From: somms@mit.edu To: somms-digest@mit.edu Subject: Soundgarden Digest, Wednesday, 18 Sep 1996 Reply-To: somms@mit.edu Date: Wed, 18 Sep 1996 02:10:22 EDT Sender: saperl The Soundgarden Digest: Wednesday, 18 Sep 1996 listadmin: saperl@mit.edu list archive: http://www.sgi.net/soundgarden/archive/ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: email saperl@mit.edu Today's Topics: Re: southeast sommsters... Brandies show Re: #14...shrimp royale w/ cheese Re: Best Album? Re: Best Album? SG Spotlight #14...shrimp royale w/ cheese Electric Factory tix go on sale... Oops, Electric Factory best album Re: #14...shrimp royale w/ cheese Re: best album I'm bored out of my mind Re: best album #14 update The best album... Glasgow - 16 Sept 1996!!!! (fwd) A request NYC Ticket Ordeal BIMH Midi RE: Smoking cigars, drinking red meat..... sigh.. RE: SHOCKED!! is it really your hair...? in a blue flame ford... More insane spontaneous thoughts from yours truly... ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Taylor Holmes Subject: Re: southeast sommsters... Yeah Boy, you bet I'm planning on cruising down to Atlanta. Let me know what the plans are, if any... Later, Taylor ------------------------------ From: Michael Groark Subject: Brandies show Does anyone have any info on when the Brandies show tickets go on sale? ------------------------------ From: "Chris or Richard Kreidl" Subject: Re: #14...shrimp royale w/ cheese sell it to the crack dealer!!! you can become friends, and then get a lot of crack for free, then have a constant high! I saw that cause how do you know who owns the phone?? Chris __BEGIN AD FOR ICENET SIGNATURE_________ Hate lag on IRC? Hate all the pricks who try to flood you on IRC? Well come to IceNet, the lag free, flooder free IRC network who's opers actually do stuff! Just connect to irc.icenet.org and you will be magically transported to this IRC Heaven! (if you dont have an IRC client, and you use a PC just send mail to me with a subject of... I want an IRC client! and it'll get sent to you!) ------------------------------ From: Joe Cennamo Subject: Re: Best Album? On Mon, 16 Sep 1996, Ben Eardley wrote: > Okay muchachos (need not spell it fon-ett-ik-all-eeee), here's da question. > What is the best Soundgarden album created? My votes with Superunknown. > Just send 'em in people. > -clockwork orange > > definatly superunknown. Then probably screaming life. joec ------------------------------ From: Stardog Subject: Re: Best Album? At 16:25 16/09/96 -0400, you wrote: >Okay muchachos (need not spell it fon-ett-ik-all-eeee), here's da question. >What is the best Soundgarden album created? My votes with Superunknown. >Just send 'em in people. >-clockwork orange > 1st. Badmotorfinger 2nd. Down On The Upside 3rd. Louder Than Love 4th. Screaming Life/FOPP 5th. Ultramega OK 6th. Superunknown ------------------------------ From: Geoff Kleemola Subject: SG Spotlight Canadian sommsters and sommsters who somehow receive MuchMusic, might be pleased to know that Much will be airing the two-part Soundgarden Spotlight on October 7th and 8th. If it is identical to the last one, (it is a rerun) it contains all videos except Flower, Superunknown, and of course PN and BIMH. (Only the Canadian or non-US version of Outshined is played). Geoff ------------------------------ From: Eric Gardner Subject: #14...shrimp royale w/ cheese Yet another cd single. A Spoonman cd single (with Fresh Tendrils, Cold Bitch and Exit Stonehenge) is the prize. With your entry, you can vote on my latest moral dilemma. Today on my way to work I found a cellular phone. Do I return it to its owner...or sell it to a crack dealer? The usual crap: email to enter, name drawn at random, winner only need provide and address blah blah blah... Eric ------------------------------ From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI FREER) Subject: Electric Factory tix go on sale... I called TM just 5 minutes ago and they told me that the tickets for the Soundgarden show on November 21, at the electric factory go on sale on October 4, which is a friday. just letting the 5 or 6 EF people here on SOMMS know that on Oct 4, wake up and pick up the phone and call!! I'm not sure what time, i guess the same time all tix for concerts go on sale??? i'll call back and get an exact time later today. mind riot ____ "It's a feeling everyone gets. Yr all happy with yr life, everything's going well, things are exciting-- when all of a sudden you realize yr unhappy in the extreme, to the point of being really, really scared. There's no particular event you can pin the feeling down to, it's just that you realize one day that everything in yr life is FUCKED!" chris cornell ------------------------------ From: endless_nameless@prodigy.com (GRRL NIKI FREER) Subject: Oops, Electric Factory oh yeah, i forgot, the tix are $18.25. so there ya go, mind riot, the source of EF tix info! :) mind riot "i'm luck's last match struck in the pouring down wind..." ____ "It's a feeling everyone gets. Yr all happy with yr life, everything's going well, things are exciting-- when all of a sudden you realize yr unhappy in the extreme, to the point of being really, really scared. There's no particular event you can pin the feeling down to, it's just that you realize one day that everything in yr life is FUCKED!" chris cornell ------------------------------ From: rea47935@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu (hasswipee) Subject: best album >>What is the best Soundgarden album created? >didn't we have a poll like this one time? yes we did. i did it. just in case someone missed it, or for the benefit of new list members since the summer, here it is again: well...ill hold your suspense no longer..here are the results from the favorite album poll. the rankings were achieved by taking each person's number one sg album and then giving it 6 points, each person's number two fave album received 5 points, so on... 1)Badmotorfinger - 116 2)Down On The Upside - 98 3)Superunknown - 92 4)Ultramega OK - 53 5)Louder Than Love - 51 6)Screaming Life/Fopp - 44 22 People sent in their rankings. 50% thought Badmotorfinger was the best album. 22% thought Superunknown was the best album. 13% thought Down on The Upside was the best album. 4% thought Louder Than Love was the best album. 4% thought Screaming Life/Fopp was the best album. Raul, Hasswipee, Whatever http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~rea49625/ CD's im obsessed with this week: R.E.M. - New Adventures in Hi-Fi, Screaming Trees - Dust ------------------------------ From: Renee Freeling Subject: Re: #14...shrimp royale w/ cheese Sell it to the crack dealer. You might make a good friend out of the deal. Crack dealers are people too. ------------------------------ Subject: Re: best album From: jsimpson@mail03.mitre.org (Jamesetta Simpson) Enjoyed that, do another one. How about best song or member of the band. Or how about best b-side or cover done by the band.. Come on Raul, Hasswipee, Whatever, do another one.. Jamie (Village Idiot working way to late) BTW: Caryn are you doing signs for the Chicago SOMMsfest 96'???? ------------------------------ From: Monnica Lewis Subject: I'm bored out of my mind Hi again. Still no answer from the fanclub about meeting the guys in Chicago. (Maybe they're considering it?!?!) Also, no one ever responded but, I really think that that is Chris' Susan in the BHS video. Check it out. What do you think? Anyway, does anyone ever just want to break their rusty cage and run? Monnica :-{ ------------------------------ From: caryn rose Subject: Re: best album On Tue, 17 Sep 1996, Jamesetta Simpson wrote: > BTW: Caryn are you doing signs for the Chicago SOMMsfest 96'???? caryn will not be attending Chicago SOMMSfest 1996. ;-( three dates in the pacific northwest will do me just fine, and after last night, i will never, ever, ever, ever again go anywhere near the pit for a g.a. show by ANY band. for those who were talking about writing the fan club, i guess you all missed that mail, but any fan club activities that would take place would be for CHICAGO area fan club members only. i wrote and asked them about tickets and mentioned it was for the mailing list... they don't seem to care. *shrug* - --caryn ------------------------------ From: Eric Gardner Subject: #14 update Entries taken until this Friday, Sept 20th. ------------------------------ From: ben.eardley@utoronto.ca (Ben Eardley) Subject: The best album... Yeah! All you fans probably had a feeling of the outcome, the polled best album is BADMOTORFINGER. Heh, you pict it, second place goes to Superunknown. I am not sure what came in third...do you think my memory is that good? But it is conclusive, the people have spoken! - -clockwork orange ------------------------------ Subject: Glasgow - 16 Sept 1996!!!! (fwd) From: seth Brydon thought this might be too long to send to the list, but I think all should see it... - ------- Forwarded Message To: saperl@MIT.EDU Subject: Glasgow - 16 Sept 1996!!!! Date: Tue, 17 Sep 1996 18:44:57 +0100 From: Brydon Cheyney CS95 Well Seth - My debut SG gig was fucking unbelievable to say the least! I've spent the last couple of hours writing up a report for you - I think it's too long to send in to the SOMMS list so do with it what you will, if you think that you'd like to stick it on the homepage I'd be more than happy! Well I'm off to Shetland for a week before coming back down again for university -- keep me subscribed and I'll wade through the shit when I get back. Cheers, Brydon Well, here goes... Date: 16 September 1996 Venue: Glasgow Barrowlands Artist: Soundgarden (Support: Moby ) I expected it to be fucking amazing. I phoned Stephen Johnstone from the SOMMS list and we agreed to meet up at Killkenny's (Irish Bar) at 6:30. Cool. I also got hold of Jonathan Ritch, a friend of mine from Shetland who's in Glasgow just now. Trouble is, his college course started last week and he hasn't got a flat yet, so I didn't know if I could get hold of him. I got a contact number from his Mam and tried phoning... and I got hold of him! It was like 'You wanta see SG tonight - I've got a spare ticket?' Needless to say he was fairly excited by the idea so he agreed to meet me at Killkenny's at 7:00 after he did some homework (he does a Sound Engineering course and this is his homework - get this: He has to select any musical track and analyse it, describing where each instrument is placed in the mix. Bastard! Homework that's fun to do... ) So I met Stephen and I had a pint - Stephen had to stick to Coke (the drinking stuff, not the snorting stuff... ) as he was driving *UNLUCKY!!* Ha Ha Ha Ha!!! Jonathan arrived and I hadn't seen him in ages so we had another two pints while Stephen sipped him coke. We left as it was coming up to 8:00 as the doors opened at 7:30. As we walked into the Barrowlands we could hear that the support band - Moby - - had already started! They were a huge fucking surprise... I don't know if you've heared of him, but Moby is a techno artist - but after hearing some heavy stuff he was inspired to try it himself... and it's fucking excellent! It was powerful as fuck and he ripped through half an hour plus of solid crowd-pleasing aggression - you're unlucky not to have him for the US tour. In the delay before SG, Stephen, Jonathan and myself made our way to the front - about the second row - and waited with baited breath for the mighty beast that is Soundgarden to take the stage. Around 9:30 Chris and the boys took the stage under a blanket of near darkness hailed by an explosion of noise... I was at the centre/right position of the stage - between Chris and Ben, Kim was to Chris's right and Matt was pounding the skins at the back. Just for you I tried to catch *EVERYTHING*, so for full details... Chris was wearing black jeans, a black work-shirt and for the first few songs a cool smart black leather jacket. Kim had a Tool T-Shirt on and Matt had a Fuck You Crew T-Shirt. Ben had a green T-shirt (as far as I can remember), leather trousers (Rock 'n Roll or what, eh?) and a perpetual scowl. He did start to make a bird silhouette with his hands at one point but a smile failed to break on his face during this unlikely moment of tranquillity... Ben was playing Fender Jazz Basses exclusively, Chris was playing Fender Telecasters and Kim switched between his Black Guild S200, Black Gibson Les Paul Custom and I even saw him with one of Chris's Telecasters. Chris and Kim I assume are still playing through Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifiers and fuck knows what Ben was playing through. All the cabs were Mesa 4x12's. Matt was playing drums... Phew... Oh yeah - I could see the CC lookalike Caryn mentioned in the Showbox gig review, he seemed to be Matts drum roadie... One thing I'll mention right now - I tried for the life of me to remember the set-list for you but to no avail - I was having to much of a good time! I tried to get a set-list at the end but the bouncers had none of it, they wouldn't get me one from the stage - Bastards! I know what song's they played - just not the order... They took the stage with 'Spoonman' which was fucking unbelievable and totally unexpected and proceded to rip through two more pre-DOTU tracks, namely 'Searching with My Good Eye Closed' and 'Let Me Drown' before taking the first plunge into new waters with 'Ty Cobb' which was easily as vicious as it is on record and I didn't expect this so early in the set. Cool. It's around now my memory begins to fail me when I try to remember the set order. I mean, I'm not even sure if 'Ty Cobb' was after 'Let Me Drown'... but I'll do my best... Next up was another surprise - 'Head Down' from Superunknown... I must say this has never been one of my favourite SG tracks but it had a very cool vibe when played live. 'Burden In My Hand' and 'Pretty Noose' which were fucking excellent live, especially PN. It was cool standing pretty much right in front of Ben who plays some wicked goddamn bass licks - the man's a fucking great player. The sound for the first few songs were pretty good, but it cleared up and improved by the time the DOTU tracks were aired and the sound was positively fucking hot. Well, from now on songs are in no fucking order - I just can't remember the set order. Sorry, but at least I can remember all the songs they *DID* play. All I could think about at the gig was "Dena's gonna kill me if I can't remember the set-list..." Ah well, impending death is on the way... Chris mentioned the fact he loved playing in Glasgow, which seemed fairly heart felt - I mean he wouldn't say he hated the place would he... They seemed to be having a good time, the smiles were there (except Ben... ) and the sweat was literally dripping from their bodies - Shroom would've *LOVED* it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 'Mailman' was crushing, the slab-like riffs punching their way through the mix - this was one powerful fucking song... 'Never Named' was in there somewhere which rocked... 'My Wave' was played... 'Blow Up The Outside World' is still better than 'Burden In My Hand', even live... They played the Doors 'Waiting For The Sun' which hopefully they'll record sometime as it slays... Chris did a solo version of 'Black Hole Sun' which was cool-as-fuck, he did about half of it before the rest of the band rejoined him on stage for a 2-3 minute jam (which seemed to include PN again!) before performing a mellow 'Boot Camp' which really does work well live. Like the Showbox show it included some fucking cool intro/outro jamming and anyone seeing SG live is going to love it... 'Rusty Cage' and 'Drawing Flies' from BMF were both aired and for me were two highlights of the show. 'Drawing Flies' simply rocked like a bastard and the fucked up timing in the riff of the bridge of 'Rusty Cage' is as jaw-droppingly heavy as ever. Shame Chris doesn't leap around to it like he used to (a la 'Motorvision') but I guess he's getting too old... ;) 'Rhinosaur' was the last of the DOTU songs, which was cool enough but something like 'An Unkind' would've been better... 'Fell On Black Days' is the last song I can remember they played - - I can't remember if it closed the set or not - but was included in the main set somewhere... Man, I'd kill for a set-list so I could know where the fuck I am here... I can't remember the main set closer - It could've been 'Rusty Cage', maybe 'Fell On Black Days' - I just can't remember... Fuck!!!! I tried to go out of my way to remember but to no avail... maybe Stephen remembers... They came back on and opened up the encores with what I can only presume was the Captain Beefheart song they aired at the Showbox a couple of months ago... I didn't recognise it that's for sure and it wasn't an SG number... Hope someone else can help with this! I can't actually remember how many encores they played - I know they did at least two - I just can't remember whether 'Rusty Cage' was an encore or not... I don't think so, but... Well two encores isn't a hell of a lot but after the sheer quality of the main set I wasn't too bothered... But the big shock of the night was the final song, for me this was *THE* fucking moment of the whole gig... by this time I'd been at the barrier for about twenty minutes so I'd been at the front for the whole gig and I was pretty fucked by then... but when the opening salvo of *'FULL ON KEVIN'S MOM'!!!!* assaulted my eardrums all hell broke loose! Revitalised energy came from nowhere and I was screaming at the top of my lungs! I mean, this is one of my all time SG faves and I was praying for some earlier SG stuff, 'Hunted Down', 'Little Joe' or anything from 'UltraMegaOK'. This was the earliest they got and by fuck it was magic! "We were three, Kev's mom made four... we don't come round any more" I thought there would be more but to my disappointment, no. No 'Jesus Christ Pose' to end the night on a real high - but what the fuck, the set was awsome and my first SG concert was something worth remembering. The vibe was great, the crowd was friendly - even the bouncers were pretty cool and were always handing out water to us dehydrated moshers. The only downer was some dick in front of me at the barrier who seemed to have a big thing about crowd surfers and as they went over the barrier the little fucker would take a swing at them from behind so the bouncers wouldn't see... I mean - what does he expect? - it's part and parcel of a gig and no one else seemed to have a problem (apart from some tosser who seemed to think he could take a grope at any passing female surfer... ) I mean - did he expect a a Maria fucking Carey gig or something..? The guys in the band were fucking brilliant - they showed none of the boredom, sloth or general unhappiness that was reputable on much of the Superunknown tour - - Chris in particular seemed to be having a ball and Matt still managed to impress the fuck out me - not only is he an amazing drummer but man does he attack that kit or what - fucking amazing! Kim riffed away at stage right and Ben just looked plain cool - and even managed to keep himself under control after some dick threw a pint of beer at him (which also covered me and Stephen too... ) Overall they played tight as fuck, seemed to have a laugh and certainly kept me entertained... I trudged off home, happy as fuck and probably a few pounds lighter - most of which was retained in my sopping wet T-Shirt and Trousers - thankful for the current warm weather which allowed me to strip off the T-Shirt for my walk home, bought the Burden singles from Tower Records on my way to the flat and had a long, long shower before falling into an easy sleep thinking 'Fuck - after six years I've finally seen Soundgarden - and it was as fucking amazing as I thought it would be... " Brydon Cheyney 17 Sept 1996, as happy as a pig in shit. But a lot cleaner. - ------- End of Forwarded Message ------------------------------ Subject: A request From: seth The tour date page, www.sgi.net/soundgarden/misc/tour.html, has 'on sale' dates for several of the shows in the US/Canada part of the tour. If you've found out when the tickets for any of the other shows go on sale from the radio or whatever, could you please send them to me or the list? thanks, seth ------------------------------ From: jcho@discovernet.net (Joshua Cho) Subject: NYC Ticket Ordeal Thank God a third show was added for the Roseland shows in NYC. Last Friday, the tix went on sale at 10 am thru you know who. Myself and co-worker spent 1 h & 20 min trying to get through to the tick people. This was over an hour of redialing both of our phones. Kept getting "All lines are busy" recordings. It was actually a good sign when we started getting busy signals around the one hour mark. We were actually calling two different T-Mast outlets in CT. Once in awhile, I'd even try the NY outlet, which was really fucked up! Wehn I finally got through, both Fri and Sat shows were SOLD OUT! Needless to say, we're going on Sunday. Hope to see some of ya list members there. I hear there's two opening bands--Oh boy! ------------------------------ From: "Joseph E \"Gene\" Candelaria" Subject: BIMH Midi If you like midi, check out http://home.earthlink.net/~sargpepp67/sgrdn.mid The person who did this midi says: Burden In My Hand-86k...Soundgarden. I made this one on September 10th, 1996. Nice guitar (there's 8 guitar parts!). Nice drums, and as of September 10th, 1996, this is the only version I know of on the net! Sounds cool! - -- ; > Joseph E. "Gene" Candelaria http://www.inland.net/~sunishun All things that are born must die. Work hard for your own freedom from sorrow. -----THE BUDDHA ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Hanel Subject: RE: Smoking cigars, drinking red meat..... Ang wrote: >>........I was right in front of Ben the whole time, and he didn't spit on me once! In fact, no matter what anyone says about Ben, = I will always think he is just beautiful, because you know what he did? = Well, they opened with JCP, and as always he had his bass hanging really low, = and the stage was only about four feet high, so he hangs his bass over the = side of the stage, right in front of me and 2 people next to me, and LET'S US PLAY!!! Is that amazing? =20 Ang, that certainly IS amazing. I got excited for you just reading = about it, even though it's now way after the event! Congratulations, I = must say......... >>All my husband has to say about it (he was there) is "very good honey, = I'm happy for you". My little sister says "that's very nice Ang". ARGH! They = can't even work up a LITTLE excitement. =20 How sad. :-( >>But that's OK, cuz I have YOU guys now, Yeah, well, at least I DID get excited for you........ >>One last thing and then I WILL shut up. Black Hole Sun came on the = radio today, and for the first time I noticed that the guitar intro sounds = almost like the intro to Nirvana's Heart Shaped Box. Has anyone else ever = noticed that? Righto Ang, I just got both CDs out. I simply LOVE "Heart Shaped Box". = Yeah, there IS a similarity. They start out at about the same note. = But BHS then goes up in tone, while HSB remains low. Boy I do love that = Nirvana intro (even more than the BHS intro). I also love Nirvana's = start to "Rape Me" - but I digress. BHS - HSB - similar also!! Eeeeeerie. >>You people have suffered enough. I'll go now. And I'll go too. Bye, Carolyn the Meaningful Fabricator Boiling heat, summer stench; 'neath the black the sky looks = dead.......Soundgarden ------------------------------ From: overfloater@thenexus.com Subject: sigh.. after reading caryn's post.. sigh, both of us albany area sg fans really get fucked... oh well, i suppose it's not soundgardens fault.. if there were more people around here interested in em, they'd play around here, etc.. oh well, off to ticketbastard to inqure about boston.. ------------------------------ From: Carolyn Hanel Subject: RE: SHOCKED!! Gemma Lewis wrote: >>A couple of weeks ago I entered a compitition in Kerrang to meet Soundgarden at the Brixton Academy..I WON..I ACTUALLY GET TO MEET THEM FOR ABOUT 5 MINUTES(wow)..IT'S THIS THURSDAY..I CAN'T BELIEVE IT..LIFE DOES NOT SUCK ANYMORE. WOW alright!! :-) Good luck, have fun, enjoy yourself, memorise every moment, and don't forget to tell us all about it later!! Jealous, [sigh] Carolyn the Monopolistic Foible Buying lies and stealing jokes.....Soundgarden ------------------------------ From: spierce@mpls.k12.mn.us (Sandy Pierce) Subject: is it really your hair...? sinse i am not going to see soundgarden on this tour (oh, pity poor me!!) i am going to spend every cent i have and get a hair weave!!!! i'm so excited!!! just my luck, i'll spend 275$ on my hair then they will announce more tour dates and they'll be coming here! that would suck. oh, and to the girl who gets to meet soundgarden, i think you definetly have to say hi to them from the somms list, o.k. good. bye bye, sad-sommster (soon to get a weave!) amanda :) ------------------------------ From: blind dog Subject: in a blue flame ford... On Mon, 16 Sep 1996, grote wrote: > but it's the second opener--tenderloin--that really blew my mind. is > anyone else on this list familiar with this group? they're a > midwestern product (lawrence, ks, if i'm not mistaken) and they played > the whole midwestern area like madmen a couple of years ago...then I've only heard one song by tenderloin, and it was on the twisted willie compilation. they play pretty well, kind of country-metal (think yee-hawing with a double bass drum and you'll get the idea). the cool connection between the bands, tenuous as it may be, is in the liner to the compilation. the band's photo has one of the guys in a hater tshirt. so maybe kim or ben saw the picture and invited the band to come along? just a couple of quick notes - yesterday, after flipping through the singles section in a record store here that doesn't normally hold any treasures, I stumbled across a promotional copy of fell on black days. that was cool in itself, but it was also priced at the kingly sum of $4.99. the guy on the counter recoiled when he saw the sticker, but my wallet was faster than his price gun. what makes the find so much cooler is that up the street, some shyster wants $20 for it :) also, the store (the record exchange) has two copies of the second part of the pn single. so if any brisbane listers who want the box set and poster (and you know who you are!), run down and look in the glass counter. lastly, it seems that wiseness truly does follow age. congratulations to the spelling bitch for managing to dodge classes and sleep while designing a great birthday page for ben, the likes of which have not been seen since...well, since chris' birthday. happy birthday to ben, and may he always have a metallica fan to spit on. ----------------------------------- a thousand doors, a thousand lies rooms a thousand years wide - words by kim thayil ----------------------------------- ------------------------------ From: The Guitarist-2001 Subject: More insane spontaneous thoughts from yours truly... Hey, has anybody ever heard CC whistle? At a concert or anything? I mean sure he can sing, but can he WHISTLE? 2 different vocal things . . . of course he must be a good hummer . . . but whistling . . . yeah, it's kinda' like the ducks thing in Catcher in the Rye . . . ;-) The Guitarist-2001 P.S. Nifty web page at: http://members.aol.com/dczoner . . . SG featured band of the month . . . credit to the UO page . . . other assorted tidbits and goodies yadda yadda . . . check it out! "Ultimate web site for teens" . . . ok I'll go now... but do give it some hits . . . (it's not really MY web page, although I kind of get partial credit and I'm working on a guitarists page for it, E-mail me if you have any suggestions for anything you'd like to see, etc.) . . . ok BYE. "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist" - The Usual Suspects ------------------------------ End of somms Digest [Volume 2 Issue 247] ****************************************