YTSEJAM digest 423

From: ytsejam@bnf.com
Date: Sun Jun 12 1994 - 17:45:28 EDT

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    Contents:
    DeTo Tim Lodge (freak@salyko.cube.net (Alex Reinelt))
    ANDREW CLONINGER : please read. (Kevin Hulme <hulme@acsu.buffalo.edu>)
    News & info from the fanzine (BERTAPELLE ADAM RAYE <bertapel@ucsu.Colorado.EDU>)
    ProgVMetal Results (The Reverend <mdb0213@tamsun.tamu.edu>)
    Re: Thoughts on "Lost in the Sky" (whit8275@cs.fredonia.edu (Chris White))
    Re: MAJESTY DEMO CD FOR SALE (Aaron Lafferty <lafferty@norden1.com>)
    Fates and DT (MikeP81576@aol.com)
    Re: SAGA (freak@salyko.cube.net (Alex Reinelt))
    Re: News & info from the fanzine (freak@salyko.cube.net (Alex Reinelt))

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    Date: Sat, 11 Jun 94 18:27:22 MET
    From: freak@salyko.cube.net (Alex Reinelt)
    Subject: DeTo Tim Lodge

    Somehow I never manage to send a mail to you for some reason, so here it
    is via the list...sorry, but I assume something in your adress was not
    given correctly...
    > Subject: DT/Demo/Majesty CDs
    > To: lodge_tim@ccsu.ctstaeu.edu
    > Date: Sat, 11 Jun 94 15:22:02 MET
    > X-Mailer: Elm [version 2.1 PL0]
    >
    > If you dont mind shipping to europe, I would be interested in all the
    > things you mentioned!
    > bye, Freak
    >
    >
    >
    > *>>>> Freak is Alexander Reinelt from Munich/Germany <<<<*
    > # UUCP: freak@cube.net FIDONET: Alex_Reinelt@2:2480/66 #
    > # voice: ++49-89-68 33 40 FAX: ++49-89-689 18 71 #
    > *>>>>> ... always alexander ... (Coca-Cola) <<*

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    Date: Sat, 11 Jun 1994 14:50:50 -0400 (EDT)
    From: Kevin Hulme <hulme@acsu.buffalo.edu>
    Subject: ANDREW CLONINGER : please read.

    Sorry to post this to the list.

    Andrew, can you please e-mail me concerning your Kings X show, that you
    advertised a week ago. I lost your e-mail address. Thanks.

                                   Kevin H. (hulme.acsu.buffalo.edu)

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    Date: Sat, 11 Jun 1994 13:54:47 -0600 (MDT)
    From: BERTAPELLE ADAM RAYE <bertapel@ucsu.Colorado.EDU>
    Subject: News & info from the fanzine

    Ok. This is taken from the official Dream Theater fanzine: Images &
    Words. Here's the info on how to get it. For 4 issues, it costs $14
    or $4 for each individual issue. Send money to:
            Dream Theater - Images & Words
            8 Ryelands Close
            Caterham
            Surrey
            CR3 5HY
            England
    Since Neil is in England, he needs International Money Orders in
    POUNDS, or American cash. No foreign checks. The design is VERY
    professional, with pictures, and interviews. This issue has a copy
    of the program from the limelight (with the Dreambill). The biggie,
    though, is the interview that deals with the new album. Here's some
    key points from it:

    James and John P admit that they had nothing to do with the mix on
    I&W, that they were "locked out of the studio" That will change this
    time. They plan to work on the mixing, with the producers, Duane
    Baron & John Purdell. Now they have 11 tracks that are planned to be
    included, which clock in at 74 minutes. Mike says: "When we got into
    writing mode, we ended up churning out so much new material. At the
    moment, the only new stuff we plan on using (from the last tour) is
    Puppies on Acid, which was an instrumental that we played before
    Take the Time, which we have now expanded into a full song." Some
    working titles include Kittens on Crack, Blowfish, Squid, and The Key
    Master. "People are going to be surprised at how heavy it is. It
    was real important that the songs were strong, but we did it
    conciously, and without compromising the musicianship. This is the
    album that will please every single fan, but will also silence the
    sceptics who say we're just Prog Rock," elaborates Portnoy. "It's
    the most extreme stuff we've ever written in every direction; by far
    some of the heaviest stuff, but some of the most mellow and dynamic,
    too. It has some of the most complicated and progressive stuff we've
    ever written, but also some of the simplest. It's a mixed bag that
    will please everyone." One song, "A Mind Besides Itself" will last
    close to twenty minutes. "That one's three songs which make up a
    trilogy. The first part is an instumental, the second a 10-minute,
    almost Janes Addiction sort of thing called Voices, and the third
    part brings it back down with an acoustic piece called The Silent
    Sun. A lot of songs are going to be interconnected with recurring
    themes throughout the album. It's not a concept album as far as a
    story, but we'll be taking various musical themes and repeating them
    to add a real flow. When you listen from start to finish, it will
    really sound like an album, not just a bunch of songs."

    God, I love Mike. He's such a talker. So, that's the lowdown. If
    you've got the money, I suggest subscibing to the fanzine. It's
    really good and professional. See ya!
    -Adam
    bertapel@ucsu.colorado.edu

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    Date: Sat, 11 Jun 1994 15:26:59 -0500 (CDT)
    From: The Reverend <mdb0213@tamsun.tamu.edu>
    Subject: ProgVMetal Results

    Sorry to take so long to get back tho (to ) this, but I wanted to make sure
    all entries were in.

    Bias: I only counted the ones mailed to my account.

    Results:
    Prog-Heads: 2.5
    Metal-heads: 2.5
    Prog-Metal: 5
    Metal-Prog: 2

    If a person chose more than one option, I split their vote amongst the
    categories. A limited # of people responded. (11). Hope this is informative!

     Rev

    ---
    The Reverend "They called me the Reverend when I entered the church unstained"
     Fear the Information Revolution...for it has reached the hands of the strange.
                   PGP 2.2 Public Key Block available upon request
    

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    Date: Sat, 11 Jun 94 17:00:30 EDT From: whit8275@cs.fredonia.edu (Chris White) Subject: Re: Thoughts on "Lost in the Sky"

    About Bill's comments on Saga. They're REALLY good. I just recently bought another album, "Images at Twilight" to compliment "Heads or Tails" and I love them both (I think I like Twilight better) Their music is really good, but I have a tough time finding it. ANd when I do find it it's really cheap ($9 for Twilight on CD) So if you can find it, go for it, it's great :) (although the pic of the group on Heads or Tails makes the group look like a bunch of geeks ;) Chris

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    Date: Sat, 11 Jun 1994 19:50:30 -0400 (EDT) From: Aaron Lafferty <lafferty@norden1.com> Subject: Re: MAJESTY DEMO CD FOR SALE

    > > > For sale > > Majesty - The official 1986 Demo > on CD. > > Brand New. > > Email me if you are interested. > > |I only have 1 of these available right now, so first come, first served. > > Tim > > lodge_tim@ccsu.ctstateu.edu > i have the feeling im way late, but im interested anyway

    -- "What do you think they would say, if I stood up, and I walked away? Nobody here really understands me." -----Blind Melon-----

    Aaron

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    Date: Sat, 11 Jun 94 20:30:36 EDT From: MikeP81576@aol.com Subject: Fates and DT

    Word on AOL is that Fates will open for DT starting in September. Take this for what you will - rumors don't make for reality.

    Mike

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    Date: Sun, 12 Jun 94 13:33:45 MET From: freak@salyko.cube.net (Alex Reinelt) Subject: Re: SAGA

    > > About Bill's comments on Saga. They're REALLY good. I just recently > bought another album, "Images at Twilight" to compliment "Heads or Tails" and > I love them both (I think I like Twilight better) Their music is really > good, but I have a tough time finding it. ANd when I do find it it's

    Strange that NOW everybody starts looking for Saga...I thought their time was over. I listen to Saga since 1983 - and I love them although their newer records really are too much in the softer pop direction. But the guitar is always biting....

    bye, Freak *>>>> Freak is Alexander Reinelt from Munich/Germany <<<<* # UUCP: freak@cube.net FIDONET: Alex_Reinelt@2:2480/66 # # voice: ++49-89-68 33 40 FAX: ++49-89-689 18 71 # *>>>>> ... always alexander ... (Coca-Cola) <<*

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    Date: Sun, 12 Jun 94 13:41:58 MET From: freak@salyko.cube.net (Alex Reinelt) Subject: Re: News & info from the fanzine

    > > James and John P admit that they had nothing to do with the mix on > I&W, that they were "locked out of the studio" That will change this

    Well, i must admit that I never understood why everybody complains about the mixing on I&W, as i found the album sounding absolutely brilliant! ONLY the drums could have been a little more in the live direction, as you hear them often at the surrounded.boots....

    > Master. "People are going to be surprised at how heavy it is. It > was real important that the songs were strong, but we did it > conciously, and without compromising the musicianship. This is the > the most extreme stuff we've ever written in every direction; by far > some of the heaviest stuff, but some of the most mellow and dynamic,

    Well, I really fear that the new album will not give me so much colour with strenght and so much warmth and passion with its power and energy as I&W did....but lets wait and see.......

    bye, Freak *>>>> Freak is Alexander Reinelt from Munich/Germany <<<<* # UUCP: freak@cube.net FIDONET: Alex_Reinelt@2:2480/66 # # voice: ++49-89-68 33 40 FAX: ++49-89-689 18 71 # *>>>>> ... always alexander ... (Coca-Cola) <<*

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