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  • in reply to: Post your thoughts #13300

    Arthur
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    Near an old tree in our street I found 1 cent. Dated 1942. :roll:

    in reply to: Selling out my collection :( #41700

    Arthur
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    I know, and there are still a few that I want. If I only had the money… :cry:

    Good luck selling, and I hope you are doing fine anyway, in a way? Just send you an email too!

    in reply to: Question about original 1991 US live tapes #40449

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Thanks Thom. 8)

    The 1991/08/04 Max’s On Broadway gig is really worthwhile to spread, and Sven will work on that soon. We found a good recording of this gig, with the band rocking the place, which was probably filled with 20 people only. The set consisted of several classics of that era, including I Am My End, Tristessa and Siva. A surprise was the very loud and rocking version of Terrapin! James Iha was sometimes hardly noticable singing this song! :lol:

    The other tape was too bad to be worthwhile spreading, unfortunately. I sounded like it was recorded from the toilet or a concrete hallway close to the arena, but still with the mike hidden under a pillow, or something… Really, you don’t want to listen to this, it’s crap. :(

    But besides this, it was a GREAT gathering, boy oh boy! 5 guys @ Sven’s place, with enough cds, beer, vinyl, coffee, beer, coca cola, art & music books, and more beer, to fill a whole day until it was 03:00 in the night somewhere. Sven, you’ve been a great host!

    One of the guys getting goose bumps all over when I played Soma from the Smashing Pumpkins 20th Anniversary Tour cd set on Sven’s stereo for the group was a remarkable moment… :wink: And we did another very remarkable discovery. The Cherub Rock Townhouse Mark Goodier promo (pressed 1 month before the Siamese Dream album was released) was brought to the gathering, and it was played several times… Turned out it is a different, but way better mix then the album version! They should have brought out the whole album in this \"pump up the bass club mix\" version, because it is so much more straight-in-your-face music now… 8)

    Sven will provide me later with the more tech details what is different exactly, as it is not just a decibel boost-up mix, is what I only know so far. But it sounds great, let me tell you! Pumping Cherub Rock in this version from your stereo is really not a punishment…

    Edit: and if this wasn’t enough, I got a present too. A French plastic FNAC window promo ad thing for Machina. It’s absolutely stunning, and believe me, the pic below doesn’t do justice to the real thing….

    in reply to: Question about original 1991 US live tapes #40447

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Yeah, finally… 8)

    All hyped up and ready to go! Fetching Milan from The Hague (Holland Spoor Station) in 1 hour, then another 1 hour drive to you guys. Let’s party! I’m bringing some goodies! :lol:

    in reply to: Our own chat room #19018

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Goner, don’t bother anymore! :P

    in reply to: Your next concerts / festivals #38298

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Just bought tickets to Dana Fuchs, August 13th.

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-Iw_C_5ATc[/youtube]

    Support act to her gig is Bas Paardekooper (a local Dutch guitar god, doing Jimi Hendrix etc. things. Not bad, actually. Watch him cut all the strings of his guitar, except 1, and still keep on playing the solo! :lol: )

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJprlwYq_ew[/youtube]

    in reply to: Our own chat room #19017

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Someone? I’m in the chatroom. :)

    in reply to: Wrong Answer Game #37116

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Clues are sold out, since long, I’m afraid.

    Who is Ip Man again?

    in reply to: Me poetry, you poetry #14421

    Arthur
    Spectator

    London 7/7/05[/quote:eozbxvld]
    Yeah.

    in reply to: Me poetry, you poetry #14420

    Arthur
    Spectator

    what is there to live for
    if not death[/quote:21rs3uq1]
    Extremely good. 8)

    in reply to: Me poetry, you poetry #14419

    Arthur
    Spectator

    exhausted by you
    never telling who
    you gave up on you
    before you ever met me

    so lay back and stare at the clouds
    put your sword back in its shroud
    i hope i’m not saying this too loud
    don’t wanna be too scary

    you did this before when you were here
    and you’ll do it again
    yes you’ll do it again
    over and over
    it’s never about you
    always someone else’s faults

    brings forth the tears
    years after years
    what sound do you hear
    when the door slams shut[/quote:2824n6s5]
    This one’s very good. 8)

    in reply to: Very Rare Smashing Pumpkins Item Alert #40575

    Arthur
    Spectator
    in reply to: Discogs.com #41949

    Arthur
    Spectator

    We could have been brothers… :wink:

    in reply to: Lyrics – a thread for lyrics #40935

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Every time I hear this song, it brings tears in my eyes.

    Hallo Venray – Tuck, The Man

    Tuck is a man
    and he likes to be a man
    and he knows he can love a woman that way

    Tuck wants to be an actor
    he doesn’t mention it that much
    he says it’s a dream but it doesn’t pay

    Tuck was good at school
    that’s where he met his first girlfriend
    and he’s still with her up to this day

    Tuck has a job
    and he likes to work hard
    and he knows he can pay the bills he has to pay

    One day I’m gonna be an actor
    and sing a song to the girl I’m after
    I’ve been waiting so long I want to have her
    and my love is so strong
    I’ll die if I won’ t have her

    And when I get to her lips
    we’ll give a kiss
    and fill the emptiness
    we felt so long in our hearts

    she’ll be the one with the sun in her eyes
    she’ll be the one with the sun in her eyes
    she’ll be the one with the sun with the sun with the sun in her eyes

    Tuck is a man
    and he likes to be a man
    and he knows he can love a woman that way

    Tuck is doing the best he can
    and he says doing less
    would be wrong the wrong thing to do

    One day I’m gonna be an actor
    and sing a song to the girl I’m after
    I’ve been waiting so long I want to have her
    and my love is so strong
    I’ll die if I won’ t have her

    And when I get to her lips
    we’ll give a kiss
    and fill the emptiness
    we felt so long in our hearts

    she’ll be the one with the sun in her eyes
    she’ll be the one with the sun in her eyes
    she’ll be the one with the sun with the sun with the sun in her eyes

    she’ll be the one with the sun in her eyes
    she’ll be the one with the sun in her eyes
    she’ll be the one with the sun with the sun with the sun in her eyes

    Download of this song @ http://www.hallovenray.nl/ (click DOWNLOAD, then take song 5)

    in reply to: Discogs.com #41947

    Arthur
    Spectator

    You send me some fine treats, that’s for sure, Voidhanger. I just love the spooky ambient black metal sounds of Amaka Hahina! I see myself running in a medieval church, playing this very loud on a huge stereo, and get a good adrenaline kick of it. 8) I’ll try to listen to that other bands very soon. Thanks, man!

    Are you from France, Voidhanger? I thought you are from Canada… :?

    And with all that metal stuffs on your list, how did you get into Smashing Pumpkins, and eventually here on a Smashing Pumpkins forum? :lol:

    in reply to: bored at work thread #41644

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Bram, we don’t hear anything about your London (or English, at least, if I remember well) girlfriend anymore. What’s the news about her? If you want to share…

    And what’s the love for dEUS?

    in reply to: Lyrics – a thread for lyrics #40934

    Arthur
    Spectator

    The Nits – Sketches Of Spain

    The streets of Barcelona are filled with blood and rain
    The war is rolling over Spain
    Men and women running with sticks of dynamite
    Storming stone buildings in the middle of the night

    In the window near the last ‘o’ of the sign ‘Hotel Colon’
    Machine guns sweep the square for fun
    The rich draw the steel curtain
    The poor just lock the door
    They don’t want this war no more

    It never never never never never stops never stops
    It never never never never never stops never stops

    In the hills round Zaragoza we’re waiting to attack
    A knot of dirty men that shiver round their flag
    The boredom and the lack of sleep
    The tin cans in the mud
    Red is the colour of our blood

    We never never never never never stop never stop
    We never never never never never stop never stop

    I have seen the trenches and the blankets on dirt
    I have seen the tears upon a farewell letter
    I have seen the faces that no bullet can hurt
    I have seen the spirit that no bomb can shatter

    The streets of Barcelona are filled with blood and rain
    The war is rolling over Spain
    Men and women running with sticks of dynamite
    Storming stone buildings in the middle of the night

    They never never never never never stop never stop
    They never never never never never stop never stop

    I have seen the trenches and the blankets on dirt
    I have seen the tears upon a farewell letter
    I have seen the faces that no bullet can hurt
    I have seen the spirit that no bomb can shatter

    Knives can cut fist can beat

    in reply to: List ALL the bands/singers you seen live… #42019

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Same issue here. Not to brag about it, but I can easily triple that list of Derek, and end up forgetting the other half anyway… :wink:

    The live gigs that I really liked are:

    The Nits *
    Reboelje
    Pigmeat
    (I’ve seen these 3 Dutch bands 7-15 times each! :lol: )
    Golden Earring
    Prince
    Candy Dulfer & Band
    Pink Floyd
    Roger Waters
    Gary Moore
    The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster
    Left Hand Freddy
    Urban Dance Squad
    The Orb
    Claw Boys Claw
    Sepultura
    Kobus Gaat Naar Appelscha
    Smashing Pumpkins
    Zwan
    Billy Corgan solo
    Rage Against The Machine
    Butthole Surfers
    Popa Chubby
    Metallica
    Skin
    Man Or Astroman
    Faithless
    Hallo Venray
    Muse

    * Never introduced this band here, I have seen them live like 15 times though… This is what they do. And you might want to check out the songs Nescio, Port Of Amsterdam and In The Dutch Mountains also… :)

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKQh46yn_7w[/youtube]

    in reply to: 2010 Tour #41341

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Here’s a poster I grabbed at the end of the show in Columbus, OH.[/quote:270td4km]
    Uploaded in the collection on SPfreaks.com, thanks for the contribution! 8)

    in reply to: My Collection: Update Thread #29170

    Arthur
    Spectator

    http://www.spfreaks.com/?page=COLLDETAILS&item=3243 (US poster for the current tour)
    http://www.spfreaks.com/?page=COLLDETAILS&item=3244 to 3248 (several new magazines)
    http://www.spfreaks.com/?page=COLLDETAILS&item=3249 (Swedish promo CD for Stand Inside Your Love)

    I found quite the number of contributions from last year between my files, provided by several members (Daniel, Kevin, Werner) and I’m trying to upload them in the coming weeks.

    in reply to: I’m going away #41818

    Arthur
    Spectator

    This, probably. Do you see Derek dance in Afghanistan alright? :lol:

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIrVofeRh0g[/youtube]

    in reply to: Our own chat room #19016

    Arthur
    Spectator

    I’m in there now. Who joins!?

    in reply to: Discogs.com #41945

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Please tell me this is not only classy, but also good, and worthwhile a listen! :lol:

    Abigail (Jpn)/Ironfirst (Sgp)/Deiphago (Phl) – Holocaustik Metal Sexxxekution Whoreslaughters

    I remember a documentary on Dutch tv of a year ago, or a little more, and it was about young metal bands from places where one wouldn’t expect to find them. So they came from Russia, China, Japan, and some other country… Kosova I believe. The Chinese or Japanese (sorry, can’t remember) metal band was very good! So I’m curious to see what is metal today in Japan, Singapore and Philippines… :)

    And since I’m very fond of French rock bands (Noir Desir, for example) I want to try Amaka Hahina (Fra) – Aheah Saergathan! also…

    Thanks! 8)

    in reply to: I’m going away #41816

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Tssss… Yeah, what’s the story?

    in reply to: Discogs.com #41943

    Arthur
    Spectator

    Cool, thanks. Let me recheck the list.

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