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so sad.  :(

Hi,there!
Check out my song "Nothing To Believe In" at
http://www.myspace.com/sleepdriver1984

It's a jazzy-prog ballad with some eastern, classical and new wave
elements and my musical influences are the following:

David Bowie, Duran Duran/Arcadia/Warren Cuccurullo/John
Taylor/Devils, Japan/Dali's Car/David Sylvian/Mick Karn/Dolphin
Brothers/Steve Jansen & Richard Barbieri/Rain Tree
Crow/Vivabeat/JBK/Nine Horses, David Torn, Mark Isham, Scott Walker,
Tindersticks, Furniture/Because, Associates/Billy Mackenzie, Eyeless
In Gaza/Martyn Bates, John Foxx/Ultravox, Rupert Hine/Thinkman, Blue
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Mitake/D.E.P., Yukihiro Takahashi, Melon, Logic System, Sandii & The
Sunsetz, Anzen Chitai, Off Course/Kazumasa Oda, Eberhard Weber,
Percy Jones, Shriekback, It's Immaterial, Cousteau, Spoons, A-
ha/Bridges/Morten Harket, Alphaville/Marian Gold/Rainer Bloss, The
Cure, And Also The Trees, B-Movie/Vision, Gazpacho, Riverside, Ken's
Novel, Now, IQ, Saga, Arena, Twelfth Night, Epidaurus,
Arrakeen/Cyril Achard, Sonata Arctica/Altaria, Jorn Lande/Ark,
Haggard, Edenbridge, Airbag, Wim Mertens, Erik Satie, The Lackey,
Gonzales, Harold Budd, Bill Douglas, Kitaro, Roxy Music/Brian
Ferry/Andy MacKay, Antony & The Johnsons, Novembre, Devil Doll, Il
Segno Del Comando/Helden Rune/Ianva, Argine, Ataraxia, Current 93,
Floating State, Taproban, Aelian, Frozen Autumn/Static Movement, Fit
& Limo, Daargaard, Nils Wuelker, Jeff Kashiwa, Angelo Badalamenti,
Kraftwerk, Rockets/Sal Solo/Classix Nouveaux, A Flock Of Seagulls,
Telex, Pseudo Echo, Virgin Dance, Punishment Of Luxury, Camouflage,
Icehouse, Sparks, Tears For Fears, Talk Talk, Dead Or Alive, New
Order/Monaco, The Mission/Sisters Of Mercy, Stranglers/Paul Roberts,
Team/Pavol Habera, Virus, Sad Lovers & Giants, The National, The
Killers, The Bravery, Bauhaus, Bertrand Betsch, Indochine, Magazine,
Erasure, Soft Cell, Sandra, Madness, Pet Shop Boys, Enrico Ruggeri,
Alice Visconti, Faust'O Rossi, Garbo, Luca Carboni, Giusto Pio,
Color Theory, Brave New World, Alan Lauris, Crash Test Dummies,
Tangerine Dream, Missing Persons, Savage Garden/Darren Hayes, Texas,
Nightwish, Dream Theater, Yellowjackets, Depeche Mode, Human League,
Gary Numan, White Town, Husky Rescue, Zwei, Hyde, Sound Horizon, Ace
Of Base, Army of Lovers/Vacuum, Aqua, Zoot Woman, Junior Boys, The
Faint, Keane, Muse, John Carpenter, Garbage, Eels, Dandy Warhols,
Massive Attack, Aphex Twin, Love & Money, Corey Hart, Blezqi Zatsaz,
Solaris, Queensryche, Marcie's Still Waiting, Split Mirrors, Silent
Circle, C.C.Catch, Eiffel 65, Daft Punk, The Twins, Thomas Dolby,
Visage, O.M.D., Spandau Ballet, Kent, The Clash, The Ark, Rasmus,
James, Hard-Fi, Lotus Eaters, Laserdance, BIOnight, Anything Box,
TechNoir, Nik Kershaw, Falco, Suicide, Suede, Pulp, Suzanne Vega,
The Dears, French Revolution, Berlin, Magnetic Fields, etc.etc.


Hope You like it!
bye
Mario

Hello all,

I was a member back in the days when this group was first founded (I
went by the nick "likesthedark").

I dropped off the map for many years as I travelled the world, without
a computer.

I am back, and I am looking for bootleg collectors to trade Bauhaus
shows. Here is my bootleg list: http://db.etree.org/Bauhausian

Please email me if you would like to trade. I am particularly
interested in two bootlegs:

1. 2006 audio recording of "With Gravity Comes a Broken Heart" from the
Tate Britian 'Gothic Nightmares' exhibition.

2. DVD of the June 21, 2006, Buffalo, NY show.

!!!LONG LIVE BAUHAUS!!!

www.skiesofember.tk

Hello all,
I had a little bit of time on my hands on Monday, so this is the fruit of my
labors.

http://www.myspace.com/davidjtribute

The page is not official in any way, shape, or form. I figured it was about
time for David to reap the benefits of the free promotional giant that is
MySpace. If anyone has any pictures they have taken of David during
performances or other events that you wish to be included on the page,
please send them to me with information on how you want to be credited. I am
trying to stay away from copyrighted material on the page since it's
unofficial.

So add the page to your list of friends, tell your friends about it, and
just generally give the page some traffic!

Cheers,
Andrea


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Thanks for the info Ben, I went to Bauhausmusik.com forums and was
glad to find they have some new songs going. What was the date they
played last in Chicago? (not listed).




--- In bauhaus@yahoogroups.com, Ben Woodhams <bwoodhams@...> wrote:
>
>
> On 18 Aug 2006, at 21:42, Evet S. wrote:
>
> >
> >  If you want to see Bauhaus in thier prime get your hands on the
U of
> > London show - very raw with early versions of Dancing and Poison
Pen,
>
> An mp4 video of Poison Pen from that gig can be downloaded from:
>
> http://www.thesoundofindie.com/?p=182
>
> Not seen it myself yet, but internet reviews are, 'ow you
say..."mixed"?
>
> > I think the band blew a golden opportunity back in 98 when they
were
> > selling out shows they should have kept going and put out a new
> > album, and kept touring.
>
> Apparently they had contractual commitments, individually, which
> prevented them from doing so. By the time they'd discharged those
> commitments, all the steam seemed to have gone out of the idea.
>
> > This last tour
> > seemed hastily put together and didn't seem to have much vibe so I
> > decided to not spoil my memories of 98.
>
> I saw them twice in '98 and, while they were absolutely fantastic
> then, I have to say the first of the recent London gigs was the
best
> I've *ever* seen them. Some people were carping about the 'best
of'
> nature of the setlist - but for people who've never the band
before,
> that's kinda what they expect. Anything else would be cheating them.
>
> The following night's gig was a bit of a disaster, sadly,
apparently
> for technical reasons - but when they *were* playing, they easily
> showed that they've still got it. Spurning that seems like cutting
> off your nose to spite your face if you ask me, but some people
look
> better that way.
>
> > You can tell the band is no longer active I hardly see any posts
> > here
>
> But this is utter cobblers, I'm afraid. The reason hardly anyone
> posts here anymore is that the internet has moved on - everyone's
> over at the forum on the official site, which is regularly
buzzing!
> Yahoogroups is dead, it just doesn't know it yet. Email? Pah. (A
> shame, really, as I far prefer typing into my mail client than a
web
> interface, but that's Web 2.0 for you.)
>
> > and the DVD debacle was another missed opportunity.
>
> What, the Shadow/Archive fiasco? Yes, but it's worth bearing in
mind
> that the band had nothing whatsoever to do with that travestastic
> release. INALB they didn't even make a penny out of it, AIUI -
they
> sold the publication rights to the vast majority of their back
> catalogue some years ago, so when you buy a Bauhaus album (except
> Gotham, natch), they no longer get residuals/royalties.
>
> > Gotham left
> > out the awe inspiring version of "Severance" as well.
>
> Disc 1, Track 9 of the CD release, though. Yes, I know it's not
the
> same.
>
> Cheers,
>
> b.
>

On 18 Aug 2006, at 21:42, Evet S. wrote:

>
>  If you want to see Bauhaus in thier prime get your hands on the U of
> London show - very raw with early versions of Dancing and Poison Pen,

An mp4 video of Poison Pen from that gig can be downloaded from:

http://www.thesoundofindie.com/?p=182

Not seen it myself yet, but internet reviews are, 'ow you say..."mixed"?

> I think the band blew a golden opportunity back in 98 when they were
> selling out shows they should have kept going and put out a new
> album, and kept touring.

Apparently they had contractual commitments, individually, which
prevented them from doing so. By the time they'd discharged those
commitments, all the steam seemed to have gone out of the idea.

> This last tour
> seemed hastily put together and didn't seem to have much vibe so I
> decided to not spoil my memories of 98.

I saw them twice in '98 and, while they were absolutely fantastic
then, I have to say the first of the recent London gigs was the best
I've *ever* seen them. Some people were carping about the 'best of'
nature of the setlist - but for people who've never the band before,
that's kinda what they expect. Anything else would be cheating them.

The following night's gig was a bit of a disaster, sadly, apparently
for technical reasons - but when they *were* playing, they easily
showed that they've still got it. Spurning that seems like cutting
off your nose to spite your face if you ask me, but some people look
better that way.

> You can tell the band is no longer active I hardly see any posts
> here

But this is utter cobblers, I'm afraid. The reason hardly anyone
posts here anymore is that the internet has moved on - everyone's
over at the forum on the official site, which is regularly buzzing!
Yahoogroups is dead, it just doesn't know it yet. Email? Pah. (A
shame, really, as I far prefer typing into my mail client than a web
interface, but that's Web 2.0 for you.)

> and the DVD debacle was another missed opportunity.

What, the Shadow/Archive fiasco? Yes, but it's worth bearing in mind
that the band had nothing whatsoever to do with that travestastic
release. INALB they didn't even make a penny out of it, AIUI - they
sold the publication rights to the vast majority of their back
catalogue some years ago, so when you buy a Bauhaus album (except
Gotham, natch), they no longer get residuals/royalties.

> Gotham left
> out the awe inspiring version of "Severance" as well.

Disc 1, Track 9 of the CD release, though. Yes, I know it's not the
same.

Cheers,

b.

If you want to see Bauhaus in thier prime get your hands on the U of
London show - very raw with early versions of Dancing and Poison Pen,
the light show was great and the energy was fantastic you can see the
punks all getting into it! I got the Target video version which
unfortunately has a stupid logo on it, but it's worth it!
I think the band blew a golden opportunity back in 98 when they were
selling out shows they should have kept going and put out a new
album, and kept touring. They were sure to get big! This last tour
seemed hastily put together and didn't seem to have much vibe so I
decided to not spoil my memories of 98.
You can tell the band is no longer active I hardly see any posts
here, and the DVD debacle was another missed opportunity. Gotham left
out the awe inspiring version of "Severance" as well.

Evet






--- In bauhaus@yahoogroups.com, "Adam" <the_goblin_king18@...> wrote:
>
> I own the Gotham and Shadow of Light & Achives Dvds. Out of the two
> videos Gotham is the far better video because the live energy of
the
> crowd and Peter Murphy's theatics with Daniel Ash, David J, and
Kevin
> Haskins as equally amazing makes me wish I was there. 'I love being
at
> concerts and being around live music'.
>
> I had an opportunity to see them last year in the their 'Up In The
> Atmosphere Tour' at the Koolhaus [Toronto]. I spoke with people
after
> the show and the fans who saw the Resurrection Tour at the Koolhaus
in
> 1998 were disappointed. Hence again why the Gotham DVD a great
viewing
> experience. Still seeing Bauhaus live was a dream come true.
>
> Shadow of Light & Achives DVD is still a must have for Bauhaus fans
> but the video and audio quality isn't as amazing as watching
Gotham. I
> wish some production went into the DVD presentation with some extra
> features as well improvement in video and audio quality but they
> probably can't.
>
> Ne ways I was wonder if anyone else own these movies and have
> something more to say about these music videos from the
grandfathers
> of goth rock.
>

I own the Gotham and Shadow of Light & Achives Dvds. Out of the two
videos Gotham is the far better video because the live energy of the
crowd and Peter Murphy's theatics with Daniel Ash, David J, and Kevin
Haskins as equally amazing makes me wish I was there. 'I love being at
concerts and being around live music'.

I had an opportunity to see them last year in the their 'Up In The
Atmosphere Tour' at the Koolhaus [Toronto]. I spoke with people after
the show and the fans who saw the Resurrection Tour at the Koolhaus in
1998 were disappointed. Hence again why the Gotham DVD a great viewing
experience. Still seeing Bauhaus live was a dream come true.

Shadow of Light & Achives DVD is still a must have for Bauhaus fans
but the video and audio quality isn't as amazing as watching Gotham. I
wish some production went into the DVD presentation with some extra
features as well improvement in video and audio quality but they
probably can't.

Ne ways I was wonder if anyone else own these movies and have
something more to say about these music videos from the grandfathers
of goth rock.

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Bauhaus Post-gig party!!

*Tuesday 8th August*

The Dome [downstairs room]
Tufnell Park
172 Junction Road
London
N19
UK
[5 minutes from The Forum]
22.00 - 02.00
£4 on the door
[Tufnell Park tube]

DJ Cavey Nik and guests play the best in Trad Goth, Deathrock, Post
Punk etc. Paying special attention to the band of the night; Bauhaus
plus Tones on Tail, Peter Murphy, Love and Rockets, Daniel Ash,
Dali's Car etc...

Map: http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?
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*Tuesday 15th August*

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17 Greek Street
Soho
London
[5 minutes from The Astoria]
22.00 - 03.00
£5 on the door
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