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I'M NOT IN LOVEI'm not in love, so don't forget it.It's just a silly phase I'm going through.And just because I call you up,Don't get me wrong, don't think you've got it made.I'm not in love, no no, it's because...I like to see you, but then again,That doesn't mean you mean that much to me.So if I call you, don't make a fuzz;Don't tell your friends about the two of us.I'm not in love, no no, it's because...I keep your picture upon the wall.It hides a nasty stain that's lying there.So don't you ask me to give it back.I know you know it doesn't mean that much to me.I'm not in love, no no, it's because...Ooh, you'll wait a long time for me.Ooh, you'll wait a long time.I'm not in love, I'm not in love...
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yes you can walk into it like a phone booth it is based on the phone booth and thoughs fantasy booths at strip bars it will be portable and it will set in sites like hummm downtown urban skyscrapers and some where close to corporate offices great break from the office when you smoke and only have 15 min or something that is what i am hoping for i am frist using it to dsplay my work and then future plans are to display other artist work public space forever do you think i have a chance at the bauhuae contest ha hah ha ha grupiuse would turn over in his grave at my non genius i highly recommend the riesling from new zealand villa maria scallops and steak with baked potatoe and a walnut apple salad and well dean martin and jerry lewis in the disorderly orderly what a perfect day ohhhhh make it down to the park and feed the ducks before it gets dark with someone you love .................................
Nmherman@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 7/4/2002 2:06:38 PM Central Daylight Time, portholeaccel@yahoo.com writes:
that was good thank you it is raining on the forth and they keep throwing m 80's in the dumpster sounds like a little civil war outside i could only dream happy 4 forth everybody
Ha, you get history first. It's a beautiful day here, full sun, 80 degrees. Lush Minnesota.
I might go out and do some chalk or pass out literature, listen to music etc. You know I have my own rock band? We're like a cross between GBV and the MC-5. Also, is your structure large enough to walk into? I didn't catch that before. If it is, like a phone booth?, I fully support the idea.
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Nmherman@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 7/4/2002 2:06:38 PM Central Daylight Time, portholeaccel@yahoo.com writes:
that was good thank you it is raining on the forth and they keep throwing m 80's in the dumpster sounds like a little civil war outside i could only dream happy 4 forth everybody
Ha, you get history first. It's a beautiful day here, full sun, 80 degrees. Lush Minnesota.
I might go out and do some chalk or pass out literature, listen to music etc. You know I have my own rock band? We're like a cross between GBV and the MC-5. Also, is your structure large enough to walk into? I didn't catch that before. If it is, like a phone booth?, I fully support the idea.
Friendly hug,
Max
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forth of july music for everyone
Buffalo Daughter - [ Emperor Norton ]
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Pop, Indie Rock, Neo-Dada, Electronic, Avant-Pop
Sugar Yoshinaga (vocals, guitar)
Yumiko Ohno (bass, electronics, vocals)
Moog Yamamoto (turntables, mixers, boombox)
Lali Puna, Ladytron, Solex, Pizzicato Five, Cibo Matto
Chicks on Speed, Lowfish, Solvent, G.D. Luxxe & Solvent, Figurine, Pram, Cornelius, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Saint Etienne, Bochum Welt, Transmo, Eltro, Beck, Fontanelle, BS2000, Toe, Barcelona, Bjork, Arling & Cameron, Soulo, Gorillaz, Mary's 9th Cut The future of rock music is here and its name is Buffalo Daughter. For close to a decade this wild Tokyo three-piece has been lynchpin of the Japanese cut-and-paste rock movement which has also gifted the world with such varied and wondrous delights as Cibo Matto (to whom Buffalo Daughter has been likened once or twice), Pizzicato Five, Takako Minekawa, and Cornelius. Throughout most of the '90s, Buffalo Daughter were one of the more interesting groups in the Beastie Boys' stable of cutting-edge artists on their now-defunct Grand Royal label. Thanks to the band's unique configuration (two women on big guitars and one zany deck technician), fascination with all manner of musical arcane, and oodles of vigorous creativity, BD were able to put out some of the best underground rock records of the decade. From the very beginning, their albums were odd, chimerical wonderlands where it seemed anything could happen: '70s proto-electronic fetishism brushed up against furious acid-rock guitar riffs, aggressive breakbeat samples danced tango with sublime harmonies and tropicalia textures. As they've aged, they've only grown better at refining that everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach.
The trio's start actually came doing music for commercials, movies, and videogame soundtracks, a natural enough preparation for the sonic collage art they'd begin making later on. In 1994, BD issued their debut, Shaggy Hairdressers, and a year later followed with Amoeba Sound System, both on the small Japanese independent Cardinal. Seeking broader exposure, the trio signed to Grand Royal, first releasing their Legend of the Yellow Buffalo EP, then following in 1996 with their stateside debut, Captain Vapour Athletes, which drew from the two earlier records as well as some unreleased material. Their 1998 follow-up, the excellent New Rock, displayed the same penchant for stylistic pastiche that marked their debut, but with greater emphasis on melody and restraint; the collagist tendencies, still integral to the group's identity, were now complemented by increasing degrees of soul and personal vision. Three idiosyncratic Buffalo Daughter remix releases also appeared Grand Royal before that label's sad demise.
For their fifth full-length effort, the transcendent 2002 LP I, Buffalo Daughter moved to the welcoming quarters of Los Angeles-based Emperor Norton. The record's marvelous grab bag of delights would seem to signal that the transformation heralded by New Rock is somewhere near complete; Buffalo Daughter has evolved from manic, ingenious parroting of pop culture esoterica to definitive cultural statements. There is no longer any affect to the band's still-dazzling eclecticism, I's songs are cohesive and coherent. It's the sound of "nowhere," says guitarist and songwriter Sugar Yoshinaga, by which perhaps she means that I is the sound of Buffalo Daughter rather than the sound of their great record collections. Or to put it another way, those obscure items from their record collections are still part of the picture, they're just now percolated through the simultaneously avant-garde and accessible brand of millennial auteurism which has become Buffalo Daughter's modus operandi. Jesse Ashlock
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check out the Buffalo Daughter web site.
Pop, Indie Rock, Neo-Dada, Electronic, Avant-Pop
Sugar Yoshinaga (vocals, guitar)
Yumiko Ohno (bass, electronics, vocals)
Moog Yamamoto (turntables, mixers, boombox)
Lali Puna, Ladytron, Solex, Pizzicato Five, Cibo Matto
Chicks on Speed, Lowfish, Solvent, G.D. Luxxe & Solvent, Figurine, Pram, Cornelius, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Saint Etienne, Bochum Welt, Transmo, Eltro, Beck, Fontanelle, BS2000, Toe, Barcelona, Bjork, Arling & Cameron, Soulo, Gorillaz, Mary's 9th Cut The future of rock music is here and its name is Buffalo Daughter. For close to a decade this wild Tokyo three-piece has been lynchpin of the Japanese cut-and-paste rock movement which has also gifted the world with such varied and wondrous delights as Cibo Matto (to whom Buffalo Daughter has been likened once or twice), Pizzicato Five, Takako Minekawa, and Cornelius. Throughout most of the '90s, Buffalo Daughter were one of the more interesting groups in the Beastie Boys' stable of cutting-edge artists on their now-defunct Grand Royal label. Thanks to the band's unique configuration (two women on big guitars and one zany deck technician), fascination with all manner of musical arcane, and oodles of vigorous creativity, BD were able to put out some of the best underground rock records of the decade. From the very beginning, their albums were odd, chimerical wonderlands where it seemed anything could happen: '70s proto-electronic fetishism brushed up against furious acid-rock guitar riffs, aggressive breakbeat samples danced tango with sublime harmonies and tropicalia textures. As they've aged, they've only grown better at refining that everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach.
The trio's start actually came doing music for commercials, movies, and videogame soundtracks, a natural enough preparation for the sonic collage art they'd begin making later on. In 1994, BD issued their debut, Shaggy Hairdressers, and a year later followed with Amoeba Sound System, both on the small Japanese independent Cardinal. Seeking broader exposure, the trio signed to Grand Royal, first releasing their Legend of the Yellow Buffalo EP, then following in 1996 with their stateside debut, Captain Vapour Athletes, which drew from the two earlier records as well as some unreleased material. Their 1998 follow-up, the excellent New Rock, displayed the same penchant for stylistic pastiche that marked their debut, but with greater emphasis on melody and restraint; the collagist tendencies, still integral to the group's identity, were now complemented by increasing degrees of soul and personal vision. Three idiosyncratic Buffalo Daughter remix releases also appeared Grand Royal before that label's sad demise.
For their fifth full-length effort, the transcendent 2002 LP I, Buffalo Daughter moved to the welcoming quarters of Los Angeles-based Emperor Norton. The record's marvelous grab bag of delights would seem to signal that the transformation heralded by New Rock is somewhere near complete; Buffalo Daughter has evolved from manic, ingenious parroting of pop culture esoterica to definitive cultural statements. There is no longer any affect to the band's still-dazzling eclecticism, I's songs are cohesive and coherent. It's the sound of "nowhere," says guitarist and songwriter Sugar Yoshinaga, by which perhaps she means that I is the sound of Buffalo Daughter rather than the sound of their great record collections. Or to put it another way, those obscure items from their record collections are still part of the picture, they're just now percolated through the simultaneously avant-garde and accessible brand of millennial auteurism which has become Buffalo Daughter's modus operandi. Jesse Ashlock
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Re: Re: Nonsense and the Antisocial
that was good thank you it is raining on the forth and they keep throwing m 80's in the dumpster sounds like a little civil war outside i could only dream happy 4 forth everybody
"Dimitris C.Milionis" <milioni@otenet.gr> wrote: thanks max herman, on my angel painting natalie myers, try this link out NOW! http://www.19175842177.com/ dimitris c. milionis + p.s. ...and the " net.art world " seems so full of magic now! ++----- Original Message ----- From: natalie myers To: list rhizome Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 2:24 PMSubject: RHIZOME_RAW: Re: Nonsense and the Antisocial
why do i have anxiety attacks when ever i go into target or wal mart? go to real one look up clinic song called prono you will like it thanks i thought the site was shit but i have another six months to get every thing to par it's building the building that will be the death of me though and well sinking the sound with the films the whole thing gives me hard on well if i had one i do know i have a ways to go that utopian honesty thing is with in you it's in me you should know that zen archer!!!! it's all about making the inside look like the outside or was it the outside look like the inside any way i like that Also side note to Milionis, was the angel a new or old work? I liked that too. what are you talking about?
Nmherman@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 7/3/2002 9:39:13 AM Central Daylight Time, portholeaccel@yahoo.com writes:
stuff your self with logic is from alphaville
I guess I didn't know that, I thought you were making it up to put me down.
>be happy max herman
I did go to sleep, and I am happy! Happy but poor.
Happy to have you as a nemesis. Isonomia. Foucault said there is no such thing as communication, only "strategic games between liberties." Do you agree? I don't know if I do. I think power relations can take many different patterns, many of which we can't prove or observe. I don't see what's so wrong with calling some of those patterns communication. As long as it's not fake-hearted shit communication or expression, which we all do know about I bet. But the other one is real, not illusion, is my argument, a utopian argument.
I also think your website was ! very good. I think you are a true artist and due all privileges thereof.
Also side note to Milionis, was the angel a new or old work? I liked that too.
Max Herman
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"Dimitris C.Milionis" <milioni@otenet.gr> wrote: thanks max herman, on my angel painting natalie myers, try this link out NOW! http://www.19175842177.com/ dimitris c. milionis + p.s. ...and the " net.art world " seems so full of magic now! ++----- Original Message ----- From: natalie myers To: list rhizome Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 2:24 PMSubject: RHIZOME_RAW: Re: Nonsense and the Antisocial
why do i have anxiety attacks when ever i go into target or wal mart? go to real one look up clinic song called prono you will like it thanks i thought the site was shit but i have another six months to get every thing to par it's building the building that will be the death of me though and well sinking the sound with the films the whole thing gives me hard on well if i had one i do know i have a ways to go that utopian honesty thing is with in you it's in me you should know that zen archer!!!! it's all about making the inside look like the outside or was it the outside look like the inside any way i like that Also side note to Milionis, was the angel a new or old work? I liked that too. what are you talking about?
Nmherman@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 7/3/2002 9:39:13 AM Central Daylight Time, portholeaccel@yahoo.com writes:
stuff your self with logic is from alphaville
I guess I didn't know that, I thought you were making it up to put me down.
>be happy max herman
I did go to sleep, and I am happy! Happy but poor.
Happy to have you as a nemesis. Isonomia. Foucault said there is no such thing as communication, only "strategic games between liberties." Do you agree? I don't know if I do. I think power relations can take many different patterns, many of which we can't prove or observe. I don't see what's so wrong with calling some of those patterns communication. As long as it's not fake-hearted shit communication or expression, which we all do know about I bet. But the other one is real, not illusion, is my argument, a utopian argument.
I also think your website was ! very good. I think you are a true artist and due all privileges thereof.
Also side note to Milionis, was the angel a new or old work? I liked that too.
Max Herman
genius2000.net
www.geocities.com/genius-2000/NOWcartoons.html
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Re: Nonsense and the Antisocial
why do i have anxiety attacks when ever i go into target or wal mart? go to real one look up clinic song called prono you will like it thanks i thought the site was shit but i have another six months to get every thing to par it's building the building that will be the death of me though and well sinking the sound with the films the whole thing gives me hard on well if i had one i do know i have a ways to go that utopian honesty thing is with in you it's in me you should know that zen archer!!!! it's all about making the inside look like the outside or was it the outside look like the inside any way i like that Also side note to Milionis, was the angel a new or old work? I liked that too. what are you talking about?
Nmherman@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 7/3/2002 9:39:13 AM Central Daylight Time, portholeaccel@yahoo.com writes:
stuff your self with logic is from alphaville
I guess I didn't know that, I thought you were making it up to put me down.
>be happy max herman
I did go to sleep, and I am happy! Happy but poor.
Happy to have you as a nemesis. Isonomia. Foucault said there is no such thing as communication, only "strategic games between liberties." Do you agree? I don't know if I do. I think power relations can take many different patterns, many of which we can't prove or observe. I don't see what's so wrong with calling some of those patterns communication. As long as it's not fake-hearted shit communication or expression, which we all do know about I bet. But the other one is real, not illusion, is my argument, a utopian argument.
I also think your website was very good. I think you are a true artist and due all privileges thereof.
Also side note to Milionis, was the angel a new or old work? I liked that too.
Max Herman
genius2000.net
www.geocities.com/genius-2000/NOWcartoons.html
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Nmherman@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 7/3/2002 9:39:13 AM Central Daylight Time, portholeaccel@yahoo.com writes:
stuff your self with logic is from alphaville
I guess I didn't know that, I thought you were making it up to put me down.
>be happy max herman
I did go to sleep, and I am happy! Happy but poor.
Happy to have you as a nemesis. Isonomia. Foucault said there is no such thing as communication, only "strategic games between liberties." Do you agree? I don't know if I do. I think power relations can take many different patterns, many of which we can't prove or observe. I don't see what's so wrong with calling some of those patterns communication. As long as it's not fake-hearted shit communication or expression, which we all do know about I bet. But the other one is real, not illusion, is my argument, a utopian argument.
I also think your website was very good. I think you are a true artist and due all privileges thereof.
Also side note to Milionis, was the angel a new or old work? I liked that too.
Max Herman
genius2000.net
www.geocities.com/genius-2000/NOWcartoons.html
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