According to Fuuma Monou:
>At 05:30 PM 10/12/98 -0700, Jim Ramberg wrote:
>>
>>According to Joe Petrow:
>>>If you already have the LD, what more do you need to know?
>>
>>Like where it was and when it was held. For one thing;
>
>Shouldn't that be somewhere on the LD jacket?

Not that I could see. 
One of the interesting things about it is that
the closing credits are all in English.


>
>She was pretty good at Music Voice '97 (is this available on video?), though
>she only did about three songs (Happy!^3 and forgot the other two's
>titles...).

H^3 seems to be one of KM's signature songs.. and one of the ones she
does the best.


>I'd consider Shonen Knife more of a band than a girl group.  Girl groups are
>almost always in pop/dance.

I consider them sort of an off shoot of the Go's Go's and Joan
Jett and the Runway's: which were all called girl group's. All 
of whom were influenced by Deborah Harry. Now aday's I think
you are right: the term has come to mean something different.


>>The more I listen to KM; she comes of as a very interesting
>>individual with alot of musical sides that match me in what
>>I  like musically (* no punk yet :-) *).  I can only translate
>
>Have to get My Best Friend one of these days...
It's THE KM cd to get. next one down is Owaranai Encore.
The current CD  is sort of like KM unplugged; with alot of
acoustic stuff that is a bit of a departure from her usual
stuff.


>
>>>They've increased to 8 members now!  It's impossible to keep track of
>>>them in a music video...
>
>Saw them on Pop Jam on Saturday.  Some were cuter than the others.
>

That does get boring after awhile since it only goes skin deep.



-- 
Jim Ramberg				http://www.csua.berkeley.edu/~ramberg 
Favs du jour:Shonen Knife,Okamoto Mayo,Kouda Mariko,Goddess Family Club
Nothing's impossible If you wind your spring you can do anything-Shonen Knife