From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Saturday, 7 Sep 1996 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Sat, 07 Sep 1996 02:38:19 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Saturday, 7 Sep 1996 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Re: UOK logo Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 5 Sep 1996 if you keep me on a leash and you drag me along... Sorry, let's start fresh UOK logo RE: UOK logo Re: if you keep me on a leash and you drag me along... Re: Besides, Floyd smoked the last page of your letter. Kim and Slurpies... what's the connection? Re: Kim and Slurpies... what's the connection? Re: Pot calling the kettle black! matt is the god of drumming... Tix still available Re: Besides, Floyd smoked the last page of your letter. Re: Pot calling the kettle black! I heard it in the wind... Aragon Re: SP and SG Tix still available Re: Tix still available higest point... what the flying f*ck is this?! Re: Tix still available live show etiquette... BMF/SOMMS CD Chicago tix trade? RE: Tix still available cherry lane books This is GOOD! guitar stuff, mildly sg related SP and SG Chicago Tickets For Sale ------------------------------------------------------------ From: "stella" Subject: Re: UOK logo > any other sommsters of jewish origin every have any problems with the UOK > "S" for that reason? i only single out one religion because it > unfortunately has more significance to us than most people... > I'm not jewish but my boyfriend is. We were watching the PN video and he saw the logo at the end for the first time and he freaked. Yeah he thought it was a swastika at a glance. I had to explain to him what it was since he's not a big fan of sg. I showed him the UMOK insert and explained everything to him. And I have to admit, yeah at a glance, it would seem sorta "swastiky". but that's just moi. - --- srogers@fix.net http://www.fix.net/~srogers http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/1534 "Not only is life a bitch, but its always having puppies" ------------------------------ Subject: Re: Soundgarden Digest, Thursday, 5 Sep 1996 From: moshpit@juno.com Sorry if this isn't about Soundgarden, but does anyone know of other mailing lists for bands? I have Nirvana, Metallica, White Zombie, and Pantera if anybody wants them. Please mail me directly so the digest doesn't get cluttered with a bunch of crap(kind of like this letter!) thanx. David ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: if you keep me on a leash and you drag me along... just a couple of little things. nothing major, really. I've been listening to my rusty cage single a lot over the last couple of days. the two bsides are *great*, songs I hadn't given much time until recently. touch me is cool. the shared vocals between chris and stephanie barber (did I get that right?) are superb. considering how good he sounds with layne and jerry on right turn, maybe he should consider singing with other people more often. maybe mark lanegan would be a good start :) one thing I'm not sure about is whether it is just the two of them singing the chorus. seems like there is another voice in there. maybe matt or ben are in there somewhere. especially cool is ben's rocker, show me. sounds just like the material ben later wrote for the hater album. it never really grabbed me before, but since the start of the week, I haven't been able to get enough of it. for those of you who haven't heard it, ben's great lyrics and strong riffing drive this song along smoothly, so smoothly that I ended up listening to it's two minutes and change about six times last night. it is kinda tame until the second chorus is out of the way, and then chris really warms up (during the bridge, I think) and starts wailing along to matt's pounding floor tom. of special note is kim's doubled lead break. the left channel is a kind of melodic whirl, while the right is like the off-beat solo he recorded for _twisted willie_. if there was a video for it, I'd pick it as song of the week. no doubt about it :) ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: Jessblndi@aol.com Subject: Sorry, let's start fresh Okay, I'm not going to make any more excuses or anything. I will agree with everyone that what I originally wrote didn't sound too good and I really should have worded things differently, but I didn't, so I wrote another letter to try and justify myself. But that only seemed to get me in deeper, I hope this one does a little better. I really want to apologize I know I probably made an interesting image for myself to some people. I do want to thank the people who did understand me because I was really getting flamed and it really made me feel bad. You can quote this letter all you want, I just want to drop this subject from here on out. Can't We All Just Get Along? ....JK! Well at least we all share the one same view that Soundgarden is an incredibly talented band, now argue all you want with me on that one! I just wanted to ask a question also - Is this borgostj guy getting on anyones nerves yet? I really think he is very rude and his contrbutions really don't mean anything. If I was Seth I would drop him because he's continually going off the topic. Get mad at me for saying this but I really feel he is a nuisance, Heck, I'm probably a nuisance too, but I enjoy what people say and as much as you guys flame me I really do take it as constructive criticism... believe it or not! anyways, Keep on Rockin' Jessica ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: UOK logo i was wearing my UOK hat today, like i do almost every day lately (raining), and as i was standing at the bus stop, looking at my reflection, i thought about the recent thread on here about how it looks like a swastika?? i don't see it... i think it only looks like a swastika to those who don't really know what one looks like. believe me, i wouldn't be caught dead wearing anything that even remotely resembled a swastika, and for reasons a hell of a lot more significant than being mistaken for a skinhead. ;-( any other sommsters of jewish origin every have any problems with the UOK "S" for that reason? i only single out one religion because it unfortunately has more significance to us than most people... *shrug* - --caryn ------------------------------ From: Eliza J Polly Subject: RE: UOK logo >any other sommsters of jewish origin every have any problems with >the UOK "S" for that reason No, i have no problem with it. Not at all. In fact it never crossed my mind, and i have a definite sensitivity to stuff like that! If it had EVER crossed my mind, i would not only not own UOK but would feel very uncomfortable about SG in general. It is pretty clear when a swastika is a swastika. I don't see at all with the "S", but unfortunately, now i think about it. - --eliza ------------------------------ From: RKCNDY Subject: Re: if you keep me on a leash and you drag me along... At 03:41 PM 9/6/96 +1000, you wrote: > > > maybe he should consider >singing with other people more often. maybe mark lanegan would be a good >start :) Well...matter of fact..Chris has sang with Mark..On the Screaming Tree's album "Uncle Anesthesia" which btw Chris Co-Produced...Chris sings backing vocals on "Alice Said", "Uncle Anesthesia", and "Before We Arise"..and Chris plays the recorder on "Lay Your Head Down" Ryan ------------------------------ From: BTimLake@aol.com Subject: Re: Besides, Floyd smoked the last page of your letter. >I just watched that movie True Romance for like the 500th time. I love >when Floyd is baking up in the den with Outshined playing in the >background... it seems so fitting for the situation...... For those who >have'nt seen it, it's a "good fuckin' movie" . >Later, Mr. Bunchypants - the guy who thinks he got ripped off by cdnow. I just wanted to agree that it is a fucking awesome movie. You probably already know this all, but I'm going to spout trivia anyway. True Romance's original music scores were written by Hans Zimmer (The Lion King, Africa: The Serengeti, and tons of other stuff) TR was written by Quentin Tarantino. It was directed, though, by Tony Scott who is the brother (pretty sure, close relation, at least) of Ridley Scott (Blade Runner, Aliens, White Squall) and the father or uncle (again, not sure exactly) of Jason (damn, forgot his first name, but I think that's it) Scott who directed the Outshined and Burden In My Hand videos. I know that trivia got kind of hazy, but I know there's someone on here who can solidify those connections. -- Ben Ben Timberlake In my CD Player this week: Northwestern University NO CODE - Pearl Jam Medill School of Journalism btimlake@aol.com -30- http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~bft718 "Takin' it home to rock out for the kids... If you wanna buy a band we're taking bids." -- Presidents of The USA, "Devil In A Sleepin' Bag" From Twisted Willie: Non-tribute album for Willie Nelson ------------------------------ From: ShRooMGrLz@aol.com Subject: Kim and Slurpies... what's the connection? Just a quick trivia question: What does our Kimbo and the Slurpie have in common?? (No, Slurpie is not my new pet name for Chris... get your minds out of the gutter for five minutes, ok?!?) Heheheh... just kidding. Answer: They have the same birthday!! Kim and that frosty slushy-like drink that can be purchased at your local convenience store from a guy that looks suspiciously like Elvis have something in common! I had forgotten to post about this on Kim's birthday, damn me. But just thought I'd throw that out there for y'all. You're welcome. Love me, bye-bye... Shroom Red Haired Devil-Hootchie, Proud member of the Kim Thayil Mercenary Squad, and Seattle-bound-obsessed-SOMMS-psycho (See you in October, Chris and Matt!!!) "Damn, but that Shroom girl is one sexy babe!!" ~ Chris Cornell (Words not necessarily said in that order...) <~~~ my disclaimer "Excuse me, Mr. Thayil... what speed film do you think I should use?" :::: SMACK!! :::: ------------------------------ From: Stella Rogers Subject: Re: Kim and Slurpies... what's the connection? Heheh...when i first read the subject of this i thought it had some kind of racial 7-11 joke kinda thing. Sorry! I know...i should have known better. shame on me... stella On Fri, 6 Sep 1996 ShRooMGrLz@aol.com wrote: > Just a quick trivia question: What does our Kimbo and the Slurpie have > in common?? (No, Slurpie is not my new pet name for Chris... get your minds > out of the gutter for five minutes, ok?!?) Heheheh... just kidding. > Answer: They have the same birthday! ------------------------------ From: BTimLake@aol.com Subject: Re: Pot calling the kettle black! >>SHUT UP ABOUT OTHER BANDS IT ANNYS ME & EVERYONE ELSE > >Excuse me but am I the only person being annoyed by this fine fellow!!! >Have >some manners, take off your cap lock, write in complete sentences and >please >have something of some redeeming quality to contribute. toni Yeah, I think Burgostj is finally proving that there should perhaps be an age requirement for somms membership (jest, people). I recall him stating that he (she?) is eleven. Burgostj, I would suggest you post your thoughts to the newsgroup and maybe just _read_ the mailing list for a while. Thanks! -- Ben Ben Timberlake In my CD Player this week: Northwestern University NO CODE - Pearl Jam Medill School of Journalism btimlake@aol.com -30- http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~bft718 "Takin' it home to rock out for the kids... If you wanna buy a band we're taking bids." -- Presidents of The USA, "Devil In A Sleepin' Bag" From Twisted Willie: Non-tribute album for Willie Nelson ------------------------------ From: "Luck's Last Match" Subject: matt is the god of drumming... Ok, i was at this concert last night, and before the power died, i was paying particular attention to the drummers, and um, if i could use matt as a standard of comparison, DRUMMERS SUCK! They both only played two pieces of their set at a time....Matt was like all over the set in the same beat! These guys would play 1 bar snare and crash then one bar tom and crash....Matt should just teach them....If i had a drum set, i'd try to be like matt....Of courses i have a guitar and i'm not like kim yet.....Well, he's been at it for 30 years, he's got an advantage. That's my excuse. ;) Also, i was at this record store the other day, and i saw this poster of a guy looking for fellow musicians, and he listed soundgarden as an influence. Needless to say, all the little phone number thingys were torn off....but what was wierd that the thing had just been put up that morning. I saw the sign at 2, and the store opens at 11... Ok, i'm done now... Who's gonna play for me while i sing beyond the wheel?!?!?!?!?!?! "Standing with my enenmies, hung on my horns.." -SG ------------------------------ Subject: Tix still available From: tonerkin@usa.pipeline.com (Tonerkin) To any one who is interested:(Bonnie) I called Ticketmaster this morning(9-6) and there are still tickets available for the Soundgarden show on November 10th(Sunday). The number is 1-312-559-1212. There are quite a few of us going to go that night also. So come join sommsfest 96. The next day is Veterans Day you might be off of work and/or school anyway. We all might feel like a war veterans after two nights at the Aragon!!! toni ------------------------------ From: ADDC Subject: Re: Besides, Floyd smoked the last page of your letter. On Fri, 6 Sep 1996 BTimLake@aol.com wrote: > It was directed, though, by Tony Scott who is the > brother (pretty sure, close relation, at least) of Ridley Scott (Blade > Runner, Aliens, White Squall) and the father or uncle (again, not sure > exactly) of Jason (damn, forgot his first name, but I think that's it) > Scott who directed the Outshined and Burden In My Hand videos. I know > that trivia got kind of hazy, but I know there's someone on here who can > solidify those connections. > -- Ben Actually Ben, I believe it was Jake Scott who directed Burden and Outshined. - -vince *she kissed me like she was trying to suck my soul right out of me...and I* *let her* ------------------------------ From: Burgostj@aol.com Subject: Re: Pot calling the kettle black! what is so bad about caps lock thats so lim thinking it is shouting!!!! ------------------------------ From: Taylor Holmes Subject: I heard it in the wind... I was flipping around on the tube... you know... how f*&# up guys do with the radio blaring and the TV on... pausing on a baseball game or discovery channel... I found myself really watching 'the 700 club'... in the 2 minutes I watched that show, they had a big picture of the middle east and they were talking about 'the signs of the times'... the next sequence pictured an asteroid... seriously talking about... almost threatening people, with the end of the world... How this relates to SG>>> SG really changed from BMF to SUnknown... SU, to me, has a much darker message... you know the 'mood' you get from an album?.. SU has a certain mood to me that really makes me think... about... well.. the end of the world... Am I crazy? Later, Mr. Bunchypants - the guy whose car battery gave out yesterday... ------------------------------ From: "Phelan, Kate" Subject: Aragon Thanks for the welcome, toni! I hope I see you at the show on Nov. 10... I live in Chicago, and I've never been to the Aragon, so I'm wondering what to expect. Are there seats, or is it actually like a Ballroom (big open space)? I saw a commercial yesterday for a new movie, titled "Feeling Minnesota" starring Cameron Diaz and Keanu Reeves. It doesn't look like the kind of movie I'd go see, but I'm curious about where they got the title, if it's referring to SG's "Outshined" lyric. ------------------------------ From: Taylor Holmes Subject: Re: SP and SG 'Perhaps Billy Corgan mentioned SG in the MTV Music Awards to try to smooth over the rocky relationship between him and Kim?' Perhaps the relationship was'nt that rocky... I mean...as a band, Soundgarden surely chuckled at Billy's whiny, distraught attitude... but the 'confrontation' was brought to light by innovative journalists... you know... the same people who brought us the Vince Niel/Axl Rose conflict back when I reaaalllyyy subscribed to circus magazine... ;) Later, Mr. Bunchypants - who honestly likes TBS's show 'Dinner and a Movie'... ------------------------------ Subject: Tix still available From: tonerkin@usa.pipeline.com (Tonerkin) To any one who is interested: I called Ticketmaster this morning(9-6) and there are still tickets available for the Soundgarden show on November 10th(Sunday). The number is 1-312-559-1212. There are quite a few of us going to go that night also. So come join sommsfest 96. The next day is Veterans Day you might be off of work and/or school anyway. We all might feel like a war veterans after two nights at the Aragon!!! toni ------------------------------ From: ansel@morgan.com Subject: Re: Tix still available I have a ticket for the 10th. I need a ticket for the 9th, a decent airfare and humane flight times. Cheap Tickets has a fare of $308, but the flight arrived in Chicago at 6:00 am after a 3 hour layover in Las Vegas and arrived back in Seattle at 4:30 am on Tuesday morning. So my point is, I need help on this one. This is my last day at this e-mail addie. As of Sept. 13 I'll be at vikki@u.washington.edu ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Date: 9/6/96 5:26 PM To any one who is interested: I called Ticketmaster this morning (9-6) and there are still tickets available for the Soundgarden show on November 10th (Sunday). The number is 1-312-559-1212. There are quite a few of us going to go that night also. So come join sommsfest 96. The next day is Veterans Day you might be off of work and/or school anyway. We all might feel like a war veterans after two nights at the Aragon!!! toni ------------------------------ From: KVN Subject: higest point... > I think he sings higher in some of the stuff on > Sceaming Life. Especially on Tears to Forget. > Maybe even on Hand of God. I think the higest I can remember hearing Cornell sing is on their cover of Smokestack Lightning, near the end... almost makes your ears bleeed... also... I always thought Hiro sang Tears to Forget... am I waaaay off on this one? Kevin (Outshined) ------------------------------ From: dwy2@po.cwru.edu (Bu Shi Bai Ren) Subject: what the flying f*ck is this?! OK people, For some reason, I just got the Aug. 19 digest as a new message. Any ways, I reread it and spied this little jem: > > >What else.....oh yeah. While in NC last week, I found a copy of Somms. They >were asking $40, but I jewed 'em down to $30. Am I being too PC, or does anyone else have a problem with this? Whoever the fuck wrote this wasn't using their head. Now don't get me wrong--I'm not labeling this person as some super-Nazi or something. BUT I find this to be very offensive. Call me crazy, but using racial slurs is not acceptable behavior in my book. I myself am not jewish. I have friends who are, but that doesn't matter. If I didn't know a single jewish person I would still be upset with this little comment. Jews aren't cheap money-hoarders and "blood-suckers". Blacks aren't illiterate/homeless/druggie/watermelon-eatin' niggers. Hispanics aren't border-jumpin/no-good/jobless/greasey spics. Get the picture? Ignorant morons actually believe these preconceptions and perpetuate them. Whoever wrote this, maybe you were only jokingly using the verb "jewed". If so, I ain't laughing. If you actually use this word in your everyday language, then you've got some problems. We've got enough troubles in this world. We don't need bigotry, racism, and hatred being perpetuated on this digest. Right now some of you are saying: "Now hold up there, buddy. Isn't that going a bit far? After all, they just said a simple word." You tell me. How does the vast majority of racism start? Racists don't spontaneously go out and lynch the first black person they meet. Neither do they gas the first jew they spy walking down the street. This is a Soundgarden Digest, remember? You know--music being the universal language, breaking down borders all over the world? I don't know--maybe I'm a bleeding heart liberal idealist. All I'm saying is that whenever you say or do anything, on the Digest, whereever, THINK. Everything we do has ramifications. See ya, Victor "Sometimes we look for the evil noise, but most of the time we look for the phat beat." "...gun savage for teenagers who are aesthetically pleasing--in other words; fly..." --Soul Coughing - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------------- "You heard about the things that we used; you heard about the thing that 1 and 1 makes 2; you heard about the things that make you blue; but what about the things that you used to do?" --G. Love & Special Sauce - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------------- "...cuz some of us is wise, an' some of us suckas, but we all bleed red--even racist muthaf*ckas" --the FLC ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: Tix still available On Fri, 6 Sep 1996 ansel@morgan.com wrote: > I have a ticket for the 10th. I need a ticket for the 9th, > a decent airfare and humane flight times. I also need a ticket for the 9th. I think I can come up with humane flight times, but $300 is what you are going to pay. i've got a call into my travel agent right now. Aaron! what are you doing? SOMMSfest '96 Chicago : the KTMS at the Aragon Brawlroom - --caryn ------------------------------ From: jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu (grote) Subject: live show etiquette... caryn wrote: > for myself, i'm always > polite and nice to the security guards at shows here, most of whom work > all the shows, and they ALWAYS give me set lists, etc. because i'm nice. > not because i flash my boobs (trust me, girls do that), or anything else. > because i treat them like a human being. > > matt's drum tech gave me that stick at the showbox show because he knew i > was a FAN, because i'd been there on line since 3pm and toughed out the > show in the front row. amen, caryn...amen. :) my greatest success stories involving getting "in with the band" and collecting cool band stuff all revolve around one simple fact: security people and show organizers are the key. i went to a helmet show a couple of years ago and ended up talking with page (hamilton...bandmaster extraordinaire) for 5-10 minutes. he gave me a guitar pick (a big fat meaty pick) and his water bottle and it was all just dandy. the security people saw me arrive early and stake out the front row, and i talked to several of them so they kind of backed off when i hopped around right next to the stage. the band was slated to play a show the next day in another town and wanted to know about the venue, and I started screaming above the din until page heard me...i was quite familiar with the joint and moved up to the front so I could tell him about it...very cool...i started talking about his pedal setup and demonstrated an interest, and we just gabbed... the screaming estrogen female crowd was relatively tame on that particular occasion...because the helmet boys are all pretty ordinary looking. like the boys you grew up with next door...great folks. they probably would have laughed at anybody who tried to get "sexy" with them. anyway, i didn't have similar results at lollapalooza in my efforts to root around backstage...i made it past one wave of security and saw some band folks hobnobbing during rancid's set, but I was a good 40 yards away, so no big deal. unfortunately, the idiot fan factor at those sorts of shows seems to call for a strict tightening of security measures...a friend of mine who was supposed to get back-stage access to cover stuff for the radio station he works for was essentially denied...he had to stay off the stage and basically hung out in the "press tent." oh well...seeing sg perform was pleasure enough... i've also rambled enough... later... - -- ######################################################################## # GROTE!!!!! "I don't remember half the time # # If I'm hiding or I'm lost # # jgrotelu@herbie.unl.edu But I'm on my way....." -Chris Cornell # ######################################################################## ------------------------------ From: Gonzo Subject: BMF/SOMMS CD Many many thanks to the person who provided this list with the Web address for INYOUREAR.I checked the rare cd list and as you said,there was the BMF/SOMMS cd.I e-mailed the proprietor and I am now Owner of a Complete BMF/SOMMS CD.Is some one on the list still maintaining a list for bmf/somms? Gonzo Jaime Gonzalez Computer Repair Technician Engineering Services Michigan State University 505 Computer Center 353-5266 JGG@pilot.msu.edu FAX:517/3536506 ------------------------------ From: BTimLake@aol.com Subject: Chicago tix trade? If someone has two tickets for Saturday night, Nov. 9 at the Aragon and would like to trade them for two Sun. night tickets, please email me. -- Ben Ben Timberlake You get your chance to try Northwestern University In the twinkling of an eye Medill School of Journalism Eighty years, with luck, or even less. btimlake@aol.com -30- http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~bft718 "Takin' it home to rock out for the kids... If you wanna buy a band we're taking bids." -- Presidents of The USA, "Devil In A Sleepin' Bag" From Twisted Willie: Non-tribute album for Willie Nelson ------------------------------ From: Eliza J Polly Subject: RE: Tix still available >There are quite a few of us going >to go that night also. So come join sommsfest 96. Yeah, I'd say quite a few!!! There are currently 18 people on the Chicago ticket holders list(who wanted me to know they were going, hehe).....!!!!!!! counting the days n packin my bags... eliza ------------------------------ From: infinite Subject: cherry lane books geez, i went into a local musci store and say DOTU tab books, that was = quick!! I WAS RIGHT ABOUT OVERFLOATER!!!!! i was so happy, it's the = first time since birth ritual that i've actually figured out a sg song = just right.... also, is there somewhere i can order a louder than love book? or = badmotorfinger (read: any of them) ??? i haven't been able to find a = ordering thingy from cherry lane, and i don't want to have to go through = a music store (they're slow)... it was pretty neat how they talked about = the band at the beginning of the DOTU book, but i didn't bother to read = it. most just have the tab and maybe a few pictures. to anyone who'll know: what kind of effects does sg use? i know they = have the thing with dunlop for the crybaby 535, but what else like delay = or distortion, etc? infinite =20 ------------------------------ From: Jentje Subject: This is GOOD! Wow! This is soo cool. In the beginning of June, there was a Soundgarden trivia contest in CHART magazine, which of course I entered.... Well guess what? It turns out I WON!! Today I received a parcelin the mail which had the limited-edition double LP of DOTU, four DOTU stickers, two DOTU psters and a "Pretty Noose" t-shirt. As you've probably guessed I'm REALLY happy, and think this started out to be a bad week... Toodles!! ~>Jenn ------------------------------ From: infinite Subject: guitar stuff, mildly sg related i tried out some epiphones today (lefties are scarce and $$) and i was = wondering if the SG (the guitar) copies are similar to the guilds kim = uses, i love his wah tone and the humbuckers seem to be what's doing it. = i had to try them out on crates (ugh) and they sounded shitty, but that = was definately the amps. also, is there all that much difference in tone = between the SG style g-tars and les paul style ones? i've come to think = i need a humbucking guitar (the strat's getting limiting) and i'm in the = market w/ little $$ and the guitars i looked at are cheaper than my = strat AND left handed ------------------------------ From: vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu (Vasant Ramamurthy) Subject: SP and SG Perhaps Billy Corgan mentioned SG in the MTV Music Awards to try to smooth over the rocky relationship between him and Kim? Vasant ****************************************************************************** THE REFUGE OF THE DAMNED - Check out lots o' music stuff here!! http://ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu/~vman/me.html vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu "When new damage comes, it's a new word for plague, a new world order, a new word for hate" - New Damage - Soundgarden ------------------------------ From: vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu (Vasant Ramamurthy) Subject: Chicago Tickets For Sale Just in case somebody didn't catch my post the first time, I have 2 tickets for the Saturday, Nov. 9 show in Chicago for sale. Whoever is interested, e-mail me. Later, I'll have a drawing and will pick 2 people (1 ticket each) who get to buy the tickets. More later. See ya, Vasant ****************************************************************************** THE REFUGE OF THE DAMNED - Check out lots o' music stuff here!! http://ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu/~vman/me.html vman@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu "When new damage comes, it's a new word for plague, a new world order, a new word for hate" - New Damage - Soundgarden ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 2 Issue 236] ****************************************