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From: nessus@mit-eddie.UUCP (Doug Alan)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Art of Noise, Laurie Anderson, Klaus Schulze
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Date: Sun, 21-Jul-85 21:03:21 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 21 21:03:21 1985
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> From: mwg8908@ritcv.UUCP (mwg8908)

> As far as the Art of Noise goes, I actually like Beatbox and Close to
> the Edit as well as falling asleep to Moments in Love.

Okay, "Beatbox" is pretty good too, but "Moments in Love" is totally
boring.  I guess if you want to go to sleep, though....

> I have also heard ALL of Laurie Anderson's albums (at least, all that
> can be found here) and, although she takes some repeat listenings to
> get accustomed to, I rate her an A+ all around.  Very interresting
> stuff.

Absolutely!  She's also done some other stuff on the "Dial-A-Poem"
records and is on an album "You're the Man I Want To Share My Money
With" (or something like that) with Willian Burrroughs and someone else.
I haven't heard any of these, though (yet!).  Has anyone heard any of
this stuff?  How is it?

> I'm always trying to find more good instrumental, synthesized,
> interresting type music.

Listen to Klaus Schulze's album "Trancefer".  It's completely awesome
and very mind-altering even without the help of illicit chemicals!

				"It's not the bullet that kills --
				 It's the hole"

				 Doug Alan
				  nessus@mit-eddie.UUCP (or ARPA)