*** FAQ FTP FIX ****

[rhill@netrun.cts.com (ronald hill)]

        The FTP stuff in the latest FAQ was incorrect.  Here's the 
latest, hopefully correct, edition.



All past messages of rec.music.gaffa/love-hounds-digest can be ftp'd from 
the love-hounds archive at ftp.UU.NET [137.39.1.9] in 
/usenet/rec.music.gaffa/archives.  Song lyrics, interviews, the Garden 
and Cloudbusting, etc are in /usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb on the same host. 



There are innumberable GIF (picture) files available including pics from 
the 1990 Kate Bush convention, which include pics of Kate's house and a 
Love-Hounds group pic (lovename.gif).  Also, there are pics from the 
Cathy book (cathy??.gif), pics from the This Woman's Work booklet 
(TWW??.gif), pics from the 1979 Tour of Life booklet (page_??.gif), and 
uncounted more.

To view these GIFs you will need a program for your type of computer.   
Public domain picture file viewers include CSHOW and PICEM for the IBM, 
TURBOGIF and HAMGIF for the Amiga, and Giffer or QuickGif for the 
Macintosh.
 
GIF files are also available in 
/usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb/pix/gif [and gif.new, gif_footah, 
gif.saintjohn, pix.hill, gif_tour_program, gif.newer, gif.fenger] 
 
If you've never used ftp, you use a program on your UNIX system called 
FTP. 
 You connect by typing: 
ftp ftp.UU.NET 
Log in as "anonymous", and use your username as your password. 
To change directories type: 
cd usenet/rec.music.gaffa 
"dir" will get you a directory, "get" and the filename will retrieve the 
file.  If you "cd" again into "archives" or "kb" you'll find the main 
goodies, with "pix" being another subdirectory within "kb", and "gif" and 
"gif.new" within "pix".  (When downloading gif's, set your transfer type 
to binary by typing 
binary 
at the "ftp>" prompt.) 

Two priceless resources for Katefans have recently been made available, 
both of Thewhich are much more interesting then anything published: 
        "The Garden" is Andrew Marvick's compilation of reference 
material on Kate, [availible in /usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb/garden] 
including a detailed chronology of her life and career (much more 
complete then anything available anywhere else) [GARDEN01].  Also, a 
listing of all known Kate recordings, videography (which includes both 
official videos and the television appearances), and an extensive list of 
fan magazines  [GARDEN02].  ALL of the lyrics (including background 
voices) to ALL of Kate's known songs (including unreleased songs) 
[GARDEN04].  All of John's and Paddy's [GARDEN03] interviews and articles 
for the Kate Bush Club Newsletter, as well as Kate's articles for the KBC 
[GARDEN05, GARDEN06].  Also included are about sixty interviews [GARDEN07 
through GARDEN10].
        "Cloudbusting - Kate Bush In Her Own Words" is Ron Hill's 
compilation of almost 200 interviews, sorted by song, story, and subject 
order, forming the closest we may ever see to a full-fledged Kate 
autobiography.  It is available in regular text format, or in Wordperfect 
4.2 format, which makes use of Wordperfect's underlining, bolding, and 
italizing, ability, and contains an extensive index.  It is also 
available in MacWrite II, PostScript, and Word 4.0 versions.  (Eventually 
the unedited interviews will be added into The Garden). 
        There are also a series of Cloudbusting GIF (picture) files, 
which are located in love-hounds/kb/cloudbusting/gif.  A title page 
[CTITLE.GIF and a larger version, CTITLEB.GIF], a title page for Part II 
[CSTORY.GIF] and part III [CSUBJECT.GIF], a credits screen [CREDITS.GIF], 
and a pic of 3 inch disk label [CLABEL.GIF, and a b&w version 
CLABELBW.GIF].  There are also pictures for most of the albums which show 
the picture of Kate from the album cover next to a listing of songs 
[titles begin with "O"].  There are also "alternative" pics for some of 
the albums, which show pictures SIMULAR to but not identical to the album 
covers [files begin with "A"].  There are also "full" pictures for some 
of the albums [titles begin with "F"], which are the raw, uncropped, 
pictures.
        Cloudbusting is available in /usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb/cloudbusti
ng.  The text version is in /love-hounds/kb/cloudbusting/text.   
Filenames are cloud0.txt, cloud1a.txt, cloud1b.txt, cloud1c.txt, 
cloud2a.txt, cloud2b.txt, cloud3a.txt, cloud 3b.txt, cloud3c.txt, 
cloud4.txt, cloud5.txt, clouds.txt.  It is also available compressed with 
ZIP in /love-hounds/kb/cloudbusting/zip as filenames cloud045.zip, 
cloud1.zip, cloud2.zip, cloud3.zip. 
        For those that can't get Cloudbusting any other way, there are 
two Cloudbusting "mail chains", one Wordperfect and the other Text.  To 
get on these, simply leave a message saying you want to, and include 
which version you want.   You will then be mailed the disks, and be 
obligated to mail them to the next person who asks.  The disk package is 
on five IBM 3 inch 720k disks, and includes Cloudbusting, the 
Cloudbusting GIFS, and the non-interview Garden files.  (You may want to 
try the proccess mentioned below first). 

        A third, in-progress, book will be "Deeper Understanding - A 
collection of Kate Bush articles" which will compile the "best of" the 
Love-Hounds as well as a few articles from fan magazines and lots of 
published reviews. 


If you don't have FTP (file transfer ability) you can still get the files 
by using an FTP mail server run by DEC.  You send it a list of commands 
and then it sends you the files as regular mail messages, so anyone who 
has the ability to send and receive private mail can use this.  If a file 
is larger then 60k it will be send as more then one message.  
        If you want to GET binary files (GIF picture files, Wordperfect 
files, or anything that's not straight text)  it will send you the files 
in a special text format called UUENCODED, you will need a program called 
UUDECODE for your computer to decode these.  Note that this is not always 
the most relible way of getting files, ie you may have to do it several 
times. 
        To start off using this, send a message to 
ftpmail@decwrl.dec.com, the first message should read simply HELP - don't 
bother with a subject line as these are ignored.  You will be sent back 
the basic commands and some examples, read this carefully (as much as you 
are able to understand).  Here are some specific examples for accessing 
the love-hounds archives, don't type the parts in brackets [].  Note that 
when typing in file names, upper and
lower case are important! 

-> Connect to the archives and get a directory of some of the main areas.

reply [your address]       [this may or may not be needed on all messages 
for 
                            your system]
connect ftp.UU.NET        [connect to the file archives]
chdir usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb [change to the main area, only one CHDIR 
per                               session]
dir                        [get directory of main area]
dir garden                 [get directory of GARDEN files]
dir cloudbusting           [dir directory of Cloudbusting directories]
dir pix                    [get dir of pix directories]
quit

 
-> Connect to the Cloudbusting section and get some text files

reply [your address]
connect ftp.UU.NET 
chdir usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb/cloudbusting/text [change to Cloudbusting 
                                                        subdirectory]
get cloud1a.txt               [GET a file] 
get cloud1b.txt               [GET another file, can GET only 10 at once] 

get cloud1c.txt          
quit

 
-> Connect to the GARDEN section and get some GARDEN files

reply [your address]
connect ftp.UU.NET 
chdir usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb/garden [change to garden subdirectory]
get GARDEN01                [GET first GARDEN file] 
get GARDEN02                [GET another file, can GET only 10 at once] 
quit


-> Connect to pix.hill and get love-hounds picture 

reply [your address]
connect ftp.UU.NET
chdir usenet/rec.music.gaffa/kb/pix/pix.hill
uuencode                             [specify UUENCODE format]
binary                               [specify BINARY format]
get LOVENAME.GIF
quit


For those without FTP capabilities or the patience to figure all this 
out, Richard Caldwell's Big Sky BBS offers the GIFs and many of the other 
files too.
 
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"She really IS!  No, really, she IS!"
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What the world or Kate doesn't need is any more "casual Kate Bush
fans."  What the world and Kate need is more FUCKING KATE BUSH MANIACS.
- IED
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