Re: Description of KaTe

[khawkins@ncsa.uiuc.edu (Kevin Hawkins)]

In article <iago-041094194648@lucky161.acns.nwu.edu> iago@merle.acns.nwu.edu (Iago) writes:

>As I was wandering around the racks of CDs at Musicland today,
>I came across this description of TRS:

>        Without abandoning her distinct style, Bush has matured from fuzzy
>        opera dropout into a stepsister of American soul music.

>So, does anyone want to take a bet that whoever wrote that description
>has never heard KaTe's music?

>-- 
>Valerie Nozick
>iago@merle.acns.nwu.edu

As a MusicLand employee, I'd like to apologize for this idiocy. =)  "Fuzzy 
opera dropout?"  Oh well, it's hard to know what to expect from them lots of 
times...

At our store, we have like 2, maybe 3 Kate CDs in stock at any given 
time...I'm surprised I even found HoL there.  I think I'll splurge, throw TWW 
on credit card, and be done with it.  Of course, then I'll have to resign 
myself to not leaving the house for 8 hours...=)

On another note, those Fruitopia ads always annoyed me...I've never heard Kate 
on them.  Aren't those the ads that say clever things like "The cranberries 
don't mind being put together with the strawberries, so why can't we all live 
together?"  Drivel. (=  I don't necessarily disagree with the sentiment, but 
the presentation is drivel. =)  Next time I see one though, I'll haveto listen 
for KaTe in there.


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