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From: stev0@zuni.chaco.com (Steve Berlin)
Date: Sun, 6 Oct 1996 01:54:19 -0700
Subject: RFAQ
To: love-hounds@gryphon.com
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Now that r.m.g is back up, a lot of folks seem to have forgotten
everything.
So, here are the REALLY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
(Note to the keen-eyed people out there - there are some differences
between this and the one on the Real FAQ)
Q: What does "Gaffa" mean?
A: Duct tape.
Q: When will Kate tour again?
A: Never. Ever. Really.
Q: What is Kate saying at the end of "Leave it Open"?
A: "We let the weirdness in"
Q: What are the words of that spoken word part in "Jig of Life"?
A: You don't want to know. Trust me.
Q: What is the best album in the entire history of Creation?
A: The Dreaming. Anyone who disagrees is an asshole.
Q: Should I post binaries to rec.music.gaffa?
A: NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
Q: When is Kate's next album coming out?
A: Your guess is as good as mine.
Q: What are the URLs to some Kate Web pages.
A: http://www.gryphon.com/gaffa/
Q: Hey! The episode of "Saturday Night Live", hosted
by Eric Idle, in which Kate was the musical guest,
doesn't have Kate on the tape I got! Was I ripped off?
A: Yes.
Q: Which is better, the British, Japanese, or Canadian Boxed Set?
A: You'll just have to get all of them and decide for yourself.
Q: What to do about spam postings?
A: A few things. [see the Real FAQ, section 3.3. Or do
a search on Yahoo! for "Junk Email" and "Usenet Abuse"
Q: Is it OK to talk about other artists on Lovehounds?
A: Yes. It is encouraged.
Q: Even at length?
A: Yes. Well, don't go TOO far - posting multi-megabyte discographies is
frowned on (and yes, people have done that). Use your judgement.
Q: Can I even talk about Tori Amos?
A: Yes, you can even talk about Tori Amos.
Q: What about Happy Rhodes?
A: Er, that will be all for today...
- Stev0 the FQA
"Poppa Oh Mouw Mouw, Poppa Oh Mouw Mouw"
- Kate, in an early draft for "Wuthering Heights"