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From: Jason Lancaster <j.d.lancaster@staffs.ac.uk>
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997 16:21:54 +0100
Subject: Re: Twenty-Somethings
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Reply-To: j.d.lancaster@staffs.ac.uk
> On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, Susan Jennings wrote:
> > >>>I was a late bloomer, but actually a young one since I'm only twenty
> > >>one.:)
> > >>
> > >>And I thought I was a young one around here! (I'm 27.) Any other
> > >>Kate fans out there in this age bracket?>
I'm 23 and first heard KB's work through my parents listening to it. I
always liked HOL and eventually decided to buy it. I gradually worked
my way through her whole collection, each time I bought one believing
that this would be the album I hated. I have now got them all and
haven't yet found "the one I hate."
It is, you may have noticed, extremely un-cool to cite Kate as a
favourite artist. All I can say is...
Bugger 'em, bugger 'em all.
Jason Lancaster.
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