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Re: perfect world/duets
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- Subject: Re: perfect world/duets
- From: "pete brown" <deconblue>
- Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2000 15:35:30 -0400
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From: Amy L. Dove <adove>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 10:10 AM
Subject: Re: perfect world/duets
> If anyone's still interested in finding Michael Stipe/REM appearances, I
> found two for you. First, if you have heard the Indigo Girls' debut
> album (self-titled, includes "Closer to Fine"), the members of REM play
> on a few songs. Stipe sings background vocals on "Kid Fears." He's
> hard to miss on that track. The second one is an album by Hindu Love
> Gods. The band consists of Warren Zevon(remember him? Aaaaaooooo!
> Werewolves of London) and REM minus Stipe. I'm a big Warren fan (don't
> judge him by his radio singles) and the album was surprisingly good.
> Kind of bluesy, good driving music.
>
>
> --
> Amy L. Dove (adove)
> "And yet you'd like to believe that your very geekness -- your
> weirdness...what makes you strange -- might also be your gift." -- Lisa
> Germano
I saw the indigo girls open for rem and mike came out and joined in on "kid
fears", I also saw him join 10, 000 Maniacs for "campfire song" which he
also does on the "in my tribe" disc. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you
don't. I saw Patti open for Bob Dylan, they did 2 nights in Boston, she
joined him on the 2nd night for a duet, I had seats for the first night,
(can't complain, it was a great show)