On Thu, 08 Jul 1999 10:11:59 -0500 (EST), you wrote:
quoted 1 line Probably not, as LFO (the new group) stands for Lyte Funky Ones.
>> Probably not, as LFO (the new group) stands for Lyte Funky Ones.quoted 4 lines that shouldn't matter.
>that shouldn't matter.
>it's all about confusion, basically..
>if someone could easily confuse LFO for LFO,
>LFO has a case.
Still, it's amusing to think that loads of kids are piling into their
record shops, keen to pick up the latest Lyte Funky Ones CD, only to
walk out of the shop with 'Frequencies' or 'Advance'. Then again, if
those same kids had some sense, they might actually end up preferring
it.
I don't think Warp will do anything. It'll be more beneficial for them
should any mix-up occur. Ie, a Lyte Funky Ones fan is more likely to
get confused than an LFO fan. And if this confusion causes Lyte Funk
Ones' label to get annoyed, Warp can just give them the finger.
--
Mark Stevens
http://www.sonance.demon.co.uk/