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tmbg-list Digest, Volume 46, Number 22
Tuesday, 23 October 2001
Today's Topics:
Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
Re: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
Re[2]: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
Re: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
Re: TMBG: 4 of 2 photo
TMBG: Halloween Tunes
TMBG: They Might Be in Cleveland
Re: TMBG: Halloween Tunes
Re: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
Re: TMBG: Halloween Tunes
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Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 09:46:36 -0400
From: karinh@sterl.com
Subject: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
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Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 00:04:31 +1000
From: Ryan Mooney <s3174923@student.anu.edu.au>
Subject: Re: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
Karin remarks perceptively:
>Flansy has assumed the mantle of spokesman,
>because otherwise any interviews with TMBG would be extremely short.
I think this is very sad. Oh, it's true enough I know, but it's definitely
a shame. I don't know if those "Letters from J&J" are still up on the site,
but Linnell's piece on the House of Wax he visited in New Orleans still
throws me into fits of laughter. And the short article he wrote for an old
newsletter about his battle to claim all three seats on the plane was very
well written. Whereas Flansy's TMBG UnLtd e-mails rarely rise above the
level of "Hey yo, here we are in beautiful downtown Massachusetts ready to
serve you up a steaming hot fifteen minutes of EXCLUSIVE MP3s! Peace y'all."
He may be in a soda can, but he went flat a while back now.
- Ryan
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Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 10:33:22 -0400
From: karinh@sterl.com
Subject: Re[2]: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
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From: "Shannon Schipper" <kinnsey3@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 09:33:28 -0500
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i like to think that it's part of Linnell's big plan to be the adorable shy
one. Linnell seems definately more intruiging - we all want to get inside
his head. With Flansburgh, i think we all kinda feel like we know what's in
his head, and most of the time we do, because he tells us. They compliment
each other well, though, you have to admit. what one doesn't put out there,
the other one will.
>>And the short article he wrote for an old
newsletter about his battle to claim all three seats on the plane was very
well written.<<
yeah, sadly, i still have those old newsletters. i loved reading Linnell's
articles...he is indeed a funny man when he speaks...
shannon
This next song sort of dwells on a universal theme; its about falling in
love, falling out of love, then finding that person and killing them.
-John Flansburgh, of the song I'll Sink Manahattan
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From: "Bryce" <bryce@tmbg.org>
Subject: Re: TMBG: 4 of 2 photo
Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 12:58:16 -0400
Josh Axelrad <jish@tmbg.net>:
> For those of you who are weird like I am check this
> out:
>
> http://www.forgotten-ny.com/STREET%20SCENES/street%20clocks/clocks.html
>
> Check out the third pic... the one on the right in the
> second set of pics. I think thats actually 23rd st and
> not 22nd st but yes the clock says 4 of 2 :)
There is a clock that's actually at 5th & 22nd. It's not as big or pretty, it's actually
one of four clocks on the southeast block of that intersection. It hangs from the side of
a jewelry store I'm pretty sure, which fits better with the line "sticking out of the side
of the building."
However, if that means it's just coincidence that the above photo shows 1:56, that's
weird.
Bryce
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Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 14:47:18 -0400
From: "K.C." <kless@bgnet.bgsu.edu>
Subject: TMBG: Halloween Tunes
In years past there has been discussion of TMBG fans making mix tapes of
spooky or creepy TMBG songs to listen to around Halloween. I have
searched my old mail and I can't find any of those emails.
Does anyone have playlists for their own or anyone else's mixes?
Thanks in advance.
-K.C.
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From: CallMeDoctorWorm@aol.com
Message-ID: <91.122fa2a3.2905ec26@aol.com>
Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 17:39:50 EDT
Subject: TMBG: They Might Be in Cleveland
AWESOME SHOW SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE ODEON!!!!
I went with few friends. OKGO opened, and my friend wrote messages to them on
the whiteboard, which was later confiscated. We talked to them after the show
along with...
MR. JOHN FLANSBURGH!
OKGA and Flans all signed stuff for me, and they tried to remember their gang
hand signals. I got my picture taken with all of them, but MY GODDAM ADVANTIX
CAMERA didn't load the film, so I lost it. But I did later get my picture
taken w/Dan Miller. Awesome.
Odeon security people are NAZIS. wouldn't let me record the concert.
Setlist & more coming soon...
DRW
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"K.C." wrote:
>
> In years past there has been discussion of TMBG fans making mix tapes of
> spooky or creepy TMBG songs to listen to around Halloween. I have
> searched my old mail and I can't find any of those emails.
> Does anyone have playlists for their own or anyone else's mixes?
I actually made such a list recently, while discussing with a few people that
instead of doing a Flood show on Halloween, they should do a Halloween set....
here's what we came up with (some aren't as creepy as others, and the list is
surely far from complete):
Become a Robot, Big Big Whoredom, Hell Hotel, Somebody's Body, Hide Away Folk
Family, 32 Footsteps, Hotel Detective, Absolutely Bill's Mood, Cage &
Aquarium, Where Your Eyes Don't Go, You'll Miss Me, Dead, Whistling in the
Dark, Dig My Grave, My Evil Twin, Spider, Hall of Heads, Turn Around, Ondine,
She Was a Hotel Detective, Why Must I Be Sad, Dirt Bike, A Self Called
Nowhere, Meet James Ensor, Window, Stomp Box, Exquisite Dead Guy, Your Own
Worst Enemy, Dr. Evil, Cyclops Rock, I've Got a Fang, Hopeless Bleak Despair,
Older, Mink Car, She Thinks She's Edith Head, Working Undercover for the Man,
Frankenstein
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From: "Nathan Mulac DeHoff" <xornom@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Re[2]: TMBG: TMBG Article from Pittsburgh
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Ryan Mooney:
>Karin remarks perceptively:
>
> >Flansy has assumed the mantle of spokesman,
> >because otherwise any interviews with TMBG would be extremely short.
>
>I think this is very sad. Oh, it's true enough I know, but it's definitely
>a shame.
I've seen some pretty good interviews with JUST Linnell. It just seems
like, when the two Johns are together. Linnell leaves most of the talking
to Flans.
>I don't know if those "Letters from J&J" are still up on the site,
>but Linnell's piece on the House of Wax he visited in New Orleans still
>throws me into fits of laughter. And the short article he wrote for an old
>newsletter about his battle to claim all three seats on the plane was very
>well written. Whereas Flansy's TMBG UnLtd e-mails rarely rise above the
>level of "Hey yo, here we are in beautiful downtown Massachusetts ready to
>serve you up a steaming hot fifteen minutes of EXCLUSIVE MP3s! Peace
>y'all."
Wouldn't it make more sense to compare Linnell's letters to Flans's letters?
I'm sure that, if Linnell were to write Unlimited e-mails, they wouldn't
be any more interesting than the ones from Flans. It's just that Flans does
most of the public relations stuff, because he's better at it. But it's
silly to compare promotional messages to things written for the purpose of
entertainment (such as those letters).
--
May the light shine upon thee,
Nathan
DinnerBell@tmbg.org
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Subject: Re: TMBG: Halloween Tunes
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Lawrence Solomon:
>"K.C." wrote:
> >
> > In years past there has been discussion of TMBG fans making mix tapes of
> > spooky or creepy TMBG songs to listen to around Halloween. I have
> > searched my old mail and I can't find any of those emails.
> > Does anyone have playlists for their own or anyone else's mixes?
>
>I actually made such a list recently, while discussing with a few people
>that
>instead of doing a Flood show on Halloween, they should do a Halloween
>set....
>here's what we came up with (some aren't as creepy as others, and the list
>is
>surely far from complete):
>
>Become a Robot, Big Big Whoredom, Hell Hotel, Somebody's Body, Hide Away
>Folk
>Family, 32 Footsteps, Hotel Detective, Absolutely Bill's Mood, Cage &
>Aquarium, Where Your Eyes Don't Go, You'll Miss Me, Dead, Whistling in the
>Dark, Dig My Grave, My Evil Twin, Spider, Hall of Heads, Turn Around,
>Ondine,
>She Was a Hotel Detective, Why Must I Be Sad, Dirt Bike, A Self Called
>Nowhere, Meet James Ensor, Window, Stomp Box, Exquisite Dead Guy, Your Own
>Worst Enemy, Dr. Evil, Cyclops Rock, I've Got a Fang, Hopeless Bleak
>Despair,
>Older, Mink Car, She Thinks She's Edith Head, Working Undercover for the
>Man,
>Frankenstein
A few of the Fingertips might work. I'm thinking along the lines of "Who is
that standing out the window?", "I walk along darkened corridors," "Who's
knocking on the wall?", and "mysterious whisper."
And don't forget about Careless Santa!
--
May the light shine upon thee,
Nathan
DinnerBell@tmbg.org
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Nathan Mulac DeHoff wrote:
> A few of the Fingertips might work. I'm thinking along the lines of "Who is
> that standing out the window?", "I walk along darkened corridors," "Who's
> knocking on the wall?", and "mysterious whisper."
ooooh, good idea! and also, it's a Mono Puff song, and not really halloween
related, but I think Careless Santa might work, too...
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Subject: Re: TMBG: Halloween Tunes
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At 11:15 PM 10/22/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Nathan Mulac DeHoff wrote:
>
> > A few of the Fingertips might work. I'm thinking along the lines of
> "Who is
> > that standing out the window?", "I walk along darkened corridors," "Who's
> > knocking on the wall?", and "mysterious whisper."
>
>ooooh, good idea!
What about Careless Santa? I can't believe you guys are overlooking it.
Mitch
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over, pinning you underneath. At night, the ice weasels come."
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