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1995-01-18 18:56Dave SteinhartWah! I oversold ISDN and I have to part with my copy of the CD. So all I have left is viny

From:: Dave Steinhart <angst@psych.colorado.edu>
To:: Intelligent Dance Music List <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Wed, 18 Jan 1995 11:56:47 -0700 (MST)
Subject:: ISDN--trade CD for vinyl

Wah! I oversold ISDN and I have to part with my copy of the CD. So all I have left is vinyl. Anyone willing to trade their CD for the much-more-limited vinyl version? Alternatively, is there anyone out there who didn't like ISDN and will sell me the CD? Dave

1995-01-18 21:55James GourgoutisDunno if this'll interest anyone, but I have before me the new February issue of _Rolling

From:: James Gourgoutis <skoop+@pitt.edu>
To:: Dave Steinhart <angst@psych.colorado.edu>
Cc:: Intelligent Dance Music List <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Wed, 18 Jan 1995 16:55:30 -0500 (EST)
Subject:: "alternative" music--ARGH
Reply to:: ISDN--trade CD for vinyl

Dunno if this'll interest anyone, but I have before me the new February issue of _Rolling Stone_ magazine. Looking in the "Charts" section on the last page, under the "alternative music" chart, the following albums are listed: 1. Stone Roses, Second Coming-Geffen *2. FSOL, ISDN-Virgin 3. Oasis, Definitely Maybe-Epic *4. Sabres of Paradise, Haunted Dancehall-Warp etc. Should I be really shocked that some of the groups mentioned on this list are listed here? Or should I be really happy? Fine print at the bottom of the chart reads: "This chart is based on sales at Mod Lang, in Berkeley, CA." Just wondering, Jim . . . . <skoop+@pitt.edu>:DaTaMaTiON/project.flux.95('repetition.is.a.form.of.change')

1995-01-18 22:36Michel BattagliaOn Wed, 18 Jan 1995, James Gourgoutis wrote: > > Fine print at the bottom of the chart rea

From:: Michel Battaglia <mikebee@freenet.scri.fsu.edu>
To:: James Gourgoutis <skoop+@pitt.edu>
Cc:: Intelligent Dance Music List <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Wed, 18 Jan 1995 17:36:40 -0500 (EST)
Subject:: Re: "alternative" music--ARGH
Reply to:: "alternative" music--ARGH

On Wed, 18 Jan 1995, James Gourgoutis wrote:

quoted 4 lines Fine print at the bottom of the chart reads: "This chart is based on

> > Fine print at the bottom of the chart reads: "This chart is based on > sales at Mod Lang, in Berkeley, CA." >

it's because mod lang ROCKS as a record store. :) seriously... mikebee

1995-01-18 23:11Greg Strockbine.James> Dunno if this'll interest anyone, but I have before me the new February James> issu

From:: Greg Strockbine. <gstrock@dpc.com>
To:: <skoop+@pitt.edu>
Cc:: <angst@psych.colorado.edu>, <idm@hyperreal.com.joelb@sp-eug.com>
Date:: Wed, 18 Jan 95 15:11:35 -0800
Subject:: "alternative" music--ARGH
Reply to:: "alternative" music--ARGH

James> Dunno if this'll interest anyone, but I have before me the new February James> issue of _Rolling Stone_ magazine. Looking in the "Charts" section on James> the last page, under the "alternative music" chart, the following albums James> are listed: James> 1. Stone Roses, Second Coming-Geffen James> *2. FSOL, ISDN-Virgin James> 3. Oasis, Definitely Maybe-Epic James> *4. Sabres of Paradise, Haunted Dancehall-Warp James> James> etc. James> Should I be really shocked that some of the groups mentioned on this list James> are listed here? Or should I be really happy? oh no, ....Rolling Stone? Jesus H. Christ. Now I've got to go find some other music.... far from the maddening crowd.

ISDN--trade CD for vinyl