Re: [EVENT] Carnival of Souls, faetal, Filth

Jyoti Mishra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:jyoti-
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>  Seven Nation Amy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> Wow.  Tell us about the outside world, J!
> 
> It's big, far too smoky and it's full of kids asking me for Thursday and 
> Interpol. 

Ugh.  Interpol.  Joy Division look good for their age, don't they?  

[space reserved for a league of aggrieved JD fans]

> Not that I dislike those bands, they're just damn popular at 
> the moment. Surprisingly, the ska-punk requests have fallen right off. A 
> couple for Less Than Jake, the odd Lightyear / Capdown / Household 
> Name-band but nothing like last year.

I liked a few of the NOFX tracks, but I think I was pissed at the time.

>> Wouldn't give it up if you paid me.  Nice to see you back.
> 
> I still feel a bit ukma-impaired because I'm so used to Agent and MT 
> Newswatcher confuses me with its slew of windows. Thank god for Panther 
> OSX and F9!

That went right over my head!

> What have you heard lately that's made you tremble and shudder like a 
> testifying Shaker?

Well, you know me.  I've never had much in common with you guys when it 
came to musical preference [though I did eventually get around to some 
Bogshead.  Ahem.] but I seem to go through very quick phases and I'm more 
your household name kinda gal.  In terms of 'new' music, am really loving 
My Morning Jacket and The Blueskins just now but what I'm really getting 
back into is stuff a bit retro.  Jane's addiction, Prodigy, Utah Saints 
etc.  Being skint I tend to be very much "guided" by what I get sent and 
what's hot on the web.