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Subject: Misk.
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Date: Thu, 9-Apr-87 13:37:00 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr  9 13:37:00 1987
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Really-From: IED0DXM%UCLAMVS.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu

Hi, folks. Having calmed down since yesterday's flame,
IED is ready to face your collective wrath, scorn or both.
(Maybe he's just getting more paranoid...) Well? Do you all
think he was out of line for panning the Zeebrugge record
just because its cause was so lofty?

Thanks for all the info about the "Cloudbusting" CD,
Sue. IED finally managed to get hold of one yesterday --
and it only cost $6.99! Obviously the store-keeper didn't
know the market potential of his merchandise.
The sound on the Organon Re-Mix is unbelievable.

Also, the Peter Gabriel CD-EP of "Big Time", with the
re-mix plus "Curtains" and a couple of other tracks, is
out. IED's earlier description of the disks as being
smaller than normal CDs was wrong, at least regarding
these examples. Their size was misleading to him in their
single-sleeve-type packaging, because they look like shrunken
seven-inch singles. Sony is supposed to be trying to
convince manufacturers to adopt a 3 1/2 inch CD for the
singles market, but so far no one has adopted the idea.

-- Andrew