Re: A wide, wide world view blue

["Damian Kingsbury" <damian@pl...freeserve.co.uk>]

If there are any records or anything for sale, I'll buy a few for anyone
who's interested.  Hands up....

-----Original Message-----
From: Phill Merchant <phillmerchant@ho...com>
To: blueplanes@st...net <blueplanes@st...net>
Date: 02 December 1999 12:39
Subject: Re: A wide, wide world view blue


>Dear All and sundry,
>
>Gosh! What a storm of mail!!! It's lovely to know that there are so many
>Aeroplanes obsessives still out there, colonising the world.
>As one who has followed their fortunes for a good many years, seeing them
>live nigh on thirty times, I feel I can identify with a number of you.
>However, as a Bristolian now resident abroad (Slovakia) with little or no
>hope of catching them live in the forseeable (and Unforseeable) future, I
>feel I can identify with even more of you.
>  Thanks for the info, Ewan -- it's cleared up a number of unanswered
>questions in my mind. Thankyou, too, to Tim, whose superb use of the word
>"Dang" cheered me up no end.
>  One last thing -- missing the gigs is one thing, but the thought of
>missing out on a chance of any limited edition recordings that have a
>tendency to be on sale at Aeroplanes' gigs makes me shake and belch.
Anyone
>got any suggestions??
>
>Favourite tracks?: I've always had a bit of a thing for "Cat Scan
Hist'ry"
>off the Swagger album (much due to a truely apochalyptic
>(spelling??) version that they played as a set finisher on one tour), but
>much like other correspondants, mood plays a part ("Ceiling Roses", "Ÿour
>Ages", "A Map Below"), and, simply put, you can spit at the track listing
of
>any Aeroplanes album and you will hit the name of a favourite track of
>mine......
>
>I should lie down now,
>                                                       Phill......
>
>
>>From: Ewan Milne <emilne@lu...com>
>>Reply-To: blueplanes@st...net
>>To: blueplanes@st...net
>>Subject: Re: Jealousy is a despicable word but...
>>Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 10:23:56 +0000
>>
>>Philip Hendry wrote:
>>
>> > I think because they've changed labels so often the companies delete
>>back
>> > catalogues fairly quickly. Good source is selectadisc on Poland
Street
>>(I
>> > think!) near Wardour Street. Loads of the LPs can be purchased via
the
>> > internet as well.......
>>
>>It's Berwick Street, and Sister Ray on the same street is good too - you
>>can probably pick up Life Model and Rough Music for about six quid
(along
>>with lots more Beggar's Banquet back-catalogue), and I got the Warhol's
15
>>compilation at Sister Ray for the same price a while back. Beggar's
Banquet
>>also have a good online store, at
>>http://mailorder.almaroad.com/cart/bb_frames.html,
>>where I see you can get the two albums for #5.50 each, and the Broken &
>>Mended
>>and Sugared Almond singles for #4 each. I've bought from them before and
>>got
>>delivery in about 2 days.
>>
>>BTW, a feature in the current Venue says that Gerard's new Art Star
label
>>hopes
>>to re-release the Ensign albums next year, along with solo albums from
>>Gerard
>>and
>>Rodney, and another new 'Planes album, after Cavaliers.
>>
>>Ewan
>>
>>
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