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Subject: Re: Great, great news!
Summary: US vs. UK KB first single?
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Date: 9 Oct 89 12:02:11 GMT
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Really-From: hansen@cs.wmich.edu ( Jeff Hansen)



[ In previous article, CBS executive refers to "Love and Anger" as first ]
[ US single...                                                           ]

   Does this mean that "The Sensual World" will not be released in the US
as a single, much like the Eurythmics "Beethoven?"  I've been able to
pick up four copies of the two-groove TSW from various places, and saw a
copy (double-grooveness unverified) at Wax Trax Records in Chicago.

[ "What is Our Price?" ]

A record chain in England, not unlike our Incredibly Lame MusicLand and 
RecordTown (soon to come: DiscCity!).

On a related note, we've pretty much all been to the trade record shows that
have KB picture discs selling for fifty clams, and other various Japanese
KB things with a selling price a little above a car.  I'm not going to ask
_why_ this stuff is so high (I think the existence of this newsgroup helps
in solving this mystery), I just want to know _what_  I should pay.

For instance: A Kate Bush collector tried to sell me a promo CD copy of 
"Cloudbusting."  I mentioned that I had never seen the "normal" realease,
and he sez: "There never was."  But for $125, I can pass.  Is this true?
One more thing: How about a Kate Bush discography?

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