I won't be getting over to California until the end of the year, but will forward this to my brother and sister-in-laws in San Fran.  thanks  (and I'll stop adding beergut to everything now)
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From: yello-bounces+tourguide=austexecotours.com@mailman.xmission.com [mailto:yello-bounces+tourguide=austexecotours.com@mailman.xmission.com] On Behalf Of Laurens van Graft
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Subject: [Yello] Fwd: [Bulk] Robin Guthrie - USA 2004, Tour dates


Hey Jonn, Julz, Tasha, and any other members of the list that live in the US, here is a neat show you MIGHT want to check out! Robin, was (is) in the band 'The Cocteau Twins', so if you like them, you might like the show I haven't seen any dates for Canada yet, but I'm hoping. If you arre lucky enough to go, please let me know how it was!!
Laurens van Graft
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Subject: [Bulk] Robin Guthrie - USA 2004

Robin Guthrie USA 2004

performing a live instrumental set

Lumiere is a 40 minute long animated film created as a backdrop to a sublime collection of sensual and atmospheric, guitar only, instrumentals of truly hypnotic beauty performed live by Robin Guthrie.

As the founder member of the seminal Cocteau Twins, Robin Guthrie has created some of the most beautiful music of recent times and is widely regarded as a musical visionary. The distinctive sonic landscapes that have become his trademark are again on display throughout the Lumière performance and at time touches upon his, thus far, only instrumental album Imperial and his legions of admirers will find much that they recognize and love.

Yet what marks this performance out from his recorded work is the spaciousness of the music. Robin employs an astonishingly down-tempo pace throughout the performance to mesmerizing effect. This is music to drift away to...music in which you can lose yourself...

The film itself has been made with the same craft and techniques which Robin has used in the sonic world for years, an interweaving and layering of images, creating distinct moods which are reflected my the music being played. The music is 'improvised within the framework dictated by the visuals' and used no fixed rhythm or 'beats' but more relies on layers of treated guitars and cyclic melodies.

Monday November 1st Arlington VA Iota Club & Café 


Tuesday November 2nd New York NY Knitting Factory 


Wednesday November 3rd Philadelphia PA Tin Angel  


Thursday November 4th Brooklyn NY Southpaw  


Saturday November 5th Boston MA Paradise Lounge  


Sunday November 6th Chicago IL Black Orchid Showroom   


Monday November 8th Detroit MI Magic Bag  


Wednesday November 10th Los Angeles CA Knitting Factory  


Thursday November 11th San Francisco CA Rx Gallery  


Saturday November 13th Seattle WA EMP Level Three  


Robin will also be appearing as special guest at a Benbecula Records evening in Glasgow at the Arches on October 24th 2004    Robin Guthrie has recently scored, with Harold Budd, the new Gregg Araki movie, Mysterious Skin. The Movie will be featured at The London Film Festival on October 25th and 26th 2004