Re: sKaTing

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From: jtchern@ocf.berkeley.edu (Joseph Hernandez)
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Subject: Re: sKaTing
Date: 23 Feb 1992 23:33:09 GMT
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In article <63117@apple.Apple.COM> daemon@Apple.COM (Wizard's Assistant) writes:
>
>>Are you aware, Vickie, that vocal music is not permitted in competitions?
>
>I have no idea what the official rules are, but today I caught a brief
>glimpse of one of the EUN skater's routine in an Olympic overview sort of
>thing, and he was skating to something with vocals.  I don't recall what
>song it was, but it had russian vocals.  And I doubt it was a matter of
>over-exuberant fans singing along...;-)
>

I think the performance of the skater from the EUN did have vocals in the
music. If I am not mistaken that was an exhibition performance from yesterday
when most of the skaters just skate for the crowd, nothing serious. I believe
that music with vocals are okay in these situations since it was not an
official competition.

Hail Kristy Yamaguchi!

Joe, a big fan from Berkeley
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