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From: Ken Glasson <xtr36595301@xtra.co.nz>
Date: Sat, 12 Oct 1996 12:23:29 -0700
Subject: Re: Billboards
To: Julian Shaw <julian@dragonfire.demon.co.uk>
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Julian Shaw wrote: > Kate must be well aware that all her fans worldwide would give just > about anything to see her "live". She must therefore have very strong > reasons for *not* touring. Whatever they are, we should respect them. Do > you *honestly* think that putting a billboard up outside her house is > going to have any effect on her decision? The only thing it's likely to > achieve is to cause her considerable embarrassment and invade her > privacy. (This is particularly true if she is a very private person, > which by all indications and accounts she is.) Ask yourself if you > really want to be responsible for that? > > If you really want to try and persuade her to do something she clearly > doesn't want to do, then you could try writing to her or perhaps take > out advertising space in the music press. At least try that first. > > Julian > I think I have to agree. I appreciate Kate for the art she gives us, but I also think that her private life is her own. If she doesn't want to tour, then I can always keep my fingers crossed. I'm sure that she has a regular fan club which has more members than talk in this newsgroup. If they have regular contact with Kate, then surely this would be a more private way in which to work on her touring rather than a billboard. I'm hoping the billboard is not really serious because to be blunt - it would piss me off. As for her house, I always thought she lived in a world other than our own. Ken.