RE: (TV) Sad news...

[grntg <grntg@yahoo.com>]

Destiny Street was the first time I heard Richard
Quine and his guitar blew me away.  I really liked his
work on Matthew Sweet's recordings and Lloyd Cole's. 
Sad day.

greg
--- "Philip P. Obbard" <pobbard@yahoo.com> wrote:
> --- Rex Broome <rexbroome@lycos.com> wrote:
> > And since it hasn't come up yet... the second
> > Voidoids record, "Destiny Street", is to my mind
> seriously
> > underrated and well worth seeking out.  
> 
> It's true - one of those records I tend to forget
> how much I
> like until I play it. Unfortunately, for the second
> time,
> DESTINY STREET is out of print on CD. Secondhand
> copies aren't
> hard to find (try Amazon.com or Half.com) or for a
> bit more, get
> a signed copy from Hell himself:
> http://richardhell.com/hellaud.html
> 
> > The Reed records have some great stuff by him as
> well, but his
> > contributions were increasingly mixed down or even
> erased by
> > Lou on each subsequent album.
> 
> I believe Quine only plays on two Reed studio
> records, right?
> He's on THE BLUE MASK, and also on LEGENDARY HEARTS,
> where Lou
> famously mixed him way down. He also appears on LIVE
> IN ITALY
> and in the Bottom Line video.
> 
> --Phil
> 
> 
> 
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