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From: kucharsk@puff.UUCP (William Kucharski)
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Subject: Re: Theme song for video game Spy Hunter
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Date: Thu, 6-Mar-86 11:27:00 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar  6 11:27:00 1986
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Summary: Art Of Noise (Who's Afraid of...)

If you listen to their last release ("Legs"), it seems that since they lost
Trevor, they haven't been quite themselves.  Trevor may or may not have had
"that much to do with the group," but he's what got me interested, and most
likely, the key to the success between the 10E+99 versions of BeatBox, Moments
In Love and Close (to the Edit).  They just haven't been the same since.  MY
one big AON wish is to see "(Who's Afraid Of) The Art Of Noise!" on CD.  I'm
sure it would sound magnificent, and Trevor & ZTT (Zang Tumb Tumb) did a super
job with "Welcome to the Pleasuredome."  [Unfortunately, Island records, their
distributor, has decided to start using the same non-jewel box as the Mannheim
Steamroller Christmas CD had...]

			William Kucharski
			University of Wisconsin - Madison

{Huh?  Oh no, no, not again...bah bah...}