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[Emmy May Lombaerts <lombaeg@donald.interpac.be>]

My pal nbuchwa1@ix.netcom.com (Norman Buchwald) said in reply to:
"Stuart M. Castergine" <scasterg@dispatch.com>

>>With the recent creation of
>>rec.music.artists.mariah-carey
>
>>I think we can safely say the the destruction of the internet is complete 
>>and that western civilization has fallen.

>You've forgotten about rec.music.artists.debbie-gibson a few months
>ago.  :)   

       And then there's alt.fan.Samantha.Fox.. Aargh, no! Enough!! :)



Then barnster <notme@ix.hell.com> said: 

>I've mentioned earlier how TRS may be a sign that Kate has peaked
>judging from album releases.  Do you all agree that this is true for
B-sides too?
     
      I *love* earlier B-sides.. "Ran Tan Waltz", "Passing Through Air",
"Under The Ivy", "Warm and Soothing", "Burning Bridge", "Not This Time"..
But I'm not at all keen on "Show A Little Devotion" or "Home For Christmas"
though.. . They sound so.. unimaginative? Like they're just there to fill
the groove or something.. .  

 
                        Emmy.





Emmy May Lombaerts
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