OBVIOUS GOSSIP - SUMMER 1995 - TIDBITS

Re: OBVIOUS GOSSIP - SUMMER 1995 - TIDBITS

feeds@yuku.com (Lindylouu3) — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 09:48:00 PST

I liked the part about how she got fired for singing at a job she had. Good thing she did, or she might still be working there!!!!! Lindy

Re: OBVIOUS GOSSIP - SUMMER 1995 - TIDBITS

feeds@yuku.com (fruitcake) — Mon, 06 Mar 2006 00:40:00 PST

i meant to put a comma here:

thank goodness, for her and us!

so it would say, thank goodness she was successful, both for herself and for us, her fans.

but the thank goodness for her stands!

Re: OBVIOUS GOSSIP - SUMMER 1995 - TIDBITS

feeds@yuku.com (fruitcake) — Mon, 06 Mar 2006 00:32:00 PST

um, no peanutsfan, i don't think kd ever jokes about her drug use, be it booze or pot or hash, etc.. i think she's always seen it as a vehicle to put her in touch with her muse. she did say (and i know this thanks to your efforts!) that one of her best accomplishments is not having become addicted to heroin. thank goodness for her and us!

and i love this latest bit. she and i are of one accord, based on these answers!

thanks again.

Re: OBVIOUS GOSSIP - SUMMER 1995 - TIDBITS

feeds@yuku.com (peanutsfan69) — Sun, 05 Mar 2006 23:36:00 PST

Hi Fruitcake - glad you are enjoying the interviews - I'm never sure whether k.d. is joking about when she mentions hash, etc .. Anyway another wee tidbit from Summer 1995:-

What other titles did you consider for your new CD?

"a total world of whatever" or "you're okay"

If you were writing an autobiography right now what would the latest chapter be called?

oh.

once again, thank you so much, peanutsfan. another slog for you; another breezy, fun time for us.

alotta hash, eh, kd ... .

OBVIOUS GOSSIP - SUMMER 1995 - TIDBITS

feeds@yuku.com (peanutsfan69) — Sun, 05 Mar 2006 03:11:00 PST

A MOMENT IN k.d.'s LIFE

The transcribed hotline interviews have proved to be a very popular section of recent newsletters and one we will continue to include. At first I thought they might be boring to those of you who use the hotlines regularly but I have been informed by many of you that, as I discovered when transcribing them, the differences between hearing an interview and reading one can be very interesting. The seriousness of certain points seem more apparent in written interviews whereas the humour is more apparent when listening to them. Either way we hope that you enjoy them and will continue to leave your questions. The following interview was longer than average so it was broken in to two parts for the hotlines.

DM - is the actual recording done now and...