Eve's striptease

[milkdrunk]

Quiet music should be played loud:

Over the Rhine - Hush now (Stella's Tarantella)
Over the Rhine - Bluer --> slivers of duet with our man Linford! (he is too soft & quiet & rumbling in the dark)
Over the Rhine - Who will guard the door
Over the Rhine - My funny valentineToday there skirts & skates a timid chill in the air. Yesterday and the day

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[shoukinkasegi]

The new OtR! But I'll ask the rest (all of it) from you, with better r&e at a later time when you've risen from bed. So your dreams remain undisturbed. So your yousendit links do not expire.

Souse have their mp3 sampler here, hosted momentarily so that people won't have to go through the tedium of sign-up for low-quality-encoded music, but the music itself is quite good. Worth a download and listen :)

Art musee and chocolat. Not bad! Now, with cam one goes in and shares with the her friends photographs of these poignant and neat exhibitions, it is all good.

I like your poetic prose paragraph perfectly. Alliteration, very clever ;)
skirts & skates
sustained sunshine
skirts and sleeveless blouses
sun-roofed shoes
snail-paced passing cars
saunter about in slips of almost-nothing

After a three (two, skip one, then continue) day return to cycling, today will find me in bed with the 3 Ms (movies music mmmbooks) and dreaming, thinking. Of you. There is the smell of baking in the kitchen, so with good smells I follow. Into dreamtime.

[milkdrunk]

Hello. :)

The album is yours for the taking. In fact, as I have two of them (and those I know interested in OtR already have their own proper copies or were burnt CDs), I've tossed one into the Chicago-bound box. Which one day may actually be posted.

In the meantime:
I want you to be my love &
Firefly.

If you want the remaining tracks e-mailed to you, say the word and it's done.

Generally, I avoid reviews. Like tea. This and this, however, were brought to my attention. I can't decide what I think. Mellow, certainly. Huh. I too miss 'Eve', yet I don't know about the suburbs.

low-quality-encoded music

I love that you're so emo passionate about this. ;)

I often am the one who most enjoys the performance. Rach, for example, laughed when I told her I googled Souse. Either I am quite indiscriminate about talent (about which I know nothing, by the way) or I really enjoy live music. Again, I am often standing and waiting with the small handful wanting to buy CDs (read: demos) and like merchandise after the show

[shoukinkasegi]

Mine head is cobwebby with sleep, but as soon as tea - a proper tea unhurried, savored, comes into effect I shall seek thee <3 for the music. Too, there is a parcel headed for Ohio with trinkets and other things. As we speak I am listening to these your tracks and a few of the previously sent ones. I'll need a resend of Della Reese's Two Sleepy People, as I noticed in when I was working on the P5 maxibatch that there's the selfsame track (only,

Cobwebby but handsome!

[milkdrunk]

Your request, sir. Oooooh, I am feeling that P5 song. Thank you. (My thinking, of course, was that it would be a cover à la "The Girl from Ipanema.")

The trinkets include the clip-whose-proper-and-much-neater-name-I-forget, yes? Because you cannot tease a girl like that. I'm sure I'll find a grand & noble or somesuch use for it. <3

it was, to say the least - an adventure

You have more and better stories than do I. :) The point is, I do not remember not liking any band (heard live), ever. Which...is really saying something, when I think of what others have thought afterwards. 1979 is the wrong year, entirely. ;) And on the subject of t-shirts, I negotiated an Outrageous Orange advert for myself at the time of demo-purchasing. It's unfair--to the band--that I got it for 'free', when I only ever wear it for pyjamas. But. Can you blame me?

Nan. Oh, good -- or else. Not really. Isn't Kaiser awesome, though? That particular torture mechanism was imagined & executed by the sister; I merely primped him for the rest of the