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Subject: Re: south bay folk ensemble

Author:
connies chung

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Date Posted: 19:36:20 09/13/02 Fri
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In reply to: Quin 's message, "Re: south bay folk ensemble" on 19:27:32 09/13/02 Fri

wassup with the chevy wok chakras---quin says it will be released...like wow.......i want to own mine own copy and be the first one on mine block to thump those swell fat biggidy biggedy beats yall---long live the chevrolet talk lockin beats from covina

>it is so hard to decipher your ramblings, but i guess
>you like the chevron rock opera. there are possible
>plans to release this recording due to overwhelming
>listener response. there are deals in the works,
>involving billions of cents with no-fi's own Spiffy
>"Records". More details later.
>
>check out these quotes from various publications:
>
>PeepHole Magazine says, "Better than an actual trip to
>Cheveron gas station." Racecar And Driver raves,
>"Play this tape in your car's cassette player for
>optimum performance." Rock Opera Digest tells you, "a
>little bit Tommy...a little bit Fiddler On the
>Roof...and A WHOLE LOT JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING
>TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT."

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