The National Midnight Star #153

Errors-To: rush-request@syrinx.umd.edu Reply-To: rush@syrinx.umd.edu Sender: rush@syrinx.umd.edu Precedence: bulk From: rush@syrinx.umd.edu To: rush_mailing_list Subject: 01/17/91 - The National Midnight Star #153
** ____ __ ___ ____ ___ ___ ** ** / /_/ /_ /\ / /__/ / / / / /\ / /__/ / ** ** / / / /__ / \/ / / / / /__/ / \/ / / /___ ** ** ** ** __ ___ ____ ** ** /\ /\ / / \ /\ / / / _ /__/ / ** ** / \/ \ / /___/ / \/ / /___/ / / / ** ** ** ** ____ ____ ___ ___ ** ** /__ / /__/ /__/ ** ** ____/ / / / / \ ** The National Midnight Star, Number 153 Thursday, 17 January 1991 Today's Topics: Administrivia poetry?!? Re: Interpreting "In Awe" (none) Hometown! ---------------------------------------------------------- From: The National Midnight Star Editor <rush-mgr@syrinx.umd.edu> Subject: Administrivia One quick note: does anyone on the list have any *definite* information on copywrite issues WRT guitar TAB notation distribution? If yes, please send mail to the administrative address. Hmm, things are a bit 'thin' today - I hope new album news comes soon! :-) rush-mgr ---------------------------------------------------------- Subject: poetry?!? Date: Wed, 16 Jan 91 9:21:38 PST From: Doug Grumann <dougg@hpptc16.rose.hp.com> Since everybody enjoyed my Limericks last year (insane laughter erupts from the peanut gallery), and we've been on the subject of Rush poetry, I thought I'd throw up a few new ones into your email mbox: There once was a student in Des Moines who'd play Rush at the drop of a coin his roommate would say: "I'm more fond of Tchaikovskay.. and you're really a pain in the groin!" There once was a Rush fan in Alabama who's license plate said "RUSHKA" He couldn't make friends with the local born-agains who named him a Satan Worshippin Sinna There once was a Rush fan musician who'd spent hours just listenin' with his ear to the grille to the chords in Freewill proclaimed "Surely its done in F Lydian!" ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 16 Jan 1991 11:54:20 PST From: crenshaw.osbu_north@xerox.com Subject: Re: Interpreting "In Awe" I feel like this is getting a little bit away from Rush and more into a poetry seminar, so I'd rather not explain my poem here. If you'd like, I'll email a reply to Bob's letter. If you insist, I'll post it. Bob, I'm having trouble emailing to you...I'll keep trying, but do you have an Arpanet version of your address? Cheryl "When I was in high school the one group I couldn't hang out with was the Rush group...'cause the lyrics were too intelligent for me. I like the Ramones, man." --approximation of Big Rick Stewart, DJ on the local modern rock station (yeah, I listen to that, too). "What happened to his nose? Did he get hit by a baseball or something?" --approximation of Steve Masters, another DJ on the same station, talking about a certain bass player we all know and love. It was an interesting conversation.... :-) ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 16 Jan 91 18:29:30 EST From: jek@egrlab.ac.duke.edu (James Kittock) Wow... poetry AND analysis. Starts to remind me of why I'm a computers major, not an english major... :-) Making me think about words like that-- it's not nice! James Kittock Duke University Class of 1992, Computer Science/Math/Russian Major jek@egrlab.ac.duke.edu PO Box 5750 DS, Durham, NC 27706 USA "Another war-- another waste land-- and another lost generation..." ---------------------------------------------------------- Date: Wed, 16 Jan 91 18:18 CST From: Blue Steel <UCSKRT@ucs.UWPLATT.EDU> Subject: Hometown! I just got back to school, was was browsing through my mail since then, when my eyes caught the address that people sent drum solos to for that Neil Peart giveaway: >Mail entry forms to: >Modern Drummer, Attn: Neil Peart Drumset Giveaway >870 Pompton Ave.,Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 Now this isn't Rush-related, but my hometown is perhaps the only other Cedar Grove in the world, located in Wisconsin. Population is approximately 1400, so you can imagine my surprise at finding another such town. Is this, by the way, Modern Drummer's normal mailing address? Trivially yours, ================================================================================ Kevin Tipple, aka Blue Steel, By-tor University of Wisconsin - Platteville Bitnet: UCSKRT@UWPLATT.BITNET Platteville, Wisconsin USA Internet: UCSKRT@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Oh dear, the penguin's exploded." - Monty Python ================================================================================ ----------------------------------------------------------
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