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From: Ron Kuper <"eng130 %BOSTONU.bitnet"@WISCVM.ARPA>
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Windham Hill, Elvis Costello, Best Lyrics
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Date: Fri, 2-Nov-84 02:36:58 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov  2 02:36:58 1984
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  Can someone out there tell me the exact address of the Windham Hill
mailing list?  I for one am into at least one WH artist, and if there
are any acoustic guitarists out there I suggest you purchase Alex
DeGrassi's "Turning: Turning Back" album and listen to (my opinion
of) techinical perfection.
  Second:  Whoever believes that "the wrong Elvis died" does not
recognize the standard that Elvis Costello set:  He was the first
popular musician to portray "the frustrated nerd" musical image.
It seems that many punks after Elvis have tried to convey an
image of open alienation (angry young man?), but E.C. was 1st.
  Finally, I think some really excellent lyrics are to be found
on "Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ" by Bruce Springsteen.  Granted,
they don't have the poetic flair of "Born to Run," but have you
ever heard words strung together so wondrously as they are in
"Blinded by the Light?"

[ You're firmly opposed to all of my beliefs, but I don't belive you. ]
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