Re: Love-Hounds digest V12 #188

[NightEyes <qualmi@ix13.ix.netcom.com>]

>On Mon, 10 Jun 1996, David Hyland wrote:

>Well, everybody else I know seems to like musicians who are either 
>regarded as classic examples of modern music or who are generally 
>regarded as more cult-like. So, my own tastes might seem a bit odd - if 
>any of you like any of this stuff, I'd really like to get involved in 
>some heavy discussions on it... so here's my list...
>
>1. Kate Bush
>2. Chris Isaak
>3. Del Amitri
>4. Tori Amos (mainly pre-"Boys for Pele", although I like some of it, 
>   about 7 or 8 tracks
>5. erm, I'll reserve this one for what sort of mood I'm in... at the 
>   moment, I'll say Peter Gabriel, but if I'm feeling particularly happy, 
>   it'd be some kind of '80s soul/dance, maybe Whitney Houston or Alexander 
>   O'Neal.
>
>Anyway, I can't wait to see what other people like.

        Hello all, it's a joy to be back after a prolonged computerless
hiatus <grin>. Here is my humble contribution to the "my favorite band
list", exluding the obvious (Kate):
1.) Siouxsie & the Banshees
2.) Dead Can Dance
3.) Chopin
4.) Verdi
5.) Curve

        As for what I'm currently reading (yes, I'm in an unintellectual
phase, please be kind <grin>):
_As One Dead_ by Don Baisingthwaite and Nancy Kilpatrick
_Laws of the Night_ developed by Richard E. Dansky
Several other RPG supplements and comic books... Yes, I am a gaming nerd
<giggle>!


~ NightEyes
"My favorite weapon is the look in your eyes." - Ministry