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Subject: Re: Stuff.....
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Date: 2 Oct 90 19:50:55 GMT
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In article <26B755A880FFC03F5F@KRDC.INT.Alcan.CA>, Love-Hounds-request@GAFFA.MIT.EDU writes:
> Really-From: The Holy Lunching Friars of Voondoon <CARROLLJ%ALCBAN@KRDC.INT.Alcan.CA>
> 
> On Outback - Ed.. how the hell did you get to here about OUTBACK ????
> These guys live about three miles down the road from me ! They were playing
> at my local pub not three months ago.
> Isn't life strange.
> 

I walked into a little record store in the Cleveland area and they were playing
the "Baka" CD.  So I bought a copy.  It's on Hannibal Records, released 1990.
The blurb on the jacket says "No preconception can prepare you for the joyfully
infectious sound of Outback.  The combination of guitar and the driving power
of the didgeridoo [sic?] is unique, very danceable, and surprising at every
turn."  I guess they're not small-time anymore, eh?

Ed Lieser