Level 42 Digest for Friday, July 13, 2007

Friday, July 13, 2007

Welcome to the Level 42 Digest! Founded in 1993, this is a community of 480 fans of the band Level 42 and its music. The community interacts here via email, through many related web sites, and at periodic "Levelfest" gatherings held around the world. All subscribers are encouraged to participate and contribute new dialogue about their common interests.

[How to Subscribe, Unsubscribe & Post messages]

Topics for Friday, July 13, 2007

    1.  Links within links - fred.simpson @ tiscali.co.uk
    2.  retroglide - Brian Flint
    3.  Hey Doug... - Shannon Hankinson
    4.  I really enjoyed this email disclaimer.... - Doug White

1. Links within links
From:	fred.simpson @ tiscali.co.uk <fred.simpson @ tiscali.co.uk>
Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:45:00 +0100 (GMT+01:00)	[top]
Steely Dan Cheers AG. I understood some of that, although it doesn't make up for missing them (again). My young brother went along and pretty-much echoed your comments but with much smaller words. Haircut 100 I had a blast of Pelican West myself last week whilst fondly remembering the great "beer tour" concert from Fairfield Halls a few years ago featuring Nick Heyward, Ben Vol-p-Curiosity, Go West and somebody else - quality stuff. Chill out stuff I'm a massive Zero7 fan too. Some of the more relaxed stuff from Faithless / Sister Bliss is also worth a listen. Much is full on dance (I guess) but there are some gems like 'Blissy's Groove' and 'Everything will be alright tomorrow' that are great funky chill out tunes. You may also want to tune into Groove Salad via your web media player. You won't listen full time because much is a bit same'y but you will hear a few artists on here that are worth a follow-up. Fred ___________________________________________________________ Tiscali Broadband only бё9.99 a month for your first 3 months! http://www.tiscali.co.uk/products/broadband/

2. retroglide
From:	Brian Flint <wolfbard @ hotmail.com>
Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 2007 15:41:24 +0000	[top]
I actually really like retroglide. There are some tracks which make no sense to me. Ships, for instance, has got to include the most awkward sounding lyrics I've ever heard. The dvd is good too. Having only seen the Live at Reading one (besides the stuff from the eighties) it was refreshing to see them put on a show as a opposed to having a jam session with their tunes. Who all is going to see them at Arundel? I'm flying out for that, first time I will see them live. I've only waited 22 years for this. :D Hope all is well. Don't get caught with egg on your face. Play Chicktionary!═

3. Hey Doug...
From:	Shannon Hankinson <shannon @ hankinson.com>
Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 2007 08:51:20 -0700	[top]
Another kid?? Aroooo? I will share that Adz takes STRONG offense to being referred to as a kid. He prefers "Child-Like He-Man", thank you very much. -Shan

4. I really enjoyed this email disclaimer....
From:	Doug White <bigdp @ stanford.edu>
Date:	Thu, 12 Jul 2007 20:36:44 -0700	[top]
Been reading the late January 2003 digests and Mike the Pom started a small trail of postings regarding those awful email disclaimers. Had a few nice responses from His Highness Eric, Her Highness Lolita, David Loundy posted a detailed and in the end funny message about disclaimers using an example of one particular disclaimer and then came this.....: ** Important Notice to Recipients ** The information in this e-mail is largely cobblers and intended to be forgotten practically as soon as read. If you are not the addressee one is bound to ask what the hell you are doing reading it, let alone all this drivel. As Internet communications are capable of data corruption, no responsibility is accepted for changes made to this message after it was sent. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. Furthermore, no liability or responsibility is accepted for viruses, technical malfunctions, Pop Idol, the decline of the British Empire, Adam Sandler or The Lighthouse Family. Please address any further queries regarding e-mail policy to Norman Stanley Fletcher. I bet you can't guess who included this at the end of their message. I nearly missed it, but noticed the mention of Adam Sandler and just had to read it....by the way I can't stand Adam Sandler. My compliments to the, ummm, chef. Back to my lurking and reading again.......

End of Level 42 Digest (web edition)
Please note: you are viewing the web version of today's Level 42 Digest mailing. This content was distributed via email to subscribers at approximately 10:00 GMT (5:00am EST/EDT) this morning. To post a new message email level42 @ Level42Digest.com (make sure to remove spaces in this email address). You must be a subscriber to post a message. Please also note that all MIME attachments will be automatically stripped from messages before posting on the Digest (this is to prevent computer viruses, huge Digest emails, etc.) To subscribe to the mailing list email level42 @ Level42Digest.com with SUBSCRIBE as the subject (make sure to remove spaces in this email address). Digests are mailed out every day at approximately -0400 GMT (5:00am EST/EDT). To unsubscribe from the list email level42 @ Level42Digest.com with UNSUBSCRIBE as the subject (make sure to remove spaces in this email address). View Level 42 Digest Archives (1993-present), or search with Google: Any questions, comments or suggestions for the Level 42 Digest? Email us at admin @ Level42Digest.com (make sure to remove spaces in this email address). Related web sites: Level42.com, Forever Now, Mike Lindup, Boon Gould, Gary Husband, Jakko Jakszyk, Level 42 Web Digest Sponsored by SiteSpect: Landing Page Multivariate Testing Please note that by viewing or posting messages to the Level 42 Digest, you agree to be bound to the terms and policies located at the Terms Of Use web page.