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From: rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Arthur Pewtey)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: Dead stuff still alive - too bad the listeners aren't
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Date: Tue, 14-May-85 10:09:01 EDT
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>      As a proud SCUMBAG DEADHEAD who does not fit into yuppie
> stereotypes I was not surprised that someone who was into hardcore punk
> could make such sweeping generalizations about DEADHEADS.   The reason I
> am not surprized is that I have found a tendancy in the music of the
> punk style to be lacking in the sensitivity and humanity of the types of
> music I enjoy.   [ANDY BINDMAN]

As opposed to the intense sensitivity and feeling induced by listening to
four hour jams on the same two notes by drugged out musicians.  As long
as generalizations are in vogue.

(The most hysterical part of the article was the author referring to Jeff
Winslow as "someone who was into hardcore punk".  He couldn't have been
referring to David Lobotomy, because he thought his article was "unsigned".
Jeff, I honestly didn't know.  What would a band consisting of you, Levadie,
and me sound like?)
-- 
"Discipline is never an end in itself, only a means to an end."
						Rich Rosen   pyuxd!rlr