[kj] ot: Godfrapp

[michael_garcia at alamedanet.net]

I highly suggest Felt Mountain from them

Cheers

MIchael
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> I heard their new single and quite enjoyed it. It did seem to be like
'Chop Suey' only more so, however; I hope that isn't their preferred
direction from now on.
>  
> On an entirely separate note, I've heard Goldfrapp's new single for
the first time today, and, similarities to 'Spirit in the Sky'
notwithstanding, I was very impressed. It's the second song by them
I've heard, the first being 'Strict Machine'. However, I only
discovered that it was actually by Goldfrapp today, so it's been
something of a day for revelations. Anyway, I'm now damnably interested
in hearing the rest of Goldfrapp's back catalogue. It will have to wait
because each of the few pennies I have must be spent on the current
book, but I'll be looking out for them in the future.
>  
> Jim.
> 
> Alexander Smith <vassifer at earthlink.net> wrote:
> 
> I had to write about these guys this week for my weekly idiocy in THE

> NEW YORKER and dug some of their stuff out for the first time in a
long 
> while. I haven't heard anything off of their new record (though I
think 
> it boasts some of the weakest cover art of the last decade), and I've

> always been somewhat put off by their ties to whistleheaded "nu
metal", 
> but damn if "Chop Suey" from TOXICITY isn't just a striking piece of

> music. When they hit those high harmonies in that middle-eight
(01:56) 
> and again towards the finale (02:51), augmented by the piano? Holy 
> shit, I almost well up and cry. I find it strangely affecting.
> 
> Has anyone heard their new one? Is it worth checking out?
> 
> 
> Alex in NYC
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> <DIV>I heard their new single and quite enjoyed it. It did seem to be
like 'Chop Suey' only more so, however; I hope that isn't their
preferred direction from now on.</DIV>
> <DIV> </DIV>
> <DIV>On an entirely separate note, I've heard Goldfrapp's new single
for the first time today, and, similarities to 'Spirit in the Sky'
notwithstanding, I was very impressed. It's the second song by them
I've heard, the first being 'Strict Machine'. However, I only
discovered that it was actually by Goldfrapp today, so it's been
something of a day for revelations. Anyway, I'm now damnably interested
in hearing the rest of Goldfrapp's back catalogue. It will have to wait
because each of the few pennies I have must be spent on the current
book, but I'll be looking out for them in the future.</DIV>
> <DIV> </DIV>
> <DIV>Jim.<BR><BR><B><I>Alexander Smith
<vassifer at earthlink.net></I></B> wrote:</DIV>
> <BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px;
BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid"><BR>I had to write about these guys
this week for my weekly idiocy in THE <BR>NEW YORKER and dug some of
their stuff out for the first time in a long <BR>while. I haven't heard
anything off of their new record (though I think <BR>it boasts some of
the weakest cover art of the last decade), and I've <BR>always been
somewhat put off by their ties to whistleheaded "nu metal", <BR>but
damn if "Chop Suey" from TOXICITY isn't just a striking piece of
<BR>music. When they hit those high harmonies in that middle-eight
(01:56) <BR>and again towards the finale (02:51), augmented by the
piano? Holy <BR>shit, I almost well up and cry. I find it strangely
affecting.<BR><BR>Has anyone heard their new one? Is it worth checking
out?<BR><BR><BR>Alex in
NYC<BR><BR>_______________________________________________<BR>Gathering
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