hey all: I know this is old news, but I did finally get a hold of the scooters cd "peepshow" which was prior to 02's "can see your house from here," and i have a few questions. From the "In Love With a Voice" files: I hear two singers, and three are listed with no "lead" and "backing" designations; Chris Kelly, Anthony Carey, and Robert Molcher (the rooney boys only sing as part of the chorus, it appears). The question, however, is which one am I in love with? He's the one who leads on "paperback," whichever else he sings...a perfect scratchy, balls out, rock n roll approach, a kind of almost-hoarse timbre that i find particularly affecting. Sigh. How the hell old is this guy, like 20? And who was it that said that public masterbation was unsavory? Isn't that what we're doing here in the first place. My other concern is the unlisted Luka Bloom track after "rocky raccoon" on "peepshow," which apparently is called "keeper of the flame," or some such. This baby's been on heavy rotation in my car - thank god I have a cd player so i don't have to waste precious listenin' time rewinding every 3 minutes. (in no small way is this due to the abovementioned unnamed singer's joyful "so shed your skin and let's get started!" harmony in the final chorus) This time the question is: I had a couple of Luka Bloom tapes in the early 90s, "riverside" and "acoustic moterbike" which i liked in an early 90s kind of way: quirky, but a little irritating lyrically and , and ultimately sort of throwaway. I should have known better from the way my soul latched on to "Over the Moon" , but I find myself now reconsidering my dismissal of this guy as a songwriter. What do you all know about what he's been doing in the last 10 years? C'mon, spill it - I need to know if this is one of those bolt o blue songs that mediocre songwriters sometimes get blessed with, or if his songwriting is consistently going to be able to make me dementedly hit repeat like a rat going for the pleasure-center-stimulus bar? thankee, -kelly np: scooters, jeez. ===== oderint dum mentuant __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com