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Subject: Re: Electronic/space musik radio show
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Date: Wed, 20-Feb-85 19:43:34 EST
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> 
> I was listening to the local NPR affiliate (KQED-FM, 88.5 MHz,
> San Francisco) last night, when I heard an interesting show.
> It's called _Music from the Hearts of Space_, and it features
> nothing but electronic music.  Last night's show, for example,
> featured Vangelis' _Antarctica_ soundtrack and Eno's music for
> an _Apollo_ documentary.  Really interesting when heard through
> the new Sony headphones while walking in the Berkeley Hills.
> 
> 
> --Nick Cuccia
> --cuccia%ucbmiro@Berkeley
> --...!ucbvax!cuccia


     Its on KPBS in San Diego Sunday nights at 10:00 pm.

Unfortunately its not bed-time music. I have had many a bad dream trying
to sleep when my radio is flying in outer space.  Although I truly like
the music when I am awake.

                     Andy Bindman