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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 10:37:41 PST
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This post was inspired when I was listening to an amazing version of
"Change Your Mind" yesterday.  Anyone who has never heard the song
Change Your Mind I recommend you immmediately make a trade with someone
who has a version of the song(I would make copies but I'm in the middle
of too many trades right now).
    This song lyrically and musically is just an amazing song that
should be on an album or atleast should be in the regular rotation. Its
got a definite blues feel(though its also has an uptempo, happy
"classic GSW" feel). What I especially like about the song is Aaron
during the jam doing his vocal "Dah-dah-dah do do" coinciding with the
music which leads right into the final lyrical section. The version I
was listening to, from the fore-n-aft circa 1992, was that Aaron just
really went off which led to the rest of the band jamming hard. AWESOME
SONG!!!!!!! Basically, just another example that a lot of the best stuff
GSW ever wrote they never play.
Later,
Dave

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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 11:37:51 -0700
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I like Hanson.

Josh
_______________________________________

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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 14:37:51 -0500
Reply-To:     Dan Spilka <dspilka@BRYANT.EDU>
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Hey everyone...
Does someone want to help me with the bands current setup?  For example
what are Lo and aaron playing through now.  I noticed on NYE Lo had his
PRS through a Matchless.  Aaron switched between a Gibson and possibly his
custom, and I forget what amp setup.  Anyone know?  How about
effects...pedals, processors?  There is some info on the websites archives
but I think they changed since then a bit.
Thanks,
Dan Spilka
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 14:54:01 EST
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In a message dated 98-01-08 13:56:05 EST, jbloom@fanaticpromotion.com writes:

<< I like Hanson.

 Josh >>

Me too! especially the mandarin orange flavor! mmmmmmmmm

Daev
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 16:44:17 -0500
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Hey Everyone,

Mark from Post Junction here.  We've been laying low, spending time in the studio, jamming and creating.  Hopefully we'll have a brand new release by the summer.  We will be doing a few select shows in the New York area and beyond while we record with plans to hit the road again in the summer.  Please be sure to check http://www.postjunction.com for the updates.

January shows will be:

Fri., Jan 9: Da Funky Phish, 1668 Union Blvd, Bay Shore, NY 11706;
516-665-9851 ;"LONG ISLAND'S HOUSE OF FUNK" Two sets starting at 10:00.

Sat., Jan. 24: Downtown Cafe (Oscuro Lounge), 8 W. Front St., Red Bank, NJ,
(908)741-8844, 9:30 show, 3 sets

Please come out and help us welcome our new bandmembers, Former De La Soul desciple Don Newkirk(vocals and keyboards), Joe Vaglia(sax) and John Pizik(trumpet)

Special thanks to Bob Kennedy of DeepBanannaBlackout for hooking us up at daFunkyPhish
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 18:54:14 -0500
Reply-To:     Rob Little <rlittl1@TIGER.TOWSON.EDU>
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From:         Rob Little <rlittl1@TIGER.TOWSON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Hanson!!!!!!!
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On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Joshua Bloom wrote:
> I like Hanson.

Me too. Where's the love? It's not enough. It makes the world
                                          go 'round and 'round and...

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   rob little : baltimore, md        O(+>        Welcome 2 The Dawn
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    "If you can't speak you can't lie,
          If you can't run, you can't hide
               I know a place you can't die
                    So no one lives inside my collection"   -marillion
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 19:28:25 +1100
Reply-To:     Sunil Soman <soman@IX15.IX.NETCOM.COM>
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i like hanson too. on rye with a little mayo. it's great.


-Sunil Soman


At 06:54 PM 1/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Joshua Bloom wrote:
>> I like Hanson.
>
>Me too. Where's the love? It's not enough. It makes the world
>                                          go 'round and 'round and...
>
>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>   rob little : baltimore, md        O(+>        Welcome 2 The Dawn
>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>    "If you can't speak you can't lie,
>          If you can't run, you can't hide
>               I know a place you can't die
>                    So no one lives inside my collection"   -marillion
>
>
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 18:09:53 -0000
Reply-To:     Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
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From:         Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
Subject:      Re: Hanson!!!!!!!
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You guys are starting to scare me:->

peace
matto

>i like hanson too. on rye with a little mayo. it's great.
>
>
>-Sunil Soman
>
>
>At 06:54 PM 1/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>>On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Joshua Bloom wrote:
>>> I like Hanson.
>>
>>Me too. Where's the love? It's not enough. It makes the world
>>                                          go 'round and 'round and...


Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 20:22:25 EST
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DROP THE FUCKIN HANSON TALK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 20:26:04 EST
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In a message dated 98-01-08 20:25:08 EST, Crazyhead0@AOL.COM writes:

<< DROP THE FUCKIN HANSON TALK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >>

MELLOW OUT!!!!!!!!!
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 20:34:44 +0100
Reply-To:     karen gannon <kareng@ICI.NET>
Sender:       God Street Wine List <FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG>
From:         karen gannon <kareng@ICI.NET>
Subject:      FAV TAPE TRADES?(long, sorry)
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First, a few of my thoughts:
        Musical evaluation should be based on the melodies that you like,
the lyrics that you appreciate, the beats you love, etc. Basing your
opinion on how many chords are in a song is really pathetic. Just as
pathetic as basing it on whether the lead singer is hot. (Interesting note:
How many chords are their in blues songs. How many original riffs?)
        Listening to jam bands all the time will rot your brain (as will
constant metal, hardcore, jaz, country, rap or any other style). Vary the
styles you embrace, and you may find you've been missing a lot by closing
your mind.

NOW, THE PROPOSAL:

I want to trade for

a) Your band's demo or live tape
b) Your favorite band (show)
c) A mix tape of local bands around you (smalltime, not hometown hero type)
d) Your favorite tape

In return, I will trade either the same thing, a regular tape from my list,
or half and half (i.e, a 45m BF5 and a 45m mix, or a 90m GSW and a 90m
Mudhens).
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<***I WILL ALSO PAY FOR POSTAGE BOTH WAYS***>
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I want people to hear these bands, both for the bands and the people.
Enough of 600 hours of Dead and nothing else. Time to change it up a
little.

Josh
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                        END OF BLATANT BAND PLUG
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 21:49:25 -0500
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I never thought it would come to this!!!!  Can we all get together and go
see this band live?  Newbury Comics has about 5 books and 4 videos of these
guys (I wasn't looking for them, but they are EVERYWHERE in the store, sort
of scary!) - maybe we can all watch  them on a big screen or something

Later

Pat

"Psycho,  Angry, and  Neurotic GSW Fan"


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From: Matto <Mowen5@concentric.net>
To: FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
Subject: Re: Hanson!!!!!!!
Date: Thursday, January 08, 1998 1:09 PM

You guys are starting to scare me:->

peace
matto

>i like hanson too. on rye with a little mayo. it's great.
>
>
>-Sunil Soman
>
>
>At 06:54 PM 1/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>>On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Joshua Bloom wrote:
>>> I like Hanson.
>>
>>Me too. Where's the love? It's not enough. It makes the world
>>                                          go 'round and 'round and...


Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 21:45:14 +1100
Reply-To:     Sunil Soman <soman@IX10.IX.NETCOM.COM>
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just set it up dude. it'll be great.

-Sunil



At 09:49 PM 1/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I never thought it would come to this!!!!  Can we all get together and go
>see this band live?  Newbury Comics has about 5 books and 4 videos of these
>guys (I wasn't looking for them, but they are EVERYWHERE in the store, sort
>of scary!) - maybe we can all watch  them on a big screen or something
>
>Later
>
>Pat
>
>"Psycho,  Angry, and  Neurotic GSW Fan"
>
>
>----------
>From: Matto <Mowen5@concentric.net>
>To: FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
>Subject: Re: Hanson!!!!!!!
>Date: Thursday, January 08, 1998 1:09 PM
>
>You guys are starting to scare me:->
>
>peace
>matto
>
>>i like hanson too. on rye with a little mayo. it's great.
>>
>>
>>-Sunil Soman
>>
>>
>>At 06:54 PM 1/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>>>On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Joshua Bloom wrote:
>>>> I like Hanson.
>>>
>>>Me too. Where's the love? It's not enough. It makes the world
>>>                                          go 'round and 'round and...
>
>
>Mowen5@concentric.net
> http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
>
>
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 21:47:02 +1100
Reply-To:     Sunil Soman <soman@IX4.IX.NETCOM.COM>
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just curious. does anyone remember how all this hanson talk got started?

do you think that maybe due to all this, the band might notice and do a
little hanson something just for us? that would be cool as shit.

-Sunil
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 22:22:39 EST
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In a message dated 98-01-08 22:21:07 EST, soman@IX4.IX.NETCOM.COM writes:

<< do you think that maybe due to all this, the band might notice and do a
 little hanson something just for us? that would be cool as shit. >>

hell if they did the Spice Girls why not?
Daev
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 20:33:49 -0000
Reply-To:     Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
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From:         Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
Subject:      Re: Hanson- movie showing
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>just curious. does anyone remember how all this hanson talk got started?

Somebody (just joking around) said that Hanson was going to open up for
GSW @ the Wetlands.

How about we rent the Hanson Movie, and next time there is a show at IP
we all get together and make them show it on the "Big Screen" thingy they
have there between sets?

I think it would be hysterical to see the reactions of the non-finewiners!

peace
matto

BTW-I am slowley but surley jumping on the "add real audio clips to your
site" bandwagon, by the end of the night there will be 4 GSW and 2
Seapods songs up there, but I will make a formal announcement when they
are completed.


Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 22:39:04 -0500
Reply-To:     Dan Segal <dansegal@PCNET.COM>
Sender:       God Street Wine List <FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG>
From:         Dan Segal <dansegal@PCNET.COM>
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A big screen.  That's it. I hear these guys (oops, I meant boys) sell out
everywhere. They're a hot ticket. But that's pop music for you. It's always
been this way, and it always wil, aside from the occasional crossover bands
(DMB for example). I, for one, think that although DMB has 'sold out' they
still kick ass.  They haven't changed their songwriting or anything, it's
just that more people began liking them 2 years ago and those folks that
were fans from 5 years ago feel cheated because they feel that DMB is no
longer 'their' band.  That's the price you pay (or the band pays) for
success.

It is possible that someday GSW could be a mainstream hit-machine that every
teeny-bopper in America swears by, it really could happen.  Then what would
become of our micro-community here? I wonder.  Would we all just abandon our
devotion to GSW because they achieved stardom or would we continue to bitch
about which 'classic should have been played'?  Perhaps, even, we'll all
just complain that too many people have hopped on the GSW bandwagon (you
know - when their video is a top 100 in the MTV rotation).

As much as I wish success upon the band, it would totally suck if you saw
this ad in The Voice: 3 Nights Only - God Street Wine - LIVE AT GIANT
STADIUM

It sure is sad day when GSW will proclaim "we have achieved the ultimate
level of success - we sold more albums than Hanson!!!!"
Goodnight.

Dan



>I never thought it would come to this!!!!  Can we all get together and go
>see this band live?  Newbury Comics has about 5 books and 4 videos of these
>guys (I wasn't looking for them, but they are EVERYWHERE in the store, sort
>of scary!) - maybe we can all watch  them on a big screen or something
>
>Later
>
>Pat
>
>"Psycho,  Angry, and  Neurotic GSW Fan"
>
>
>----------
>From: Matto <Mowen5@concentric.net>
>To: FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
>Subject: Re: Hanson!!!!!!!
>Date: Thursday, January 08, 1998 1:09 PM
>
>You guys are starting to scare me:->
>
>peace
>matto
>
>>i like hanson too. on rye with a little mayo. it's great.
>>
>>
>>-Sunil Soman
>>
>>
>>At 06:54 PM 1/8/98 -0500, you wrote:
>>>On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Joshua Bloom wrote:
>>>> I like Hanson.
>>>
>>>Me too. Where's the love? It's not enough. It makes the world
>>>                                          go 'round and 'round and...
>
>
>Mowen5@concentric.net
> http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
>
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 22:24:15 EST
Reply-To:     Jay n MA <JaynMA@AOL.COM>
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Subject:      Re: Hanson
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Somebody i think was talking about comparing mainstream top 20 stuff or
something to that effect and i jokingly said that Hanson was opening for GSW
on NYE. Sorry.
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 22:47:45 EST
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anyone wanna talk about GOD STREET WINE???????
remember GOD STREET WINE???  the group, the best band in the world????
talkin SMACK folks!!!!!  come on.
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 18:01:57 -1000
Reply-To:     Gen <gancog@HAWAII.EDU>
Sender:       God Street Wine List <FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG>
From:         Gen <gancog@HAWAII.EDU>
Subject:      Re: change the subject PLEASE!!
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Whew. Thank you.

"The world is no longer a romantic place. Some of its people still are
however, and therein lies the promise. Don't let the world win..."

                                                -- from "Ally McBeal"
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 23:38:32 EST
Reply-To:     Gregory Hayes <Gregory.Hayes@VALLEY.NET>
Sender:       God Street Wine List <FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG>
From:         Gregory Hayes <Gregory.Hayes@VALLEY.NET>
Subject:      Re: Bands current setup

As far as effects pedals go, Aaron has a Vox wah-wah, and I believe two
different types of distortion stompboxes.  Lo has one big blue box, which I
don't really know what it is, and some sort of distortion box.  They both have
Volume pedals as well.  Before the band came out for the preshow gathering on
NYE, and went to the stage to check out their gear.  How long has Lo had his
PRS?  When I saw gsw last in 95, he was still playing a telecaster, I believe.

GReg hayes
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Date:         Thu, 8 Jan 1998 23:13:40 +1100
Reply-To:     Sunil Soman <soman@IX17.IX.NETCOM.COM>
Sender:       God Street Wine List <FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG>
From:         Sunil Soman <soman@IX17.IX.NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      NHC - Non Hanson Content
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moving off from this hanson thing. one of the things that were mentioned
during that entire exchange were god street wine videos. i remember
something about a video for RU 4 Real a few years back. whatever became of
that? also, i heard that GSW was getting some airplay now. i haven't heard
any in the northern NJ area. anybody have any insight on that one?

apart from all that i would just like to add that the lines that i am about
to quote from Molly are some of the greatest and most meaningful lines that
I have ever heard and are a sign of true genius:

"Sweet illusions of the heart build palaces out of empty air,
and when these palaces fall apart,
we cry for what was never there."

god damn is that true!

-Sunil
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 00:41:27 -0500
Reply-To:     Kevin Leach <kleach@IC.NET>
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From:         Kevin Leach <kleach@IC.NET>
Subject:      NMHC - Not Much Hanson Content
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>"Sweet illusions of the heart build palaces out of empty air,
>and when these palaces fall apart,
>we cry for what was never there."

>god damn is that true!

Truth is one of those illusions, sometimes sweet, sometimes not,
that is built out of empty air. It seems that the heart is usually
involved as well, usually in context of self adoration.

I love God Street Wine's lyrics and can't imagine a band getting
awards for such drool as "something something baby, in your '57 Chevy"
or "You drink all the beer while I suck all the rent" being sung
by a woman no less????? Yeah I know these aren't accurate quotes,
don't have a Hanson, or I mean cash cow.

Truth, it seems, truely is an illusion.

K
"If you want somebody you can trust, trust yourself!"
    Robert Zimmerman( also nominated with son Jakob Zimmerman :)

"Try the Hanson, bacon, Hanson, and eggs.
 It's not got much Hanson in it!"
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 01:11:36 -0500
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Hiyas,
  Since someone was mentioning their favorite/most meaningful GSW
lyrics I thought I'd add in an opinion. From the same song Molly.....
"I'd rather die a sinner than a holy fool."  How true in my opinon!
Anyone else got a favorite??


scott
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 01:25:22 -0500
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>"I'd rather die a sinner than a holy fool."  How true in my opinon!

Cute. And such depth. The word sinner is quite the "holy" concept.
Funny that we need cold to know hot, eh? Now if we could only get out
of this two dimensional, Western style, binary culture we live in
and find the "mu"( Zen and The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance ).

Deeper and deeper they fell, until they realeysed they were climbing.

K
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 01:22:56 -0500
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Subject:      videos of GSW shows

to get of this Hanson thread, was wondering while i was at the wetlands
this past weekend.

 ya know, so many shows have gone by, but know one has ever taped GSW
with a camcorder. not even GSW stafff or anybody. Why? i mean, alright
it's their choice if we can't, but at least somebody to document some
history of music events. i mean, look at this past weekend, with all the
guest and stuff. that's reason alone.

yes, i know we have the audio, but why not the video?

jmad
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 01:35:55 EST
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In a message dated 98-01-08 22:51:37 EST, Crazyhead0@AOL.COM writes:

<< anyone wanna talk about GOD STREET WINE???????
 remember GOD STREET WINE???  the group, the best band in the world????
 talkin SMACK folks!!!!!  come on.
  >>

Ok, OBVIOUSLY people (like yourself) want to talk about GSW. It IS after all a
God Street Wine discussion group. And I'm totally for it, I mean duh, if we
all didn't want to talk about GSW why would we subscribe? BUT, I don't see why
this should have to be a forum for serious GSW conversation ONLY. Whats wrong
with a little humor and sarcasm (i.e. Hanson topics)? Seriously folks this
place could get real boring real quick if the ONLY thing anybody ever talked
about was what a great show the night before was. Anyone see my point? There
shouldn't be any kind of limit on what people can or can not talk about with
their fellow winos. And if someone has absolutely no interest in humor or in
anything other than serious GSW topics, well then when you see a letter with
the subject heading "Hanson Kicks Ass" or something like that, JUST DELETE IT.
I dunno, I just enjoy ALL the discussion on this list, and I usually don't
speak up this much so I'll probably get flamed now.
Love ya all,
Daev
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In a message dated 98-01-09 01:16:14 EST, YTLD50A@PRODIGY.COM writes:

<< Hiyas,
   Since someone was mentioning their favorite/most meaningful GSW
 lyrics I thought I'd add in an opinion. From the same song Molly.....
 "I'd rather die a sinner than a holy fool."  How true in my opinon!
 Anyone else got a favorite??
  >>

In general or from Molly? From Molly, "Molly oh Moly do you think you'll be
mine like a flower opening in the sunshine? Molly oh Molly do you think it'll
be kind like a corkscrew opening a bottle of wine?" Not incredibly meaningful
but damn does it FLOW:-)
Daev
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"And that moment of epiphany came to me so suddenly like a beam of
information from the sun..."

Pat
"Psycho,  Angry, and  Neurotic GSW Fan"


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To: FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
Subject: GSW Lyrics
Date: Friday, January 09, 1998 1:11 AM

Hiyas,
  Since someone was mentioning their favorite/most meaningful GSW
lyrics I thought I'd add in an opinion. From the same song Molly.....
"I'd rather die a sinner than a holy fool."  How true in my opinon!
Anyone else got a favorite??


scott
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 07:19:53 -0500
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I know that noone who tapes would dare use auto reverse - it seems like
sort of a LAW in the tapetrading circles...Personally, I would never use it
to make a tape...Does anyone know what this actually does to the tape?  Or
are people just scared about tape cuts?  I don't think that it could
possibly hurt the quality of the music like Dolby or H.S.D., but I am just
curious if there is any change in the music (not that I would ever be so
lazy as to use it - I like to be careful and make sure I don't mess
someone's tape up!)

Later
Pat
"Psycho,  Angry, and  Neurotic GSW Fan"
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 08:38:50 EST
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In a message dated 98-01-08 22:44:48 EST, you write:

<< . I, for one, think that although DMB has 'sold out' they
 still kick ass.  >>

Define 'sold out'. I take that to mean one who compromises their artistic
integrity in order to sell more product. This is the most overused term when
fans discuss music. Now that BT and DMB get radio airplay, they have sold out.
So if GSW gets a video actually played on MTV, will they be sell outs too?
Total BS.

The Hanson talk actually started last Halloween after the news about the Spice
Girls broke. If you buy any Hanson stuff, make sure it has the official Hanson
product seal on it. Please excuse me while I puke.

Ted
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 09:26:15 -0500
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I remember last year when GSW put out the video for R U for Real.  In
fact, many finewinos received the video in the mail as a gesture from
the band.  However I don't know if the video received any airplay on MTV
or any other channel for that matter.  Does anyone know if the video was
seen outside the GSW community?  The video was pretty
cool, although the song was severly butchered to make it "mainstream
friendly" (most of the intro and closing instrumental were cut so that
the video would not exceed 3.5 minutes).
I also seem to remember that the video featured appearances from some
popular Finewine members.

"Though I didn't get where I wanted to go,
I did enjoy the ride" - GSW

-Mike D.
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Read the book Valis (Phillip K. Dick), and that quote takes a whole new
meaning to you.  See also, "...you must put your slippers on."
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My favorite GSW lyrics change all the time but the one thats been in my
head lately has been from "Vanity Street", and its probably because I'm
in NYC every day.

"10,000 people dreaming 10,000 dreams....oh, the street ain't quite as
strange as it seems"

Later,
Dave

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Does anyone have this on tape?  I'd love to get a copy

Later
Pat
> I remember last year when GSW put out the video for R U for Real.  In
> fact, many finewinos received the video in the mail as a gesture from
> the band.  However I don't know if the video received any airplay on MTV
> or any other channel for that matter.  Does anyone know if the video was
> seen outside the GSW community?  The video was pretty
> cool, although the song was severly butchered to make it "mainstream
> friendly" (most of the intro and closing instrumental were cut so that
> the video would not exceed 3.5 minutes).
> I also seem to remember that the video featured appearances from some
> popular Finewine members.
>
> "Though I didn't get where I wanted to go,
> I did enjoy the ride" - GSW
>
> -Mike D.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 10:38:27 -0600
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        I also think "Epiphany" has some of the best lyrics.  My favorite
from that tune:

                And under the keel, nine fathoms deep
                In the land of mist and snow
                I lay down to sleep
                And I'll wait for the earth to shake
                I'll wait for the ice to break
                Till the albatross flies and I awake

        Incredible!  And not just because the first two lines are taken
straight from Coleridge ("Rime of the Ancient Mariner" don'tcha know).   I
think it's what he did with the rhythm and tension in the
rhyme, if that makes any sense--it's not sing-songy, like a lot of bad
lyrics are.  It flows like the uneven-yet-rhythmic waves of the ocean!
(Annie goes off for a moment into cheesy poetic reverie)....
                        ahem
        My other favorite lines are from "Good Dream"

                Do you remember like I do,
                How we colored the sky blue
                Lit it up with the sun and
                Blew out the stars one by one?
                That was a good dream.


        Can anyone top that?

Annie
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Well Annie your probably not going to find more beautiful imagery as
those lyrics for Epiphany and Good Dream but here's some that are at
least quality. Too bad we will probably never hear most of  them again
live.

I been so alone
Must have lost my conviction
Might not draw a crowd
For my own crucifixion
                                   Crashing Down

You're on the bar tab
You're not for free.
You're like my mother.
You're just like me
                          4th of July

I ain't gonna help you
Analyze your crazy dreams
Everything you think you see in your eyes
Ain't what it seems
Ain't no fire-breathing dragons in your bed tonight
And the only fire I see
Is burning in your head tonight..
                                                  Funny Kinda Love

I'm a lot like other people but I don't think I've gotten there quite
yet.

Morning Cigarettes


Yes I'm going ot see the places I used to know
Going for a drive down Cold Soil Road
See the Stoned Man's Restaurant
And the IBM goldfish pond
They're still there
Only the thrill is gone
                            New Eyes

And 2 that might not be words to be influenced by but I always find
amusing when I hear them.

If I catch you in my backyard
Looking in my door
Invite yourself on in
We'll find what you're looking for
                                           Light my Candles

Oh, so it's happening again
The bitch is seeing other men
                                            Big Papa


Dave









>Date:  Fri, 9 Jan 1998 10:38:27 -0600
>Reply-To: Annie Pulis <c623827@SHOWME.MISSOURI.EDU>
>From:  Annie Pulis <c623827@SHOWME.MISSOURI.EDU>
>Subject:      Re: GSW Lyrics
>To:    FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
>
>        I also think "Epiphany" has some of the best lyrics.  My
favorite
>from that tune:
>
>                And under the keel, nine fathoms deep
>                In the land of mist and snow
>                I lay down to sleep
>                And I'll wait for the earth to shake
>                I'll wait for the ice to break
>                Till the albatross flies and I awake
>
>        Incredible!  And not just because the first two lines are taken
>straight from Coleridge ("Rime of the Ancient Mariner" don'tcha know).
I
>think it's what he did with the rhythm and tension in the
>rhyme, if that makes any sense--it's not sing-songy, like a lot of bad
>lyrics are.  It flows like the uneven-yet-rhythmic waves of the ocean!
>(Annie goes off for a moment into cheesy poetic reverie)....
>                        ahem
>        My other favorite lines are from "Good Dream"
>
>                Do you remember like I do,
>                How we colored the sky blue
>                Lit it up with the sun and
>                Blew out the stars one by one?
>                That was a good dream.
>
>
>        Can anyone top that?
>
>Annie
>
>


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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 13:33:36 EST
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Are you kidding??? that video was the most pitiful thing i have ever seen.
What has the point of it?
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 13:33:47 -0800
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My favorite lyrics about GSW's twisted sense of love and relationships
would have to be from Crazyhead:

        I'm just a little toy soldier baby don't ya see
        I'm just playin the hand that you're dealing to me
        And those magic cards of yours can tell
        You've got to pass through heaven on your way to hell..

Genius!

Later
Pat
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> From: Annie Pulis <c623827@showme.missouri.edu>
> To: Pat Price <pdpcpa@primenet.com>
> Cc: FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
> Subject: Re: GSW Lyrics
> Date: Friday, January 09, 1998 8:38 AM
>
>
>       I also think "Epiphany" has some of the best lyrics.  My favorite
> from that tune:
>
>               And under the keel, nine fathoms deep
>               In the land of mist and snow
>               I lay down to sleep
>               And I'll wait for the earth to shake
>               I'll wait for the ice to break
>               Till the albatross flies and I awake
>
>       Incredible!  And not just because the first two lines are taken
> straight from Coleridge ("Rime of the Ancient Mariner" don'tcha know).
I
> think it's what he did with the rhythm and tension in the
> rhyme, if that makes any sense--it's not sing-songy, like a lot of bad
> lyrics are.  It flows like the uneven-yet-rhythmic waves of the ocean!
> (Annie goes off for a moment into cheesy poetic reverie)....
>                       ahem
>       My other favorite lines are from "Good Dream"
>
>               Do you remember like I do,
>               How we colored the sky blue
>               Lit it up with the sun and
>               Blew out the stars one by one?
>               That was a good dream.
>
>
>       Can anyone top that?
>
> Annie
>
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 14:11:05 EST
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NIGHTINGALE

most meaningful tune for me, cause i' ve looked high & LO for my nightingale &
finally found her :)  & no, i' m not a poser cause they always play that tune
i' ve
just always loved it

FORTRESS
ELECROCUTE

hell, there's just TOO MANY TO MENTION, THEY ALL RIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

hey god street:  thanks for all the great grooves, vibes, smiles, & killer
memories.

kurtis.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 11:29:09 -0800
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Many to choose from, that's for sure.

(i've always liked that part in Epiphany, too.  It works so well in the
song.  the VALIS bit - the beam of information from the sun, etc...)


see .sig


 smiles, be kind.
 chris
                               _______________
                              chris@kindOne.com
                            http://www.kindOne.com
                  All my liquids and my solids are combining
                and it's kind of weird  -  very nice, very nice
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 14:39:05 +0100
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        I can never do this. Everytime I go to quote a song, I end up with
an album written. I must say, the combined effect of the lyrics in Into the
Sea is just incredible, espescially the change in rhythm and style from the
beginning to the end. Ballroom and Any Major Dude are other favorites. I'd
quote them, but I know I won't be able to hold back, so I'll have to assume
you all, like me, know them by heart.
        It always seemed to me that they GSW are more well-rounded than a
lot of jam bands when it comes to the words. I mean, Phish may have great
lyrics, but most of it's inane, meant to be fun more than stunningly
descriptive or meaningful.

Josh
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 14:54:56 -0500
Reply-To:     Reilly Patrick Brennan <brennanr@UMICH.EDU>
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uhh, must we forget hammer & a spike:

"If you ain't got no love to give,
then you ain't got no life to live!"

how can anything top that?

reilly

-----------------------
"Great googly-moogly!"
        -FZ
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 13:32:47 -0000
Reply-To:     Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
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>
>yes, i know we have the audio, but why not the video?

There are two shows I know of that circulate, I have one of them.

There is 11/16/96 from the Metro which I own and the show from the High
School last year was taped by the AV squad or something, I just never got
a copy of it.

Speaking of MTV, do you remember when GSW was on MTV with the HORDE fest
thing? They talked about jamming.

I wonder if anyone has that on tape? C'mon people, we are supposed to be
obsessive fans here:->

peace
matto
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 13:35:39 -0000
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I have always liked the lyrics from Bring Back the News. It portrays such
a mellow feeling in me.

"Get a cup of coffee and drink it slow nothing to do and nowhere to go"

Of course 6:15 too:

Scream the Truth
If you want it out
Mystry's not
what it's about
Go ahead and break your bottles and ring your bells
but try believing yourself

peace
matto

Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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I think one of my favorite GSW songs is one that for a long time was
misinterpreted between my friends and I. You see my friend Drank (that was his
nickname, short for Drunk Hank) and I both lived in the dorms together and all
of our friends' dorm rooms took on nicknames throughout the year. Well Drank's
room became known as "The Dome" for a variety of reasons involving a story too
long to tell here. Well when we first started listening to GSW we freaked out
because we were convinced that they were actually singing "When you walk walk
walk into the Dome you must put your slippers on" Even to this day after
realizing what the lyric really is, we still sing it that way. It makes much
more sense to us;-)
Daev
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 15:31:56 EST
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hey everyone, how is it?
i have an issue i' ve been trying to figure out for a long time, check this
out:

maybe someone knows what the deal is here.

this is about the SPRING of 95.

god street played in Albany, NY on 4/23/95, you know, the free party shows at
Lincoln Park....

now, here' s what' s weird, like either a month or two months later--- they
played
Saratoga Winners in Cohoes, NY    BUT---- their mailer confirms the date as
4/13/95.
but they really played this show AFTER the Lincoln Park show.....

so---anyone know what the EXCACT date of the Cohoes, NY show??
it seems to be lost.  i REALLY wanna know the set list & if anyone has it on
tape.
only thing i remember is The Dank warmed up & gsw played a Hellfire.

i asked Aaron about it in seattle & he remembered the show, but couldn' t
remember
the excact date, he was so cool, we talked about Vanity Street, i love god
street!!!!!!

so, if anyone knows what the deal is, PLEASE let me know, i would totally
appreciate it!!!!!!
e-mail me or post it, thank you!!!!

stay kind & let the unemployment checks start a rollin'
YAHOOOOO

Kurtis.
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 14:27:54 -0000
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Hey now,

  Well, I jumped on the RA bandwagon, and have added some RA files to my
site. There aren't many yet, but I am running my deck round the clock to
get more up. So far I have:

Epiphany from 11/25/97
Stuck in the Middle with You->Dance 9/12/97
Into the Sea from 1/94 Bedroom Tapes (the famous one!!)
Pussycat w/horns from an unknown source (David Lown, check this one out,
it is the one I was talking about that you said might be the "Live taping
project")

and because I love the Seapods too:
Junea, Alaska from 12/23/92
Millworkers Lament from 3/9/96


I want to make it a "rare" archive, so people can hear stuff they havn't
heard before.
If you have any suggestions, comments, or rare tapes for me to put up,
give me an e-mail!

http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html

Enjoy!!

peace
matto

Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 14:17:30 -0000
Reply-To:     Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
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I also forgot about 4/11/96 from the Conan Obrien show. A phatty RU4
Real. Although the song is short and to the point it is really cool to
see the boys on national TV...

And to see a giant person like Conan stand next to Lo:->

peace
matto

>>yes, i know we have the audio, but why not the video?
>
>There are two shows I know of that circulate, I have one of them.
>
>There is 11/16/96 from the Metro which I own and the show from the High
>School last year was taped by the AV squad or something, I just never got
>a copy of it.
>
>Speaking of MTV, do you remember when GSW was on MTV with the HORDE fest
>thing? They talked about jamming.
>
>I wonder if anyone has that on tape? C'mon people, we are supposed to be
>obsessive fans here:->
>
>peace
>matto


Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 18:15:06 -0500
Reply-To:     Kevin Leach <kleach@IC.NET>
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From:         Kevin Leach <kleach@IC.NET>
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Right on Annie. The first two lines stand by themselves
quite nicely. I love where my mind goes when I hear that live.

>Do you remember like I do,
>How we colored the sky blue

I'm so glad GSW seems to be having fun touring again. Can't
wait for another Ann Arbor show :)

K

"Cinderella, she's so easy.
 It takes one to know one she smiled." BD
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 18:35:44 -0500
Reply-To:     MARK H LIFF <YTLD50A@PRODIGY.COM>
Sender:       God Street Wine List <FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG>
From:         MARK H LIFF <YTLD50A@PRODIGY.COM>
Subject:      Re: GSW Lyrics
X-To:         c623827@SHOWME.MISSOURI.EDU

Whenever we get on the topic of great lyrics, Into The Sea always
comes up at some point. Those are some of the most incredible story
telling lyrics I have heard from GSW or any band for that matter. Any
time GSW starts mentioning the ocean in their songs a great lyric
results. Look at the new album....that climatic awesome part in
Goodbye Oklahoma..."oh i'm never gonna go back home, just gonna sit
here watching the clouds go bye all alone. Oh i'm never gonna go
inside, just gonna run to the ocean oh so deep and oh so wide." etc
etc etc...


Scott
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 18:52:19 -0500
Reply-To:     MARK H LIFF <YTLD50A@PRODIGY.COM>
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X-To:         brennanr@UMICH.EDU

Hiyas all,

How Bout:
  "take off your plastic smile, take out your glass eye, stop staring
at your reflection and kiss me goodbye!"-lady fingers....

"I don't know what I expected when the woman came to town"-she said
dark

"with a hammer and spike she busted my balls, she let me bleed oh yes
indeed"

"i'm gonna wait here for the sun to rise take a dagger cut out both
my eyes cause I can't fight against the things i'm seeing"

"That cars lights are brighter than mine, why is driving so close
behind?"--drive that car

other notable great lyrical songs----who's driving?, electrocute,
brand new pussycat,warm in here,

anyone else??


Scott



"
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 20:11:56 -0500
Reply-To:     joe.mad@KBP.COM
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From:         joe.mad@KBP.COM
Subject:      GSW newsletter

hmmmmmmmm why don't we have a newsletter, like every other band? i mean
really. It seems, evertime we get an announcemt of plans it is so vague,
and the cards always come so late. I know they used to make them back
in 94/95 so what happened?
 I mean, i know it cost money, but how many people are on the mailing
list? at least a little more than  a postcard would be nice. ya know,
some pictures of the tour, and brief note from someone in the band,
tour dates, and some letters from fans. plus some merchandise stuff,
etc...

So, why not? answer me that

Joe Mad
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 21:14:47 -0500
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Hey all,

got two responces to some recent threads.
1)A girl I know in school has the hason video.  So I bet I could borrow if
anyone wants it.  (She likes them because Taylor hanson is soooo hot).
2) If gsw got big it would be really weird at concerts.  Every teeny-bopper
that came would only know one or two songs and they would be bored the rest
of the concert.  I can picture one of them talking right in the middle of a
kick ass jam:
"This song is so long, when's it gonna end?"
"Yea, Let's leave and play the single over and over in the car because it
sounds sooo much better."
        Once a band hit's the mainstream high school scene you know they're
getting big.

Hey, I'm already seeing multiple Guster shirts in my High School,

Justin Barrell
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 21:14:52 -0500
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>during that entire exchange were god street wine videos. i remember
>something about a video for RU 4 Real a few years back.

I'm pretty sure there was a video for this awhile back.


>whatever became of
>that? also, i heard that GSW was getting some airplay now. i haven't heard
>any in the northern NJ area. anybody have any insight on that one?
>
I've heard Diana played a couple times on a local station up here in New
Hampshire.  Kinda got me by surprize to hear GSW on the radio.

        If anyone wants to hear my GSW tape sob sorry which i just
discovered today well here goes:
        I had gotten this sweet GSW tape (10-27-93) and it didnt' come with
a label.  Me being extremely lazy hadn't gotten around to labeling it.  It
was sitting on the top of my deck with about a dozen other tapes. and had
been for awhile.  Well I was taping this show for  someone today and was
listening also, and thinking "man what a kick ass show, if the first set is
this good the second set must rock".  So the first set ends and I go to tape
the second, but the case is empty!  I search everywhere for it and can't
find.  The only thing that I could think that could have happened to it was
that since it was unlabeled, in my haste to make a trade, I probably thought
it was a blank and taped over it.  :( too bad for me.

Justin Barrell
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 21:41:21 -0500
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My favorite GSW lyrics are not the most poetic lyrics but the lyrics that
remind me of everyday life.  The poetic lines are good too don't get me
wrong, but the everyday lines just seem to strike a chord in me.

Epilouge: "All the fucked up crazy things I've said" I guess because I say
alot of stupid things that when I think about them a month or so later I
wish I had never said them.

Who's Driving: The whole opening verse, with all the questions (I'll write
them out if anyone wants me too)  Those are some of the things I find my
self wondering about all the time.  Well just some of the time I guess.

Wendy(no flames please): the chorus "Do you hear the music wendy? Do you
hear the tune?"  Well they probably don't really mean that much, but I
always think about it because I know this girl named wendy, and she's kinda
dumb and sometimes I wonder if she ever hears the music.

Well now you all think I'm queer because the dumbest lyrics are the my
favorites. Oh yea about auto-reverse the reasoning I've heard to why it is
bad to record with is that to change directions, the tape heads must switch
positions.  SO the y are no longer in there ideal position so the sound
might not be as good.  Could be BS or could be logic, I don't know.

Justin Barrell (Wow, 3 posts in a row)
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 23:06:45 -0500
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-)>during that entire exchange were god street wine videos. i remember
-)>something about a video for RU 4 Real a few years back.
-)
-)I'm pretty sure there was a video for this awhile back.

Yes, I have a copy direct from Mercury.  Right now I'm a bit busy, but if
someone were to get back to me in about a month I'd be more than glad to
copy/trade for it...

Chris
_______________________________________________________________________________
"There's nothing an agnostic can't do
 if he really doesn't know whether he
 beleives in anything or not"                                         -Python
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Date:         Fri, 9 Jan 1998 22:56:39 -0500
Reply-To:     pc132@COLUMBIA.EDU
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Hello everybody...well, I have to say that I've never actually heard a
complete song by GSW, but when I went into Tower Records today I noticed
one of their CDs at a listening station so i took a listen.
I was very impressed with their sound.  I think that I was listening to
their first album, it was just titled God Street Wine and was in black and
white.
Anyhow, I really want to to check these guys out live.
I know I just missed a coupla shows at the Wetlands (I'm kinda kicking
myself for it, but who could have seen this coming),  but I was wondering
if anybody had any idea when they would next be performing in NYC.  It
seems like these guys perform in NYC a lot so hopefully they'll be coming
again soon.
Please respond directly to me as I am not subscribed to this list, thanks!
Paul
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 00:40:18 -0500
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A recent song that always gets me for personal reasons would be the part in
Oklahoma that says:
"Don't cry for your dollar bills, don't cry for your cocaine...Can't always
be high...Put away your pills...Sometimes, you gotta let it break..."
Sometimes I will be listening to those lines and it will blow my
mind...Don't know why...Actually, the problem is that I DO know why it
blows my mind so much...Later

Pat
"Psycho,  Angry, and  Neurotic GSW Fan"
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 01:12:03 EST
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"Mother where have you gone
you didn't come home before dawn,
and I need to see your face
cause I don't know this place,
Lover I'm goin' away
so many things I forgot to say
and I'll see you in the light
in the golden firelight"
      -Gives me the chills everytime I hear it live

"All my liquids and my solids all combine
and it's kind of weird, very nice-very nice"
    -probably the first GSW song I ever really loved, and nothing more than
that
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 04:59:02 -0500
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"She will fix herself a drink of all the tears you've cried"

I think we've all been there and believed that at one time or another.

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   rob little : baltimore, md        O(+>        Welcome 2 The Dawn
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    "If you can't speak you can't lie,
          If you can't run, you can't hide
               I know a place you can't die
                    So no one lives inside my collection"   -marillion
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 10:16:31 -0500
Reply-To:     Kevin Leach <kleach@IC.NET>
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From:         Kevin Leach <kleach@IC.NET>
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Uh oh...the misunderstood lyric thread!!!!!

How many live versions are there of Hendrix singing
"'scuse me while I kiss this guy."

K
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  Robert Hunter said it perfectly: "Once in Awhile you get shown in the
light,the strangest of places if you look at it right"
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The only GSW that I've heard has been on WDHA (105.5 FM) out of the Dover
area.
Feather and I think maybe once Diana.

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> Date: Thursday, January 08, 1998 7:13 AM
>
> moving off from this hanson thing. one of the things that were mentioned
> during that entire exchange were god street wine videos. i remember
> something about a video for RU 4 Real a few years back. whatever became
of
> that? also, i heard that GSW was getting some airplay now. i haven't
heard
> any in the northern NJ area. anybody have any insight on that one?
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 10:26:27 -0000
Reply-To:     Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
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>"This song is so long, when's it gonna end?"
>"Yea, Let's leave and play the single over and over in the car because it
>sounds sooo much better."

Although I always used to like the Dave matthews band, the last show I
saw (two summers ago at Jones Beach) was the worst show I have seen by
anyone in a long time! The people around me were almost quoting exactly
those sarcastic lines up top, I almost got beat up by some kid a little
younger than me (but much stronger than me) who got really pissed off
when I wouldn't sell him buds!! My brother almost got in a fight too,
with some people sitting near him snorting coke and  starting to get way
to close to his girlfriend. And worst of all, the music was so low that I
couldn't hear it because the complaining about the jams was too loud.

This is not a scene or a band I would ever go back to.

peace
matto

Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 12:40:49 -0500
Reply-To:     Ross D Minott <rminott@INDIANA.EDU>
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I have a bunch of fall 97 shows including some new year's run. If I don't
have it. I canprobably get it.  looking for moe. percy hill, gsw, and
Leftover salmon, medeski, Bela, ARU.

thanks Ross
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 13:05:32 -0500
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I was listening to WMKY near Lexington Ky and i have heard Feather and
Angeline..just thought i would pass this on

--
ÂLëX Má®õûDÌS
alexm@ramlink.net
ICQ# 1909796
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Date:         Sat, 10 Jan 1998 12:12:11 -0000
Reply-To:     Matto <Mowen5@CONCENTRIC.NET>
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Hey now,

 They play GSW all the time on a program on the Hofstra radio station
which is near me. They even give away GSW tix sometimes.

peace
matto

>I was listening to WMKY near Lexington Ky and i have heard Feather and
>Angeline..just thought i would pass this on


Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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Date:         Sun, 11 Jan 1998 01:31:05 EST
Reply-To:     GD93Adam <GD93Adam@AOL.COM>
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In a message dated 98-01-09 15:03:56 EST, you write:

<< Phish may have great
 lyrics, but most of it's inane, meant to be fun more than stunningly
 descriptive or meaningful. >>
I love Phish, but as a whole, their lyrics are crap compared to GSW.  Most
Phish songs aren't the poetry that GSW tunes are.

Right on quote-
"We're all going in to see GSW don't expect me home till late."

Favorite song full of lyrics-
Ballroom

Favorite quote-
"It's so easy
to run away into that other world of mine
It's so easy
to take a little step across the borderline."
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In a message dated 98-01-09 22:07:05 EST, you write:

<< Every teeny-bopper
 that came would only know one or two songs and they would be bored the rest
 of the concert.  I can picture one of them talking right in the middle of a
 kick ass jam:
 "This song is so long, when's it gonna end?"
 "Yea, Let's leave and play the single over and over in the car because it
 sounds sooo much better." >>

I resent the fact that everyone stereotypes kids in high school or teenagers.
I'm in high school and while I've always had the propensity to hone in on
great jam bands, I love GSW (notice they haven't gone HUGE yet)  not to
mention that I'm constantly turning friends on to music that isn't all over
MTV (i.e. GSW, Ben Harper, Freddy Jones Band) and when I get them to come see
shows, this is how they respond to a long ass funked up groove jam-
  "I don't think he's ever gonna quit!"
  "I know, I know, they're so deep in the pocket."
  "Definetly a sweet show!"
and that's all I have to say about that.

Adam
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Date:         Sun, 11 Jan 1998 11:44:27 EST
Reply-To:     Mule Panic <MulePanic@AOL.COM>
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From:         Mule Panic <MulePanic@AOL.COM>
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This is still my favorite sort of love song by Lo. I'm posting the whole thing
just in case the band happens to be lurking. This is one they really need to
break out on the shindig tour.

Strange As It Seems

Strange as it seems
I think that I love you
Go ahead and laugh
I mean every word I say
It wasn't in my plans
I had better things to do
Just lend me your ear
It happens to everyone, I hear

Don't be too surprised
If I act like a fool now
Babe it ain't no lie
I mean every word I say
Love's a crazy thing
It could be your turn someday
Ask anyone who knows
I guess that's just the way it goes

Darling take a look at what you've done to me
I must be a sight to see
I don't want to hurt you
Just want you to tell me it's alright
You don't have to be afraid
You don't have to spend the night

- Lo Faber
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Date:         Sun, 11 Jan 1998 14:44:54 -0500
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I don't remember who started this recent favorite lyrics thread, but I just
want to say thank you to whoever did...It has been wonderful...I have once
AGAIN realized just how wonderful and powerful that this band is...There
are so many emotions in each and every one of their songs and reading these
lyrics lately has further imbedded this into my brain and my body...These
guys are special and so important to many of us and I don't think that my
life would be as meaningful without these memories that they have brought
into my life...Anyway, I'm having trouble putting all this into words cause
it has really been an emotionally difficult time for me lately, but what I
am trying to say is thank you to GSW for all the wonderful moments that you
have brought to my life...Later

Pat

One that ALWAYS gets me:

        "Hello Stranger...have you been waiting all these years...for me to find
you...for me to wipe away your tears..."

Can't everyone in life relate to this??
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Date:         Sun, 11 Jan 1998 14:41:43 -0000
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Hey now,

 I don't have a counter on my site or anything, so I was just wondering
if anyone checked out those .ra files, and has any feedback.

Also, can I grovel for a copy of the Wetlands shows from someone. I have
tons to trade.

Thanks!

peace
matto

Mowen5@concentric.net
 http://www.concentric.net/~mowen5/gsw.html -under construction!
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I have 500+ tapes and am looking for both nights at the wetlands, plus AL if
anyone has him or Dana from Ominous seapods...

-sami
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While we're discussing our favorite lyrics, we should not forget Lo's
take on the matter:

"The words don't matter if the groove's alright"

peace, and good rides,

johan

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Date:         Sun, 11 Jan 1998 18:30:37 -0700
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Well, this is a great thread that has been started. When It comes to GSW and Lyrics,
there are just too many to choose from. For example, I love all of "Nightengale"
but that may just be the literature degree in me. Y'know the Shakespeare refernce
and all. However, some of my favorite lyrics are from a song written by Tomo called
"Doctor's Advice." The lyrics are:

"The devil can't tell the story
This time I'll read the book"

and then the end:

"Mind that kindly doctor's advice
A cup of wine makes everything nice
One cup of wine makes everything nice"
- Tom Osander

and of course one of my favorite quotes is from an interview with Lo Faber discussing
"Peanut Butter Jar":

"I believe all the world's problems can be solved with Peanut Butter-- applied correctly."

-Lo Faber

Peace, Prosper, Tour Forever-
Doug





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Date:         Mon, 12 Jan 1998 01:16:56 -0600
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Was it Gram Parsons who Lo said he was listening to alot? Lo said this at
Wetlands on the 3rd? If not who was it? Thanks

Ted
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"The danger girls were in action out on 7th Street / Diggin' that big city
rock-n-roll with the whiteboy beat" --Feather

Gotta love a band that knows its audience,

-cornbread
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How can you leave out the deepest of all lyrics ever written:

        Wash ufizzi dry me ta furenze (something like that)

Sorry wrong band

"I didn't get where I wanted to go, but I did enjoy the ride!"

Pat
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Date:         Mon, 12 Jan 1998 10:54:25 -0500
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Hello...
I'm looking for a cool GSW sticker to slap on the old wagon.  Is ordering
one through the old web page the only way to find one?  And what do they
look like?  Thanks for any help.
Later,
Dan
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Yup he said Gram(?) Parsons. Anyone know anything about the man. I
really like the song Devil in Disguise.
Later,
Dave


>Date:  Mon, 12 Jan 1998 01:16:56 -0600
>Reply-To: Big Bird Productions <bigbird@MINDSPRING.COM>
>From:  Big Bird Productions <bigbird@MINDSPRING.COM>
>Subject:      Gram Parsons?(Sort of GSW?)
>To:    FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
>
>Was it Gram Parsons who Lo said he was listening to alot? Lo said this
at
>Wetlands on the 3rd? If not who was it? Thanks
>
>Ted
>


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Date:         Mon, 12 Jan 1998 12:17:07 -0500
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        At 07:19 AM 1/9/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I know that noone who tapes would dare use auto reverse - it seems like
>sort of a LAW in the tapetrading circles...Personally, I would never use it
>to make a tape...Does anyone know what this actually does to the tape?  Or
>are people just scared about tape cuts?  I don't think that it could
>possibly hurt the quality of the music like Dolby or H.S.D., but I am just
>curious if there is any change in the music (not that I would ever be so
>lazy as to use it - I like to be careful and make sure I don't mess
>someone's tape up!)
>
>Later
>Pat
>"Psycho,  Angry, and  Neurotic GSW Fan"
>
>Alright, there's a lot more going on here than simply auto reverse
question.  Pat brings up many popular misconceptions that need to be
addressed.

First off, dolby does not degrade the quality of the music, unless the
playback machine is different from the original recording deck, which in
most trading circumstances it is.  if you are making for yourself a mix
tape of some cd's, it would be foolish not to use the best dolby technology
available to you -- including dolby s or dbx.

Second, there are different types of auto reverse, but in almost all, there
is a different motor driving the tape.  Unless your deck has been recently
calibrated, there will be a difference in the speed of the tape when the
second side plays, unless you physically flip the tape allowing the same
motor to drive both sides.  Furthermore, your first deck and second deck
(or wells on a dubber) are likely not in perfect calibration.  By flipping
at different times, you compound the problem.  Since on one side they will
probably be off by only a second or two, there will rarely be enough
symptoms to show the problem.

Really, I'm trying to pitch some basic recording concepts here, and I've
used this post as a reason to get on a soap box.  So, if you think I'm on a
tangent, I'm sorry, but please read on anyway.

1.  The quality recording you get from a dubbing deck is very very
sub-standard.  If you want to make good tapes, you must buy two separate
decks.  This does not have to cost a fortune. There are many reliable
dealers of high-end used audio equipment, they just require a little more
effort.

2.  Having two decks is not enough.  You must connect them with quality
interface cable, and never connect through the receiver or pre-amp.

3.  Tape decks are  very sensitive pieces of equipment.  They require love,
care and attention.  if you would like them to last and continue to make
good tapes, you must have them maintained every year or so.  this includes
a professional clean, demag, and calibration.  Unfortunately, this is about
75 dollars worth of maintenance.  Best results if you staggar and only do
one deck every six months.  Some people have their own demag wands,  but
the demag is not necessary to do often, so it's best left to the pros.  The
clean is more than the basic head job that you should do with a wet type
head cleaner (or q-tip) every 12-24 hours of play.  Anyway, the real
important part of the procedure is the calibration.  You'd be amazed how
much 2-3 seconds of drag on a 45 minute tape effects the tone quality.

For more info on taping etiquitte and procedures, see the taping section of
the phish faq at phish.net.  there's also a link from my tape list at
http://www-bprc.mps.ohio-state.edu/~ron/home.html.

Later,
ROn
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>>From the "Pharmer's Almanac Vol. 4" 1998:
>
>"Ulu, a five-piece instrumental outfit based in New York city, is a band that
>will downright shock you, forcing your feet to move and your jaw to drop.
The
>'unlabelable' groove they have mastered is as pioneering and difficult to
>classify as bands such as Medeski, Martin & Wood and The Grey Boy Allstars."
>
>ULU will be performing:
>
>Wednesday, January 14, 1998
>11pm         $7
>The Knitting Factory (Alterknit Theater)
>14 Leonard St. (Bet. Church & Broadway)
>NYC
>(212) 219-3401
>

>
Come and get funky spices for your devices!!
>
>
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Date:         Mon, 12 Jan 1998 12:08:27 -0600
Reply-To:     Big Bird Productions <bigbird@MINDSPRING.COM>
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Gram was once in the Byrds, he then went solo. In 1972 he died of unknown
causes in a Josha Tree hotel room. His family wanted his body taken back to
his home town. However Gram had made a deal with his friends, when he died
his body was to  be set on fire at Josha Tree. So 2 of his friends went to
the air port (LAX) and stole his coffin and set it on fire out in the
desert. His friends were fined $708 for the cost of the coffin.
Thats about all I know about him....wonder if Lo knew that story???

Ted

>Yup he said Gram(?) Parsons. Anyone know anything about the man. I
>really like the song Devil in Disguise.
>Later,
>Dave
>
>
>>Date:  Mon, 12 Jan 1998 01:16:56 -0600
>>Reply-To: Big Bird Productions <bigbird@MINDSPRING.COM>
>>From:  Big Bird Productions <bigbird@MINDSPRING.COM>
>>Subject:      Gram Parsons?(Sort of GSW?)
>>To:    FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
>>
>>Was it Gram Parsons who Lo said he was listening to alot? Lo said this
>at
>>Wetlands on the 3rd? If not who was it? Thanks
>>
>>Ted
>>
>
>
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Date:         Mon, 12 Jan 1998 11:17:42 -0800
Reply-To:     christopher <chris@KINDONE.COM>
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Hi all.

fwiw, Joshua Tree is truly a magical place.  If you are ever within
distance, i would suggest you do everything in your power to get there.
I've had many mystical and powerful experiences there, and i swear it had
nothing to do with the psycho-active substances. <g>


OK quiz:

A little giveaway, where the prize is limited to any show i have on DAT, as
i only have one functioning analog deck right now.

First person to repsond with the author of the following words, and the
first person to name the music in which it appears. (this is a translation)


  Joy, fair spark of the gods,
  Daughter of Elysium,
  Drunk with fiery rapture, Goddess,
  We approach thy shrine!

  Thy magic reunites those
  Whom stern custom has parted;
  All men will become brothers
  Under thy gentle wing.





                               _______________
                              chris@kindOne.com
                            http://www.kindOne.com
                   Will you won't you, will you won't you,
                           won't you join the dance?
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Date:         Wed, 13 Aug 1997 10:30:09 +0000
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sorry to waste bandwidth


Joe


AAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't find your phone nomber!
CALL ME AT WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



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Date:         Wed, 13 Aug 1997 16:05:13 -0400
Reply-To:     Clancey <supton@EROLS.COM>
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OK, I'm coming in the middle of a conversation, but this Mock Turtle be a
cover of the Steely Dan song by the same name? I don't think it was ever
officially released and is on all of those "Early Steely Dan" boots if so.

Clancey

>Date:    Mon, 11 Aug 1997 13:26:48 EDT
>From:    apross@MIT.EDU
>Subject: Re: Tradewinds
>
>Mock Turtle? What's that? I wasn't at the Tradewinds show, although it
>sounds like I'm going to have to get a copy of it. What's this
>Mock Turtle though? An ancient GSW original, or some obscure cover?
>Also, whose song is Easy On Sunday Morning? I assume that's a cover.
>
>thanks,
>Adam


Clancey
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Date:         Wed, 13 Aug 1997 15:48:35 -0400
Reply-To:     The Artist Formerly Known As Freak Boy <rlittl1@TIGER.TOWSON.EDU>
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Check it out : The 2nd Annual Autumn Equinox Festival will include
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones, God Street Wine, Zuba, Gibb Droll Band,
Ekoostik Hookah, The Recipe, From Good Homes and many other great acts.
The date : 09/19-20/97.... the place : Wilmer's Park, Brandywine, MD
E-Mail me for complete info, directions, tix, etc.... SEE YA THERE!

Welcome 2 The Dawn. You have just accessed the Freak Boy Experience.
This experience is great for dancing and will improve self esteem.
Other examples in this category include Sweat, Kingpin & Shop-A-Lot.
Please enjoy your experience.
                                      -rob little
                aka THE ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS FREAK BOY
                (also available for dj jobs, filming and editing,
                          weddings, music videos, etc...)

THE NEXT TIME U PULL A CARD IT BETTER BE AN ACE MUTHAFUCKA U CAN LAY
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Date:         Mon, 18 Aug 1997 22:06:49 -0400
Reply-To:     BroJo1123@AOL.COM
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I received your GSW tapes and they are very good.  Is the bedroom tapes two
tapes or only one because we only received a total of 5 tapes and we sent 6
tapes to you.  Just get back to me about this.
Thanks,
Chad



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Date:         Tue, 12 Aug 1997 16:51:49 -0400
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Here our the setlists

Rusted Root 1/18/96
tape 1
A       Infinite Tamboura ->            B       Big White Bird
        Back to the Earth                               Infinite Space ->
        Ecstasy                                         Voodoo
        Lost in a crowd                         Rain
        Run ->                                                  Dangle
        Artificial Winter                               Come Down ->
        Cat Turned Blue                         Drum Jam
        Evil Ways                                               Sweet Mary
        *Food & Creative Love                   Filler:
        *Won't Be Long                                  Beautiful People

                *Filler 12/11/94   Syracuse Ny
Tape 2
A       Cruel Sun                                               B       Send me on my way
        Laugh as the sun ->                             Filler: 12/1/95 Dayton, Ohio
        Drums ->                                                        ** Martyr
        Martyr                                                          U.K. Single Live Tracks
        Evil Ways                                                       Run ->
        Scattered                                                       Artificial Winter
                                                                                Primal Scream
                                                                                Lost iN a Crowd
                                                                                # Rain
                ** w/ J. Osborne
                # 11/10/95 Lawrence , KS

Allman Bros. Band 6/24/96

Tape 1
A       Statesboro Blues                                        B       True Gravity (Continued)
        Midnight Rider                                                  Dream's
        Blue Sky
        You Don't Love Me
        The Same Thing
        True Gravity

Tape 2
A       Hoochie Coochie Man                             B       No one to run with
        Soulshine                                                               Jessica
        ?                                                                               One Way Out
        Back Where It All Begins

Dave & Tim 2/19/96 UNH
Tape 1
A       Warehouse                                                               B       Tripping Billies
        #41                                                                             Angel From Montgomery
        Chicago                                                                 What Would You Say
        Dancing Nancies                                                 Minarets
        Lie In Our Graves                                                       Typical Situation
        Lover Lay Down                                                  Thingamegige
        Proudest Monkey                                                 Weight Of the World
                                                                                                Jimi Thing
Tape 2
A       Two Step                                                                B       Little Thing
        Stream                                                                          Crash Into Me
        Seek Up                                                                         Tangerine
        Say Goodbye                                                             All Along the Watchtower
        (Shit Story)                                                            Cry Freedom
        Christmas Song
        Ants Marching



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Date:         Thu, 21 Aug 1997 16:05:24 -0400
Reply-To:     Brian Scorben <scorben@MONMOUTH.COM>
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        With no place to turn for info I figure maybe at least one of you out
there know of the Screaming Headless Torsos. Does anyone know what is going
on with them, like whether they are still together or not? They just seemed
to disappear when spring came around. I've been dying to see them again.

        And if anyone has any Torsos shows please get in touch with me. I have
some GSW and one Torsos show to offer.

        Sorry for the lack o' GSW content...


 Brian Scorben

             -scorben@monmouth.com

     "And if it's me who will lose or win then I'll make my best guess and
I won't care why." - John Popper



Original Recipient: EBERT.MHS @ CRSI_NY
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What's up for after the show?  Has the band released any further news about
a place to meet??

Pat

"You can smoke the worms too???"
          - A friend commenting on the latest batch of kind



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Date:         Mon, 29 Dec 1997 19:22:20 +0000
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Hey everyone-
        sorry to bug you with this one again, but Jon Fishman is now in 12th
place on the list.  just over 200 more votes and he gets his picture
posted on the People web site.  the thing is that all voting must be
done by Noon on the 30th, so please vote right away and vote often (you
can vote one time each time you sign on).

                later,
                  fish



Original Recipient: EBERT.MHS @ CRSI_NY
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I finally got the new album Real Audio-itized last week and up
partially on the web.
If you go to the page that has stuff on the new album all of the
songs should have a RA link after them that will take you to the
RA files



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Date:         Fri, 22 Aug 1997 11:18:15 -0700
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>13. Nothing Left To Lose

yes! bring this back!


15. Light My Candles



 smiles, be kind.
 chris
                               _______________
                              chris@kindOne.com
                            http://www.kindOne.com
                       Great peace have they that love



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For those of you still listening who can't be there I'd like to take a poll
as to what I should request...Let me know what song that you would want to
hear the band play most of all...  I'll request whatever song you guys tell
me too...So, let's make it good!!

Later
Patty

"I may grow old that's what I'm told but I ain't never gonna die"



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Date:         Mon, 29 Dec 1997 20:29:44 -0500
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On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Mule Panic wrote:

> I am writing to encourage any and all who can make it to Fletchers in Fells
> Point on Jan 28th. The bar is owned by a friend of my brother. I have been


I'm reading this and I STILL can't believe it!!!!!  ohyes!!!!!  this place
is sooo small, it's perfect!!!!  Just have to get there early so I can get
in the concert room :)

kev



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Does anyone need an extra for Sommerville NYE????  I have one in the fifth
row that I'd really like to get rid of - "kind trade" or face value will do
it....Please take this off my hands!  I know people want to go and haven't
bought tickets yet...(I can't believe that it's been tough getting rid of a
GSW NYE ticket!)

Later

Pat

"I may grow old that's what I'm told but I ain't never gonna die"



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Date:         Mon, 29 Dec 1997 16:01:30 -0800
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I am a firm believer that sarcasm transcends all mediums.


At 06:12 PM 12/29/97 +1100, Sunil Soman wrote:
>>
>>and, btw, i hate all of you who are going to NYE. <g>
>
>well that's not very kind. i'm not going to NYE either, but i have a request
>for as many people to tape this one as humanly possible. so we can tree this
>bad boy out for all to enjoy. especially since there soooooo many gsw fans
>that won't make it to somerville this year.
>
>-Sunil Soman
>
>



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Let's make him number one than!!!!

----------
From: Peter Fishman <fishmanp@RIVER.IT.GVSU.EDU>
To: FINEWINE@NETSPACE.ORG
Subject: (NGSWC) Vote Fishman - Only 200 more votes!
Date: Monday, December 29, 1997 2:22 PM

Hey everyone-
        sorry to bug you with this one again, but Jon Fishman is now in
12th
place on the list.  just over 200 more votes and he gets his picture
posted on the People web site.  the thing is that all voting must be
done by Noon on the 30th, so please vote right away and vote often (you
can vote one time each time you sign on).

                later,
                  fish



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Date:         Tue, 30 Dec 1997 16:22:31 -0800
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At 07:11 PM 12.30.97 -0500, Pat Price wrote:
>For those of you still listening who can't be there I'd like to take a poll
>as to what I should request...Let me know what song that you would want to
>hear the band play most of all...  I'll request whatever song you guys tell
>me too...So, let's make it good!!

just one bit of music for me:

April Rain ->
4th o' July ->
Weird Dream -> Other Shore ->
Morning Cigs -> Deep Drag ->
Electrocute ->
Fear Of Talking -> Funny Kind o' Love ->
Light My Candles ->
Seeing your Meaning ->
The Dinner Guest ->
Change Your Mind ->
New Eyes ->
XanaX ->
It's Warm in Here ->
Nothing Left to Lose ->
BBTN -> When She Go ->
Do you think i'm Real?


Anywhere during the night the boys could fit this little ditty would be
fine with me. <g>


-- chris (who's kicking himself b/c he could have swung a mileage ticket
back east for NYE and wetlands)



Original Recipient: EBERT.MHS @ CRSI_NY
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Date:         Fri, 22 Aug 1997 12:15:17 -0700
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here's the list that hasn't been posted in a while.  Please send any
additions to me or the list.

again...by no means complete.

please note: some of the songs mentioned were 'teases' or partial verses.
________________________________________________



don't you know
hey Jude
a day in the life
Dear Prudence
Come Together
I dig a pony
i got a feeling
ticket to ride
I am the Walrus
Santa Claus is Coming To Town
so what
Louie Louie
sneakin' around
brooklyn
any major dude
if 6 was 9
hey joe
little red rooster
black bird
express yourself
super freak
Pachobel's canon in d
who do you love?
brick house
got to get you into my life
Swing low, sweet chariot
love me tender
if i could dream
blue moon
all of me
girl from ipanema
death don't have no mercy
mood for love
into the mystic
you never can tell
dark hollow
trouble everyday
will the circle be unbroken
dream weaver
never gonna leave you
i found a new baby
good morning little school girl
us & them (instr.)
sugar mags (jam)
dueling banjos
all blues
a love supreme
broadway
hurts me too
dead flowers
Maggie's Farm
happy birthday
Can't find my way home
pinball wizard
I Walk the Line
Mock Turtle Song
Isn't It a Pity
georgia on my mind
house of the rising sun
crossroads (jam)
other one
dancing queen
Easy
Stuck in the Middle




 smiles, be kind.
 chris
                               _______________
                              chris@kindOne.com
                            http://www.kindOne.com
                       Great peace have they that love



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Hello!
I'm no statistician but there has only been ONE post to this list since =
YESTERDAY!
This is pathetic.  What am I supposed to do at work? Work?

Does anyone have an extra ticket for Friday's Wetlands show? I could use =
one.

All right then...
Dan Segal



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Date:         Fri, 22 Aug 1997 10:44:52 -0700
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At 11:49 AM 8.22.97 -0400, Ted Blake wrote:
>If you want off of this list, send your request signoff finewine to
>listserv@netspace.org

and it's 'unsubscribe' (not the N after the u).

"unsubscribe FINEWINE <your name>"

sans the "


>TOP SONGS MISSING FROM GSW'S SETLISTS:
>1. Morning Cigs
>2. Change Your Mind
>3. Edgar
>4. She Said Dark
>5. Weird Dreams

 6. Electrocute (the old version)
 7. Medicine Man
 8. The Dinner Guest
 9. Other Shore
10. 4th o' July
11. Mantaloking Town



 smiles, be kind.
 chris
                               _______________
                              chris@kindOne.com
                            http://www.kindOne.com
                  All my liquids and my solids are combining
                and it's kind of weird  -  very nice, very nice



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Date:         Fri, 15 Aug 1997 12:58:08 -0700
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http://eyes.jeffdell.com/real.html


For those of you who have not yet been here.... it's an amazing site chock
full of RealAudio streams of PHiSH, Dead, JGB, moe., WSP, Merl, Hot Tuna
and others.

While some are just clips there are *plenty* of full shows and sets.

In fact, i'm reliving the first set at the Gorge (08/02/97) right now as i
type.

So, if you have RealAudio ( http://www.realaudio.com ) and a 28.8 or faster
connection, come on over and enjoy.


Man, a T-1 at work is great :)

Also, if interested, there is http://www.deadradio.com and
http://www.stashradio.com.



 smiles, be kind.
 chris
                               _______________
                              chris@kindOne.com
                            http://www.kindOne.com
                       Great peace have they that love



Original Recipient: EBERT.MHS @ CRSI_NY
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Date:         Fri, 22 Aug 1997 10:37:24 -0700
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At 08:51 AM 8.22.97 EDT, apross@MIT.EDU wrote:
>Winos,
>I have a tape from '92 with filler that includes a song I don't
>recognize. The lyrics are something like "My lips are moving but
>the words don't make a sound/My hands are shaking but the motion
>doesn't mean a thing" and "Fear of talking too loud/Fear of not
>being understood" For some reason I think the title is Fear of
>Talking; that seems to ring a bell somewhere. Is that right?


I said i said i said i said i said i said something.

you're correct.  it's even a Dan song!


This conversation should have never been begun
This conversation isn't my idea of fun
I'm so embarrassed
I'm so confused
It's getting harder
To act amused
This conversation should have never been begun



 smiles, be kind.
 chris
                               _______________
                              chris@kindOne.com
                            http://www.kindOne.com
                       Great peace have they that love



Original Recipient: EBERT.MHS @ CRSI_NY
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Date:         Sun, 17 Aug 1997 17:31:37 -0000
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Hey now,

  I have been away for a couple weeks, and I just got back.

YES, they announced the IP show!!! I can't wait.  I think I am going to
try out my new mics there, so if you see me wearing glasses and keeping
perfectly still, don't yell "Hey Matt" unless you want your voice all
over a good recording:> The Tradewinds show was fantastic, came back from
the Adirondacks for it and it was well worth it. Anyone have a copy?

I have already gotten in touch with a couple of people, but if I was in
the middle of a trade or B/P with you before I left, please get in touch
with me and tell me you are still interested etc... I have copies of a
few of the recent shows, so I am going to post an offer pretty soon. I
don't want to run a tree, but I will run an offer. Keep your eyes open.

I have one more thing to ask, because I would rather trade with someone I
know from Finewine, does anyone have a decent copy of Dead 2/2-3/68, my
copy got wrecked by a faulty car stereo and it is one of my faves. Let me
know.

Enjoy the summer while you can.

peace
matto

Grapevine, Inc.
MOWEN5@concentric.net

always looking to trade, send me your list!

"Get a cup of coffee and drink it slow, nothing to do and nowhere to go"



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Date:         Tue, 2 Dec 1997 17:32:57 -0700
Reply-To:     Doug <doug.linn@MAILEXCITE.COM>
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The Wetlands is already and has historically been a place of dwelling for GSW. I
guess you can come home again.



Free web-based email, Forever, From anywhere!
http://www.mailexcite.com



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Date:         Wed, 31 Dec 1997 11:21:02 -0800
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Just wanted to remind everyone that their are only 9 1/2 hours to go till
GSW takes the stage for New Years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!    Hmm....What should
I do till then???   *devlish grin*  Let's have some fun!

Patty

"You can smoke the worms too???"



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Date:         Mon, 8 Dec 1997 00:57:18 -0500
Reply-To:     Robert Harris Siegel <tennjed@GWIS2.CIRC.GWU.EDU>
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i have requested the tradewinds (8/6/97) show several times from this
list...anyone who has it, are you willing to trade.  your list gets mine.
just looking for a tape...rob




Robert H. Siegel
2206 F St., NW
Washington, DC 20037

(202)-861-8648
tennjed@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu



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Date:         Mon, 10 Nov 1997 16:34:00 PST
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Kevin,
I'd love to trade.  I had trouble sending e-mail to you for some reason
though.
The show is great.
Later

Pat



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if anybody has experience using "paint shop pro" please let me know.  i am
trying to make tape covers with photos of gsw that i have gotten from the
website.  if anybody has any info, please relay it my way.

rob

       "Responsibility is a heavy responsibility."
                    --Cheech

Robert H. Siegel
2206 F St., NW
Washington, DC 20037

(202)-861-8648
tennjed@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu
http://gwis2.circ.gwu.edu/~tennjed



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Date:         Fri, 2 Jan 1998 12:08:33 +0000
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I was at that show and I think I treed it.
The date is 4-2-95, Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor and they
did open for Blues Traveler.


>Date:    Wed, 31