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i'm not selling anything. just providing information. i thought that was pretty clear. people might find this interesting, though... http://members.aol.com/Echophoria/fraud.html mr. e.

At 01:43 PM 6/1/99 -0400, you wrote:

quoted 10 lines i'm not selling anything.

>i'm not selling anything. >just providing information. >i thought that was pretty clear. > >people might find this interesting, though... > >http://members.aol.com/Echophoria/fraud.html > >mr. e. >

i dont know what that means. i bid on a collectors item and, unfortunately, didnt win it. some gentleman from the uk outbid me with 1 minute left in the auction. there is nothing dishonest about me bidding on ebay items. my ebay credit rating is flawless, unlike yours. -->-Lance--- mclance@nacs.net lance@inaudible.com p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states

quoted 5 lines people might find this interesting, though...

>people might find this interesting, though... > >http://members.aol.com/Echophoria/fraud.html > >mr. e.

Not Found The requested URL was not found on this server. Hmmm? -pt

Those interested in the earliest days of electro or the history of electronic music in general might be interested in a Man Parrish interview I just put up (http://www.skinny.com). He was responsible for the all time classic "Hip Hop Bee Bop" (which appears on Andrea Parker's DJ Kicks) and a number of other pre-techno tracks in 83. List exclusive quote that didn't make the final cut: "I remember the only syncopated stuff was some rap tunes, but we got very expressive with kick drums and snare patterns. I remember having fights in the studio, saying, "Maybe we’re getting too syncopated, people may not understand it." All those breakbeats you hear in electronica today, we programmed that stuff. I’m not saying I’m the godfather of it, but that’s where it came out of." darren