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From: Gary Moore <gmoore@u.washington.edu>
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 1994 13:42:46 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Pooka?
To: LoveHounds <love-hounds@uunet.uu.net>
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Did someone mention Pooka a while back? I was just doing a body text search on the London Times articles in the americast.ltimes.feature newsgroup for "Kate Bush" and found an article from the 2 Aug 1994 edition by Louise Grey, entitled, "Of Penny Whistles and Wonderment". The article is about the 30th Cambridge Folk Festival. Anyway, the fourth paragraph says: "Ralph McTell played two sets, as did Pooka, a talented two-girl band whose feverish songs are touched with a Kate Bush-like presence. Imbued with the spirit of their age, Pooka sang about safe sex, whooped a lot and insisted that they came from Mars." Is Pooka any good? The last sentence makes me apprehensive. gmoore@u.washington.edu READ THE LINUX JOURNAL gary@ssc.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Former Vice-President and current U.S. Ambassador to Japan Walter Mondale says that gun bans attract criminals. He confirmed that a 20-member Japanese gang had fled America where it is "too dangerous because of the prevalence of guns in the homes" for the the "easy pickings" in gun-free Japan.