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From: magik@norby.acns.nwu.edu (Jeff Williamson)
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Subject: Re: Aspects of Love
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Date: 19 Jan 90 04:24:54 GMT
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And why shouldn't we listen to it? It happens to be a very good story, in 
addition to having Webber's masterful touch as composer. 

Of course, I have some personal bias towards the thing, considering I am
currently living out the early stages of the Alex Dillingham part...right
down to the nineteen-year-old Rose Vibert ;-) .

If you really feel sick when you listen to the thing, only listen to the 
second tape/CD. It's much less painful than the first.

--magik (aka magik@norby.acns.nwu.edu)

"If Death were given a voice,
 That voice would scream to the skies,
 'Live while you may, for I am coming!'"

		--Aspects of Love