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From: freak@ihlpa.UUCP (c e malloy)
Newsgroups: net.video
Subject: Re: Re: Videophiles
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Date: Tue, 7-May-85 16:33:16 EDT
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Posted: Tue May  7 16:33:16 1985
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> >From the latest issue of Video Magazine, titles issued in HI-FI, but not on 
> disk (a partial list):
> 
> The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
> Against all odds   (mono on disk)
> Allegro Non tropo
> Around the world in 80 days
> Around the world under the sea
> Bachelor party
> Bolero
> The Bounty
> Cloak and Dagger
> Country
> Electric Dreams
> Grandview USA
> Heat and dust
> The Idolmaker
> The Karate Kid
> Kill
> Mary and Joseph
> Moscow on the Hudson
> The Natural
> The Wall
> Purple Hearts
> Razorback
> Red Dawn
> Revenge of the Nerds
> Rhinestone
> A rumor of war
> Sahara
> Shock Treatment
> Song remains the same
> Street of fire
> Thriller
> Top Secret
> 
> I'm tired of typing...

Wrong (Anti-)Laser Breath!!!

First, I have NEVER seen ANY video magazine give any credit to the LV format.

Second, What is listed in a magazine is NEVER correct.  

Of the titles that you have named, I own four of them on Laser Disc.
They Are:
			Moscow On The Hudson
			Red Dawn
			Top Secret
			The Wall

BTW: Pink Floyd's "The Wall" has been around for over two years with the
stereo soundtrack on Laser Disc.

Before you start quoting a magazine, I would advise that you check with a
company that distributes Laser Discs for a living.


From inside the Tesseract of
	Clancy Malloy