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From DanAbnrml9@aol.com
Subject Splitville?
Date Mon, 19 Jan 2004 00:11:08 EST

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Okay, I want you guys to level with me, or persuade me, or whatever it is...

Here's the thing. I've heard "Trampoline" by the Greenberry Woods, and it 
doesn't impress me all that much. But everything I keep hearing about 
Splitsville/GW seems to be proclaiming that they're the best power-pop band of the past 
decade, especially for people like me who tend to like the FOW/Owsley "bolder" 
sounding stuff, as opposed to the more Byrds/Beach Boys-influenced jangle. It 
seems that I should especially check out this "Repeater" album, and it seems 
to explore some lyrical themes I appreciate (the monotony of the daily grind, 
working in menial jobs.. things I can relate to and have a laugh about, because 
a sense of humor is good in life). Now, it's only out of print, of course, 
but it's fairly readily available anyway... should I get it? Your homework 
assignment is to write me a persuasive essay, in as many words as you wish to use, 
on why I'm an idiot and should've bought this album 5 years ago before Big 
Deal folded. Feel free to be as bold as possible; extra points awarded to those 
who convince me to buy more Splitsville/GW albums other than just "Repeater".

G'nite -J

PS I love some other Big Deal albums, especially anything that Adam 
Marsland/Cockeyed Ghost ever touched.

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