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Subject: net.music.dead
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Date: Wed, 20-Mar-85 19:34:13 EST
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     There are many good reasons why there is a need for net.music.dead.
No matter how you cut it a deadhead is a different sort of animal, as
different as a Dead concert is from any other one.  

     We like to wear our hair all long and shaggy.
     We do get our kicks on LSD...

     But the biggest reason to have a separate news group is because the
rest of you that are not interested in the Dead are going to want to
get rid of us. 

    I hearby put out a call to all deaders in net.music land to put at
least on piece of Deadism on net news per day.  Eventually, we will have
what we deserve, NET.MUSIC.DEAD.  Net.music.jackson will never come into
being because of the biggest difference between deadheads and all other
music fans, and that is that we are together.  

     It was said many years ago:
    
         Deadheads Unite: Where are you, Who are you.

     I want you to show that you are there. Respond to this call.
Describe your first Dead show. Say why you love the Dead. Etc...
We will get our own NET.MUSIC.DEAD.


                         Deadfully yours,
                          Andy Bindman