Re: Over-The-Rhine Digest V5 #317

> >
> > No, no, no-- that's at my _other_ job!
>
>bloody hell. they ARE going to have the guinness IV
>drip available, though, right?
>
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>Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 15:01:02 -0400
>From: "Vogel, Andrew (vogelap)"
>Subject: RE: Forum for OTR stuff?
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > Wow--
> >
> > way to go, Drew! I like the message board forum you've set
> > up--really interesting, fun sections there. you've obviously
> > spent far more time than is healthy.
> >
>Thanks, Lynzi!
>
>As you may be aware, I've got a spe! cial 'letter of agreement' with God
that
>allows me to spend a LOT MORE TIME than other people while never leaving
>the
>realm of "healthy". Still, for a mere mortal to spend the amount of time
I
>have on the site would certainly be unhealthy, if not outright
>life-threatening.
>
> > Word to the ignorant--Drew Vogel is the next best thing to a
> > band-generated Message Board. Drew has valiently hosted the
> > listie page for years and used his website to organize and
> > distribute the OtR tribute CD--"What It Takes to Please You."
> > The band is well aware of Drew's efforts and support, I think.
> >
>Again, thanks for your kind words. I saw the need for a forum, knew that
>the
>official site had be "chasing" it for a long time, and knew I could
install
>& configure a forum quickly (about 12 minutes, all told), so I did so.
>Shortly after I ! announced the availability of the forum was when Linford
>started posting that the 'official' forum would be available "in about a
>week". I offered to help them configure their forum, but haven't heard
>back.
>I've begun discussion with Linford about the role my forum might play in
>the
>OTR Media Empire (tm), but haven't heard back.
>
> > It would be nice to have the Board be on their official web
> > page, simply because I think a wider fan base would make use
> > of it. But if the Detweiler's were responsible for it in any
> > way, don't think nothin' would ever come of it. They've still
> > been "chasing" it on their web page for what? three years now?
> >
>I'd be mighty pleased if the OTR site would point folks to my forum, if
>only
>while they're 'chasing' the official one.
>
> > Something about the Message Board format appeals to me. I've
>! > avoided this Digest--it seems cumbersome and intrusive
> > somehow. And, if someone said something interesting ten
> > months ago that I want to add my two cents to, I'd be "off-topic."
> >
>The forum format is a bit more 'open' than an email list. While I don't
>propose (and never had) to replace the email list, I offer the forum as
an
>alternative.
>
> > but...this means I'll need to become a member of
> > DrewVogel.com--that's like, dude, being assimilated by the HiveMind!
> >
>Oh sweetie... The process of YOUR assimilation started the first time I
met
>you (Canal Street Tavern at some show for some band). It continued when
we
>(The Drew Collective (tm)) arranged your marriage to Jay, and continues
>even
>now in dark, secret ways. You are owned.
>
>Love,
>- -drew
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>Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 16:19:36 -0400
>From: "Chris Queen"
>Subject: vinyl
>
>Got my copy of OHIO on vinyl today. It's beautiful! Now, if only my
>record
>player were working...
>
>Chris
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>Date: Mon, 06 Oct 2003 19:28:25 -0400
>From: Jason Neely
>Subject: Re: OtR forums
>
>One suggestion that I'd like to pipe up and add is a Setlist Archive.
I've
>been reluctant to suggest it @ drew's forums because it's something that
>would fall into the realm of what the band should handle, imo. But
either
>way, a threaded setlist forum where attendees could add reviews, imo is a
>real necessity. Maybe e! ventually it could evolve into a "deadbase" type

>statistical analyses, like how many times did they play Long Lost Brother

>as an encore? Is Kentucky the only state they've played HLHYBS?
>
>- -jas
>NP not a thing. That new vinyl disk is going to remain safely sealed
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>Date: Tue, 07 Oct 2003 00:34:57 -0400
>From: Nathan Swartzendruber
>Subject: Re: Banned Book Month
>
>Haven't found any super-lists to go by, but I did just read
"Slaughterhouse
>Five." That one's no great surprise. I'm reading "One Hundred Years of
>Solitude" now, and found that on one of the lists. Lucky me, I guess. A
>good
>list to browse is at
>>ual_Freedom3/Banned_Books_Week/Related_Links7/100_Most_Frequently_Challenged
>_Books_of_1990-2000.htm> Some of these are novels, and a good number
>obviously are not. Looks like I've only read 13 of them for certain.
Again,
>such luck for me.
>
>Nathan
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>Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 20:36:25 -0800
>From: Brian Warren
>Subject: Stiv McFadden - happy birthday
>
>I just noticed while checking the listee birthday page (
>http://watchtan.com/otr/otr.php ) - that today is Stiv McFadden's
>birthday. Congrats! Of course, in my timezone (alaska daylight time)
>you only have 3.5 hours left of The Big Day - may you enjoy them!
>
>- -brian
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Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 13:23:18 EDT
From: Ysobelle@aol.com
Subject: Re: Re: Re: North Star Bar

On 10/6/03 10:54 AM, quoth the effervescent i_scoobysnak@yahoo.com at
i_scoobysnak@yahoo.com:

>
>bloody hell. they ARE going to have the guinness IV
>drip available, though, right?
>

Heh-- I think we have our own microbrews on tap, and-- oh, wait, where
were we talking about again?

Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 13:31:28 EDT
From: Ysobelle@aol.com
Subject: Re: Hive (was: Forum for OTR stuff?)

quoth the effervescent Lynzi at indigoebony@yahoo.com:

>>I had *thought* that Jay's and my courtship was suspiciously strange,
>>but I never *expected*...I never *knew*.

>(Rolling on the floor) Oh, yeah-- strange is one word for it. I still
>remember my couch attempting to suffocate you, and Jay nearly falling
>out of my building's window on a cool, shady afternoon....

yes, but the trouble is, I don't remember this.
...Drew? does the being linked with the Hive (tm) involve some memory
loss? are there any other h! armful side-effects, like groggyness, insomnia,
hypersomnia, or dizziness?

LH

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Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 08:08:22 EDT
From: Ysobelle@aol.com
Subject: Re: Re: Hive (on topic in a vague and distant way)

On 10/8/03 7:52 AM, quoth the effervescent Lynzi at indigoebony@yahoo.com:

>
>>(Rolling on the floor) Oh, yeah-- strange is one word for it. I still
>>remember my couch attempting to suffocate you, and Jay nearly falling
>>out of my building's window on a cool, shady afternoon....
>
>yes, but the trouble is, I don't remember this.
>...Drew? does the being linked with the Hive (tm) involve some memory
>loss? are there any other harmful side-effects, like groggyness, insomnia,
>hypersomnia, or dizziness?
>
>LH

That all-morning trip to the emergency room must have been surgically
removed from your brain, then. Tell me, do you at least remember making
the bathtub look like an outtake from Psycho?

I'll assume it was a further Hive influence that made you quote the
ENTIRE digest, right?

Sigh. HiveKids these days....

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Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 12:39:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: Aaron Edwards
Subject: Re: christmas show guest

Yeah, Pedro the lion!
I have seen him several times over the past seven or so years (might I say he has a lot less hair nowdays). Actually I am quite shocked he doesn't have a Portland date coming up, he is down here several times a year.

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Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 22:28:28 -0400 (EDT)
From: "r. gockley"
Subject: moondogs

So, is anyone else going to the show at Moondog's tomorrow night? I'll be
there, and i'm dragging my boy along, too.

... Does anyone have any idea how to get to this place, anyway? I'm
trusting in mapquest here, and i'm not convinced that's the best of ideas.

I'm e! xcited, though -- i haven't seen OtR since, er, CStone... '98, i
think. And i've never seen them at an indoor concert (two CStones and one
PapaFest)... i have to admit some degree of concern about this whole 'pub'
concept, though. I Hate Hate Hate cigarette smoke. Must remember to take
my asthma inhaler before going. Erg.

Sadly, i will not have finished my experiment in corset*-making by then,
so i'm not yet sure what i'll be wearing. Also, i suppose i'll have to
dress for it being in the 70s when i go into the concert, and in the 50s
when i leave. Pittsburgh weather is so very, very odd.

Oh, and one last thing: does OtR accept credit cards at their shows? I
expect to be acquiring some schtuff, so i should figure out if i need to
stop by an ATM tomorrow.

- -- rachel

*okay, so it's really just a tight-fitting boned top, but not quite
tight enough to be a corset. but it's my first attempt at such,
regardless, and i won'! t have finished by tomorrow evening, since i'm not