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Subject: Re: Messages hidden in the grooves
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Date: Tue, 9-Apr-85 14:57:01 EST
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RE:  Not a song and not an inscription between the inner grooves, but a
little sound right on the groove!

One of my favorites among hidden messages of this type is on the fourth
side of a Roland Kirk album which I believe was called "The Three Sided
Dream." It's been quite awhile since I have heard, or even seen, this
album, but to the best of my recollection the fourth side is completely
silent for about fifteen minutes. After this, a young woman says,
"Rahsan [sp] do you have a message for the people who are listening to
the side of the record that no one will be listening to?" Rahsan Kirk
then responds, if I remember correctly, with a brief, but outside, blast
of sax. That's all I can remember, but I think there may be a little
more conversation before the side returns to silence. 

Lewis Lazarus
Xerox Corp.
El Segundo, Ca