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[claris!wombat@ames.arc.nasa.gov (Scott Lindsey)]

>  Really-From: Sam Alan EZUST  <depeche@quiche.cs.mcgill.ca>

   Seconly, a big hit on the head with the heel of my hand regarding the record
   bootlegs. I am orignially from Cambridge, MA and at Second Coming Records
   and at this other place near Boston Univeristy there were lots of times when
   I would see two-record sets of Kate Bush containing most of the same stuff
   but always with different names and covers. They piked my interest because
   of the photography on the record covers (one of them was a NUDE portfolio
   of Kate Bush!!! Of the quality of spreads in Playboy! seriously!!). I had
   no idea they were bootlegs but everything fits now... I would have been
   very surprised if it was actually the case that KT willingly put 10 pictures
   of herself nude on the record jacket of one of HER releases.....

First of all, there are several bootlegs from the Tour of Life,  while all of
them share a common set of songs, some of them are different recordings.
(Some *are* the same, however).  One of the bootlegs, as a cheap marketing
ploy put nude photographs on the back.  These are NOT Kate Bush!!  They
appeared in U.K. Penthouse magazine.

   And now, another editorial comment: The SENSUAL world??? Gag, Barf, Ack!!!
   (this is in aggreement)..............

Don't judge an album by the title!  I remember how corny 'Hounds of Love'
sounded out of context.  Wait and see.

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