SY in Record Collector magazine, May 2006 issue
 

SY are the subject of a four page interview in the May 2006 issue of the UK's Record Collector magazine. The article concentrates mainly on the Geffen era, and has barely a mention of Rather Ripped, but is a fairly good read for the SY newbie who wants a brief beginners guide to the period that picks up where the "Our Band Could Be Your Life" book leaves off.

Interesting fact: When Kim lived in LA, before meeting Thurston, she went out with Danny Elfman, who wrote the them tune to The Simpsons, which SY later covered for the Homerpalooza episode.

Danny Elfman also does all the music for Tim Burton movies...

...except for Ed Wood, which I think is his best. Not that it has anything to do with Elfman; I love his scores.

thanks for info.
any good pictures?

That's pretty funny... I remember Thurston dissing Oingo Boingo (Elfman's old 80s band) in an issue of Sonic Death back in the day (1994?)

Interesting fact: When Kim lived in LA, before meeting Thurston, she went out with Danny Elfman, who wrote the them tune to The Simpsons, which SY later covered for the Homerpalooza episode.[/quote]


and apparently one of kims brothers girlfriends was killed by manson. so she says in that 20 years of sy tho manson never killed anyone. wonder who it was if its true

wow, i didn't know that about kim. thanks for the info, this sounds like a neat article.

I think she probably meant that she was killed by the manson family.

side note: interestingly howard shore composed the score and he has done most of cronenbergs films

wow, that is an interesting tit bit of data, thanks for the heads up, i'll check out that mag