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Re: Details of new 7" single to be released the Fleece gig


  • Subject: Re: Details of new 7" single to be released the Fleece gig
  • From: Patrick Brown <pasddybrownchelsea@ya...co.uk>
  • Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 08:54:20 +0000 (GMT)

Having read with great interest the various replies to this thread, i must 
say 
that i agree with all of them!!....

Why don't they go with an mp3 download version (via web-site) a la iTunes 
@ £5 a 
hit (on or after the release of the 7" vinyl jobbie?).  I'd even offer to 
set it 
up for them (& i'm not a tecchie)...

Likewise, new album??...Mystified to say the least (what happened to 'Good 
Luck 
Signs' aka 'When Things Are Good' then? Was it a USA only (vinyl 
double-album) release with gatefold sleeve?

I assumed (having heard some new songs played last 2 or 3 times live; 
Angela 
Carter/ 25 Kinds of Love etc.) there was enough material to fill it (In 
fact, i 
recall Gerard & Max telling me 'it's the dogs'!!)...

'Anti-Gravity' sounds like a delay tactic to me?

Sorry to sound negative (but like the Glasgow man)...I only have a 
'limited life 
span' myself & am now wondering if any new product (in a playable format) 
will 
ever grace my turn-table (aka CD player) again.

Pat




________________________________
From: Stuart Winfield <stuart@li...co.uk>
To: A Discussion list for The Blue Aeroplanes <blueplanes@bl...org>
Sent: Wed, 8 September, 2010 8:35:57
Subject: Re: [BluePlanes] Details of new 7" single to be released the 
Fleece gig

Further to Phil's harsh but fair description of the apparent business 
plan. 
I don't think Gerard worries about his fan base moving on but I doubt if 
 the 
BAs will be able to establish a new audience (outside of Bristol).

Stuart W





On 8 Sep 2010, at 00:02, phil mason wrote:

Ah yes, that "forthcoming album" rumour again... Lots of description and 
teasing 
over the last year or two, not very much music (although "25 Kinds of 
Love" 
sounded promising).  I've rather given up hope of ever hearing it: I live 
in 
Glasgow, so I have a very low life expectancy, you understand. The Blue 
Aeroplanes? More like the bleedin' Blue Nile in their early years. 

>So, here's the business plan: organise a limited local release of a 
>single in a 
>format that few people still have access to of an outtake from an album 
>that 
>isn't even available. Stunning! An entire  generation of potential fans 
>will be 
>rushing out to buy a record player especially. Granted, album releases 
>get 
>delayed for any number of artistic and non-artistic reasons, but... 
>but... 
>but... Oh, go on Chris, tell us some good news! 
>
>Goadingly,
>Phil
>
>
>
>
>On 7 Sep 2010, at 21:59, Nathaniel Mumford wrote:
>
>
>>Chris has already mentioned that there will be a *brand new* vinyl-only 
>>Aeroplanes single available at the Fleece gig.
>>
>>
>>The title is 'China Brilliance Automotive' b/w 'My Good Self' - and here 
>>are few 
>>more details from Gerard: 
>>
>>
>>"China Brilliance Automotive was written gazing from a Los Angeles hotel 
>>room at 
>>a church that looked like a wedding cake with an 80-foot charity ribbon 
>>on the 
>>front. or maybe the side. It's about being all things to one person or 
>>one thing 
>>to everybody. Neither is likely to succeed. Musically, it's from the 
>>sessions 
>>for the forthcoming 'Anti-Gravity' album, but didn't quite make the 
>>finished 
>>record due to its resemblance to the early Who drunkenly trying to 
>>imitate 
>>Santana. Which is great, obviously, but doesn't sound like anything else 
>>on the 
>>album, hence its release as a spiffing stand-alone single. 
>>
>>
>>"The b-side is a psycho-traumatic rendition of inner conflict as might 
>>have been 
>>filmed in a spy-movie, and was recorded on a Sony Walkman cassette 
>>recorder. On 
>>a boat. With Katie Tomlinson (17) playing violin. Then we decided to buy 
>>a venue 
>>and became the owners of The Fleece (& Firkin for those with long 
>>memories) and 
>>restore it to its former glory. So we are playing a celebratory gig at 
>>The 
>>Fleece on October 2nd at which this single will be made available for 
>>the first 
>>time. And if you can find us, we'll sign it." 
>>
>>
>>We'll share the art just as soon as it's finished...See you all on the 
>>2nd!
>>
>>
>>Nat
>>
>>
>>
>>From: chris.sharp4@vi...net
>>Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2010 12:33:03 +0200
>>To: blueplanes@bl...org
>>Subject: [BluePlanes] Fleece Gig Poster
>>
>>
>>Get behind us.
>> 
>>Feel free to print off and distribute if you live with 50 miles of 
>>Bristol...
>> 
>>
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