[kj] RE:Cardiacs

[Peter Moltesen]

.....which itself is Dylan Thomas' "Under Milk Wood", isn't it ?

Peter
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  That album title sounds like a variation on Crimson's 'Starless & Bible Black'.


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  From: gathering-bounces at misera.net [mailto:gathering-bounces at misera.net]On Behalf Of Alexander Smith
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    My fave is HEAVEN BORN AND EVER BRIGHT. And it's brain-fryingingly amazing


    Alex in NYC




    On Aug 23, 2006, at 4:28 AM, Phillipps Marc wrote:


      > where do I start? 

      Good question . . 

      Every Cardiacs fan has their own favourite albul, I would say start with "A Little Man, A House & The Whole World Window" 

      I'll probably be there in November (money permitting) 




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      From:   vanessa luff [SMTP:v.luff at ntlworld.com] 
      Sent:   Wednesday, August 23, 2006 8:53 AM 
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      I seem to have been persuaded to go and see these in London this Nov - I've heard absolutely nothing by them - where do I start?

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        From: Peter Moltesen <mailto:sneakypete at uwclub.net> 
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        Javier 
          
        ever heard of a band called Cardiacs ? 
          
        Peter 

          ----- Original Message ----- 
          From: Javier <mailto:jagargal at lycos.com> 
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          Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 2:29 PM 
          Subject: [RE]Re: [kj] prog 

          On the other hand I've always thought of Nomeansno as the perfect (and incredible) fusion between Punk and Prog rock. I'm very interested if some of you could find some other bands that could fit this "label": ProgPunk... maybe Wire??


          Javier
          Mexico city





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