RE: (TV) Wonky trainspotting "See No Evil" observation, heated debate part deaux

["Larry F. Holt" <lholt@birminghamchamber.com>]

are you *sure* it wasn't the REM cover of See No Evil?
they do a very straight-ahead cover, that's actually pretty good in my book.
 
man, speaking of bands that invoked the TV comparison-what do y'all think of REM?
i have been trying to come to sort of honest assessment of their work, but it's hard; they are the band that opened everything up for me. i heard Radio Free Europe on the radio in NJ when i was 13 and it completely changed my life. i am pretty sure it's been a long slow terrible slide, but some of the post-Monstrosity stuff is fairly decent .
 
i also think we'd be talking about Fables the way we do of MM if the cover artwork didn't suck so bad, but that's another theory.
Larry

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: tv-owner@obbard.com on behalf of Maurice Rickard 
	Sent: Tue 1/20/2004 7:24 PM 
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	Subject: (TV) Wonky trainspotting "See No Evil" observation
	
	

	OK, so I put on some college radio in the car (PTS, Joe, not RCT),
	hear the end of one tune, and then--ah!--hear the beginning chords of
	"See No Evil."  There is, however, something wrong--absolutely none
	of Richard's guitar, except the solo.  It's all missing.  It is quite
	clearly the album performance, but again, all the lead guitar except
	the solo is missing.  It might be a mono mix, as both channels are
	present, but I'm quite mystified.  Anyone know of any obscure 45
	mixes lacking the lead guitar?
	
	Curious, indeed.
	--
	Maurice Rickard
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