In particular, the original request mentioned music to play at the
Gym... this implies music that pumps you up, not music that makes you
want to lie down and die.
Look, okay, I'll finally do what I've been resisting doing... I'm going
to type up my whole stupid collection. That way you can't say, "but what
about Nine Inch Nails? What about Ministry? What about..."
- Joe (black jeans and black Joy Division tee-shirt) Barrera
Different colors, different shades,
Over each, mistakes were made -
I took the blame.
Direction lost, so plain to see,
A loaded gun won't set you free,
Or so you say.
Joseph S. Barrera III (joebar@microsoft.com)
http://research.microsoft.com/~joebar
Phone, Office: (415) 778-8227; Cellular: (415) 601-3719; Home: (415)
588-4801
-----Original Message-----
From: CobraBoy! [SMTP:tbyars@earthlink.net]
Sent: Sunday, June 15, 1997 9:02 AM
To: FoRK@pest.w3.org
Subject: RE: Techno
Joe Barrera at 4:19 AM -0700 on 6/15/97, came up with this:
> > From: CobraBoy! [SMTP:tbyars@earthlink.net]
> > WTF no Joy Division?
>
> I thought about mentioning early New Order but wasn't sure if
they were
> "LOUD REPETITIVE SYNTHETIC" enough. And Joy Division is even
less so.
>
> But I should have said that owning a recording of the song
"Blue Monday"
> by New Order is absolutely necessary.
>
> (Of course, I myself do own all the Joy Division and early New
Order I
> have ever had a chance to acquire. I wasn't trying to describe
> everything I own or like; that would have been a much longer
message!)
Well to say your into dark rock and not mention Joy Division who
are the
fathers and IMHO still the gods of this form is a sin.
-T
-
High five, more dead than alive.
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