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Subject: Re: ZWAN on Letterman tonigh Author: poppy dream [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:00:44 01/28/03 Tue In reply to: Heard Zwan 's message, "Re: ZWAN on Letterman tonigh" on 18:46:32 01/24/03 Fri Heard Zwan, thank you! What you mean wasn't up to your expectations was about the particular performance or you mean it farther for the main body of their recent music? I love the way of Corgan, he puts a mysterious weight to his words extending their depth. If you referred to that particular performance, don't forget that a real great number of the best artists don't feel familiar and comfortable with these places, tv and journalists generally. That doesn't count against their artistic worth. The one kind of ability don't have any relation at all with the other. Why would you prefer Paz to have sung more instead of Corgan? It doesn't mean of course to underestimate one of both, i'm just interested to know your reasons. I do agree though about predictability, but i'm afraid that the major part of the funs take it as a betray. Thanks again, it was lovely to talk with you. >OK, sure...And maybe the other person who posted about >seeing them will write about it, too?? > >I don't know what to think. I was hoping their sound >would be...prettier? I was hoping it would sound more >like the style of Pajo and Sweeney and less like >Corgan -- dark, beautiful, and understated. Maybe if >Corgan wasn't singing it would have been better. Paz >sang too, though, which helped. All in all, it wasn't >bad, it just wasn't what I was expecting -- which is >overall a good thing, right? Musicians (or rather, >their music) cease(s) to be interesting when they >become predictable. > > > >>>Not a lot of forewarning....but ZWAN will be on >>>Letterman tonight >> >>I wish i could see them. Unfortunately we don't have >>that programme here. Please, could you write about it >>after you'll watch it? I would love so much to know >>about. Thank you, in advance. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]