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From: adam@mit-amt.MEDIA.MIT.EDU (Adam Glass)
Newsgroups: sci.space
Subject: Re: voyager audio
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Date: 29 Aug 89 13:59:52 GMT
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jay@ncspm.ncsu.edu (Jay C. Smith) writes:
> adam@mit-amt.MEDIA.MIT.EDU (I) write:
> >That's funny; it was on a Boston radio station the other day (yes, the
> >WHOLE LP). I think the station was WMBR, but I'm not sure... I'll
> >try to get in contact with them, I suppose...
> 
> The local public radio station here (WUNC) played the same thing last week,
> but during a break half-way through it the announcer mentioned that the
> recording was not commercially available.  He should have mentioned that
> before he began playing it.

I didn't hear all of it; I missed the beginning. Perhaps the radio station
would allow you to copy it? I mean, what is the big deal? NASA doesn't want
a commercial record company to make money off of the disc. But as long as
it's non-commercial and you don't go selling copies once you yourself get
a copy, I should think that it would be all right... no?

Adam
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