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From: tynor%prism@GATECH.EDU (Steve Tynor)
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Subject: Re: Jane Siberry
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Date: 6 Nov 89 17:56:44 GMT
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In article <7377@sdcsvax.UCSD.Edu> bloch%mandrill.UUCP@ucsd.edu (Steve Bloch) writes:
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>You're missing two albums (that I know of): _No_Borders_Here_, which
>precedes TSS (OA-0302), and _Jane_Siberry_ (SR-002), which precedes NBH.
>In most moods I consider NBH her best, with JS and TSS tied for second.
>OA stands for Open Air, the same Windham Hill (!) subsidiary that holds

I'm glad someone has mentioned NBH (there's been a lot of recent Jane postings
and most seem to imply that The Walking is her best (I have it, but never
listen too it - I find it quite boring). NBH is definitely my fave Jane. Not
one bad tune - and those twisted lyrics!

I turned on to Jane back when NBH was released ('84?) after looking at the
liner notes and noticing that she used a Fairlight...

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