cdr tree report (Highrise)

[Kevin Sommers]

> Wow!  Sounds fantastic.  And boy, do I miss Harvey............
And of course Simon House.  Great violin!  And the vocals: a nice Calvert
nod (from Ron, I'm assuming).

> Kevin Sommers
>
> primiti too taa, nnz kkr muu
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> < http://members.home.net/novadrive/>
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: BOC/Hawkwind Discussion List [mailto:BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU]On
> > Behalf Of Dan Witt
> > Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 9:38 PM
> > To: Multiple recipients of list BOC-L
> > Subject: HW: cdr tree report
> >
> >
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> >                                                             In the
> > meantime, there is an mp3 of highrise(from the milton keynes show
> > 11/10/99) available for download in my box at freediskspace.com.  For
> > your convenience I've reposted the instructions for entering my box. The
> > highrise mp3 is in the same folder.
> >
> > I will post again to gather interested people's information when all is
> > ready.
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> > At this link:
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> http://www.freediskspace.com/Folders/107738/
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> You will find my folder on freediskspace.  You will need to be a member
> if you're not already (it's free and they don't spam you). You need to
> create login name and pw, it takes less than a minute.  Then you will
> get your own 25meg storage site.
>
> After you've registered then enter my folder using your login and pw,
> then enter my password for my shared folder,,,,which is borntogo.  Again
> the password is borntogo.  This will take you into my folder where you
> will see one file, btgsd9902.rm.  It is a realmedia 96.7kbps stereo
> soundfile, it sounds quite nice.  Your Realplayer will play this file,
> Realplayer is also free for those of you that do not have it.  You can
> right click on the file and save it to your hard drive, or simply play
> it by clicking on it. The file is about 4600kb.  I have tested the file
> by downloading it, and everything appears to work fine.  Please log out
> of my folder when you are done, it might tie up access for other people.
>