Strange Encounters In Music

[Halfman]

Yeah, Staingrrl, that pairing is odd, philosophically, yet Al was such the collaborator. Wish he would hook us up with some more RevCo. He also got together with Jello Biafra for the Power of Lard album by Lard.

Here is an odd interview setup I found last night:
world.conk.com.world/vreject/interviews.html
In it you have Ian Mckaye, Penelope Houston from the Avengers, Exene Cervenka, and Al Quint from the original Boston hardcore scene (any info tying to J would be nice) all discussing questions about punk rock as this or that. Very well done, I’d say. The link may need cut and paste to work, if still nothing, lemme know.

<small>[ 06-02-2002, 05:49 AM: Message edited by: Half-Man ]</small>

[Bucky Ramone]

This link should work better!

Nice find, Half-Man, fine interview!

[SG]

Thanks for the link Tom and Buck <img>

My 2000th post! <img> <img> <img> <img> <img>

[Bucky Ramone]

Congrats, and welcome in a new millennium Salamiguy! <img>

[AGAP]

Congrats on reaching the 2K madness, hope you did the dance <img>

Allison <img>

[SG]

You know that kids show Blue`s Clues? I heard that guy on it did a collaboration with the Flaming Lips <img>

[AGAP]

<img> , although after the parking lot sound experiment and the boom box concerts nothing should surprise me with The Flaming Lips <img>

Allison <img>

[sarsaparilly]

how did i miss this conversation? geez.
i ‘member being totally freeked as a wee little girl when david bowie made out with himself on the bing crosby holiday special, oh my (insert your deity or NOT here) like my childhood was not confusing enough gotta add to my little brain all this complicated ambiguous gender shit to make sense of and the other strange thing ya know whatever that warm squishyfeeling down there might be?
yes i am listening to cuban music but hearing the replacements in my head androgynous…
uh, to the topic at hand.
i ‘member a song by elvis costello and one of the fellows in hall and oates(daryl hall mebbe) and it was cool, but i cain’t ‘member rightly?

<small>[ 07-05-2002, 05:53 PM: Message edited by: sarsaparilly ]</small>

[squeapler]

Michael Des Barres who later joined that synth pop outfit, Power Station, had a band for a while with Steve Jones, former Sex Pistol. I guess Michael was more Alice-Cooper punky in his youth.

[squeapler]

oh, i forgot that extremely weird one that ended up working really well…aerosmith and run-DMC on "walk this way"…strange pairing ended up being better than the original.

[Bucky Ramone]

</font><blockquote><font>quote:</font><hr><font>Originally posted by sarsaparilly:
<strong>i ‘member a song by elvis costello and one of the fellows in hall and oates(daryl hall mebbe) and it was cool, but i cain’t ‘member rightly?</strong></font><hr></blockquote><font>"The only flame in town" from "Goodbye Cruel World" is the Hall/Costello duet.

Costello also worked with (amongst others):

the Brodsky Quartet
Burt Bacharach
Paul McCartney
Anne-Sophie von Otter

[SG]

This comp from a few years ago is kinda odd:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=Ar02vadoky8w4

Jello Biafra singing a Willie Nelson song <img> L7 teaming up with Waylon Jennings <img> they say Dino is on it,but is`nt in the track listing,I think J plays drums on the Mark Lanegen song is what they mean.

[SG]

I thought up another strange thing I read on another msg board,Nick Drake`s sister was in a soap opera in the 70`s <img> called Crossroads,I don`t think it aired in Canada so I don`t think I saw it,did anyone ever see this or heard before about this?it seems weird with Nick being an introspective songwriter that his sister was a soap actress <img>

[SG]

Some more strange things in music:Deep Purple`s debut album was on Bill Cosby`s record label <img>
Ever heard of Ian and Sylvia Tyson,the 60`s folk singers from Canada?their first album had a bass player on it named Bill Lee,who is Spike Lee`s father <img>
Jimi Hendrix recorded for Reprise Records,which was originally owned by Frank Sinatra <img>

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