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Love-Hounds Digest

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From: Greg Skinner
Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1986 10:50
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Love-Hounds Digest			    Monday, February 24, 1986, 05:50

Today's Topics:

			 Screwed up stickers...
		  I'm no longer one of the idle masses

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Date: Thu, 13 Feb 86 15:23:48 EST
From: hsut@ec.purdue.edu (Tsun-Yuk Hsu)
Subject: Screwed up stickers...



	So there's a copy of RUTH with "Tarzan Boy" on the other side? Is
it worth money :-)?

	My most screwed-up album is Chrome's Raining Milk, tho it's screwed
in a different way. First there's the not-unusual error: side one and side
two have their stickers switched. Of course with Chrome, you can't
understand the lyrics anyway, so it's kind of hard to tell before the
4th or 5th hearing :-). Also, some of the song titles on the stickers
don't agree with the titles on the album cover. One song is listed as
both "Legende de Fantom Futur" and something like "Sentence du Legende
Futur" (ugh, excuse my hopeless memory and minimal French).

	Mistakes aside, Chrome has some great depressing music and impressive
song titles. There are two songs with the placename (?) Gehenna in them.
Anyone can point me to a reference? I assume it's biblical, since one
of the songs is "Gehenna and Canaan". And of course, Chrome had the bad
taste to do a song called "Anorexic Sacrifice", supposedly on Karen
Carpenter.

					Bill Hsu

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Date: Fri, 14 Feb 86 00:35:56 est
From: nessus (Doug Alan)
Subject: I'm no longer one of the idle masses

Your ill lust rust mailing list maintainer has finally been hired for
the job that he was promised six months ago.  So now instead of sitting
around, sleeping, vegetating, flaming on the net, and watching my bank
balance shrink, I have to become a responsible member of society.  I
don't know if I'll have as much time to post lots of ridiculous stuff,
but hopefully I'll be able to maintain the mailing list adequately.

On the positive side, I now have my very own MicroVax workstation.  What
should I name it?  How about NEVER-FOR-EVER.MIT.EDU?  Or maybe
DREAMTIME.MIT.EDU?  Or maybe THE-DREAMING.MIT.EDU?  (There are a bunch
of machines at MIT named after dead rock stars.  I don't want to tempt
fate by naming it KATE-BUSH.MIT.EDU...)

			"Welcome, my son
			 Welcome to the machine"

			 Doug

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-- 
It's like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under.

Greg Skinner (gregbo)
{decvax!genrad, allegra, gatech, ihnp4}!mit-eddie!gds
gds@eddie.mit.edu
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