Re: Mujedo, not Menudo! Sheesh!

["Christopher White" <magicicada@mindspring.com>]

well i live here in atlanta and if my wife is not giving birth to ur first
babay..than i will be there!
thanks,
c.white
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>From: Jeff & Vonda McLeod <subversive@mindspring.com>
>To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com
>Subject: Re: Mujedo, not Menudo!  Sheesh!
>Date: Mon, Nov 15, 1999, 3:08 PM
>

>Hi, all...
> Here's a reminder and directions about and to my gig in Atlanta this
>weekend. If you're in or around the area, please try to come out. Thanks!
>Sincerely,
>Jeff McLeod
>
>.....saturday....november 20....at eyedrum....
>
>                STULL
>free thinking trio from birmingham
>
>              SHHHHH
>free feeling trio from atlanta
>
>10 p.m. call 404-581-0961 for more info
>253 trinity ave. downdowntown near capitol.
>
>Stull is an improvising trio from Montgomery, AL that specializes in
>beating tired musical forms out of sleep and into death. In the course of
>one improvisation, one might be treated to massive, nightmarish
>soundscapes, lovely twee melodies, skull-rattling skronk, hot-dog Yngwie
>Malmsteen on acid licks, brain-licking prog/psych rock . . . or good-old,
>flat-out noise. The trio is made up of the regular guitar, bass and drum
>lineup--and is fleshed out by loops, toys, devices and beatable objects.
>Band members are journeyman drummer/guitarist Tracy Harris (who has played
>and worked with members of prog acts Bosch and Red Hush), bassist Willie
>Johnson (of noise-core math rockers Vox Humana) and guitarist Jeff McLeod
>(formerly of noise rock unit bert and now performing solo under the 
>moniker
>of Gezoleen). Stull's new CD is out now on the Subversive Workshop label
>and under extrememly limited distro here in the US--and is soon to be
>available in Europe via the great Free Land Records of Italy.
>
>SHHHHHHH consists of ben young, marshall avett, and ben lawless .
>the unholy tastes of B and M, banned from both dotties and the red light
>cafe with their merciless 1s2s&3s experiment, have been carelessly
>underdocumented through their entanglements with eyedrum and old gold.
>their dynamic dialogue continues unabated even as marshall branches out 
>into
>free jazz (with drummer john bowman) and ben shamelessly plumbs the depths
>of pop music with FOREVER. with lawless, also in forever, the two are 
>given
>a back drop of fanciful rythmic twists that animate the colors between the
>lines of their scattered compositions. as though chris cutler were 
>playing for
>war. or vice versa.  a styrofoam bath of sweet magical embellishments 
>plague
>the reversible foundation of balloon popping sonic tomfoolery. a meeting 
>of
>minds in a minefield of unbridled enthusiasm turned callous and confused.
>
>http://www.pd.org/~zeug/EYEDRUM/eyedrum-sched.html
>
>BLESS THIS MESS
>
>Directions:
>
>EYEDRUM is a not-for-profit space and asks that visitors fork over a small
>
>donation to help pay rent and support performers in Atlanta and from 
>around
>
>the country. 
>
> 
>
>Contact EYEDRUM: eyedrum@hotmail.com
>
>EYEDRUM is located at 253 Trinity Avenue
>
>(between Forsyth and Spring streets) on the
>
>first floor in downtown Atlanta.
>
> 
>
>HOW TO GET THERE:
>
>**From I-75/I-85 North: Take Exit 93 (M. L. King Jr. Blvd.), follow MLK
>west six
>
>traffic lights to Peachtree St., turn left onto Peachtree, go two lights 
>to
>
>Trinity Ave., turn right, cross Forsyth St., 253 is on the right, park on 
>left
>
>for free.
>
> 
>
>**From I-75/I-85 South: Use HOV Lane exit for Memorial Dr., go straight, 
>at
>
>second light turn left onto Trinity Ave., drive three blocks, 253 is on 
>the
>
>right, free parking on the left.
>
> 
>
>**From I-20 East or West: Exit at Spring Street, go north on Spring, 
>second
>
>traffic light is Trinity Ave., turn right, park for free on the right, 
>253 is
>
>across the street.
>
> 
>
>On MARTA: Get onto the North/South line and get off at the Garnett Station
>
>(S1). Go upstairs, and walk out onto Trinity Ave (it's the only way to 
>walk
>
>out from up there). Turn left on Trinity, cross Forsyth, and 253 is on the
>
>left. Trains run until 1 a.m. and cost roughly $1.50 per trip. MARTA is
>
>smarta, but there's safety in numbers.
>
> 
>
>>From the trainyards: We're located one block east of the Norfolk Southern
>
>building, southeast
>
>__________________________________________
>This is not here--
>And now is almost over... 
>http://members.xoom.com/Gezoleen/
>http://members.xoom.com/edkempertrio/
>