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alloy-digest Wednesday, February 13 2002 Volume 07 : Number 032
Today's Subjects:
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Alloy: "Forty" & EWIs [AnnMarie Scott <am-alloy@chihaven.com>]
Re: Alloy: Submarines footage ["jamac" <jamac@anam-bun.com>]
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Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 22:05:57 +1030
From: AnnMarie Scott <am-alloy@chihaven.com>
Subject: Alloy: "Forty" & EWIs
Hi everyone,
I'm new to Alloy and wanted to pop up, say hello (Hello!) and ask a
question.
First though, the Forty formalities: Lucky me, #390. Now #40, that
would be the one to have! Mind you, I only stumbled across the fact
that the album was available when I was browsing as I do every so often
to see what TMDR is up to. I was delighted to see it, even more so that
I didn't have to get out of my chair to get something that would never
make it to the corner store in Australia anyway.
The question: It's a long shot, but does anyone know exactly which
tracks on "Forty" make use of an EWI (and for bonus points, what
make/model EWI was it)?
I know about "I Scare Myself", because TMDR mentions it - but I'm
suspicious about "I Love You Goodbye". I'm one of those folk who loves
EWIs, and I'd like to wave the flag for "Forty"/Brian Salter/TMDR in the
Windsynth discography (www.windsynth.org) of albums with EWIs.
Oh, and if I had to pick another track for inclusion on "Forty", it'd be
"Europa and the Pirate Twins", just because I need more music to play in
the car ;-)
Cheers,
AnnMarie
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Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 21:47:55 -0800
From: "jamac" <jamac@anam-bun.com>
Subject: Re: Alloy: Submarines footage
Man! I'm wishing I had I copy of that! I think I've got one in storage,
waaaayyyy back in the back. Anyway, its analog and I'm sure Thomas wants
something of better quality. I also don't have a Quicktime converter.
Keith, you might want to try
http://www.adobe.com/products/golive/tryreg.html for a free trial. If I
followed the links right, this tool creates Quicktime files.
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From: <thomas@beatnik.com>
To: <alloy@smoe.org>
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 1:18 PM
Subject: Alloy: Submarines footage
>
> Hi folks, I know this is a long shot but here goes....
>
> Does anyone have a copy of the Live Wireless video, PLUS the ability to
> turn a bit of it into a Quicktime file? What I need is the whole of "One
of
> our Submarines." There is a chance that a label in Europe is releasing
> a sort of EP of remixes of the song, and they desperately need to get
> hold of that video so they can lift some images for the artwork on the
> sleeve.
>
> I kinda need this by Monday--can any kind soul help me out? if so,
> please email it to these addresses: thomas@beatnik.com and
> bill@aestheti.com.
>
> I might even show my appreciation with one of those sought-after
> low-numbered "Forty" CDs!
>
> Best, TMDR
>
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