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From: adobe!!dkletter@decwrl.dec.com (It's all fun and games until someone PUTS AN EYE OUT)
Date: 29 Aug 90 20:54:54 GMT
Subject: From Across This Gray Land No.2
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Organization: Adobe Systems Incorporated, Mountain View
Reply-To: adobe!dkletter@decwrl.dec.com (It's all fun and games until someone PUTS AN EYE OUT)
this message is kinda for Vicki because we were talking bout this stuff before she moved, but i thought i'd share since it's something i think most Katefans would like. last night i picked up this sampler CD on projekt records called _From Across This Gray Land No.2_ and it's really good. if you recall, projekt is the label that carries the band Black Tape For A Blue Girl... anyways, it's got a song by the same group plus quite a few others that i've never heard of. some of these groups are aparantly on the C'est La Mort label. here's what the track listing looks like: LYCIA 1. From Foam 2. Down POPOL VUH 3. Deine Liebe ist susser als Wein (your love is sweeter than wine) 4. In der Halle Salomos ATTRITION 5. I am 6. Fusillade I SKINNER BOX 7. Always Dear Iris 8. Isola AREA 9. Our Corner Drowning 10. Robin Song VICKI RICHARDS 11. Prayer of the Heart SLAP 12. Eden Now BLACK TAPE FOR A BLUE GIRL 13. The turbulence and the torment* STEVE ROACH 14. Melting at the inbetween * = previously unreleased. it's about 71 minutes long. i wish i could say more but i haven't really listened to it completely. i did skim most of the tracks (i listened to the SLAP song in it's entirety and it was INCREADIBLE!) and they're all mostly in the same vein as BFABG. the CD says it's a "collection of introspective soundscapes" and i think that's about the best way to describe it. very mellow. mostly whispy female vocals. perfect for the Suspended in Gaffa show. 2:^) it's not a very expensive disc either. about $12. i highly reccommend it. cheers.--d -- "Yellow... black and rectangular... with wedged shapes inside... Oh, I see them everywhere... Am I losing my mind?"