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Re: Hello United Kingdom...can we have your votesplease ?

  • Subject: Re: Hello United Kingdom...can we have your votesplease ?
  • From: "Paul Vearncombe" <vearn@wo...co.uk>
  • Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 18:23:38 +0100
Well I can answer two:

The guitarist and band at the gig played original stuff, much of it being
improvised.

That thing with Ian Kearey was called 'Siamese Boyfriends' and was a bit
like this except that (as far as I know) it was mostly original poetry.  It
did feature a version of 'Dear Though The Night Is Gone', however.

PV2

P.S.  The cummings track with REM backing is my fave.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Philip Rush" <philip_rush@ye...fsnet.co.uk>
To: <blueplanes@st...net>
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: [Blueplanes] Hello United Kingdom...can we have your
votesplease ?


> Dear All
>
> These are my questions.
>
> What precisely is the provenance of the backing music on 'Lit'?
>
> When Gerard performed in Bristol, did the guitarist emulate the music of
> 'Lit' or had he made something else up?
>
> Why some of the Aeroplanes stuff but not others?  (I mean, surely there
are
> other tracks where poems are recited, like the last track on 'Spitting 
> out
> Miracles'?)
>
> Wasn't that thing with Ian Kearey - which I heard once when Frank 
> O'Connor
> played it to me - wasn't that full of this kind of caper?
>
> Who are those bands I've never heard of (ie not REM or Bob Dylan or 
> Love)?
>
> When Gerard performed with the 'other band' in Bristol (a putative second
> volume), what did he choose?
>
> Has anyone heard of W S Graham?
>
> Why not?
>
> And, finally, will that do?
>
> Thanks
>
> Philip
>
> PS The Neruda is probably the stand out track, isn't it?
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