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From: peggy cannon <cannon@aone.com>
Date: Thu, 10 Jul 1997 13:05:39 -0700
Subject: Re: Age-Poll
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Darkhop wrote: > > As I said on another post, I just found this place, so I'm not sure yet > if I'll be hanging around. But in the interest of demographics.... > > Male; 37 > 1st album bought: The Dreaming > Why: Cool cover. I'd seen The Kick Inside when I worked in a record shop > in 1979 but didn't make the connection on first glimpse of tD. I was > interested in dreams at the time & that photo sure looked like one. > Those drums starting off Sat In Your Lap practically made me a fan right > there. > Kate albs I own: all except for Red Shoes (has she made anything since?) > Top three in order: tD, HoL, NFE > Top three tunes in order: Get Out of my House, Gaffa, Jig of Life (this > list would likely change daily) > > I came looking for this group because I'm reading The Night Is Large by > Martin Gardner, with an essay about the guy that Cloudbusting is > apparently based on. (And I'm sure someone here has made the connection > between Cloudbusting and Hawkwind's Orgone Accumulator, right? <g>) What > a crock! Has Kate ever talked about him? I'm curious about her take on > this rainmaking machine of his. > > Yers, > John > http://www.darkhop.com > "When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro." --Hunter S. Thompson I have always assumed that "Cloudbusting" was a thinly disguised re-telling of Wilhelm Reich's story -- and his orgone energy machine. Peg Cannon cannon@aone.com