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From: rpk@mit-eddie.UUCP (Robert Krajewski)
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Subject: Einsturzende Neubaten
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Date: Fri, 20-Apr-84 23:13:17 EST
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Posted: Fri Apr 20 23:13:17 1984
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They also appear on the new Fad Gadget single ``Collapsing New People,''
a kind of metal/dance (no thanks, SPK !) synthesis that even Billboard
Magazine has caught on to.  EN-type stuff was supposed to be the next Big
Alternative Thing in England last year, but then along came the biggest wave
of shamelessly commercial pop in a long time.

The 12" of ``Collapsing New People'' (seems to be about the wasted-look types
that hang around the Batcave and discuss what they've read in NME and the Face)
has two mixes: London and Berlin.  Also included is a track called  ``Spoil
the Child'' which is quite different from either old or new FG, but is still
not very mainstream.
-- 
``Bob'' (Robert P. Krajewski)
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