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From: tlhouns@NS.PACBELL.COM (Lee Hounshell)
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Subject: Re: GLC
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Date: 8 Apr 91 04:37:30 GMT
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In article <m0jOiIe-0001NjC@coyote.datalog.com> judi@coyote.datalog.COM (Judi McKernan) writes:
>
>   On my CD copy of _Aspects Of The Sensual World_, it lists "Ken" as
>being from the ".....comic strip film G.L.C....." I have never heard of
>this! Is this a forthcoming movie that I haven't seen promos for; strictly
>a British release; or what? I'm very curious (as I assume most love-hounds
>tend to be about KaTe-related facts they don't know), and would appreciate
>any info anyone else out there could give me.

Actually, GLC stands for the "Greater London Council" (a real-life entity)
and "Ken <i-forget-the-last-name>" is about the chairman of that council.
Apparently, the song is a real-life parody of this guy.. who was also made
into a comic strip character.  Perhaps some of the Brits could shed a little
more light on this, as I believe the story was "big news" or somesuch over
there.

Lee Hounshell