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From: ed@das.llnl.gov (Edward Suranyi)
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Subject: Re: The Laugh
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Date: 13 Nov 89 05:09:37 GMT
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In article <8911130256.AA06846@ariel.unm.edu> lazlo@ARIEL.UNM.EDU (Lazlo Nibble) writes:
>
>Back To The Snide: Does IED think the Beatles discs that ended up with
>        Kate on them was some sort of secret Kateian tribute to John Lennon?
>

If you're thinking about the same thing that I am, Lazlo, then you've got
this in reverse.  When the CD for _The Whole Story_ was pretty new, some
people discovered that a few copies actually had music from the Beatles on
them by mistake.  This was just before the first Beatles' CDs were to be
released, so it created a bit of a stir.  I remember this being mentioned
on _Entertainment Tonight_ -- as far as I know the only time Kate has been
mentioned on that show.

Ed (Edward Suranyi)        | "Singer/songwriter Kate Bush:  The one singer
Dept. of Applied Science   |  on two continents who most deserves a wider
UC Davis/Livermore         |      audience"    -- _Saturday Review_
ed@das.llnl.gov            | (in special "Underrated/Overrated" issue)