RE: (TV) Books on albums / Seriously

["Casey, Leo J" <CaseyL@VOLPE.DOT.GOV>]

I predict that as with Verlaine's "Monologues"
the MM book will never be completed.

Philip, did what you wrote (i.e., your 331/3 reference 
mean the book will primarially about the 
writing/recording/making of MM?  If so, aren't you a 
little skeptical given Verlaine's aversion to talking 
about his music (although maybe Richard will go bonkers 
in a technical way and reveal his use of 
Mixolodian scale on MM.  But who knows, maybe there will 
even be an entire Chapter devoted to what "Prove It" 
is all about.

Also, all the info I heard over the last year or 
so was that this book was published several years ago.  
Supposedly, there are used paperback copies out 
there already---and I've seen pictures, albeit small, 
of its front cover.

OTOH, like my comments on mixing in TV songs and my Lloyd  
"piece" (by the way that was supposed to semi-humorous) 
I could be wrong about the book presently existing.

But seriously folks---anyone---which solo is superior on the 
Television's-Own-Cdr-Concert-sold version of 
"1880 or So" ?

-----Original Message-----
From: tv-owner@obbard.com [mailto:tv-owner@obbard.com]On Behalf Of Ty
Burr
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 2:59 PM
To: tv@obbard.com
Subject: Re: (TV) OT Village Green Preservation Society


> There is an edition of 33 1/3 for Marquee Moon planned.

So there apparently is (having just now googled "Marquee Moon" and, per 
Leo, "David Keenan"), but the publisher's site doesn't mention it under 
the "forthcoming titles" section. The author must be held up doing 
"research".
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