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Bo Williams  wrote:

>ok. so i go into poindexter's tonight, am pleasantly greeted by andy
>schull and jack campbell, and i go to root around in the vinyl, see if
>there's anything new. and there is. boy, is there. so there's this new
>thing out on drunken fish, which is a three-record box set, with side-long
>cuts by bardo pond, flying saucer attack, jessamine, roy montgomery, loren
>mazzacane connors, and charalambides. it's priced $19.86. I have $20.20. I

Yes, I have heard this is simply amazing.  It's next on my list of things
to buy.

Anyway, who saw mr. connors at the tora tora tora festival in atlanta?
I liked him a good deal, but I was blown away by the silver apples (well,
simeon).  I cannot believe they were doing that in 1968.  I thought it
made every band influenced by them look weak by comparison.  Stereolab
wishes they were that good, though jessamine does a pretty good job with
the influence.  

Oh, I've heard a rumor that, of all labels, grand royal might re-release
the two silver apples lps.  I know it is (or was) in print on cd by some
european label but it was around $30 which was out of my price range.  I
hope it goes through...

And did I also heard that dee-lite song "groove in the heart" samples the
drums from a silver apples song.  Wierd.

steve

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"In Zen they say:  If something is boring after two minutes, try it for
four.  If still boring, try it for eight, sixteen, thirty-two, and so on.
Eventually one discovers that it's not boring at all but very interesting.

							-John Cage