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on-reflection-digest Tuesday, September 14 1999 Volume 01 : Number 1866
gg: Vicki's Secret; real fusion tears; 3 Dog Nite
gg: Quotes; Fusebros; Lions; Jets
Re: no gg: odds & ends
gg: Hammond(s)
gg: St. Anthony's Fire (was Re: ~~~~~{(@)}~~~~~)
gg: Go ahead, make my day!
gg: pony
Re: gg: Opening for R-sance; Bob; Floyd/Oz; Fusesisters; paisleyhorsie; Knots; delaHoya
gg: No GG: Where do you hold it?
gg: No GG: Glad I wasn't there
gg: No GG: My condition
gg: Spin Street (definitely GG content)
gg: music for the 9 year old
gg: Re: noGG: Richard Thompson
gg: Good Yes news; Zakir; emena; Zen & the Art
gg: Willem Breuker Kollectief
Re: gg: Re: Football and GG
gg: John Kennedy Toole; Joe Zawinul
gg: John Brunner
Re: gg: Good Yes news; Zakir; emena; Zen & the Art
Re: nongg: Ayn Rand
gg: Upcoming Camel album
gg: More letters from a nun...
Re: gg: Gentle Giant keyboards question
Re: gg: Chessmen
RE: gg: Chessmen
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 12:47:12 -0700
From: "Scott Steele"
Subject: gg: Vicki's Secret; real fusion tears; 3 Dog Nite
>I'm reading some selected Victoria's Secret Catalogs...I can only get thru a coupla dozen pages a week so this is some slow going. ;-)
ROFL!!
>on Thursday at the Elmo,is Scott Henderson and Tribal Tech,I'll DEFINATELY be there,
Waaaah - they're not coming to Portland. Or even Seattle. Real Fusion Tears I'm crying.
>BTW,I dont like Three Dog Night..
Strap him down. Make him listen to Chest Fever until he pukes. Or - Jakarta by Tribal Tech. Waaah, - S.
np: Tribal Tech 3/22/98 Amsterdam (I aspire to play there)
scottst@ohsu.edu
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 12:56:36 -0700
From: "Scott Steele"
Subject: gg: Quotes; Fusebros; Lions; Jets
>>(Mr. President, stop please. Now listen to me. This is Worker speaking. Hello.)
>Squeeze the wheeze? Many people like to.......
My mother was a Bozoette.
>Thirty days in the hole!
That's what they'll give you
>> ...There are now seven Fusebros...
>Oh, how tragic! Hopefully someday modern medicine will be able to separate them.
I listened to Vertu the other night, and I became unglued.
>Another American pro football season is upon us, and my toothless, Barryless, Detroit Lions, may be in for ANOTHER long season, which should end at 16 games.
Bah, they looked invincible against the hapless Sea-hacks. I like their new running back from Fresno State. It looked like Holmgren was about to explode on the Sea-hacks' sideline.
>Super Bowl picks anyone???? I'll go with the Vikes and the Jets.
Not now that Vinny isn't going to play for the Jets anymore this year. That was sad. - S.
np: Toy Matinee (Turn it on Salvador!)
scottst@ohsu.edu
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:25:15 EDT
From: MHB1212GG@aol.com
Subject: Re: no gg: odds & ends
In a message dated 9/13/1999 1:00:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jerry@aip.org
writes:
<< And just how do you feel about it today, Mark? Don't have a lot of money
riding on it, I hope!
Condolences to all Jets/Vinny fans (myself not among them).
>>
Well, it was an early prediction. I can't afford to gamble, I gotta buy
beer for the games. And no, I am NOT a Jets fan or Vinny fan, but my
heartfelt sympathy to those who are.
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:32:35 -0400
From: "Jerry McCarthy"
Subject: gg: Hammond(s)
Sven wrote:
>> 1. Which type of Hammond(s) did Kerry play?
> Looks like a B3 on picts/videos. Played without a Leslie in the early years.
Then he married one.
David wrote:
> I made a prostitute giggle on WBCN-FM Boston once, but I didn't get her name.
Before or after you undressed?
- --Jerry :-)
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:49:28 -0700
From: "Frank Lauria"
Subject: gg: St. Anthony's Fire (was Re: ~~~~~{(@)}~~~~~)
From: Ant
>>Ever read The Day of St. Anthony's Fire?
>Is that about ergot poisoning?
Yes--contaminated flour used to bake morning bread in a French town, several
of the populace trippin' out, several dying horribly. That's the one.
P-Frank
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:58:22 -0400 (EDT)
From: dashthecat@webtv.net
Subject: gg: Go ahead, make my day!
It's isn't that I have any problem with bodice rippers as reading
material. Some are very well crafted novels, rich with character and
ambiance and written by very talented people (Say, Diana Gabaldon).
However, too many of them, most I would say by the plethora of exposed
bosoms in the book store racks, are simply 'quickies', shall we say
(yes, we MUST say quickies) in the literary world, only there to make an
easy buck by it's lurid combination of sex and violence. Kind of like a
lot of music out there!
So that brings me to a thought... perhaps there should be a music genre
called Cheezy Bodice Rippers, because I know the songs are out there....
~meow~
Kathy
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 19:20:07 +0100
From: Bob Taylor
Subject: gg: pony
In message <593d7511.250cb08e@aol.com>, SPBrader@aol.com writes
>Ginny asks:
>
><< (oh, BTW, you
> Brits -- what's the story behind the phrase "Shanks's Pony", as in "When you
> ride Shanks's pony, you don't have to pay"?); >>
>
>I don't know how it came about, but to ride Shanks' Pony means to walk.
>
>Si
.........because your feet touch the ground?
(very diminutive creature)
Bob
- --
Bob Taylor
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 13:26:18 -0700
From: Bob Parker
Subject: Re: gg: Opening for R-sance; Bob; Floyd/Oz; Fusesisters; paisleyhorsie; Knots; delaHoya
At 10:51 AM 09/13/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>>Latest purchase: Steve Morse, "The Introduction" ($2.50 at the record
>exchange in U-gene)
>
>Whooo! The Record Exchange - the working man's friend.
The best part was they had it filed under the "Jazz" section.
>>Saw the Grateful Dead warm up GG, June 8, 1980
>
>Huh?
I wonder if anyone out there noticed that; I guess as a twice a year poster
I get written off as a fringe element.
>The Dead opened for GG?
For us they did, most of the rest of the GG audience skipped the GD part of
the program. Here's the short version. The Grateful Dead were doing their
15th anniversary tour during the summer of 1980. They played at Folsom
Field in Boulder (home of the Buffs) that Saturday afternoon. GG was
scheduled to play at the Rainbow Music Hall (actually, a converted movie
tri-plex with horrible acoustics located in the suburban wasteland of South
Denver) that evening. Anyway, the Dead show was, uh, a lot like any other
Dead show--except it was their 15th anniversary--which made it a lot like
any other Dead show--except it wasn't at Red Rocks. The atmosphere was
decidedly laid back. Walking into the Rainbow was an interesting contrast;
there was a buzz that was sort of like what you feel when lightning is
about to strike somewhere nearby--with that telling burnt ozone smell...
All that is to say that GG proved they were THE band. They made the boys
from the Dead look like so many other Jimmy Page-like hacks (there, I said
it Reg).
>>go ducks
>
>They looked good on Sat!
There may be hope after all.
Fast Facts:
First (and only) Renaissance concert: Red Rocks with Jean Luc Ponty
supporting, summer 1977; it was a dandy--if you haven't been to Red Rocks,
go...
Retreating to the Lurker Command Post (and representing the other 380
unsung subscribers)...
bp
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:23:05 -0500
From: Jim Klocek
Subject: gg: No GG: Where do you hold it?
<<(OK, I'll take the hand-off...)>>
You'll take the hand off what...?
Jim
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:24:39 -0500
From: Jim Klocek
Subject: gg: No GG: Glad I wasn't there
<>
Glad you got that out of your system.>>
Like I said.
Jim
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:21:36 -0500
From: Jim Klocek
Subject: gg: No GG: My condition
<>
Glad to finally see I wasn't the only one!
Jim
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 17:42:12 -0700
From: "Frank Lauria"
Subject: gg: Spin Street (definitely GG content)
Yo Globies--
I just got off the phone with Sheri Jacobs and wanted to pass along a couple
of things...
First of all, she has just received today a few more GG CDs. As of when I
spoke to her, she had Giant For A Day, Civilian, Free Hand, The Power And
The Glory, The Missing Piece (some titles on Repetoire, some on Terrapin,
one on Vertigo). She asked that I pass this along in the event anyone was
told she was out of stock the other day (when she actually was). Check with
her again to see what's available currently-- 800-245-4639 ext 40. She's
currently trying to weed through all the e-mail messages she's received
since the news broke here that she had stock. Which brings me to...
...she was SWAMPED with e-mails, calls and visitors to the Spin Street store
after the news first hit O-R, and she was amazed at the response. I told
her GG fans are nothing if not rabid...
...she was apologetic that the stock was returned to the warehouse before
some of you got to the store the other day...
...and, best of all, she said we were the most generous group of fans she's
ever dealt with. Whenever she asked any of us if we were interested in any
GG titles other than those we were ordering, she said that to a person we
all wanted to make sure others had the chance to order too (instead of
grabbing up all of the goods, as she's seen with other bands by "fans"
wanting to make a quick buck on the auction market).
I'm proud of you guys (sniff)...
P-Frank
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 17:53:51 -0400 (EDT)
From: dashthecat@webtv.net
Subject: gg: music for the 9 year old
My nine year old daughter has been dancing around the house to the
sounds of Adrian Belew. The CD "Desire of the Rhino King" has some
Zappa-esque type of songs on it and she has been enjoying the CD's
"Young Lions" and "Mr. Music Head". I think Belew is probably one of
the few writers that seems able or inclined to weave the mundane
happenings of life, including references to the kids and the wife, into
rock music.
I'll put it this way... I took Zappa off the kids listening list at my
place.
~meow~
Kathy
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 18:23:04 -0400
From: "Drew W. Eaton"
Subject: gg: Re: noGG: Richard Thompson
The Elephantshrew pipes up in response to my comment regarding a Richard
Thompson recording:
><< You?Me?Us? is not getting the accolades it deserves... >>
>
>...or the support from its creator, who didn't play a single song from it
>when I saw him two or three months ago. (Despite the small, shrew-like
voice
>piping up from the audience, requesting "Business On You.")
Gee Biff, do you think that the fact he had a new album about to come out
had anything to do with that? How about the fact that the recording is by
now a "tweener " (having come out in '96) and puts it in a tough spot for an
artist that tends to feature current material and a wide assortment of back
catalog material in concert? Even assuming that the new recording being
imminent would have no impact on a decision not to utilize any of the
material in a show, or even in a tour, this is not an admission that he
deems the material lacking. It's an admission that he knows people may not
be receiving it as favorably as they have other material. I don't think it
is the same thing. In interviews he has commented that he is quite aware
what is readily embraced by his core fans and what is not. Evidently this
recording did not achieve the same level of acclaim, or sales, as Rumour and
Sigh, never mind Shoot Out the Lights or any of a myriad of other standout
recordings. While he cannot be construed as pandering to the masses, he
certainly wants to continue to present shows that are well received. I had
the opportunity speak with Nancy (his wife) on several occasions during our
trip with her tour group and she tells me that Richard is forever trying to
balance his art, as he perceives it, and the need to respond to the market
in a way that maintains his artistic freedom of expression. Given the fact
that he is doing this professionally it doesn't seem like such a terrible
thing. So I take it you're familiar with his work?
Drew
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 15:28:13 -0700
From: "Scott Steele"
Subject: gg: Good Yes news; Zakir; emena; Zen & the Art
>Conclusion: Yes fans, don't miss it!!!
Helton, thanks very much for the good news from Brazil.
> Zakir Hussain 1996
Hey Ap. This must have been a barn burner.
>A Fleet emena should take care of that.
A Fleet anemone should race across the tidepool.
There is a family medicine clinic here at OHSU that is called Emma Jones Hall. Of course we all call it Enema Jones Hall.
>F-Prank
My Busefro.
>Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance-Robert Pirsig: deals with the thinking/feeling debate again.
I like this book. Haven't heard of many of the others on the other Top 5 lists though. - S.
np: PFM Disk 1
scottst@ohsu.edu
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 19:10:37 -0400
From: "Drew W. Eaton"
Subject: gg: Willem Breuker Kollectief
Hey all,
Willem Breuker Kollectief: I've only heard these guys on one occasion and
they were terrific. (I posted a brief inquiry on them back in March-only
Bert knew of them-figures! :-) ) They are touring... a stop in Buffalo
during GORGG (AAAARRRRRGGGHH!) but apparently one in Rochester (attention
Marc Catera...) on Oct 1 at the Bop Shoppe (be there or be square ;-) ).
I'd never have thought I'd get the opportunity. Fans of the Avante-Garde
might want to check it out. They have a very substantial discography
through this site:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~wbk/
Drew
np-Gateway-In the Moment
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 19:14:59 -0400
From: Patrick Connor
Subject: Re: gg: Re: Football and GG
At 08:25 AM 9/12/99 EDT, Mark Hans wrote:
> Super Bowl picks anyone???? I'll go with the Vikes and the Jets.
I'll guess you'll be taking back that Jets pick now!
I'll go with Patriots and Vikings.
Pat Connor, a Pats' fan (no, not just for the name...)
n.p. His Last Voyage from Free Hand. Why can't I get into this tune?
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 16:15:03 -0700
From: "Scott Steele"
Subject: gg: John Kennedy Toole; Joe Zawinul
>> A Confederacy of Dunces. I forget the author's name though. It's hilarious.
>John Kennedy Toole. I recorded that book once, for the Massachusetts Association for the Blind. Lotta fun to read aloud. "WOAH! Dem's da PO-lice."
John Kennedy Toole. Thanks. I'll bet that was fun! Hey David, I saw about the last 2 minutes of the karate video on cable access last night - I wonder when that's going to come around again.
>>While Joe Zawinul is on vacation, that is... lol - korse, they did Bitches Brew and In a Silent Way together.
>two of my favourite Miles' albums of all-time BTW !! I agree actually since Miles passed away.
Joe's still got it - we went to Seattle to see him play a couple of weekends ago. Boy was I glad I went - it was great to see them go for it like they do on World Tour, Joe's latest 2-CD live. Rest of band: Bailey, Badrena, Poulson and hot drummer from Morocco, don't remember his name, not Paco Sery. Hot stuff man! - S.
np: Charlie Hunter, Ready Set Shango
scottst@ohsu.edu
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 20:04:48 -0400
From: "David and Stacey Shur"
Subject: gg: John Brunner
From:
> John Brunner: Stand On Zanzibar
Even more urgent to me is Brunner's The Sheep Look Up. I've got a few other
novels of his which are excellent, but nothing does it like Sheep. -David
Eric
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 18:26:02 -0600
From: michael applegate
Subject: Re: gg: Good Yes news; Zakir; emena; Zen & the Art
Hi, Scott...
Scott Steele wrote:
> > Zakir Hussain 1996
> Hey Ap. This must have been a barn burner.
Y'ain't just whistlin' DIXIE--comes with my highest recommendation!
And the GOOD news is that Zakir just LOVES to tour. The next outing
couldn't be too far away.
[The BAD news is that Alla Rakha is getting too frail to tag along,
like he did for the '96 show...]
cheers
apple
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 20:27:20 EDT
From: Claudio666@aol.com
Subject: Re: nongg: Ayn Rand
In a message dated 9/13/99 10:21:23 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
danweese@hotmail.com writes:
<< I sincerely dislike the whole Objectivist ideology. It is a gospel of
selfishness. Rand despises kindness and charity. >>
It's a gospel of "me first", which can be interpreted as selfish, but it's
more about not abandoning one's beliefs because it may be advantageous or
popular to do so. Rand's philosophy celebrates the individual and
creativity, as well as the notion that a person's work is his or her own to
do with as he or she pleases. Somehow, GG fits her philosophy, at least
until...well, let's not go there again!
I do not subscribe to her renouncement of kindness or charity however. I am
both kind and charitable when it suits me, but do not give blindly to those
who are undeserving or lazy, nor do I give to organizations simply because
someone says "it's the right thing to do". I make those decisions on my own,
thank you very much.
As in all things (except beer), moderation is the key, yes?
Dan6
n.d. Molson Golden
n.p. Bronco pre-game
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 22:35:03 -0400
From: Daniel Potvin
Subject: gg: Upcoming Camel album
Hi Giants
The Camel site at http://www.camelproductions.com/ shows a release date of
October 7. It also shows that they will be taking advance orders shortly
and signing the CD's at our request!
Daniel
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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 23:53:29 -0400 (EDT)
From: mammienun@webtv.net
Subject: gg: More letters from a nun...
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compelling matchups in recent boxing history. The Golden Boy should win
the fight if, I said if it goes the distance. Both fighters have power,
speed, and can take a punch. Trinidad looks good on paper...Oscar always
finds a way to win. Prediction: Oscar wins a split decision. Superbowl
prediction: I knew this would be coming. I am a huge Cowboys fan. I was
born and raised in Fort Worth, TX so it's a part of me. As a fan I gotta
go with the Boys. You want an unbiased opinion? Ask Rich Hilton.
ROFLFLFAO Seriously folks...at this point it looks like the Vikes and
either the Jags or Miami. Thanks for watching the mammiesports network.
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Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 08:53:43 +0200
From: Sven Eriksen
Subject: Re: gg: Gentle Giant keyboards question
Henrik Johansson wrote:
> It's probably a C-3, since B-3 was a piece of furniture basically and the
> C-3 was more portable. Correct me if I'm wrong.
On Dave Astley's photo page
(http://home.earthlink.net/~adbenjamin/daggpics.html) John is shown
playing a white painted B3. And yes, it's quite a piece of furniture.
The setup also includes a white painted Clavinet and ditto Wurlitzer.
>
> >>4. Which model clav?
> >It's a wooden one AFAIR on the '75 video, which probably means it is
> >older than the D6, when they changed it to black (still IIRC).
>
> It's a D-6 alright! The earlier models (at least the C) were red where the
> D6 is "wood-coloured".
You're probably right. I had a black D6 once, but they may also have
been made "wood-coloured".
Sven
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Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 03:56:45 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Jesús" Tapia
Subject: Re: gg: Chessmen
- --- Dan Weese wrote:
>
> > I love chess, though I am way out of practice.
> One of my fave books is
> >Richard Reti's "Modern Ideas In Chess".
>
> Any serious chess player should not be without
> Modern Chess Openings by
> Walter Korn and Modern Chess Opening Theory by
> Suetin, The Middle Game (1 &
> 2) by Euwe & Kramer and Catalog of Chess Mistakes by
> A.Soltis
>
I am a chess fan too, but I have not played in ages!
I remember a very good book by Boris Weinstein (russian) and I think
it was called (in spanish) "La Trampa en la Apertura", Tricks at the
Opening, or something like that. It is a fantastic book.
Also, have any of you have read about Carlos Torre, he was a Grand
Master at a very young age and it is said that he once defeated the
world champion (1925, I think, can't recall his name now, a German no
doubt) in Moscow by sacrificing his QUEEN. He then went to beat the
champ in less than 7 moves...
A lot of chess clubs in Mexico are named after this man from
Yucatan...
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Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 04:29:28 -0700
From: William Tindall
Subject: RE: gg: Chessmen
Ok, folks, I'll be white. You can all either gang up on me as black, or contact me privately to put a white strategy together.
1. P - K4
Come on, I dare ya! ;^)
DR, you started this, so any complaints go straight to you. (oooh, what a chicken defense!)
Bill "Steinitz who?" T
- -----Original Message-----
From: Jesús" Tapia
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 3:57 AM
To: Dan Weese; xf103rep@svn.net; drob@oricom.ca; on-reflection@darkwing.uoregon.edu
Subject: Re: gg: Chessmen
- --- Dan Weese wrote:
>
> > I love chess, though I am way out of practice.
> One of my fave books is
> >Richard Reti's "Modern Ideas In Chess".
>
> Any serious chess player should not be without
> Modern Chess Openings by
> Walter Korn and Modern Chess Opening Theory by
> Suetin, The Middle Game (1 &
> 2) by Euwe & Kramer and Catalog of Chess Mistakes by
> A.Soltis
>
I am a chess fan too, but I have not played in ages!
I remember a very good book by Boris Weinstein (russian) and I think
it was called (in spanish) "La Trampa en la Apertura", Tricks at the
Opening, or something like that. It is a fantastic book.
Also, have any of you have read about Carlos Torre, he was a Grand
Master at a very young age and it is said that he once defeated the
world champion (1925, I think, can't recall his name now, a German no
doubt) in Moscow by sacrificing his QUEEN. He then went to beat the
champ in less than 7 moves...
A lot of chess clubs in Mexico are named after this man from
Yucatan...
> ______________________________________________________
> Get Your Private, Free Email at
> http://www.hotmail.com
>
===
Best Regards,
Jesús Tapia
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