[Trash-talk] I'm back, band recs.

[starvin' at nette]

That may be so, but it doesent change the fact that his music rocks. I first 
bought Murder Ballads a couple of weeks ago (should have bought it years 
ago). And with the severe death anxiety I've had lately it's sort of calmed 
me down a bit with the way the album romanticizes(sp?) death and poeticizes 
murder. I read a quite by him that states "I don't do happy. I do angry or 
sad." which has always been the course of my life. I can't quite find the 
right words to articulate myself well, but I hope you get the general idea. 
I don't care how he markets himself etc. I love the lyrics he writes, 
complex with a very simple message. And who can resist that dark, sexy 
voice? The darker, the sexier I say. ;)  Any ladies agree with me?
So in short, no your message didn't help...

@nette



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>From: Mark <msp0 at yahoo.com>
>To: trash-talk at tcp.com
>Subject: Re: [Trash-talk] I'm back, band recs.
>Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2003 17:34:06 -0700 (PDT)
>
>Oh dear @nette. I feel I have to point out a few things about Nick Cave
>to you. Maybe I'll help to break your obsession ... maybe not. :-)
>
>One of my favourite bands, This is Serious Mum (or TISM) say this about
>Nick Cave:
>
>"Top Ten Sell-outs in Music History"
>...
>3. Nick Cave becomes addicted to heroin
>4. James Brown becomes addicted to PCP
>5. Nick Cave *doesn't* become addicted to PCP
>...
>
>Nick is seen as the poor little private school boy who became an
>inner-city addict and then made huge mileage out of advertising his
>drug addiction. He also spawned a legion of arrogant, self-indulgent
>middle-upper class musicians (e.g. Hugo Race, who payed with the
>Birthday Party for a short time) who consider the mordant rot they play
>something of a class-based crusade.
>
>Nick is also the first of the group lead by Jim Morrisson, of The Doors
>about whom TISM say:
>
>"Jimbo, father of a generation
>Of private school depression idols;
> >From Nick Cave on, they don't kill themselves -
>They just tell us why they're suicidal."
>
>I saw Nick Cave live once ... it was not an engaging concert. There was
>either no conversation with the audience, or it was banal like "This is
>a song about a girl (long pause) she was from Melbourne" for "Deanna".
>
>Personally, I think he can take his crap novel about the American
>South, his "arty" personna, his "work" with Blixa Bargeld, his whining
>about his (multiple) drug additions and all the "mystique" surrounding
>him and remove himself from the music industry altogether.
>
>There, I feel much better now ... :-)
>
>Hope this is of some help ...
>
>cheers,
>mark :-)
>
>--- "starvin' @nette" <bowdowntoanette at hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Murder Ballads
> > Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Live Seeds
> > Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Tender Prey
> > Uuuh....that's about it. *lol* Stop me before Nick Cave takes over my
> > G
> > obsessions!!!!!!! He's too damn sexy...
> >
> > @nette
> >

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