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01/23/98

From Maurice:

The Best Of... Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds is scheduled for March / April next year. Here's the tracklist (in order) as a little bird whispered:

Deanna
Red Right Hand
Straight To You
Tupelo
Nobody's Baby Now
Stranger Than Kindness
Into My Arms
(Are You) The One That I've Been Waiting For?
The Carny
Do You Love Me?
The Mercy Seat
Henry Lee
The Weeping Song
The Ship Song
Where The Wild Roses Grow
From Her To Eternity

Very predictable, but I'm glad the Your Funeral... My Trial songs made it on this one.

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01/09/98

From Oliver:

"According to the Melody Maker, the Bad Seeds 'Best of' album is scheduled for April 13th, and there may be a London gig in connection with the release."

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01/13/98

From Mute Info:

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have been awarded the 1997 Grand Prix of the Charles Cros Academy (in France) for "The Boatman's Call".

The Charles Cros Academy is apparently the oldest institution of its kind in France. The prize is in recognition of songwriting and lyric quality.

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01/29/98

Kim Beissel noted:

I thought I might mention briefly that Cat Power has been in Melb. recently playing gigs backed by Jim & Mick from the Dirty 3. They've also played as the Tren Brothers in support of Mick Turner's solo instrumental CD called Tren.

Rowland S. Howard is still gigging solo as he did in support of some of the recent NC shows.

Also (ex-Birthday Party) Phill Calvert's latest band Sugarhips are still gigging, but with a new 3 piece line-up which is Phill - drums, Ben Ling - Vocals & Guitar, and Kelly ? - Bass.


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02/28/98

Bruce noted:

I have just seen the Australian movie True Love and Choas. There are many things about this movie which may interest the standard Goodsoner. First Noah Taylor, the Nick clone, has a main role as a light-fingered junkie. Second, Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen and the Beasts of Bourbon all feature in the soundtrack.

Even more bizzare is that Hugo Weaving (from Proof? and Priscilla: Queen of the Desert) plays a singer in a band that does covers of Leonard Cohen and Nick Cave songs. The movie itself is a Nullabor road movie/dark comedy/thriller. It is a new release in the video shops of Australia. I enjoyed it.

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02/28/98

Chris McAuliffe noted:

Here's the citation for an article I recently published that might be of interest to you; 'Let's Talk About Art: Art and Punk in Melbourne', Art and Australia, vol. 34, no. 4, 1997, pp. 502-12.

The subject is evident from the title, of course. It includes four portraits of then Boys Next Door members (Cave, Pew, Harvey, Calvert) as well as photo of a BND performance at the Crystal Ballroom in which Cave held aloft another painting by the portraitist, Jenny Watson, while singing 'Let's Talk About Art' (which became 'Zoo Music Girl').

Maybe a little specialised, but could be of interest to any curious about the social and cultural context from which BND and other Australian bands emerged.


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02/28/98

Oliver noted:

A copy of the NC newsletter arrived this morning, containing the following stuff:

  • A review of 'The Witness' magazine which is generally positive but not afraid to be critical of some elements.
  • A nicely written review of the past year.
  • Usual array of merchandise.
  • More significantly, news of a new official fan club. This will cost UKP 12 per year. Apparently the UKP12 charge is for everybody, regardless of where you live. However, it seems that payment can only be accepted in sterling cheques or postal orders. For membeership you get: 4 quarterly copies of 'The Witness', "plus access to inside information and photographs and special NC&TBS products and merchandising". The newsletter notes that with the introduction of this fan club, there will be no more newsletter mail outs.

Cheques / postal orders payable to 'Restricted Area' should be sent to:

PO Box 16902
London W10 6ZU
UK

[This address is also be used to for general Bad Seeds related enquiries etc.]

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02/28/98

Kim alerted:

In a recent interview in Juice magazine (Australian) Mick said he has written several songs for a planned solo CD...

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02/28/98

Rebecca announced:

I just saw a recently released movie called "The Zero Effect". It features "Into My Arms" on the Soundtrack. I liked the movie too, not only does it have NC, but it is set in my favorite city, Portland, OR.

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02/28/98

Sharon linked:

Do you know about the Sons of Lee Marvin, of which Nick is a member, along with Jim Jarmusch and Tom Waits? Check it out at the Sons of Lee Marvin page at home.earthlink.net/~cyclonepub/sonsmarv.html

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02/28/98

Ed noted:

Nick Cave has been confirmed as one of the day hosts at the '98 Liss Ard Foundation benefit. I'm not sure of the exact day but the event runs from Sept.2 - 6. For more info visit http://www.lissard.com/

Oh the luck of the Irish...

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02/28/98

Private Guy noted:

I heard also some little birds over there talking about a new compilation album due april. track listing, reproduced down there thanks to Kim, looks the list of very familiar songs and sure enough, the album has in fact the suggestive title, something like the "Original Seeds". it's going to be released on Rubber thru BMG. a must have disc for all the librarians and vegans out there, let alone good folks. it shows good old melbourne is not just casinos and the chairman jeff.

ORIGINAL SEEDS Tracklist:

1.Long Time ManTim Rose
2.Cat ManGene Vincent & The Blue Caps
3.AvalancheLeonard Cohen
4.Katie Cruel (a)Karen Dalton
5.Hammer SongThe Sensational Alex Harvey Band
6.Weeping AnnaleahTom Jones
7.Sad Dark EyesThe Loved Ones
8.The Big HurtScott Walker
9.Tupelo Blues (a)John Lee Hooker
10.The Long Black VeilLefty Frizzell
11.Folk Singer, TheJohnny Cash
12.Another Man Done Gone (a)Odetta
13.I'm gonna run to the city of refuge (a)Blind Willie Johnson
14.Oh Happy Day (a)The Edwin Hawkins Singers
15.Je t'aime...moi non plusSerge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin
16.By The Time I Get To PhoenixIsaac Hayes

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02/28/98

Maurice clarified and updated:

"Best Of" is scheduled for May. I suppose that is world-wide. B-sides will be somewhere later this year. Nothing precise is known, not the song selection, not the date. It is not unlikely that the upcoming Birthday Party live album and the B-sides album will lead to one delaying the other. I wouldn't be surprised if one of these won't happen before 1999.

Japanes version of the Best Of album will have extra tracks (don't know which ones)

Vinyl release of Dirty Three's Ocean Songs will be a double lp.

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02/28/98

Curt announced:

This article was in the Daily Telegraph [Sydney], Thursday 19th Feb:

"The Best Of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds" is scheduled to be released worldwide on May 4. The tracklisting is as follows: Are You The One [That I'Ve Been Waiting For], Into My Arms, Henry Lee, Where The Wild Roses Grow, Do You Love Me, Nobody'S Baby Now, Red Right Hand, Straight To You, The Weeping Song, The Ship Song, The Mercy Seat, Deanna, Stranger Than Kindness, The Carny, Tupelo, From Her To Eternity.

Initial copies will come with a bonus disk featuring the band performing live at London's Royal Albert Hall last year. There will also be a long form video version of the package out on the same day which carries a significantly different song list.

"It seems at odds with what we do in a way but it started making sense because our back catalogue is getting so big and unwieldy that is does bridge a gap for some people," Bad Seed Mick Harvey said of the album. "I think you have to have a bit of respect for potential audience out there."

"They don't want to go out and buy ten albums if they're interested in you, and it may introduce people to some older stuff."

"I actually wanted to put together a 'best of' 84 to 91. i wasn't necessarily interested in making an all encompassing 'best of' and having it the biggest selling record we make and all that nonsense. but I was out manoeuvred."

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02/28/98

Ed forecasted:

Nick is confirmed to play Glastonbury. (This could be good news for Canadians and other Satellite people since MuchMusic seems to like to televise this event annually - well parts of it anyway).

No word on an official B-side album (this doesn't mean it isn't happening).

A new album is planned for early next year which, as of now, is to be in the same vein as TBC.

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02/28/98

Martin forwarded (from NME):

NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS are set to release a career-spanning compilation album, 'The Best Of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds', available through Mute Records in UK stores on May 11.

The album traces the group's history and its track-listing was chosen by Nick Cave and the band. Songs featured include 'Deanna', 'Red Right Hand', 'Straight To You', 'Tupelo', 'Into My Arms', 'Where The Wild Roses Grow' and 'The Ship Song' amongst others. A special, limited edition format of the album will be also be released, details of which will be available soon. (Likely to be the live performance from Royal Albert Hall.)

Cave is also currently lining up UK summer festival appearances, including a major slot at Glastonbury (June 26-28).

Meanwhile, Nick has told NME he's in the early stages of writing material for his next album which, he says, will continue the themes of 'The Boatman's Call', his most recent album.

"I'm interested in writing songs that mean something to me and will continue to mean something to me," he says. "The 'Murder Ballads' LP has its meaning to me in that Kylie (Minogue) was involved in it and Polly (Harvey) was involved in it... it was an incredible time and a lot of my dreams were realised in the making of that record, but there's no emotional commitment to those songs. They're kind of meaningless to me in a way. They're enjoyable to listen to and they're funny - but they don't really mean that much to me, whereas 'The Boatman's Call' does."

Also: http://www.mystical-www.co.uk/glastonburyfestival/#BAND

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Thursday
03/03/98

Maurice fortold:

Songlist for the "live bonus disc from London 97 which will come with the best of:

  1. Lime Tree Arbour
  2. Stranger Than Kindness
  3. Red Right Hand
  4. I Let Love In
  5. Brompton Oratory
  6. Henry Lee
  7. The Weeping Song
  8. The Ship Song
  9. Where The Wild Roses Grow

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Monday
03/16/98

Maurice noted:

Dutch teletext says "Cave is busy recording a new album, thematically in the same line as The Boatman's Call". The Best Of... with limited edition bonus s also mentioned.

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Monday
03/27/98

Via Curt:

From The Daily Telegraph [Sydney], Thursday March 26:

"... Ms. Kylie Minogue intends to stay true to her word and be back home soon for her first tour here in seven years. If initial reports are true, Minogue will be back in June for a series of theatre shows. And she'll be bringing a back up band with her. You may have heard of them. They go by the name of THE BAD SEEDS."

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Friday
04/20/98

From Ed:

I thought this was mentioned on the list a few weeks ago but I didn't see it in Maurice's discography. There is a 4-trk promo CD sampler for the upcoming Best of comp...

The Best of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, 4-track radio promo
UK, 1998, RCDMUTEL4

  1. Do You Love Me? (intro edited)
  2. The ship Song (fade-out edited)
  3. Red Right Hand
  4. Where the Wild Roses Grow

It comes in a slimline jewel case and on the front is a picture of a triptych painting of trees and boulders which looks both serene and sinister.

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Thursday
04/26/98

From The Times (UK), via Oliver:

Self help guide to books of the Bible
By Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent

TWELVE books of the King James Bible are to be published as individual works in their own right, with introductions by authors such as Doris Lessing and the American Steven Rose.

Will Self has written an introduction to Revelation and Louis de Bernieres has introduced Job. A.S. Byatt has written on the erotic poem, Song of Solomon, while Lessing covers Ecclesiastes. The American Charles Johnson and Australian singer and songwriter Nick Cave are writing on other books, including Proverbs, Genesis, Exodus and the Gospels.

Canongate Books of Edinburgh has sold the German rights for a six-figure sum. A similar deal is expected in this country. A spokesman said: "Presenting the books as separate works, as they began their existence, reverses a process that began nearly 2,000 years ago, and allows them to be read as individual works."

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Thursday
04/28/98

From Mute Records:

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds have been confirmed as co-headliners with Pulp on the main stage at the Glastonbury Festival on Sunday 28th June. This show is their first official UK appearance since last summers two sell out concerts at The Royal Albert Hall and is their first UK festival appearance since Glastonbury 1994.

To celebrate the release of the album 'The Best Of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' and the accompanying video compilation on 11th May, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will be playing a special free concert at the LA2, Charing Cross Road, London W1 on Sunday 10th May.

Access to the LA2 show is strictly by ticket only and a very limited number of tickets will be available at the venue on the night, on a first come first served basis.

For further information on opportunities to win tickets to guarantee entry please refer enquiries solely to the Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds fan club magazine "The Witness" c/o Restricted Area PO Box 16902 London W10 6ZU or the Mute Records web site http://www.mutelibtech.com/mute/

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Saturday
04/30/98

From maurice:

Mick Harvey is currently in England, working on PJ Harvey's new album (producing & playing).

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Thursday
04/30/98

Henrik Gustafsson noted:

As you probably remember, BBC's Mark Radcliffe and Marc Riley did parody versions of Wild Roses and Henry Lee. I do not, however, remember anybody mentioning their album "The Shirehorses present the worst...album in the world...ever...EVER!". It is out on Warner, cat.nr. 3984-20851-2. It contains the Cave parodies, DICK CAVE & THE BAD CHEESE feat. RILEY MINOGUE: hapless boy lard and DICK CAVE & THE BAD CHEESE feat. ALAN BAWL (NO RELATION): the ballad of franny lee. The album's running time is only 32:59. Some other "bands" on the album are THE RA-GNOMES, FRANK SPENCER BLUES EXPLOSION and PO-FASIS. Buy it if you're into that sort of humour. I had a few laughs listening to it!

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Thursday
04/30/98

"I'm Luca, I've just put on the web my new Nick Cave site. My site is simple, not so much 'technical', in fact it is called Nick Cave- telling stories, just simple stories about Nick, his band, his old band and bad seeds' stories about the birth of the band and about its components.

Ciao and thanks
Luca Ceriello "

http://www.aspide.it/freeweb/AT/Nick-Cave/

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About this year's Torhout/Werchter Festival:

The rumour Maurice picked up in a newsgroup has now been confirmed. Below is the programme for the main day of the Torhout (Saturday) and Werchter (Sunday) festivals. The programme and more info about the festival can be found at http://www.on-the-rox.be/olwr/tw98-overzicht.html (in dutch, there is bound to be a french version aussi)

TORHOUT : ZATERDAG 4 JULI '98
WERCHTER : ZONDAG 5 JULI '98

Hoofdpodium - deuren: 9u. 
10:00-10:40 Evil Superstars
11:00-11:45 Money Mark
12:05-13:00 Ben Harper
13:20-14:20 Tori Amos
14:40-15:40 Texas
16:00-17:00 Garbage
17:20-18:20 Therapy?
18:45-19:45 Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
20:10-21:10 Beastie Boys
21:35-22:35 Björk
23:00-00:15 The Verve

There's a "warm-up" festival the previous evening(s) with among others Underworld, Pulp, Sonic Youth, Moby and Tindersticks.

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06/27/98



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Jesolo is a beach near Venice, in Italy. There is a 3 day festival called Beach Bum. You can find all the information you need at http://www.net-corner.com/beachbum/

NC will play on the 10th of July.

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06/26/98



Friday
06/26/98

There's a website: http://www.edfringe.com with all the details about the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, to be held in August.

Nick's on Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd (Queen's Hall). Polly's on Tuesday 25th. Also appearing at the festival is Henry Rollins, doing a spoken word show.

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Friday
06/26/98

Tour dates from Pollstar:
http://www.pollstar.com

June 28Somerset UKGlastonbury Fest
July 01Oporto PORImperial Fest
July 02Odense DENMidtfyns Fest
July 04Torhout BELTorhout Fest
July 05Werchter BEL Werchter Fest
July 10Jesolo ITA Beach Bum Fest
July 11Escalare SPA Doctor Music Fest.
July 14Athens GRE Rockwave Fest
July 16Moscow RUS DK Gorbunova
July 17Moscow RUS DK Gorbunova
July 18St. Petersburg RUS TBA
July 22Bonn GER Museum Of Art
July 25St. Nolff FRA Fest de St. Nolff
Sept 07Boston MA TBA
Sept 08New York NY TBA
Sept 10New York NY David Letterman Show
Sept 11Montreal QC TBA
Sept 12Toronto ON TBA
Sept 13Chicago IL TBA
Sept 15Seattle WATBA
Sept 16San Francisco CAWarfield
Sept 18Los Angeles CATBA
Sept 21New Orleans LATBA

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Tuesday
06/23/98

For the collectors, from Maurice:

The compilation album "Au Royaumede Tricatel", released on Columbia (COCY 80791) in Japan features Nick Cave singing the Michel Polnareff cover "Goodbye Marilou" (in French!). This track was recorded a few years ago (1994?) with Barry Adamson.

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Saturday
06/20/98

For those of you hoping to see Nick's planned appearance later this year:

SPECIFIC DATE REQUEST
If you know what date you can attend a Late Show taping, or reside outside the continental US (this means Canada, and beyond), send one postcard only with your name, address, and phone to:

Late Show Tickets
The Ed Sullivan Theater
1697 Broadway
New York, NY 10019

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Saturday
06/20/98

From Kim:

Tony Clark did the painting on the cover of TBONC&BS.
Info. about his current exhibition can be found here:

http://melbourne.citysearch.com.au/

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Saturday
06/20/98

From Gavin:

For Aussies:
Rage presents "Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - A Short Film" which includes interview and performance footage. Followed by videos by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, The Birthday Party, The Boys Next Door, Mick Harvey, Anita Lane, Barry Adamson, and others.

Rage starts Saturday June 20th 1998 @ 11.25pm

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Saturday
06/20/98

From Janet from Mute:

The Bad Seeds will be playing the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan on August 2nd.

Please be patient about US dates - no dates are confirmed and so I'm not able to put anything up on the Mute web site yet. As soon as dates are confirmed, I'll upload them and I'll e-mail everyone on the MLT Bad Seeds mailing list.

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Saturday
06/20/98

From maurice:

Nick Cave agreed to make music especially to the film "Billboard" of polish director - Luke Zadrzynski.

(thanks Norbert Jazwinski)

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Sunday
06/14/98

Maurice provided this fix:
With *no guarantees*, here are some possible venues. I cannot emphasize enough that nothing is for sure yet.

Sept. 07Boston, MAAvalon _or_ Roxy
Sept. 08New York City, NYRoseland _or_ Beacon Theatre
Sept. 09day off(NYC)
Sept. 10day off(Letterman!)
Sept. 11Montreal, QCRialto Theatre
Sept. 12Toronto, ONThe Phoenix
Sept. 13Chicago, ILThe Vic Theatre
Sept. 14day off
Sept. 15Seattle, WAFifth Avenue
Sept. 16San Francisco, CAWarfield Theatre
Sept. 17day off
Sept. 18Los Angeles, CAPalace _or_ Wiltern Theatre
Sept. 19Los Angeles, CAThe Roxy
Sept. 20day off
Sept. 21New Orleans, LAHouse of Blues

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From Maurice:
There will be an official video release with material from the '97 Liss Ard performance. RTE TV has already broadcast a 55 minute special from Liss Ard. This includes Nick doing Into My Arms, People Ain't No Good and Dead Joe. He is also interviewed. I wouldn't be surprised if the video will contain the same material. In any case, the real treat on this are of course the Patti Smith performances!

Heather Nova's cover of the Ship Song is in my opinion the best of all 10 or so covers around. Even though she's not the kind of artist I really like - this version is great!

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Friday
07/31/98



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The NTSC version of the Best Of video collection has been confirmed. Generations, a store in New York (212) 254-1100 has two copies in stock. They're $24.99 and have been in stock for the past week at least. Also www.sirencd.com has them for $26.99. The tape was imported directly through Mute.

For the tracklisting, See Maurice's Collector's Hell:
http://www.iae.nl/users/maes/cave/disc/ncatbs.html#bovid

From Mute:
"...our Exports Manager had 1000 copies of the video dubbed on NTSC exclusively for a UK exporter."

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Tuesday
07/21/98



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From Pollstar (via Maurice):
Chicago, Sept 13 is listed but the venue is still to be announced. (Likely to be The Metro: http://www.metrochicago.com/). Seattle, 5th Ave Theater, Sept 15 is now confirmed.

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Tuesday
07/21/98



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From http://www.billboard.com :
On Aug. 3, MTV Europe will launch the Internet's first TV station. Designed as a freeform music channel, M2 Europe will initially be available 24 hours a day at http://www.m2europe.com

Peter Good, M2 managing editor: "We invite artists and viewers to compile their own hour of videos for us." Air, Pulp, Money Mark, and Nick Cave are among the artists who provided programming for the launch. Like its U.S. sister channel, M2 Europe will have no advertising.

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Tuesday
07/21/98



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Copies of an NTSC (US VCR standard) compatible version of the Best Of videos have been reported on the West and East coasts. If anyone has any details about this, let me know!

I'm looking for information like: is Reprise's logo on the box? (Note: No!) What's the track listing? (Note: Same as the Euro version) What's the cost? (Note: $25-$30)

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Monday
07/20/98



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From Juha Y:
Nick Cave´s video The Mercy Seat music video can be viewed with a RealAudio player at:
http://www2.intercord.de/intercord/mute/video/mercy.ram

10 min interview worth viewing:
http://www2.intercord.de/intercord/mute/video/shortfilm.ram

Where the Wild Roses Grow video:
http://www2.intercord.de/intercord/mute/audio/28/28_int4845662_15.ram (28.8 Modem)
http://www2.intercord.de/intercord/mute/audio/is/is_int4845662_15.ram (ISDN)
http://www2.intercord.de/intercord/mute/video/wildrose.ram (Video)

http://www.mute.de leads you to Mute's German site. That's where you can find these videos among other Mute artists.

http://www.real.com for a realaudio player if you don't have one 

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Saturday
07/18/98



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From Mute:
The film To Have And To Hold is finally getting a UK cinema release on 7 August. It will open at The Metro Cinema, Rupert St, London W1 and ABC Piccadilly for at least 3 weeks.

Nick, Bilixa and Mick collaborated on the soundtrack. The soundtrack for this film was released in the UK on The Fine Line (Mute). A press release can be found on the Mute BBS or web site:
http://www.mutelibtech.com/mute/cave/tohave.htm

If you are unable to locate the soundtrack locally, it is available from the Mute Bank for 10.99 pounds plus P&P.

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07/18/98



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From Maurice:
Last night's Moscow show was over 2 hours long.

The Oporto gig may be broadcast on Portuguese Radio if the Bad Seeds of approve of a DAT recording that was made.

A new date has been added: Haifa, Israel, City Hall, July 28

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Saturday
07/18/98



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From Bart:
Tickets for NC & BS at the Witern in Los Angeles go on sale Saturday @ noon July, 18!

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07/18/98



Tour
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Billions has added more confirmations for dates: http://www.billions.com/ncbs/tour.htm

Also a reminder that official tour dates are available from Mute at: http://www.mutelibtech.com/mute/news/tour.htm#Cave This page currently list only the European dates.

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Saturday
07/11/98



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From http://www.ticketmaster.com/livedaily/page2.html

A benefit concert featuring a number of major rock artists who were friends of INXS' late frontman Michael Hutchence is in the early planning stages, according to statements made by INXS member Tim Fariss in the Australian Sunday Herald last weekend. While the venue and country to host the show have not yet been determined, Fariss indicated that the event would likely take place in London or Australia.

According to the BBC, Elton John, Bono, Aretha Franklin, Tom Jones, David Bowie, Nick Cave and Iggy Pop have all been contacted and asked to perform at the concert, which could evolve into a benefit for Hutchence's daughter, Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily, who will be two years old later this month.

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07/11/98



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From Leslie concerning the Boston venue:
The Beacon's a great old theatre with reasonably good acoustics (if the sound guy knows what he's doing). I've never been in the balcony, but I'd venture to say orchestra is better. I've been there a bunch of times and never had a terrible seat, even when I've been near the back.

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Thursday
07/09/98



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According to Citysearch NYC, Nick Cave will be on David Letterman on Thursday, September 10th. More details go to: CityserchNYC (Nick Cave):

http://newyork.citysearch.com/E/E/NYCNY/0012/03/96/

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Thursday
07/09/98



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For tickets for North American shows, contact you local TicketMaster outlet, or on the right web site:

http://www.ticketmaster.com
http://www.ticketmaster.ca

For the currently listed show check out http://www.billions.com

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07/09/98



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From http://www.billions.com/ :

The [US] tour will feature an eight-man line-up including Mick Harvey, Blixa Bargeld, Warren Ellis of the Dirty Three, Conway Savage, Jim Sclavunos, Thomas Wydler, and Martyn Casey.

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Thursday
07/09/98



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A number of notes have been flying in about people ordering tickets for the NY gig this fall. Contact Ticketmaster for the full details.

As well, here's a reminder that Nick will be at Liss Ard this Fall ( http://www.lissard.com/ )

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Friday
07/03/98



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From Joe
hello, my friend works at a ticket outlet and he just pulled a pair of tix for the New York show. His computer says they don't go on sale for a few weeks, but they are actually on sale right now. He pulled row G. He's calling to check about chicago because his system sells chicago also.

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Thursday
07/02/98



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Updated

From various Goodsoners:

The best listing of US tour dates is still: http://www.billions.com/ncbs/tour.htm

Known Opening Bands:
DateCityVenueOpening Band
9/7BostonRoxyCome
9/8NYBeaconCongo Norvell
9/9DC9:30The Gungadin
9/13ChicagoMetroFreakwater
9/15Seattle5th Ave TheaterLow
9/16SFWarfieldClovis de La Foret (Not 16HP!)
9/18LAWilternLikely 16HP
9/22NYIrving PlazaThe Gungadin

More info on Come:
http://www.matador.recs.com/

A Canadian resident wrote in to say: "The reason the Toronto Phoenix gig is early for NC&TBS is @ midnight there is a DJ."

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Monday
08/31/98



Performance
News

From sbg.ac.at and Bernie:

Nick will indeed be leading a class and giving a performance on Monday, 28/09/98, akademietheater, 23 Uhr

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Nick will be giving lectures with 12 chosen students. This will be over by the 27th. The day after that Nick will perform a solo concert, just voice and piano, and do a summary lecture (topic: love poetry & song).

In case someone else wants to go also: the AKADEMIETHEATER WIEN operates a ticket-hotline (just like the ticketmaster) where you can get tickets starting from As200,- (which like I 'm told is about $18). I don't have the number with me right now, but I got it from the international operator easily.

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Wednesday
08/26/98



Book
News

From NME:
http://www.nme.com/

NICK CAVE is among 12 writers who have contributed forewords to books of the Bible, which will be published in individual pocket editions by Canongate Press in Edinburgh in October. Cave joins a roster of heavyweight names that includes A S Byatt and Dr Jonathan Miller. (Continued at the NME site.)

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Friday
08/21/98



Performance
News

A second show has been added to the San Fransisco stop, on the 17th of September at the Warfield.

From the Goodson list:
Nick is coming to the (Portuguese) Expo98 on the 29th of August. (This isn't confirmed, just rumour at this point.)

From the 16 Horsepower list:
Sorry, but 16HP will NOT open for Nick Cave on the East Coast gigs. ONLY LA and San Francisco. A&M is not even interested in paying for Seattle.

From http://www.sfd.at/newsdt.html :
"nick cave: lesung / klassenpraesentation / solo konzert: montag, 28.9.98 (ort & beginnzeit noch nicht fix)"

or in English:
"NC: reading/class presentation/solo concert: Monday, 28/09/98 -- no place and time yet"

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Friday
08/21/98



Performance
Notes

The Mt. Fuji Festival was broadcast on the Internet live. We can hope it will be archived. Check http://www.liveconcerts.com/event/ to find out.

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Saturday
08/15/98



General
Notes

From Goodson:
Peter posted: www.washingtonpost.com/

Erik posted: www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Underground/9798/nickcave1.htm

Junkyard cover art posters: members.xoom.com/Junk_Yard

Concert Photos from July, 1998: www.geocities.com/SoHo/Museum/6353/gallery-neubauten.htm

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Friday
09/04/98



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