Mellotronists

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From: jonesalley

To: Mellotronists

Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 2:28 AM

Subject: [Mellotronists] "advertising" on the list?

On a recent note,l I would hope and encourage that both/all groups of people involved in the creation, development, maintenance, archiving, use, and continued existence of all things Mellotronic (or of the extended family) will tell us EVERYTHING about the progress on new instrument development, live use, recordings, whatever is happening.

In other words, tell us what's going on in the now, not just in the past, because it isn't advertising when we're the people that want to hear it the most!

Hear, hear! After all, if you're not interested, ignore it. Colin may've been a tad over-enthusiastic about promoting his new album, but if you don't want to read it, that's what the 'delete' key's for.

And by the way, they're called Uriah Heep. :-)

Andy T.

Get back up Jon.
 
The rest ofus continue to try to ignore you. ; )
 
Frank

Hello all,

Delurking... and for a reason...

Our band, Lady Lake (Holland), are in the mixing stages of our new 
album. Maybe some of you have heard about us: our 1997 reissue of No 
Pictures (1977) on Musea got quite a lot of critical acclaim from prog 
lovers all over the world (I feel this to be quite a bold thing to say, 
but that's how it was....).
Anyway, our new album has real Mellotron as we are very lucky that my 
brother has bought a new MK VI some time ago and he graciously let us 
record lots of Tron, Mini-Moog, Fender-Rhodes in his Bauer-studio.

Please check out some nice Tron-footage and other niceties at 
www.ladylake.nl

And while you're at it... visit www.bauer-plaza.com as well.....

Cheers,

Jan Dubbe


Op 22-okt-04 om 3:28 heeft jonesalley het volgende geschreven:

> On a recent note,l I would hope and encourage that both/all groups of 
> people involved in the creation, development, maintenance, archiving, 
> use, and continued existence of all things Mellotronic (or of the 
> extended family) will tell us EVERYTHING about the progress on new 
> instrument development, live use, recordings, whatever is happening.