(TV) Reply from Chris Butler

[Scott Simpson <SSimpson@nyc.rr.com>]

Scott...

Keith Allison forwarded your Waitresses comments to me.  

well...you 'got' it about as much as it could get got...thank you.  i no 
longer have to mope around all poopy-headed about being misunderstood.

<The album is long out of print and my tape of it is dead.  If anybody has a 
crisp copy of WTW? or any live shows, I would love it if you could hook a 
brother up.>

ah...well...there is a My Father's Place live show on King Biscuit Records, 
and a budget 'Best of' on Polygram...but alas, no reissue of our meager 
output on cd.  i tried to get 'em to do a boxed set commemorating the 20th 
anniversary of the release of Christmas Wrapping, but they didn't wanna know. 
  that's show biz....

again, thanks for your comments...

cbutler

-----Original Message-----
From:	chelsea girl [SMTP:pxe2000@yahoo.com]
Sent:	Wednesday, October 02, 2002 3:53 PM
To:	tv@obbard.com
Subject:	Re: (TV) Wasn't Tomorrow Wonderful?

> would stack their concept album, Wasn't Tomorrow
> Wonderful?, against 
> anything you got.  
i love the waitresses, too, and i talk with chris
butler once every few months or so.  that said, i
never realised _wasn't tomorrow wonderful?_ was a
concept album that told a story in the same way as,
say, _in the aeroplane over the sea_ or, uh, _tarkus_.
 is this something he's made clear, or is this just a
theory of yours?  

-- i am curious (chelsea)
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