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From: blickstein@tle.DEC (Dave Blickstein)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Kate Bush and Boston
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Date: Thu, 10-Oct-85 09:48:19 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 10 09:48:19 1985
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Doug,

   I hope you don't take this personal, but I think you're hallucinating
about Kate Bushs popularity in Boston.    I've tried to remain open minded
and learn to appreciate KB but I just didn't find anything interesting
about "The Dreaming" (I'm not into lyrics and didn't find the music to
stand on its own) and have been trying to hear R.U.T.H. but I have not
heard it on the radio, nor I have I seen the video on V-66 (which I watch
too frequently).    My friends tell me that if I listened to WBCN I'd have
a better chance, but I just can't stand all the stupid things the DJs do
on that station.

	Dave Blickstein

P.S.  By the way, regarding the "best guitarist" debate.  I'm afraid to say
	that you're all wrong.   The best guitarist/musician of the 80s
	is Steve Morse.   In fact, he has been voted best overall guitarist in
	Guitar Players annual poll for the last several years.   Considering
	that the people who voted are 99% of the serious guitarists in the 
	world, I think that this claim is practically unchallengeable.   I defy
	anyone to offer any more convincing empirical evidence for their
	candidate.   :-)

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