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Date: 31 Jul 89 23:52:16 GMT
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Really-From: claris!wombat@ames.arc.nasa.gov (Scott Lindsey)


There's been discussion about the TK symbol on the various albums/CDs, & their
visibility, etc.  It has been pointed out that it isn't visible on the CD of
_Never for Ever_ or on the non-gatefold LP.  However, I noticed that my LP
re-release (non-gatefold) does indeed contain the artwork with the TK.  Some
of the gatefold artwork is on the record sleeve itself (along with lyrics).
However, this is a promotional (radio) release and it's possible that other
releases have plain white sleeves.

I had complained before about the clipping of the first note of Babooshka on
the US CD.  It turns out that the material is not truly clipped but is mis-
indexed.  Track 1 actually begins at -0:01, something that 2 of my CD players
don't handle (they assume CDs will always start at 0:00).  My Sony Discman,
however, plays it correctly.  Thank goodness for small miracles.