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From: pptjc@vaxk.bton.ac.uk (It's in the trees... It's coming...)
Date: Fri, 27 May 1994 09:51:03 GMT
Subject: Re: i just don't get it
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Organization: University of Brighton, Brighton, England
References: <01HCRWQDOH7I8Y7HAC@delphi.com>
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In article <01HCRWQDOH7I8Y7HAC@delphi.com>, METH@delphi.com (Suspended In Duct Tape) writes: >Hi! > Meredith: On the subject of You Want Alchemy... > >What is it about this song? I've taken the time to listen to it quite >a few times in the past couple of days, and have come to the conclusion >that it's really one of the least remarkable things Kate's ever done. [lines deleted] Peter Chow from Brighton (UK) replies: I disagree with those who have said that YWA shhould have been on the album because while it is one of the best B-sides she's done for quite some time it's still not that good. I listen to it quite a lot these days. I like the imagary in the lyrics. Some may feel that because the subject is a simple one i.e. Kate likes honey, and that there are no great 'experiences' to be had or mind expanding thoughts to keep your brain engaged for a couple of hours that this song is a waste of space. Perhaps my real reason for liking this song though is that the images in it remind me of an animated film by a final year student at the Royal College of Art, entitled "The Mill". It was a surreal work with the main characters being a bee-keeper, a small girl, and bees. Unlike the subject of YWA this film had some quite dark and threatening imagary as well as the pleasant.