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Subject: DCD -- not to be missed
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Date: 26 Nov 90 14:53:57 GMT
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Really-From: stern@chem.nwu.edu (Charlotte Stern)

Well, sure enough, dead can dance were as other-worldly, eery, spiritual,
just plain ritual (:-), and on and on, as was predicted.  They did
(count'em) FIVE ENCORES, which consisted of alternately full-band pieces,
clean a cappella by their angelic lead singer, duets, and a totally
wild percussion piece that built to an ecstatic frenzy.

I was certain that they succeeded in conjuring spirits by the end of the
night.  Truly a religious experience... and one that won't come around
again soon, except perhaps in a medieval Roman church!

Don't miss 'em...

-mjm