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Friday September 14, 2001


On Tuesday September 11, 2001, 4 planes were hijacked in the United States. 2 of them were flown into the World Trade Centers in New York City, causing the highest structures, the Twin Towers, to collapse, which then created a domino effect by other buildings to collapse. The 3rd plane was flown into the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., creating a gash in the building that was thought to be inpenetrable. The 4th plane crashed in remote Pennsylvania, and believed to have be destined for the White House or Air Force One.

Together, these acts of terrorism in a matter of a few hours killed, at very the least, over 5,000 people. There are believed to be some people alive, even several days later, under the rubble of the World Trade Center. There are no hope for any more survivors at the Pentagon and all passengers aboard the plane that crashed in Pennsylvania are believed to have perished.

People all over the world, not just in the United States, are feeling the impact of this atrocity. It will take weeks, if not months to find the victims, clear the debris and restore what was once life before this devastating acts of violence. No matter where in the world you are, please help by donating to the American Red Cross to assist in this endeavor in restoring help and supplies to the relief workers. Even if it's just a few dollars, that will help. Your company may also match your contribution to the Red Cross - check with the Community Relations Department to see if they do. Here is a list of other organizations you can also help with your contributions.

Even if you did not know someone that perished or was present at the time of these accidents, through the community of the Internet, it is likely you may know someone who was a friend or a relative of the victims. For them, do your part and help however you can.

--Samantha, bauhausmusik.com webmistress.


 
 

Saturday September 1, 2001

David has been asked to appear at The Knitting Factory in LA as part of the Hertz-Lion Evenings, showcasing experimental music, performance art and theatre. He will be staging a special one off performance at 7.30 pm on Thursday, September 13. This will not be a conventional show! The show is $7, and will be at the Knitting Factory Hollywood.


Wednesday August 22, 2001

On Friday September 14th, David will be playing a special 'story tellers' type solo acoustic show at The Visulite, in Charlotte, NC at 1615 Elizabeth Avenue.

On Saturday September 15th, David will also be appearing at the Cat's Cradle, also in Chapel Hill, NC at 300 East Main St. This special show will start with a live solo acoustic set, followed by a DJ set.

Tune in to WXYC 89.3FM, the student-run radio station of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, on Thursday September 13 from 9PM to midnight for a 3-hour retrospective of David's work, and be sure to listen closely for ticket giveaways!

Also, listen to WXYC to catch an in-studio performance and exclusive interview with David J on Saturday afternoon before the show. Out-of-area fans can listen to both of these radio broadcasts on WXYC's website.

 
 


Tuesday August 14, 2001

Daniel's new album is just days away from being completed and will be released in January 2002! For a sneak preview, DJ Nick Harcourt on KCRW, Los Angeles has been playing "Spooky", a song off the new album on his playlist.

Also, Daniel's t-shirt contest, which has been running on his site for the past month has had great response. A contest winner will be revealed next month!

Finally, WOXY 97X in southwest Ohio is auctioning off a poster signed by Peter. 100% of the auction proceeds goes to both Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County, Ohio, and the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Check out the auction at WOXY's site. It ends August 24th.


Thursday August 2, 2001


On July 31st, Peter's aLive Justforlove live album was released on Metropolis Records. The live album is from the Just For Love tour in the fall 2000 and comes with a bonus cd with several Bauhaus songs that were covered with David J during the show (Los Angeles).

To see what Peter had to say about the recording and the tour, visit his site at petermurphy.org.

 

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