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From: pete@stc.UUCP (Peter Kendell)
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Subject: Re: Re: Science Fiction in Music
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Date: Fri, 19-Jul-85 07:45:47 EDT
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        What about John Varley's Symbs in the 8 worlds series? My
        books are at home (natch) but I remember one pair, Barnum and
        Bailey whose speciality was composing. All the symbs had
        great artistic talent of some kind. B + B's masterwork
        was catalysed by sex, if I remember right. They used an
        emotion-linked synthesiser.

        I *LIKE* John Varley stories, even the not_quite_so_good
        ones.

        And for an obscure (SF && music) title - 'I love you, Miss Robot'
        by the Buggles (1980ish).
-- 
        Peter Kendell <pete@stc.UUCP>

        ...mcvax!ukc!stc!pete

        'The same dudes you abuse on your way up
         You might meet up
         on your way down'