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From: acsgjjp@sunybcs.UUCP (Jim Poltrone)
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Subject: Broadway Melody, Barbara Ann, and a new category
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Date: Mon, 12-Nov-84 20:22:10 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 12 20:22:10 1984
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[oh, no, there's TWO of me now!]
So this is what happens when one becomes a target for the "big guns" of
the Ballistic Research Lab  :-( "groan"

Paul, you do agree that Broadway Melody of 1974 has good lyrics, right?

Ron, thanx and a tip of the hat for "Bomb bomb bomb ....".  At least someone
remembers the hostages :-)

The new category:
    You've heard of good lyrics and bad lyrics.  How about...
      Innovative Presentations of Lyrics ?
What is the most unusual way you have heard of for presenting lyrics?
I'll start the ball rolling by suggesting "Forgotten Sons" by Marillion,
from the album "Script for a Jester's Tear".  Fish (the lead vocalist)
screams the words on your right, while someone else (?) says them in a
normal voice on your left.  Great stuff for headphones.
(Since I don't have access to the album right now, I will not make an
effort to post the lyrics.)

Should I send a few MIDI programs to allegra!synergy!fast ?   :-)
-- 
From under the smogberry trees.... 
Jim Poltrone  (a/k/a Poltr1, the Last of the Raster Blasters)
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   "But someday soon we'll stop to ponder 
    What on earth's this spell we're under
    We made the grade and still we wonder who the hell we are..."