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reply directly to Mr. D'Elia, not to me

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From: "michael D'Elia" <lotussound@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: jandek autographed lp

i have a rare jandek   item id like to sell
a copy of later on vinyl is vg+ and sleeve is at least vgg+ as its still
in shrink wrap but hard to tell. this item is also autographed. it has
ashort note telling how when no one bougt his first lp he thooguht alot
about suicide but made a friend just in time so he cut a second album
better thanthe first please buy it.etc....sterling smith

ill take offfers from serious bidders...........mike

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Below is my interpretation of the lyrics to "Six and Six" for your
website.  I say "My Interpretation" because some of the words are
guesses and some words I couldn't even understand;  someone else may
have totally different ideas of what Jandek's singing!  Cut, paste &
load from browser to get rid of html code.  Somebody
e-mailed me the other day asking me to send Jandek sound files.  I
don't have the hard/software to do so.  Mabye you could add song
excerpts to your webpage?Thanks!
<P><B>Feathered Drums</B> 
A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (1/1) 
<BR>Thanks for all the thoughts <BR>Came rolling in on feathered drums 
<BR>I've been in jail before <BR>Been lead out to... 
<BR>Oh I am sure of where I am <BR>Clouds came floating by 
<BR>Had to hide somethin' <BR>It's what I'd done <BR>??? this what ??? I
feel 
<BR>Oh universe, oh beyond everything to never end 
<BR>Oh back, oh wheel and tumble <BR>Morning sights and streets of wheat

<BR>Oh fanciful and teeming waves <BR>Oh universe and all the days <BR>
<P><B>Point Judith</B> 
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (1/2) 
<BR>??? falling broken ??? <BR>I feel a full shadow <BR>I see a ???
digging 
<BR>Snails on the rocks and it's low tide and... 
<BR>There's diamonds in the ocean 
<BR>But if there's a moth winging out over the waves 
<BR>In the sunlight there's <BR>Two spiders meet on a rock but
<BR>They're the same anyhow so... <BR>It's all so still here I...
<BR>Little waves spill over little rocks <BR>You can ????? from the
rocks
<BR>As it shines like smooooooooth ?????<BR>But you know there's more
than this 
<BR>'Cause you can see the boats sailing <BR>And the gulls fly by
fishing 
<BR>and there's a lighthouse in the distance, but... 
<BR>It's all so quiet that.. <BR>Why disturb the silence so
<BR>Go away in the moonlight and<BR>Bring back a starfish
<BR>Settle back easy and <BR>Make up your mind to stay
<BR>I've earned a fortune and <BR>There's not much more to say 
<BR>I'm livin' easy <BR>Smooth the silky days <BR>I see that you're here
but
<BR>Haven't changed your ways <BR>Settle back easy and
<BR>Make up your mind to stay<BR>(Bangs into microphone) 
<BR>The country's cleaner and<BR>I've earned a fortune and 
<BR>You don't have to pay <BR>Just settle back easy and 
<BR>Make up your mind to stay <BR><P><B>I Knew You Would Leave</B> 
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (1/3) 
<BR>The rocks come out <BR>Unto dust they die <BR>Once hard, stuff of
mountains 
<BR>Now soft powder among the sand <BR>Who dares crush a rock? 
<BR>Oh rock, no rock <BR>Reduced to the winds <BR>Scatter your parts 
<BR>You are not one but many<BR>To those shall you succumb <BR> 
<BR>Beast of time, you hurl your heavens sporadic
<BR>Falling in the great parade <BR>March unto your death 
<BR>And into what arms will you go <BR>Surely not your own 
<BR>Oh God, oh God, be you my hope <BR>And all else ruffles in the winds

<BR>Magic carpets fly to your planets <BR>You have no place on earth 
<BR>Who is it creates the sand soliloquy 
<BR>Is it everyone, makes you are ????? <BR>???? words of pretense 
<BR>Oh Lord let my hand be guided <BR>Sometimes I know it not 
<BR>As the air, no air is still <BR>And the weary sounds refrain 
<BR>Never hiding a cackle <BR>You clutch upon my heart bleeding <BR>
<BR>And now you are gone <BR>Where you hear it all 
<BR>Wide awake from a long sleep <BR>Myself on my hands 
<BR>Tomorrow in the gallows <BR>Trees in skies <BR>Empty ????
replenished 
<BR>By the hand of one who would fall down 
<BR>And make a light to shine somewhere <BR>What is this 
<BR>The cavalcade of misery <BR>What depths <BR>How could we think of
distances 
<BR>Ah, it is the gift of man <BR>To live, the days long <BR>The nights
longer 
<BR>Journey to the stars <BR>They worship the sun <BR>Come down
treasures 
<BR>And I like to see a smile<BR>on your lips as we meet 
<BR>on a journey to the stars <BR><P><B>Can I See Your Clock</B>
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (1/4)
<BR>Now ?????? from this mornin' came to me 
<BR>The piper in his high clouds came to me 
<BR>Listen, oh my brother, it's time to rise <BR>?????? heaven in the
sky
<BR>We what I ?????<BR>What you do with you, what you do with you 
<BR>Have I ?????? <BR>It's playin' on a phonograph 
<BR>Now listen gently to the call <BR>Riding on the waves that fall 
<BR>And rise to reach the sun and you <BR>You're living in a moon so
blue <BR>
<P><B>Wild Strawberries</B> 
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (2/1)
<BR>?????? the dozens <BR>?????? the walls <BR>???? stop and see 
<BR>Walkin' down the hall <BR>I'm wondering where <BR>The murdering town

<BR>I'm beating a hundred <BR>From way down below 
<BR>There's a place you could call me <BR>Out in Ohio 
<BR>You're down in the numbers <BR>You're listed forty-five 
<BR>You heard and you answered <BR>"I'm not dead I'm alive"
<BR>You'll walk on a tightrope<BR>Wear the suit of a clown 
<BR>You rear back in anger <BR>Don't forget there's no answer
<BR>Watch your feet and where they're goin' <BR>Don't forget your
dancin' <BR>
<P><B>Forgive Me</B>
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (2/2)
<BR>You know evil, know it well<BR>The tree gave up it's fruit at once
<BR>Ah! My hand it burns <BR>Scarred with these prints
<BR>They believe when I die, that is a fact<BR>The blood will drain 
<BR>Infection will mix with the blue corpse <BR>But you have it here 
<BR>You see how it is like the wind<BR>At your back and at your face 
<BR>Please try or aching branches creak <BR>You walk alone down
boulevards 
<BR>I take you to the sky <BR>Take you to the sky <BR>Take you to the
sky 
<BR>Take you to the sky <BR><P><B>Hilltop Serenade Part 2</B> 
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (2/4) 
<BR>Well your brain is weary and your manners rough 
<BR>Well O.K. but that's enough <BR>Crazy lights, crazy fights 
<BR>????? on the way hey <BR>Walk along, sing a song and pray 
<BR>Mr. Genry on the label <BR>Paint a picture of a fable 
<BR>On a label a fable Mr. Genry<BR> 
<BR>Well your brain is weary and your manners rough 
<BR>Well O.K. but that's enough <BR>Crazy lights, crazy fights 
<BR>????? on the way hey <BR>Walk along, sing a song and pray 
<BR>Mr. Genry on the label <BR>Paint a picture of a fable 
<BR>On a label a fable Mr. Genry<BR><P><B>You're The Best One</B> 
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (2/5) 
<BR>You're the best one that I came to see 
<BR>You're the last one that I want to see 
<BR>You're one in a million, Lord I think I forgot to come
<BR>You're the top of the mountain, the rest is on the way down 
<BR>You know I think I could tell you <BR>I think you ought to know 
<BR>There was somebody new before you <BR>With you I learned to know
them all 
<BR>And all that came before them <BR>And all that go here from them 
<BR>You go with them gently <BR>With love on your mind <BR>
<P><B>Delinquent Words</B> 
<A HREF="discog.html#0740"><CITE>Six and Six</CITE></A> (2/6) 
<BR>I always had a bloody lip, always 
<BR>Those Cadillacs just float over the road 
<BR>They don't even know the road is there 
<BR>How is it they know me well in the wine store 
<BR>There is no question of it 
<BR>It's the blank eyed and boxed face that don't understand 
<BR>Age makes no difference <BR>Shape makes no difference 
<BR>I observe that all collects dust here as everywhere
<BR>The most whited things fade emerged to no car 
<BR>Dust enters into all being 
<BR>And man who came from dust, to dust shall he return<P><HR>

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>>>>> "Brad" == brad emrich <bradleybee@yahoo.com> writes:

 Brad> Below is my interpretation of the lyrics to "Six and Six" for
 Brad> your website.

Thanks!!  They're up on the website now.

Note that there's a lot of future album titles in the lyrics ("Six and
Six" was Jandek's second album): "Living in a Moon So Blue", "Blue
Corpse", and "You Walk Alone" all take their titles from this record.
There's also a song that while it doesn't actually contain the words
"The Rocks Crumble" has a whole verse about crumbling rocks.

The words to "I Knew You Would Leave" are particularly overwrought.
Very nice.  "Forgive Me" is one of Jandek's scariest songs; I love
when the vocals come in at the beginning, behind one-chord music and
some major tape hiss: "You know evil, know it well..."

 Brad> Somebody e-mailed me the other day asking me to send
 Brad> Jandek sound files.  I don't have the hard/software to do so.
 Brad> Mabye you could add song excerpts to your webpage?

I'd like to do that eventually, but I'm not sure when I'll get around
to it.  Needless to say, if someone out there wants to make sound
files and send them to me for posting...

== Seth Tisue <s-tisue@nwu.edu>         http://www.cs.nwu.edu/~tisue/
"In much wisdom is much grief; and he that increaseth knowledge
increaseth sorrow" (Ecclesiastes 1:18)

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I am forewarding some info on Jandek for sale that I recieved from
flipped out records mailing list.  Please keep in mind that I am also
selling this LP!(see jandek archive #9901)

hello---here are some recent arrivals---1st class postage is $4 or 4th
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