almost HW stuff

[HERBERT119 at DELPHI.COM]

On  1-FEB-1996 23:49:57.4 BOC-L said to HERBERT119
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   >From: Kevin Haskel Rubin <gnome at TELEPORT.COM>
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   >>   I've been meaning to ask this - Why do some people refer to the
   >album "In
   >> Search Of Space" as "X In Search Of Space"??
   >>
   >> Chuck
   >In the title there's an X before In Search Of Space.  It's not on the
   >spine of the One Way CDs, but in the picture on the cover, where the
   >title goes around the center part, it's there.
   >-kevin
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Looking at my vinyl copy now and you're right - I never noticed the "X"
before. But it doesn't have the X on the spine, either, or anywhere else.
What the hell would "X In Search Of Space" mean anyway??

Chuck
"Vampire photo suckin' the skin"

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