YTSEJAM Digest 609 Today's Topics: 1) Re: Trades by email_address_removed 2) PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS by email_address_removed 3) bad traders... by Michael Burstin 4) HELP!!! by email_address_removed.ac.uk 5) Re: Record stores in London (was: DT single) by email_address_removed.ac.uk 6) "Awake" thoughts by (Kevin R Laferriere) 7) Re: YTSEJAM digest 607 by email_address_removed 8) DT CD-Singles by email_address_removed (Jeremy Haynes) 9) Watchtower by James Peele 10) Japanese Awake... by Michael Burstin 11) Bubble chamber tracks. by Larry G Waterfield 12) Re: PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS by William Wright 13) Re: A little disgusted... by William Wright 14) No airplay by email_address_removed 15) Re: Trades by Michael Bahr 16) Re: What makes a fan. by email_address_removed 17) Re: My DT start... by James Bickers 18) Crimson Glory by email_address_removed 19) Online prog (was Re: A little disgusted...) by email_address_removed (Ken Bibb) 20) Re: PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS by V C Morrison 21) Re: YTSEJAM digest 607 by James Bako 22) Marching band version of PMU by Michael Burstin 23) Re: PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS by email_address_removed (Ken Bibb) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 06 Dec 1994 12:01:00 -0400 (EDT) From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: Trades Message-ID: WARNING: THIS IS A FLAME > Also, I don't include set lists (You know what the songs are...you >write them out, I don't have time) and send only 1st class. If you don't >dub with levels between 0 and 3 dB, get out of business...we don't need >you. I don't sell and don't trade for blanks. I don't send cases. I'm not sure who the fuck you think you are, but you're impressing the hell out of me. You get "MOST INTIMIDATING TRADER AWARD". I've traded with about half of this list, and we all do it the same: Setlists are always included, always on high bias type II tapes, and uh.. we usually think its pretty cool to send the case along with the tape. So I would say that its we who do not need you, and that YOU should get out of business. I'll get your shows from someone else. I'd rather lose a generation than put up with your bullshit. KAI (Notice, I do identify myself in my messages, because I don't treat my fellow list members like dicks) ps. My heart goes out to you and your time problem. If only we could imagine what it would be like to have finals and no time, perhaps we could better understand your reasons for being such an asshole. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 06 Dec 1994 12:30:20 -0400 (EDT) From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS Message-ID: Everyone, I just got this important info. I'm not sure if its been posted yet. There's a nationwide virus being spread via e-mail under the title "GOOD TIMES" If you see this, do not read it, or download the file under the same name. Again, at all costs, avoid an e-mail message or file with the title "GOOD TIMES". This virus contains code which will rewrite your harddrive. Info from University of Pittsburgh affiliates, and Megadeth mailing list. KAI ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 13:13:20 -0500 (EST) From: Michael Burstin To: email_address_removed (Ytsejam SERVER), Subject: bad traders... Message-ID: Well... seeing so many people complaining about bad traders on several digests that this message is going out to, I though that i woiuld Take The Time (bad joke, I know :) to mention the small list that I have been compiling of bad traders. This list is NOT for people that don;t send cases, don;t send set lists, or even take a little longer than most in trading, but for the people that have gone through several trades with several people without ever sending the tapes that they owe. The list that I have compiled is, so far, at least (and thankfully) pretty small... but with several people complaining, I though I would remind others about it. The format of the list includes as much info on the person as possible, INCLUDING the person who sent me the complaint. If you have any people this fit this category, please let me know and I will include it on the list. Keep in mind, do NOT use this list b/c you are pissed off at someone... it is not for that... Also, keep in mind that a person who is on this list is not necessarly excluded from ever trading again... All that they have to is to send out their tapes, and the other person return the tapes once the tapes that they are due are recieved. If you have any submissions, or would like to see my current list, please let me know by PRIVATE email and do not reply to this post. -- +--------------------------------+---------------+---------------------+ | I never bared my emotions | Dream Theater | Michael Burstin | | My passion always strong | Scarred | Brandeis University | | I never lost my devotion | Awake +---------------------+ | but somewhere fate went wrong. | Get AWAKEned today, in stores now | +--------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ For info about Dream Theater, finger email_address_removed http://cs.brandeis.edu/USER/UGRAD/mikeb/home.html ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 94 16:12:44 GMT From: email_address_removed.ac.uk To: email_address_removed Subject: HELP!!! Message-ID: No news and views this time, just some humble begging from the UK. Please, please, please could some kind soul be good enough to mail me the UK dates for DT's tour next year. If the Germany one are known, the UK ones must surely be out, no?! I'd hate to miss out on a ticket, so please get back to me asap. Cheers in advance, 'jammers, Matt. "For the first time in a long time...it's about music." ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 94 16:06:09 GMT From: email_address_removed.ac.uk To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: Record stores in London (was: DT single) Message-ID: >>Well worth getting your hands on just for >>the novelty value. > >Does anyone know a good record store in London where to get not-so-mainstream >(rare) stuff, like the DT single? I plan on doing a trip to London for >attending the Queensryche gig at the Royal Albert Hall (March 12th) and >would like to visit some good stores who have a little more than "the usual" >in the rock department. :-) > >Anyone who has some good addresses to share, please e-mail me! > >Thanks a lot, Matt The best place I can think of that you'll be able to find easily is the HUGE HMV store in Oxford Street. It's got one of the largest metal sections I've every seen. If they don't have everything that DT's ever done, I'll be surprised. It's the only place I've ever seen the Queen of the Reich on CD as well... byee, Matt. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 14:09:37 -0500 From: (Kevin R Laferriere) To: email_address_removed Subject: "Awake" thoughts Message-ID: This is probably overdue, but, IMHO (now that I finally know what that means!), DT is the most talented band on the planet. LaBrie fits the band perfectly. It was obvious from "Live In Tokyo" that LaBrie wanted to scream! And "Awake" gave him the opportunity to do so. "Awake" is the best of their 3 albums IMO, and DT continues to get better and better. "Awake" is both a lyric and musical masterpiece. No one else comes close to DT, as far as talent, and musicianship. --------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm Dis con nec ted... - group:'Queensryche', song:'Disconnected', CD:'Promised Land' I'd rather be with an animal... - group:'Pearl Jam', song:'Animal', CD:'Vs.' Look in the mirror my friend... - group: 'Dream Theater', song:'The Mirror', CD:'Awake' --------------------------------------------------------------------- For more information on Queensryche, Pearl Jam, or Dream Theater, finger email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 17:03:44 -0500 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 607 Message-ID: A deluded Paul Cashman writes: <> Well, I can't speak for Tampa or Detroit, but New York radio sucks. Q104, which played the hell out of 'Lie", also seems to play the hell out of bad songs as well. They have no variety! It's almost like they are Top 40 metal. Andy ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 14:57:17 -0500 From: email_address_removed (Jeremy Haynes) To: email_address_removed Subject: DT CD-Singles Message-ID: Hi all...thought I'd pass this information on to the list: **DISCLAIMER** I am not affiliated with the below-mentioned dealer nor have I ever dealt with him in anyway so caveat emptor when ordering.... email_address_removed has for sale the following DT CD-Singles: >Dream Theater|Take the Time|$5|CD-single >Dream Theatre|Pull Me Under|$4|CD-single He also has some Crimson Glory and other prog stuff....to get the complete list send email to: email_address_removed with the subject line SELLLIST....(BOOTLIST will get you a list of _traders_ and their goods, and SUBSCRIBE will put you on his weekly list) Have fun! Jer "Enter Youngman....Welcome" AD/FW ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 17:56:31 -0500 From: James Peele To: email_address_removed Subject: Watchtower Message-ID: If you like DT, you're cool! Although, sometimes I like to brag that I bought WD&DU when it came out. Early this year I contacted Watchtower and they sent me a tape with 3 new songs on it. None of these songs have vocals and they asked me to overdub my own lyrics and melodies onto the tape. Well, needless to say I have not gotten around to this yet. I did write the lyrics and vocal lines but have not recorded my voice onto the tape yet. Around that time, INFERNO was almost defunct but now we have a CD out in Europe and a full line-up. I still may record my voice on the tape just to see what they think and leave my options open. If you don't have 'Control And Resistance', check it out. If you like Cynic, you'll love Watchtower. Later, Jay Peele (INFERNO) email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 18:01:09 -0500 (EST) From: Michael Burstin To: email_address_removed (Ytsejam SERVER) Subject: Japanese Awake... Message-ID: Damn... just got in from Newbury Comics... They actually had copy of the Japanese version of Awake... I was very shocked... although the price was a little more shocking... $40 for the CD!!! I'm just glad I had mine imported directly from Japan... much cheaper... :) (BTW, if I didn't mention it here before, thanks Kaoru (and sorry if I didn't spell your name correctly)) -- +--------------------------------+---------------+---------------------+ | I never bared my emotions | Dream Theater | Michael Burstin | | My passion always strong | Scarred | Brandeis University | | I never lost my devotion | Awake +---------------------+ | but somewhere fate went wrong. | Get AWAKEned today, in stores now | +--------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ For info about Dream Theater, finger email_address_removed http://cs.brandeis.edu/USER/UGRAD/mikeb/home.html ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 17:07:19 -0600 (CST) From: Larry G Waterfield To: email_address_removed Subject: Bubble chamber tracks. Message-ID: Hi everyone. What are bubble chamber tracks? I'm just three days short of finishing my formal education for my B.S. in Physics, so I guess I know what they are. You know those pink containters that children get that contain a sort of detergent solution and a plastic wand... No, wait. That's not it. Ummm.... Ok, I got it! A bubble chamber is a device that's used to determine the momentum of charged nuclear particles. The chamber is filled with superheated liquid hydrogen. When a particle passes through, it triggers boiling around it, producing ... guess what? BUBBLES! By bending the particle's path with a magnetic field, the momentum can be determined. The bubbles give a visible record of the path, which is then photographed. Is this what is supposed to be inside the Awake sleeve? I dunno. At least now our lives are all complete. Hope that helps! Toodles! Glenn ***************************************************************************** This is not a .sig, this is only a test. I repeat, this is only a test. If this were a real .sig, you would have been informed as to my name (L. Glenn Waterfield), location (Western IL U), address (email_address_removed), and treated to the gratuitous gem of wit (Hot enough for ya?). This test was brought to you by The Ministry of Huge Tracts of Land. ***************************************************************************** ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 17:24:48 -0600 (CST) From: William Wright To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS Message-ID: > Everyone, > I just got this important info. I'm not sure if its been posted yet. > > There's a nationwide virus being spread via e-mail under the title "GOOD TIMES" > If you see this, do not read it, or download the file under the same name. > Again, at all costs, avoid an e-mail message or file with the title "GOOD > TIMES". > > This virus contains code which will rewrite your harddrive. > Info from University of Pittsburgh affiliates, and Megadeth mailing list. I'm assuming this ain't for us modem users. (as I don't see how a virus could effect something thats transfered by our modem to our screen.) ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 17:57:45 -0600 (CST) From: William Wright To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: A little disgusted... Message-ID: > Start going mailorder like the rest of us who live in out of the > way places... the closest record store to me that carries bootlegs and > rarities is 31 miles away. OTOH, you can order from cd-connection and > Metal Blade Records right off the net. Or pick up a copy of Goldmine > magazine at your local newsstand. I know of cdconnection.com and cdnow.com. What is the Metal Blade connection and are there any more? I'd love to order a lot of CDs for christmas if I can get them cheaper than Best Buy. So if there are any more, please let me, and all other ytsejamers know. then I will have a merry progressive christmas. :) now about Kings X, I never saw that message however what album was it promoting? it sounds pretty cool if it "blew you away." can any ytsejamers give me a starter album for them? also heres my present plan on what to get for christmas. a few King Crimson CDs... (I have Larks Tounge in Aspic and I REALLY like it... awesome album.) a few ELP albums... I don't have any of their cds, but I want to get a few. one person on here (thanks again) recommended Brain Salad Surgery. Any more recommendations? a few yes cds... Magellans Impending Ascnesion CD MAYBE a Crimson Glory cd... I don't know. maybe a Dregs CD or two... never heard them. suggestions? a marillion cd, probably that childhood cd, I forget the name. misplaced childhood. i think. any more suggestions/comments? thanks again to everyone who's helped out. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 19:09:00 -0500 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: No airplay Message-ID: > Keep in mind that not every city has a cool radio station that > plays good music -- some of us are stuck in remote areas with > few signals carrying, or in big-time cities with stupid program- > and music directors who think Allman Brothers and Lynyrd > Skynyrd are the tops. Sad, but true. Yes, I'd -love- to move > to Tampa or Detroit or New York or somewhere with 'real' radio. You don't even have to live in the sticks to lack decent radio. Indianapolis (alright, not a thriving metropolis - but big) doesn't have a hard rock/metal station anymore either. Which is too bad, because when I&W hit it big they played the shit out of it. That sad fact remains that fans of metal - moreso than any other radio listening group - lack the one thing that radio stations and big business love: disposable income. This obviously doesn't apply to everyone, but it stands as a broad generalization. Mike ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 18:09:29 -0700 (MST) From: Michael Bahr To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: Trades Message-ID: > > Also, I don't include set lists (You know what the songs are...you > >write them out, I don't have time) and send only 1st class. If you don't > >dub with levels between 0 and 3 dB, get out of business...we don't need > >you. I don't sell and don't trade for blanks. I don't send cases. > > I'm not sure who the fuck you think you are, but you're impressing the hell out > of me. You get "MOST INTIMIDATING TRADER AWARD". I've traded with about half > of this list, and we all do it the same: Setlists are always included, always > on high bias type II tapes, and uh.. we usually think its pretty cool to send > the case along with the tape. So I would say that its we who do not need you, > and that YOU should get out of business. I'll get your shows from someone > else. I'd rather lose a generation than put up with your bullshit. No shit.. I read that and immediately I knew I would never be trading with that guy ... between Mike Burstin, Brian Cox, and I we probably have the largest collective boot collection on Ytsejam, and we don't mind at all "going the extra mile" for our trades... because we know when someone gets our tapes and sees the setlists, and cases, and so forth, they really feel good about getting the tape, and then you get that many more genuine offers and good trades. What's this 0 and 3 db nonsense? You record the tape exactly as you have it. Anyone who messes with things is asking for trouble insomuch as the tape can only _lose_ generational quality. A lot of older (as in, more collectible, and more desirable) Rush and Zep boots are taped at way odd decibel levels... you don't mess with 'em because you want the next person who gets a copy from you to agree with your quality rating, and feel good about trading with you. > ps. My heart goes out to you and your time problem. If only we could imagine > what it would be like to have finals and no time, perhaps we could better > understand your reasons for being such an asshole. Yeah... I have his time constraints plus a 40 hour workweek, yet I can find time to print out setlists on the ole' Caseliner program... Mike Bahr, email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 19:28:03 (CST) From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: What makes a fan. Message-ID: Hello everyone. It seems there is a thread here of folks having to defend their reasons for being a DT fan by saying when they started listening to the band, what albums, boots, etc. they own and so on. There are also others who claim to be "real" or "better" fans based on what DT stuff they own. I say anyone who can get pleasure out of any band, be it musical appreciation, a particular emotion, etc. is a fan. The number of albums you have by them or how many times you've seen them live or whether or not you have their lyrics memorized should be irrelevant. For myself, I like DT for the feeling I get when I listen to their music and I'm a drummer so I admire Portnoy's style. That's it. I *only* have the three studio albums, but that's because my tastes vary widely and I have only so much money to spend on cd's. I'm also not a big collector of anything. I have gotten several of my friends to listen/appreciate DT, and each of them likes something different about the band. I know someone who LOVES them more than me but doesn't have WDADU 'cause he hates Dominici. Is he a poser, not in my opinion. People listen to what they listen to for different, personal reasons, and it's not really for others to judge. Thanks for listening, ALL you DT fans! __________________________________________________________ | Andrew Joseph Feyder | "You know, life moves pretty | | Gustavus Adolphus College | fast. If you don't stop | | 800 West College Ave. | and look around, you could | | St. Peter MN 56082 | miss it" | | (507)-933-8715 | -Ferris Bueller. | |___________________________|______________________________| (O) - (O) / \ \_/ \_________/ \_______/ ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 20:41:25 -0500 (EST) From: James Bickers To: email_address_removed Cc: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Re: My DT start... Message-ID: > Compare to Megadeth, if you will. I happened to be a fan of theirs since > the Peace Sells.. album. I liked their first four albums (up to Rust In > Peace). Then they put out two crappy albums that made them multi-platinum > stars, and got them millions of new fans who when you talk to them utter > "Peace what?" or "I dont like their old stuff, it's too fast". These are > posers since they don't like, or even refuse to acknowledge their past. > Bottom line: a fan is a fan is a fan. But a true fan is one who (while > they don't even have to like or agree with it) is appreciates the whole > body of work of an artist or band. Hmm...you throw some interesting contradictions around in this post. First of all, in the preceding paragraph re: Megadeth, you (a) criticize their two crappy albums, then (b) tell us that a true fan is someone who appreciates the whole body of work...("Well, it's shit, but I appreciate it!") > Anyway, to answer the original point of this thread way, way back, about > DT fans being posers if they arrived after 1989, it's just not true. > Anyone who hears one DT (except Lie) will immediately know if it's to > their liking or not. With the exception of Lie, I dont think its possible > for DT to ever become hugely popular to the point of being popular over > one big single. Here's another one. You tell us that people will know IMMEDIATELY whether or not DT is for them. But for two full paragraphs earlier in the post, you talk about how much you wouldn't have liked WDADU if you had heard it, and how PMU "annoyed" you. > Oh how I dread the day the Silent Man is released as a single, look what > happened to Queensryche. > What would that be? That more people appreciate them now? That they have the resources to put out albums that before, they couldn't afford to? I think the boys in DT might enjoy that. My .02, James ---------------------------------------------------- Full Service Printing * Typesetting * Graphic Design Continuous Forms * Computer Checks I M A G E S and W O R D S Phone: (502) 893-8953 FAX: (502) 895-6998 EMail: email_address_removed ---------------------------------------------------- 20% discount on first order for Internet users! ---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 21:01:35 -0500 (EST) From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Crimson Glory Message-ID: More Crimson Glory Info: The band is from Sarasota, Florida. I have two (of apparently their three) albums: "Transcendence" and "Strange & Beautiful". "Transcendence" was released in 1988 on Roadrunner Records. The album contains ten outstanding tracks. The vocalist, Midnight, has an impressive range, and the instrumental performance is a treat. Definitely check out the precision work on "Eternal World". A criticism I've heard leveled at this release is that it sounds too much like Queensryche. Midnight's voice is similar to Tate's, but calling "Transcendence" a Queensryche rip-off is like calling DT a rip-off of Rush and Anthrax (I once actually read where someone said this). "Strange and Beautiful" came out in 1991 on Atlantic Records. For this album, the band switched from the five member line-up of "Transcendence" (Midnight-vocals, Jon Drenning-lead guitar, Ben Jackson- rhythm guitar, Jeff Lords-bass, Dana Burnell-drums) to a foursome with a new drummer (vocals, lead and bass same, Ravi Jakhotia-drums). This album moved from the mythological bend of some of the songs "Transcendence" to more cerebral subject matter. The addition of Ravi added an almost African flavor to the drumming. The album was a fitting follow-up to "Transcendence". All in all, both albums are outstanding, I would strongly recommend them to any progressive metal fan. Also, if anyone knows anything about their "Crimson Glory" album or knows about the bands current status, please tell me!! Erik Taylor email_address_removed "The King of Los Angeles bought himself a teddy bear, and the queen became shameless, she did it with a chair." - Helloween ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 18:53:16 +0800 From: email_address_removed (Ken Bibb) To: email_address_removed Subject: Online prog (was Re: A little disgusted...) Message-ID: > From: William Wright > > > Metal Blade Records > I know of cdconnection.com and cdnow.com. What is the Metal Blade > connection and are there any more? I'd love to order a lot of CDs for > christmas if I can get them cheaper than Best Buy. Metal Blade is a record label which has been around for a while. For more information, send mail to email_address_removed and you should be able to get a list of what they've got. > So if there are any more, please let me, and all other ytsejamers know. > then I will have a merry progressive christmas. :) > > a few King Crimson CDs... (I have Larks Tounge in Aspic and I REALLY like > it... awesome album.) If you don't have them, try "Red", "VROOOM" (their new EP), and "Discipline" You might also be interested in subscribing to the King Crimson mailing list (email_address_removed). No need to do the old: subscribe elephant-talk William Wright thing with this list (it's going to a human--me). > a marillion cd, probably that childhood cd, I forget the name. misplaced > childhood. i think. Yup, it's Misplaced Childhood. You might want to look at the FAQ for deciding which one you want (I'd suggest MC as your first Marillion. Then I'd try "Script for a Jester's Tear" and "Brave" to see which direction you should go). The FAQ can be retrieved by sending: get freaks faq-2.6-1 get freaks faq-2.6-2 get freaks faq-2.6-3 to email_address_removed (yeah, yet another prog list on this machine). Have you heard early Genesis yet (no, not "Abacab" or "Mama")? Songs like "Supper's Ready", "Musical Box", and "Cinema Show" have really impressive musicianship (and you get Peter Gabriel on vocals, not Phil Collins). As far as Progressive rock in general is concerned, a good place to start is the Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Rock (which can be downloaded). It has entries for a lot of bands. You can also get good info from the alt.music.progressive FAQs (if there's a demand, I can start making them available for email downloads from here. Otherwise, you can ftp them from ucdavis). For progressive rock sources, send: get ph7 faq2.mailorder to email_address_removed and you'll get a list of mail order sources that specialize in progressive rock. If you're unsure of a particular vendor, the list probably has someone who has dealt with that vendor. Good luck in your progressive rock search :) -- Ken Bibb "Upon a wave of summer email_address_removed A hilltop paved with gold email_address_removed We shut our eyes and make the promises we hold" David Sylvian--"Wave" ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 06 Dec 94 22:07:52 EST From: V C Morrison To: Ytse Jam Subject: Re: PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS Message-ID: So how can an ascii message contain a virus, assuming you're actually downloading your mail to your PC, and assuming it's a PC virus? /-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/- "If I started from the top and worked my way down, I'd have no reason to live forever." -Dream Theater -/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/- Vincent C. Morrison| S O U L S T E A L E R |email_address_removed --------------------------------------------|email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 21:49:02 -0500 (EST) From: James Bako To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 607 Message-ID: On Tue, 6 Dec 1994 email_address_removed wrote: > A deluded Paul Cashman writes: > > < or New York or somewhere with 'real' radio. >> > > Well, I can't speak for Tampa or Detroit, but New York radio sucks. Q104, > which played the hell out of 'Lie", also seems to play the hell out of bad > songs as well. They have no variety! It's almost like they are Top 40 metal. > > Andy I agree about Q104 Try 89.5FM. It's Seton Hall U's station. Plays metal all week (except Sunday's their all Christian). Depending on your reception (the signal comes in from NJ so its kinda weak in the city). Easily the station to listen to in the NY/NJ area. James Bako email_address_removed Polytechnic University Brooklyn, New York ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 22:19:19 -0500 (EST) From: Michael Burstin To: email_address_removed (Ytsejam SERVER) Subject: Marching band version of PMU Message-ID: Hey... just got info about an .au file you can reach from the web of a marching band doing PMU. For access, check out http://everest.cs.ucdavis.edu/wetmore/camb/ I think it was under songs or something like that... some other cool stuff also... -- +--------------------------------+---------------+---------------------+ | I never bared my emotions | Dream Theater | Michael Burstin | | My passion always strong | Scarred | Brandeis University | | I never lost my devotion | Awake +---------------------+ | but somewhere fate went wrong. | Get AWAKEned today, in stores now | +--------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ For info about Dream Theater, finger email_address_removed http://cs.brandeis.edu/USER/UGRAD/mikeb/home.html ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 20:31:55 +0800 From: email_address_removed (Ken Bibb) To: ytsejam, freaks, ph7 Subject: Re: PLEASE READ - IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT A VIRUS Message-ID: (User name changed to protect someone who was trying to be helpful.) > From: email_address_removed > > Everyone, > I just got this important info. I'm not sure if its been posted yet. > There's a nationwide virus being spread via e-mail under the title > "GOOD TIMES" [deleted] First, I'd like to thank you for being concerned about the readers of this mailing list :) Unfortunately, this is a hoax. It's useful to understand how viruses work and spread. So I'm going to waste some bandwidth on this. The following is a message which states that Good Times is a hoax. The risks forum is a fairly reputable source (and yes, I confirmed that this is actually out in the comp.risks newsgroup): -------- 8< Included Message 8< ---------- > From: RISKS Forum > Sender: RISKS Forum > Date: Tue, 6 Dec 94 17:49:29 PST > Subject: RISKS DIGEST 16.61 > Reply-To: email_address_removed > Errors-To: email_address_removed > To: RISKS-2:; RISKS-LIST: RISKS-FORUM Digest Tuesday 6 December 1994 Volume 16 : Issue 61 > > ------------------------------ > Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 10:14:47 +0200 > From: Yehuda Berlinger Subject: Virus alert virus alert I have been inundated with virus alerts. Somehow, this virus alert has been propagating out of control. It must be a virus in the virus alert. (Note: I don't mean to belittle the alert, but there must be some way of controlling its propagation. I have received it 4 times now from different sources.) >I have just received this message and been asked to take it seriously: >There is a virus on America Online being sent by E-Mail. If you get >anything called "Good Times", DON'T read it or download it. It is a >virus that will erase your hard drive. Forward this to all your >friends. >It may help them alot. [I suppose you are lucky you only got 4 copies. But it appears to be a complete hoax, as suspected by Rob Furr , who was amused at the close timing of the AOL message and Michael Slavitch's item in RISKS-16.60, and who added There are idiots in the world who think it's awfully funny to cry "Wolf" as soon as someone else notices that it's theoretically possible that wolves exist. Rob F. PGN] -------- 8< Included Message 8< ---------- -- Ken Bibb "Upon a wave of summer email_address_removed A hilltop paved with gold email_address_removed We shut our eyes and make the promises we hold" David Sylvian--"Wave" ------------------------------ End of YTSEJAM Digest 609 *************************