Relayer' album/tour. From what previous band did the other members of Moraz' earlier band come from; which progressive rock icon was also from that earlier band? What was the name of the band that Moraz was in BEFORE the above mentioned earlier band? In which progressive band did Moraz play AFTER Yes? a. Moraz came from Refugee b. His bandmates were from the Nice with Keith Emerson c. (not sure) d. Moraz then joined the Moody Blues in place of Michael Pinder He later joined up with Bruford for "Flag" and "Music for Piano and Drums" ANSWERS TO QUESTION 2 : Solo projects. Jon Anderson - Olias of Sunhillow Steve Howe - Beginnings Chris Squire - Fish Out of Water Alan White - Ramshackled Rick Wakeman - Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knight of the Round Table --------------------------------------- Now some questions from me: 1. What album did Steve and Dylan Howe play on together? 2. What popular Elton John song did Rick Wakeman play on? 3. What popular David Bowie song did Rick Wakeman play on? 4. What Queen song did Steve Howe play on? (easy?) Later! ================================== Ghost email_address_removed "I want to do adverts for American Express cards, talk shows, and prime time TV!" ================================== ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 12:16:55 -0400 From: email_address_removed (Paul Fini) To: email_address_removed Subject: "lost" DT album Message-ID: >I like it a lot, most of it is very beautiful. It >sounds a little like the lost DT album (you know--- >the one between WDADU and IAW? The select few of >us that have a demo of this album know what I mean). Well, I don't know what you mean... this is surely a joke, but I'd much rather have it be true. :) If so, let the tape trees grow! paul (drooling from the mere thought) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_-_-_-_- Paul T. Fini : email_address_removed _-_-_-_-_- ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 12:16:46 -0400 From: email_address_removed (Paul Fini) To: email_address_removed Subject: "lost" DT album Message-ID: >I like it a lot, most of it is very beautiful. It >sounds a little like the lost DT album (you know--- >the one between WDADU and IAW? The select few of >us that have a demo of this album know what I mean). Well, I don't know what you mean... you could be joking, but I'd rather have this be true! :) If so, let the tape trees grow! paul _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-_-_-_-_- Paul T. Fini : email_address_removed _-_-_-_-_- ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 13:19:06 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: YTSEJAM T- SHIRT!!!! Message-ID: I WANT TO ORDER A YTSEJAM T SHIRT BECAUSE SCHOOL IS COMING UP AND I WAN'T TO SHOW OFF MY LOYALTY TO THE WORLDS GREATIST BAND. I ALSO WAN'T TO GET OTHER PEOPLE INTO THEM. COULD SOMEBODY PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO GET ONE??!!! REPEAT: I AM VERY LOYAL TO DREAM THEATER!!!!! ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 14:15:04 -0400 (EDT) From: Andrew Keegan To: email_address_removed Cc: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Re: New 'hard' Yes trivia Message-ID: On Sat, 19 Aug 1995 email_address_removed wrote: > Answers follow... > > ANSWERS TO QUESTION 1: MORAZ > c. (not sure) Moraz's band before Refugee was Mainhorse. > > 1. What album did Steve and Dylan Howe play on together? Voyagers. This is probably not the answer you were looking for, but it's a better album than Grand Scheme of Things. ;) > > 2. What popular Elton John song did Rick Wakeman play on? Madman Across the Water. > > 3. What popular David Bowie song did Rick Wakeman play on? Space Oddity > > 4. What Queen song did Steve Howe play on? (easy?) Innuendo Yes guys seem to like title tracks. Andy ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 13:41:22 -0500 (CDT) From: John Nguyen To: email_address_removed Subject: Please subscribe. Message-ID: Just wondering, did you guys get my last message I sent from this address asking to be subscribed? Could you please subscribe me ? Thanx! John Nguyen ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 18:33:36 -0400 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: put me in (or under) Message-ID: hello, whatever this is. been trying to catch you guys since the macintosh mew music festival (nyc, 7-17-22). kept seeing your address as "araster", but i hope this is the right one, finally. so please do send me info re: dt, whatever it is. i had the pleasure to brifely meet with john petrucci at the ngsw when he played with steve bailey. way cool. nice guy. hope i can catch him again soon. too bad they're only making 100 of his guitars. by the time i get the $ for it, it'll be gone. oh well. thanks. hope to hear from soon. dave kobayashi ------------------------------ End of YTSEJAM Digest 926 *************************