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From: rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Professor Wagstaff)
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Subject: Re: net.music.lobotomy (long & varied pieces)
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Date: Fri, 15-Mar-85 21:55:23 EST
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> I'm sort of curious, I try but cannot recall any decent, LONG punk/core
> tunes. Take the Ramones and the Minute Men - no songs longer than 3 minutes.
> Husker Duu have some extended cuts but then they have sort of transcended
> the genre. Flux of Pink Indians songs are occasionally a side long but
> they are more experimentalist in nature. Does anyone (Rosen?) have
> any suggestions for extended thrash??  [ANDREW HUDSON]

Asking if *I* have suggestions for extended thrash is the surest way to get
David Levadie to send you a letterbomb.  I *do* have one suggestion that's
not quite "thrash" but could have been:  Siouxsie & the Banshees' "The Lord's
Prayer" from Join Hands.  It's really horrible, in a benign sort of way.
I spent four hours dancing to it for twenty minutes at Hurrah in NYC when that
was still around.

Of course, you could always loop through Flipper's "Brainwash" single if you
want a really extended piece (but you probably need an automatic repeating
turntable to do that, and true punks don't have such things, right, Davidl?
(What's that? You play them on CD? ...)
-- 
Otology recapitulates phonology.
					Rich Rosen    ihnp4!pyuxd!rlr