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From: gtaylor@cornell.UUCP (Greg Taylor)
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Subject: Re: (LMN)OP, an eclectic and abcedarian music guide
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Date: Fri, 29-Jun-84 16:08:18 EDT
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As one of their writers, I hesitated to laud the mag for fear of conflict
of interest. Now that someone else has endorsed it, I can boost it a bit.

OP is special in that it is THE place to hunt for stuff you've never 
heard of but might like. A not for those of you who are engaged in
the production of your own music independently: You should also check
into OP as a place to advertise and sell, or to find distributors for
your work. I've always been surprised at the response my ads 
draw. I guess it's easy to actually begin to believe that there isn't
life beyone AOR NooWaiv....

Although OP will stop publishing as of the Z issue, it *will* continue
in some form. There's a gathering at Evergreen College next week to
decide on a plan of action, and a similar meeting to be held the 
day after New Music America in Hartford. John Foster, Dana Squires, and
Dave Rauh just never expected OP to be as monumental job as it is. They
have their OWN work toget on with.

Thanks for the boost. I'll pass it along to John.

Gregory Taylor