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From: sk2@doc.ic.ac.uk (Simon Kinsella)
Date: 1 Dec 1993 17:00:14 -0000
Subject: Re: Bjork :-(
To: rec-music-gaffa@uunet.UU.NET
Distribution: world
Keywords: Bjork Sugarcubes pigs
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Organization: Department of Computing, Imperial College, University of London, UK.
--------------------------------------------------------------------- <sk2@doc.ic.ac.uk.> writes: >> Any thoughts? and Marcel replies: >OK you asked for it. [stuff deleted] >> I was just wondering what people here thought of Bjork. I bought >> Debut a couple of weeks ago and after some initial reservations >> I now think it is brilliant. Her voice is certainly not >> technically perfect, but I love it all the more for that reason. >> I used to *hate* Play Dead (on the radio) but now I think it is >> simply amazing (the lyrics... ). I could go on, but I won't since >> you are probably wanting to read a more Kate-esque post ;-) Maybe you are in the "initial reservations" phase mentioned above. In the early days I would turn the radio off whenever she came on. Give it time... [bumpf deleted] >What do I think of Bjork. Hummmm, let's see... >She looks like a pig, Is this relevent? I always assumed she was singer, not a cover girl. I must be mistaken. (Besides, I have seen unflattering pics of KT before, but this has NO influence on my appreciation of her music). Should it? >her voice is like tonal diarrhoea and her >music (if one should call it that) is undescribably irritating. >Her voice being " not technically perfect" is something I could >live with, were it not for the shrill, high-pitched, a-musical >noise it produces. I mean, it's like hearing an F16 flying up into >the air (and believe me, _that's_ not a pretty sound). >As for "the lyrics...", they consist of commonplaces and semi- >intellectual blob. If I was her I would be very flattered that I had managed to excite such violent emotion. Better than being bland, don't you think? >I think Bjork (a name, BTW which reminds me of pigs, which is very >appropriate given her aforementioned exterior) what's with your preoccupation for appearences. Are you *that* shallow? >is one of the most ...[misc ranting deleted]... >and I wouldn't mind her losing her voice >permanently as of today. (I would have typed "shot dead", but I'm >a pascifist :-) ) ^^^^^^^^^ you surprise me. >I hope this ends the talk about this tart on this list as of now. ^^^^ I must say I am very impressed by your ability to determine that she is a prostitute, or at the least sexually immoral (OED) apparently on the basis of her appearences and songs. I wish I was as astute as you. >Move it to the list that mudheap belongs to, thankyewverymuch. >Marcel Rijs. >Don't flame me now, The question _was_ : >> I was just wondering what people here thought of B Maybe I was after some more considered thought. Mind you, I must thank you for giving me a good laff during my dull lab session :-) >................... ><Too sick for a sig> >................... Hope you feel better soon ;-) Simon Kinsella (sk2@doc.ic.ac.uk) aka Mr Throat-Wobbler Mangrove. (TWM) WORK: Department of Computing, Imperial College, London. HOME: 202b Queenstown Road, Battersea, London, SW8 3NR. 071-627-2451 --Yes, well that's just the sort of blinkered, philistine pig-ignorance I've come to expect from you non-creative piece of garbage. - MP --