Fw: HW: RFM lowdown

[mike coleman]

Ok then it's time for the reminder: my good friend and (whom) I am thinking
is the (likely?) father of "pagan metal" is one of the people who sailed
straight over the cliff musically and it's our ethical duty to support him.
His RFM creation is his protective bio-suit, and we already got into the
issue about the glass masters involved with pressing actual cds and such. I
know firsthand he goes nuts if one of his personalized RFM discs has a
problem......if there ever is one TELL HIM, not the forum, unless you want
to, and it will be replaced in a flash,,,,further, if you simply screwed it
up yourself and needed another, I bet he'd replace that too......
other than that, agreed about all the great tunes, although I was too old
and devoid of LSD by the time "Quimby's" came along and I think I have the
first 2, maybe I'll try again......
regarding Harvey, yes I saw a pic and it made me feel better about my own
continual stream of tooth loss.....but if your Red Shift has a pic of him
like that in it.....I don't recall that.........anything I need to know here
gentlemen????
personal blab to any who might care: I accidentally pushed my cat out the
second floor window today......it wasn't very funny at the time, since he
was totally gone, but he came back.....awwww

On 12/30/07, Amphetamine Embalmer <superskrull666 at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
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> From: Amphetamine Embalmer <superskrull666 at yahoo.co.uk>
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> Sent: Monday, 31 December, 2007 2:46:11 AM
> Subject: HW: RFM lowdown
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>  Well what can I say? I got all the RFM discs I ordered, and the ones I
> enjoyed the most were, in order:
>
> 1. Mr. Quimby's Beard - like a monster psychedelic mindjourney through
> Hawkwind and early Porcupine Tree, and synthdripping symfo-shroomy
> adventures (plus, this is not a CDR :))
> 2. MOAB - what can I say? Its a jamming supergroup. I liked Ron in
> Hawkwind from the get go, since I always concidered Hawkwind the originators
> of alot of punk (ask Johnny Rotten, and your granny)
> 3. Naked - fun fun fun, i Loved Nik's US industrial pirate version of
> Hawkwind, and this isnt as industrial but more in line with the real thing.
> 4. God And Man - Trevs solo album speaks to me, its worth it if you liked
> his own 1997 ICU incarnation, which I enjoyed immensely.
> 5. Red Shift - Harvey is missing like 8 front teeth and looks like an old
> wino, but the music is really trippy synth stuff. Too bad this is just a CDR
> version of the real Taste CD, which is what I thought I ordered. still worth
> it.
>
> so thanks to mr. Judge Trev Thoms for making my christmas a happy one.
> cheers!
> Christian
>
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