HW: covers

[PatrickC]

Yeah, The Church have recently released a new album which is entirely
covers - the last track being Silver Machine - although I haven't heard it
yet due to my money mysterously disappearing when I walk past CD stores
having sales.

BTW, can anyone tell me if the new `Stonhenge revisited' (I think that is
the name - it has most of the Stonhenge gig with Freefall, and other
Hawklord stuff thrown in) is worth getting?

-Patrick





-----Original Message-----
From: DASLUD at AOL.COM <DASLUD at AOL.COM>
To: Multiple recipients of list BOC-L <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Date: Thursday, 7 October 1999 12:42
Subject: HW: covers


>i shant be a-typin' out the whole thang, but here's the 'relevant' part of
a
>review of aussies the church's appearance last sunday at boston's paradise
>club from today's BOSTON GLOBE, as writ by the dreaded jim sullivan,
bearing
>the title "rarely letting loose, church lulls its flock"
>
>"...the set climaxed with neil young's 'cortez the killer', with its
crashing
>crescendos, and HAWKWIND's 'SILVER MACHINE', a careening space-rock and
sound
>effects boogie in which kilbey and co. shed the introspective aura for good
>and jumped upon that silver machine, phasers set on stun".
>=========
>used to be a 'boogie' had a stricter definition, once epitomized by canned
>heat by way of john lee hooker, but no more. by the older definition,
"orgone
>accumulator" was a 'boogie', "la grange" was a 'boogie' (same primary
chords
>for those two, A-C-D) but "silver machine" was not. "silver machine" was 'a
>rocker in the chuck berry tradition'.
>
>but, y'know, now it's only semantics, and that is all....
>and having boogied, moves on
>"<>"
>