Re: Mailbag

[mcvax!eutrc3!rcbamw@uunet.UU.NET (m.waucomont)]

In article <879@gould.doc.ic.ac.uk> Love-Hounds@GAFFA.MIT.EDU writes:
>was too late to subscribe for the _obsKuriTies_I_ tape, and I would 
>kill for a copy (well, almost :-) 

I am experiencing the very same feeling

>Now I read that IED is going to duplicate copies of _obsKuraTies_II_

My pecunia is on it's way for that one !!!!

>                                  Why doesn't IED do the same for
>the original, say, after recieving x number of requests for it, or
>after y amount of time. There will always be new Love-Hounds to create
>a demand, and I for one won't mind paying IED a small-ish fee for his
>trouble, on top of the duplicating costs.
>
>	- John

++x;

( x has been increased by one, that is )

Hope IED likes the idea as much as I do... though I doubt it... seems like
a _lot_ of work to me... would the extra fee make up for that, IED? Or 
would that be violation of copyrights? Anyhow, I would love to hear more
about this idea!

Michel 'Mikki' Waucomont
rcbamw@eutrc3.UUCP

PS: I just ran a Xerox-copy of the lyrics of The Kick Inside, Lionheart,
    Never Forever, The Dreaming and Hounds Of Love, just because I could
    not stand the thought od having to live without them for the next n
    weeks (until I go home and can enjoy those CD's again....) I do not
    have any audio equipment (worth mentioning...) here in Eindhoven.
    When I read the words, I hear her voice and her music.
post PostScript.um : wouldn't it be a nice thought to have some far east
                     CD plant produce a CD with ObsKuriTies I & II ???
                     ( JUST JOKING IED, JUST JOKING !!!!!!!!!!!)