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From: barger@aristotle.ils.nwu.EDU (Jorn Barger)
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Neil Calton writes:
>The scenario of the show was the story of Ken Livingstone's rise to
>leadership of the G.L.C. and his struggle with Mrs Thatcher (the Ice Maiden)
>with just a slight distortion of the truth in true Hollywood style.

You forgot to mention that Ken is played as-if-by Charles Bronson, and the
Ice Maiden as-if-by Brigitte Nielsen (sp?).  Hysterical!

John Relph asks:
>  Today's question: is there any difference between the Japanese and
>UK editions of the _This Woman's Work_ box sets?

The guy at C-Side says the Japanese has a book in it and no stickers.  Does
no one know for sure???  (Must be post-Kon bankblues...)

Ed explains:
>That's because it was CREATED as a Kate Bush discussion group.  >Isn't life wonderful?

(hee hee hee!)

Ed apparently doesn't have the expensive Kindlight Sensual World tee, with
no photo :^( but much cachet, or the record company TSW tee with the
rose-mouth-Mishima photo and the name Kate Bush, which I got not too long
ago from a chaotic place called Record and Tape traders (301-337-0388)
(caveat emptor).