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From: emjej@uokvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: music for modern dance
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Date: Mon, 28-Jan-85 22:05:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 28 22:05:00 1985
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/***** uokvax:net.music / decwrl!malik /  1:20 pm  Jan 16, 1985 */
	Someone recently asked about music, other than TD, that could
be used with modern dance.
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Hmmm. Just in case nobody's mentioned it, how about the title cut from
Mike Oldfield's *Platinum* album (released in the US as a double album
with something else ("Incantations"?) called *Airborne*; note that the
song "Sally" on *Platinum* turns into "Into Wonderland" on *Airborne*),
which includes, of all things, a disco version of Philip Glass's "North Star"?
(!)

(Later Oldfield is considerably more rockish and less pastoral. In a way,
I miss the Mike Oldfield of *Hergest Ridge*, but then again, *QE2* and
*Crises* are worth it.)

						James Jones