RE: (TV) on the subject of "lost albums"

[Jeff Ross <jross@djangos.com>]

I did get to see one of the "music for films" shows...the local "cool" art
council brought Tom Verlaine to Portland Oregon and had him play two days. I
have also seen the reunion shows, most recently in Seattle, and of course in
"92, back then i was living in california and I saw them perform in san
francisco. 
I think I might prefer the most recent performance, the band seemed to be
enjoying themselves. I don't remember them looking that way in 1992.

                    Jeff Ross

-----Original Message-----
From: Maurice Rickard [mailto:maurice@mac.com]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 11:51 AM
To: tv@obbard.com
Subject: Re: (TV) on the subject of "lost albums"


Jeff--

Welcome to the list!  What you've read pretty much squares with what 
I remember, but I'm sure other listers can fill in the details. 
(SmellsLikeRecords was slated to release the instrumental disc and 
then didn't for some reason.  Be interesting to know the inside story 
there.)  There's been some talk about a film soundtrack DVD, which 
would be nice indeed, considering how the music interacted with the 
images during the shows.  (I got to the Columbus one; did you manage 
to make any of them?  How about reunion shows?)

-Maurice

At 11:46 AM -0800 1/11/02, Jeff Ross wrote:
>I read somewhere last year that Tom Verlaine had completed two different
>albums, one an instrumental record, while the other was a song oriented
>affair with vocals.
>Any one know if these will ever see the light of day?
>And what about the music he composed for the "music for films" tour?

-- 
Maurice Rickard
http://mauricerickard.com/
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