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| From | "bob" <segarini@sympatico.ca> |
| Subject | Re: Elliot Smith/Cats And Dogs |
| Date | Thu, 23 Oct 2003 15:40:10 -0400 |
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Somebody that listens to something called "The Inevitable Turd", let alone
know of it's existence, couldn't possibly find anything of interest in the
late Mr. Smith's melodic pleas for help, or the beautifully recorded,
timeless songs of Cats And Dogs. May I suggest you continue to look for your
preferred brand of "music" elsewhere...
bob
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lord Granger" <glowfriend2003@yahoo.com>
> With all due respect to Ms. Colter and the others who
> so gracefully illustrated the peculiar lifestyle
> difficulties of the clinically depressed, I must
> express my personal opinion that Elliot Smith was a
> strung-out doper with more than enough resources to
> attain -- and acheive -- sobriety; that he chose to
> dwell in his own personal hell is an obvious result of
> his deep-seated personal shortcomings. Trust me, I've
> known him on a first-name basis since 1997, having run
> into him time and time again in Los Angeles and
> Portland. Egotistical and precious, that was Elloit.
> The guy was a loser and deserves his rightful place in
> Hell's Discography. As for his music, I found it to be
> predictible, trite, and less than engaging; the word
> "indulgent" comes to mind. That he received ANY breaks
> at all (and, believe me, he received PLENTY) is a
> miracle.
>
> As for Segarini's "Cats and Dogs", I visited the site
> and heard some of the tunes; what is this, some kind
> of a joke?
>
> Lordy lordy, now Rerun has died. Funny how that
> happens sometimes.
>
> LG
>
> NP: Plastron - The Inevitable Turd
>
>
>
>
>
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