YTSEJAM digest 1006

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Date: Wed Oct 04 1995 - 18:37:25 EDT

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                                YTSEJAM Digest 1006

    Today's Topics:

      1) Re: Let me introduce myself....
     by Damon M. Fibraio <s0067977@hawkmail.monmouth.edu>
      2) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1003
     by NEFARiOUS <pjkaplan@mailbox.syr.edu>
      3) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1003
     by NEFARiOUS <pjkaplan@mailbox.syr.edu>
      4) Acoustic Dreams update
     by Michael Bahr <durnik@indirect.com>
      5) PLEASE DON'T BUZZ ME!
     by Michael Bahr <durnik@indirect.com>
      6) HELP WITH DATES!!!
     by BERTAPELLE ADAM RAYE <bertapel@ucsu.colorado.edu>
      7) asdf
     by BubaMeats@aol.com
      8) IMAX
     by davidc@cuug.ab.ca (Chad David)
      9) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1002
     by James Peele <jpeele@unf6.cis.unf.edu>
     10) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1003
     by "Christopher R. Merlo" <cmerlo@moose.uvm.edu>
     11) THE KILLING HAND (an OJ parody)
     by James Peele <jpeele@unf6.cis.unf.edu>
     12)
     by laussade@enet.net (praxxix)
     13) A long post dealing with the horrible mistreatment of one,
     by kylania@mail.top.net
     14) ACoS gets airplay!
     by Andreas Kasper <KASPER@pc-aak.chemie.uni-mainz.de>
     15) .
     by laussade@enet.net (praxxix)
     16) YJ #1003
     by Steve Borzilleri <magellan@u.washington.edu>

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 95 2:19:57 EDT
    From: Damon M. Fibraio <s0067977@hawkmail.monmouth.edu>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: Re: Let me introduce myself....
    Message-ID: <9510050619.AA27941@hawkmail.monmouth.edu>

       Ahem. Fred. Let's not forget to mention that it was me who told you about
    ACOS, and about the list. Yes, you got me into DT, but I think I returned the
    favor somewhat by telling you about Ytsejam and about ACOS. by the way, after
    this weekend, I will have some stuff to play for you. SOmebody sent me some
    DT stuff on tape that I KNOW you don't have. Later all.

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 02:39:23 -0400 (EDT)
    From: NEFARiOUS <pjkaplan@mailbox.syr.edu>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Cc: Multiple recipients of list <ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com>
    Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1003
    Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.951005023415.23305B-100000@mothra.syr.edu>

    > Did DT intentionally mess around with Bohemian Rhapsody?
    >
    > I mean, they started at the end, and somehow finished up in the middle :)
    >
    > Graham B. (who has tickets for the Ozzy Osbourne, Joe Satriani and Iron
    > Maiden concerts)

    Is Fear Factory opening for Ozzy? If so, get there early -- FF rUlEz.

    On the DT tip, this is my first post to ytsejam... i've been into DT for
    a little while, but of course now i'm so into them that i'm fucked...
    spending $$$ on boots (i just got DoE or TDoE--the 2 CD one whatever that
    is, and Lords of Sound)... not a very exciting message i know, but at
    least i'm not a virgin anymore.... later all.

    -nefarious

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 02:44:22 -0400 (EDT)
    From: NEFARiOUS <pjkaplan@mailbox.syr.edu>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Cc: Multiple recipients of list <ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com>
    Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1003
    Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.951005024159.23305C-100000@mothra.syr.edu>

    > Please don't post long messages. I really can't be bothered to read them.
    >
    > I much prefer witty one-liners, or short messages with a point, which us
    > 'jammers seem to be good at, than the awful neverending note-by-note analyses
    > of every single song, which are also regrettably common on the list.
    >
    > I know that if I don't like it then I don't have to read it. If it's more than
    > about 30 lines or so (including paragraph breaks), then I ALWAYS skip it
    > (unless it's from Mike Bahr).
    >
    > Graham B. (whose post is only 21 lines long, including .sig)

    I don't understand... is somebody sitting there *forcing* you to read the
    long messages?!?!? If its too long just dont fuckin read it...

    -nefarious

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 01:44:59 -0700 (MST)
    From: Michael Bahr <durnik@indirect.com>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Cc: durnik@indirect.com
    Subject: Acoustic Dreams update
    Message-ID: <199510050845.BAA04406@bud.indirect.com>

    DREAM THEATER: "ACOUSTIC DREAMS"
    Information and Update
    Current to 10/5/1995

    NOTE: INTERNET EMAIL ADDRESS CHANGE: I am now durnik@indirect.com

            Hi all! This is the latest information on Acoustic Dreams, the new
    LIMITED EDITION Dream Theater CD I will be producing. It will be a numbered,
    hand-initialed limited print just like Subconscious was.

    QUICK UPDATE: The CDs are IN and SHIPPING! They look GREAT and I hope you
                    will all thoroughly enjoy them.

    ============================================================================
    DISCLAIMER: Acoustic Dreams falls into a grey area of law as an uncopyrighted
    recording produced in such a manner that at least one facet of the production
    occurs in a country (namely Italy) in which it is legal to do so. In the USA,
    it is permissible to sell used import CDs only if they are labeled as such.
    This is such a CD. Be aware that the various powers-that-be are collecting
    nothing for this.
    ============================================================================

            Of course, that's all cover-my-butt lawyerspeak. I hope you all will
    want to be a part of this. I make roughly minimum wage doing it, so you know
    I'm not out to scam you. In all humility, I appeal to anyone who might not
    think too kindly of my endeavor, and ask that they might give me the benefit
    of the doubt on this one. Friends? :)

    1. What is Acoustic Dreams?
    2. What is the release schedule?
    3. How can I get my own copy of Acoustic Dreams?
    4. Orders received.
    ============================================================================

    1. What is Acoustic Dreams?

            Hi all! Allow me to introduce myself, if you aren't familiar with me
    yet. I'm Mike Bahr, humble maker of special-edition CDs. I noticed a lot of
    the mass-manufactured bootleg offerings were spiralling quite high in price
    and yet offered little for the die-hard fan, and I concocted a scheme by
    which I could make around minimum wage by producing CDs on my own, CDs that
    would fill the demand for REAL rarities and special songs, unreleased items,
    live shows, and the like.

            Basically, since no CD plant will print them for me, I have to rent
    studio and equipment time and do it myself. So far, it's working. :)

            Fortunately, and for this I am very relieved, my Subconscious CD
    has been incredibly well-received by the net community, especially the
    Ytsejam mailing list. I just do what I can do and leave the rest up to God,
    and I guess the Almighty isn't disappointing you folks. People from all walks
    of life, all countries of the world, both sexes, all races, and all religions
    have joined in on the Subconscious and Cygnus projects, and I am very happy
    to have you all along for the ride. I'll keep making CDs as long as you folks
    are willing to keep buying them. Thanks so _very_ much... :)

            And now, I have Acoustic Dreams on tap.

            Well, this is the current CD I'm doing, also known as Dream Theater
    Unplugged. We were given a VERY high-quality soundboard tape of DT's recent
    Unplugged performance in Europe, and it can only be fully expressed in the
    form of a CD. Trust me. :) I am fervently hoping that the finished product
    is well-liked.

                    Acoustic Dreams
            1. Another Day
            2. Lifting Shadows off a Dream
            3. Wait For Sleep
            4. The Silent Man
            5. Lie (boogie version)
            6. Tears (Rush cover)
            7. O Holy Night

                    Electric Extras
            8. Perfect Strangers (with Bruce Dickinson on vocals)
            9. 6:00 (performed in session with a much better mix)
           10. Caught In A Web (another better performance)

                    Bonus Tracks (acoustic)
           11. Voices (just a small part of it was all there was) acoustic
           12. Bad (U2 cover) acoustic

            I hope that once you've heard it, you will, like me, have your
    breath taken away by the beauty of the acoustic tracks and the clarity and
    sharpness of the electric mixes.

    2. What is the release schedule?

    Here is the current schedule of releases as I see it (all dates estimated):

    NOW - Rush: "Cygnus" released/shipping
    NOW - Dream Theater: "Acoustic Dreams" released/shipping
    10/30/1995 - Dream Theater: "When Dream and Today Unite" ordering begins
    12/15/1995 - Dream Theater: "Scenes From a Memory" ordering begins
    12/25/1995 - Dream Theater: "When Dream and Today Unite" released/shipping
    01/30/1996 - Dream Theater: "Scenes From a Memory" released/shipping
    02/--/1996 - Public Affection: "Death of a Dictionary", details TBA
    03/--/1996 - Rush: To be announced
    04/--/1996 - Live or Type O-Negative: To be announced
    05/--/1996 - Dream Theater: To be announced

    Here are a few descriptions to keep your curiosity satiated :)

    Dream Theater "Subconscious"
            Released 04/03/1995 - Limited Edition - 500 copies - sold out
            Contained Dream Theater rarities including A Change of Seasons.
            All copies were hand initialed/numbered in gold for authenticity.
    Rush "Cygnus"
            Released 08/14/1995 - Limited Edition - 1000 copies - still available
            Contains a rare soundboard show from the Hemispheres tour.
    Dream Theater "Acoustic Dreams"
            Released 09/30/1995 - Limited Edition of 500 copies - still available
            Each copy is hand signed/numbered in silver for authenticity.
            Contains beautiful unplugged performances.
    Dream Theater "When Dream and Today Unite"
            To be released 12/25/1995 - Limited print of either 500 or 1000.
            Contains the songs from Dream and Day only with James LaBrie on
            vocals. Collected from MANY sources and optimized for quality.
            Some of these still need quality boosts. (Light Fuse, STS...)
    Dream Theater "Antiquities"
            Details TBA - Limited print of either 500 or 1000.
            Each copy will be hand signed/numbered for authenticity.
            Will contain vocalist auditions, demos, errata, outtakes, unfinished
            works, unreleased tracks, and the like.
    Public Affection "The Death of a Dictionary"
            Details TBA - Unlimited print
            Is actually +Live+'s little-known first album, released in 1989,
            two years before their 1991 breakthrough Mental Jewelry. Demand for
            this one is skyrocketing, and the Jam gets first shot at it.

    The following are all "Work in Progress" releases...
    Rush other titles I'm considering (for any of the given shows):
            Land's Edge, Storm World, Lifeforce, Arena of the Ancients...
    Rush "A Symptom of Life" - from 12/20/81 2nd gen soundboard
            Contains a LOT of neat stuff. a LOT. But very long... 2 CD set?
    Rush "Concordant Crossroads" - from 3/24/81 audience MASTER in stereo
            This one has unbelievable good sound quality. It's a tossup whether
            to take this or Symptom, since both are so good but so similar.
    Rush "Sleight of Mind" - from a remastered 6/25/75 Toronto
            This tour has been very underrepresented in available material, so
            who knows, if S.H.'s cleanup efforts turn out good...
    +Live+ "Disenchanting Discourse" - from a 10/25/94 audience MASTER in stereo
            It might be released, it might not, depending on many things. If you
            would like to see it released, please let me know and let as many
            people know as you can. I tend to find ways to release things when
            I find an overwhelming demand for them. :) I also have an audience
            DAT from 8/8/95, which is pretty damn good. I may synthesize the two
            shows to get all the "Rare" songs onto the CD. (Freaks, Supernatural,
            Breakin' Up, Jewelry songs, etc.)
    Type O-Negative "Deathgrip" - from a 5/30/94 audience MASTER in stereo
            A great setlist and decent sound. Only my worries about how many
            copies I can sell prevent this. I can't undertake anything less than
            a potential sellout project or I risk going under. Again, if this is
            a title you'd like to see, you can make it happen. All I need is a
            lot of interest, and away we go! So far I've had a few positive
            replies... much much more are needed though.
    Dream Theater... oh who knows, there's so much good stuff.
            Possible shows:
                    Osaka soundboard from late 1992
                    Hamburg soundboard from spring 1993
                    various excellent DATs recorded in Texas

    3. How can I order a copy of Acoustic Dreams?

            As stated before, I'm already shipping the CDs by and by. I ship
    orders in the order I received your checks, so those of you who sent your
    mail around 8/15 when ordering began, those will be the first CDs out the
    door. I usually get a couple dozen a day into the mail.

            Feel free to e-mail me to reserve a copy for you, so that your mail
    will have a copy allocated to it already (and not be a victim of "no-more-
    disc-syndrome"). I've still got more available.

            The numbering, excepting special requests when possible, will fill
    in the order I receive the mail orders. It's only fair after all. I'll
    reserve a copy for someone over e-mail, but if thirty people get their
    orders in before he or she does, it's not fair for me to still hold copy
    #014 or whatever. You all get the idea... these decisions are just in the
    effort to make it fair for all.

            Please, I stress to all of you, don't miss this if you missed
    Subconscious. It really does pain me to have to tell a fellow DT fan that
    there simply aren't any more Sub discs to be had, especially because I would
    be MORE than glad to sell one if I had it.

            Blanks, materials, studio time, etc is cheaper per unit for a
    production line of 1000 than for 500, which is why Cygnus was cheaper for the
    Ytsejammers. Acoustic Dreams, alas, must remain $25. I was hoping to bring it
    down to $21 or $20 but that wouldn't be cost effective. I think I may be able
    to do that for the Public Affection CD, however.

            Things are pretty simple from here. Send along a money order for
    $25 bucks to my address, being sure to include a note with your name, the
    address to ship to, your email address, and WHICH CD you're ordering (after
    all, Cygnus is still in ordering) and HOW MANY you're ordering. As before,
    international customers may use whatever means of payment is most convenient
    for them, though I stress that sending cash is risky and should not be a
    first option, but a backup plan. :) CHECKS: I don't really mind them, but in
    the effort to be seen as a serious and responsible net merchant, I always
    recommend the traceable-both-ways Money Order as a preferred form of payment.
    So while checks are perfectly OK, they may or may not be the option you
    choose to take.

            The address and so on is me at:

            Mike Bahr - Acoustic Dreams
            3175 N. Price Rd. #1066
            Chandler, AZ 85224

            My home telephone number, available as a courtesy to you, is
    1-602-777-0501. I am usually not home on weekends (band practice) so try
    during the week, between 6pm and 11pm pacific time, for best results. Also,
    please use discretion when handling this number, as it is, after all, my own
    home phone, and I will be very confused if a stranger calls at 3:00 AM. :)
    I trust you Jammers to be cool about it, as you always have in the past.
    Also... watch your time zones! I had one fellow calling at 6:00 AM. Owch!

    4. Orders received.

            This is NOT "reservations"... it's paid-for orders. If you have a
    reservation, it's still valid, trust me. :) These are just the numbers that
    are filled. Also there are a handful of "saved numbers" in there.

    001 Master 002 Press Master A 003 Press Master B
    004 Mike Bahr 005 Justin Poulter 006 Steve McMaster
    007 David Fox 008 Robert Dalton 009 Chris King
    010 Michael Burstin 011 Brian Cox 012 Scott Hansen
    013 Mike Portnoy 014 Mike Portnoy 015 Mike Portnoy
    016 Bracken Odiorne 017 John Nguyen 018 Nathan Bradley
    019 Mike Engelhardt 020 Todd Masek 021 Johan Moore
    022 Mark Tedhams 023 Brian Fieg 024 Adam Japhet
    025 Steve Chew 026 Kristian Reyes 027 Alan Wilds
    028 Jeff Stewart 029 Matt McIntosh 030 Brian Polka
    031 Stephan Dobay 032 Dale Newberry 033 Scott Hansen
    034 Sanjeev Ghai 035 Sanjeev Ghai 036 Mike Robinson
    037 Paul Poehler 038 Lisa Gaunt 039 Tracy Mangum
    040 Jeff Forte 041 Robert Castilone 042 Bracken Odiorne
    043 Jean-Francois Cote' 044 Uffe Moller 045 Steve Esterle
    046 Chad Smith 047 Scott McCammon 048 David Edwards
    049 Craig Newmeyer 050 Partha Mukhopadhyay 051 Dave Silva
    052 Dave Silva 053 Dave Silva 054 Dave Silva
    055 Robert MacAusland 056 Jason Breitweg 057 Demetris Papallis
    058 Adam Marshall 059 Paul Goracke 060 Andrew Garinger
    061 Alex Fraser 062 Uffe Moller 063 Fred Ward
    064 Matt Masi 065 Iwahori Tomonori 066 Iwahori Tomonori
    067 Michael Backof 068 Brian Ross 069 Anna Davidson
    070 Kjetil Nordahl 071 Kjetil Nordahl 072 Kjetil Nordahl
    073 Bill Wrightson 074 S. Johnson 075 Jaison John
    076 Jaison John 077 Craig Newmeyer 078 Paul Humm
    079 Jay Miller 080 Astrid De Ronde 081 Jason MacDonald
    082 Scott Kuennen 083 Scott Kuennen 084 Rick Beem
    085 Mike Ringelstetter 086 Conrad Chi 087 Brian Kirk
    088 Brian Adams 089 Chris Freel 090 Chris Freel
    091 Patrick Davis 092 Dave Fausel 093 Chris Derobertis
    094 Sean Brady 095 S. Craig Caldwell 096 Andrew Stiles
    097 Gregory Bunker 098 Eddie Webb 099 Edwin Million
    100 Jenn Albert 101 Jenn Albert 102 Jeff Hill
    103 Mike Olekshy 104 David Delmont 105 Derek Bober
    106 Adam Japhet 107 Jamie Burks 108 George Fan
    109 Tony Maglia 110 Stephen Soukup 111 Sookapat Niyomthai
    112 David DeSalvo 113 Randy Haskin 114 Jennifer Sharward
    115 Bryan Hunter 116 Bryan Hunter 117 Todd Dakin
    118 J. R. McCullough 119 Jeff Chew 120 Patrick Sullivan
    121 Patrick Sullivan 122 Pete Dziadzka 123 Ken Bibb
    124 Jason Russell 125 Gary Ake 126 Bernd Basmer
    127 Stefan Sutter 128 Chad Cook 129 Jason Danio
    130 Brandon Elhai 131 Mathew Yee 132 Eric Gauthier
    133 Eric Gauthier 134 Wilco Barg 135 Joe Kruger
    136 Rob Pociluk 137 Brenden Thomson 138 Marton Stromgald
    139 Asif Khan 140 Jarrod Ramsey-Lewis 141 Jon Kretschmer
    142 Jon Kretschmer 143 Michael Pomerleau 144 Ronald Tijhuis
    145 Bill Nottingham 146 James Garrett 147 Reenoitnevnoc
    148 Stephane Auzilleau 149 Stephane Auzilleau 150 Stephane Auzilleau
    151 Stephane Auzilleau 152 Bear Jason 153 Ken Hugo Hoili
    154 Paul Cashman 155 Shigeru Yamashita 156 Brian Ross
    157 Takumi Akiyama 158 John Sievers 159 David Russum
    160 David Russum 161 David Russum 162 Stefan Rau
    163 Stefan Rau 164 Martin Hayter 165 Martin Hayter
    166 Eugene Szucs 167 Warren Williams 168 Tilman Kuendgen
    169 Tilman Kuendgen 170 Tilman Kuendgen 171 Chad Preston
    172 Gregory Cole 173 Heath Augustover 174 Chris Fyhr
    175 Chris Fyhr 176 Chris Fyhr 177 Bill Huston
    178 Tim Jensen 179 James Abraham 180 Jeffrey Smith
    181 Michael Coghlan 182 Brett Owens 183 David Kobayashi
    184 Elliott Kim 185 Ed Polzin 186 Sean Gill
    187 Tim Altman 188 Alexis Ramos 189 James Daugherty
    190 Jon Heller 191 George Bast 192 Paul Cashman
    193 Ramin Miraftabi 194 Stacie Rosenzweig 195 Ryan Whitaker
    196 Brian Vivier 197 Kevin Villines 198 Mike Rapazzo
    199 Koby Fuessler 200 Merieke Ri Berit 201 Chris Pokladnik
    202 Ties Gobel 203 Ties Gobel 204 Chuck Hanley
    205 Yuji Miyazaki 206 Chad David 207 Chad David
    208 Chad David 209 Bill Polymenakos 210 Greg Sands
    211 Greg Sands 212 Ryan Park 213 Evelyn Lauer
    214 reserved 215 Jun-Dai Bates 216 Carmen Pezzone
    217 Carmen Pezzone 218 Tom Tubbiola 219 Ryan Skadberg
    220 Ryan Skadberg 221 Patricia McLoughlin 222 Jacob Caminati
    223 Rob Schenk 224 Carmen Pezzone 225 Jason Russell
    226 Kevin Czarnecki 227 Randall Braun 228 Eric Marlett
    229 Richie Rivera 230 David Hafke 231 Greg Pickesimer
    232 Itchak Schwarzbard 233 Brian Anderson 234 Brian Anderson
    235 David Carver 236 Matthew Berger 237 James Delaney
    238 Matt Palzewicz 239 Mark Metzger 240 Chris Mahaffey
    241 John Jens 242 John Jens 243 Jan-Michael Souter
    244 Andreas Kasper 245 Stuart Booth 246 Jan Melander
    247 Brian Diefenderfer 248 Jon Gibbens 249 Tim Villa
    250 Brian Vivier 251 Rick Atkinson 252 Steve Chenevey
    253 Evan Thomson 254 Evan Thomson 255 Evan Thomson
    256 Mike Stoner 257 Brandon Vaughn 258 Dobronte Gabor
    259 Dobronte Gabor 260 David Thornton 261 Dan Licon
    262 Ken Maupin 263 Eiji Hirai 264 Jun-Dai Bates
    265 Jeff Windle 266 Jeff Windle 267 Jeff Windle
    268 Jun-Dai Bates 269 Steve Balderrama 270 Wade Craig
    271 Nick Pitfield 272 Dave Plotkin 273 Howard Wiener
    274 Scott Cook 275 Mark Stahl 276 Siegfried Hanisch
    277 Siegfried Hanisch 278 Siegfried Hanisch 279 Jeremy Murray
    280 Jonathan Larkowski 281 Sylvain Jacques 282 Sylvain Jacques
    283 Sylvain Jacques 284 Sylvain Jacques 285 Damian Allis
    286 Mark Ruenes 287 Andrew Schiller 288 Joe Jurczyk
    289 William Barry 290 Matt Mommaerts 291 Mark Stahl
    292 Mark Contrady 293 Steffen Barabasch 294 Steffen Barabasch
    295 Olaf Bode 296 Marcel Berkhout 297 Marcel Berkhout
    298 Raquel Darrian 299 James Runde 300 James Runde
    303 John Mastin 304 John Mastin
    310 Craig Erskine 313 Evelyn Lauer 316 Fernando Ma
    317 Fernando Ma
    330 Philip Jason 333 Jacob Caminati 341 Bafu Vai
    347 Andrew Miller 350 Keith Aspinall 391 Charlie Farrell
    400 Matt Pastor 405 Philip Jason
    406 Joe Lukas 412 Keith Aspinall 420 Darren Brown
    421 Darren Brown 424 David Swanston 427 Ryan Brown
    441 Christopher Merlo
    444 Jacob Caminati 496 Zach Gemmill 497 Zach Gemmill
    498 Zach Gemmill 499 Zach Gemmill 500 Melissa Bentheusen

            If you see something that just isn't true, please let me know. :)

    -Mike Bahr, durnik@indirect.com
    Magic: The Gathering - Chandler, my hometown, will be a card name from
                            Homelands! No joke!

    "Where they cut off your ear 'cause they don't like your face
     It's barbaric, but hey, it's home! Arabian nights!" - Opening theme, Aladdin

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 01:52:08 -0700 (MST)
    From: Michael Bahr <durnik@indirect.com>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: PLEASE DON'T BUZZ ME!
    Message-ID: <199510050852.BAA04904@bud.indirect.com>

            hi all! Sort of a weird message to get from your CD guy, but I
    would ask you all please _not_ to try and chat with me online when I'm
    logged in. You see, I'd respond if I could, but I can't... the talk and
    ntalk on this server are totally hosed. Furthermore, it kicks me off when
    I get buzzed and I can't call back for about 30 minutes!! So, please,
    email me. I don't mean to be impolite as I enjoy chatting with everyone
    quite a bit, but no can do while I'm oon line here at indirect.com...

    Mike Bahr, durnik@indirect.com

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    Date: Wed, 4 Oct 1995 19:53:00 -0600 (MDT)
    From: BERTAPELLE ADAM RAYE <bertapel@ucsu.colorado.edu>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: HELP WITH DATES!!!
    Message-ID: <199510050153.TAA24857@ucsu.colorado.edu>

    Hi, I'm trying to finish my boot list, but I need a little help. If
    you have the exact dates and venues for these 4 boots, could you
    e-mail me back at: bertapel@ucsu.colorado.edu
            Acoustic Release Gig for Awake
            Hollywood, CA The Palace (I think) this is on I&W tour ('92)
            Pittsburgh, PA Awake concert
            Toronto late I&W tour

    The last three are video bootlegs that are in circulation. Any help
    is appreciated...THANKS!
    -Adam

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    Date: Wed, 4 Oct 1995 23:21:32 -0400
    From: BubaMeats@aol.com
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: asdf
    Message-ID: <951004232128_116522066@emout06.mail.aol.com>

    please send me info on Dream Theater. Any thing you have thanks, Scott Sill

                                                                      (bubameats)

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    Date: Wed, 4 Oct 1995 22:56:52 -0600
    From: davidc@cuug.ab.ca (Chad David)
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: IMAX
    Message-ID: <9510050456.AA07714@cuugnet.cuug.ab.ca>

    I just wanted to relay one of my fondest Dream Theater Moments.

    A company that I used to work for had to give a large Internet
    demonstration to some local business people, and they decided to
    use the Imax Theater for the show. Needless to say they wanted
    a cool open to grab some attention, so they asked me to put something
    together. So I put together a bunch of 1 sec. clips of various sites
    and put them into an hardware mpeg, but the piece was still missing
    something... sound. Here was my chance. Picture this, a forty foot
    screen flashing cool images, and the Imax sound system blasting the
    opening to Metropolis. It still gives me shivers.

    Chad David

    P.S. If you ever get the chance to play Doom on an Imax system, don't
    miss it (monsters bigger than you) :-).

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 01:29:12 -0400
    From: James Peele <jpeele@unf6.cis.unf.edu>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Cc: Multiple recipients of list <ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com>
    Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1002
    Message-ID: <Pine.DYN.3.91.951005012631.11300C-100000@unf6.cis.unf.edu>

    To Ben Laussade,

    As far as Marillion, try:
    Misplaced Childhood or Clutching at Straws

    Both are brilliant - -

    Jay Peele
    For info on INFERNO, E-mail: jpeele@unf6.cis.unf.edu
    We still need a new drummer! E-mail me now if you play like Mark Zonder! :

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 02:14:13 -0400 (EDT)
    From: "Christopher R. Merlo" <cmerlo@moose.uvm.edu>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1003
    Message-ID: <Pine.A32.3.91.951005020830.263550C@moose.uvm.edu>

    Graham Borland wrote:

    > Please don't post long messages. I really can't be bothered to read them.
    >
    > I much prefer witty one-liners, or short messages with a point, which us
    > 'jammers seem to be good at, than the awful neverending note-by-note analyses
    > of every single song, which are also regrettably common on the list.
    >
    > I know that if I don't like it then I don't have to read it. If it's more than
    > about 30 lines or so (including paragraph breaks), then I ALWAYS skip it
    > (unless it's from Mike Bahr).
    >
    > So if you want people to actually read your posts, why not make them readable
    > and concise, instead of wittering on for hours?
    >
    > Graham B. (whose post is only 21 lines long, including .sig)
    > ______________________________ ______________________________________
    > |o o| |o o|
    > | Graham Borland |:: | borlangw@dcs.gla.ac.uk |::
    > | Dept. of Computing Science |:: | http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~borlangw |::
    > | Glasgow University |:: | +44 (0)141 357 4033 |::
    > |______________________________|:: |______________________________________|::
    > :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
    >

    OK. Hey Graham - bite me.
    Short enough?

    Oh, stop it! It was a joke! I'm kidding! Graham, I agree with you
    100%. I much prefer reading short, concise posts than long-winded
    drivel. And Mike's posts are an obvious exception. Which reminds me,
    I'd like to vote for "Mercy Fuck" for the next CD. :)

    -Chris

    ***************************************************************
    * Christopher R. Merlo |8^)= *
    * The University of Vermont, 211 Jeanne Mance Hall *
    * Burlington, VT 05405 U.S.A. *
    * "The flame that burns twice as bright *
    * Burns only half as long" *
    * -Claypool, "Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers" *
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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 02:34:57 -0400
    From: James Peele <jpeele@unf6.cis.unf.edu>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Cc: bozack stinky <mcarthur@grove.ufl.edu>, plapin@unf6.cis.unf.edu
    Subject: THE KILLING HAND (an OJ parody)
    Message-ID: <Pine.DYN.3.91.951005014913.11300D-100000@unf6.cis.unf.edu>

    please don't bother flaming me... This is a funny (cynical) parody...
    Merely for a good laugh....... Enjoy... Jay

    THE KILLING HAND (OJ)

    I. The Stabbing

    An Angel's kiss now fallen
    Descending knife cuts the bride
    Faded blood left on the walk
    Honor the race card leave life to die
    Remember not domestic abuse
    Ignore blood on my socks
    Who are the police?
    Did they control my Killing Hand
    that caused this mourning?
    Bronco riding...

    II. Bronco Ride

    Lowered deep into his seat
    Gun awaits to cleanse his sins
    Senses weakening time is still
    Spotted by that damn motorist

    The wheels race on and
    Sirens flash
    Traveling all to find his home
    He must give up and go to jail
    But now, he will begin to
    Manipulate

    III. The Stray Sock

    Extended some cash to Cochran's hand
    Manifestation for the race card
    Waiting amidst scientific proof card
    No big thing, No worry, No rationale

    He's a free man

    Sipping his whiskey Nordberg sings
    Yet another to add more bodies fallen
    Juice from below
    this one controls
    the Killing Hand that caused this mourning
    Should he thank Furman?
    -----------------------

    Well I started it anyway... Who wants to finish? It's getting late...
    I thought this was at least mildly amusing.... Anyone?

    Ha Ha :),
    Jay Peele
    For info on INFERNO, E-mail: jpeele@unf6.cis.unf.edu

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    Date: Wed, 4 Oct 1995 20:02:47 -0700
    From: laussade@enet.net (praxxix)
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Message-ID: <199510050302.UAA23770@maple.enet.net>

    You know, I don't think I could live very well if someone took away my Dream
    Theater music.

                                            Ben Laussade

           

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 02:26:55 -0500
    From: kylania@mail.top.net
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: A long post dealing with the horrible mistreatment of one,
    Message-ID: <199510050726.CAA01654@dns.top.net>

    ****WARNING::POST EXCEEDS NON-BOTHERSOME LENGTH::PLEASE DISREGARD****

    ****WARNING::AUTHOR IS _NOT_ MIKE BAHR::PLEAES DISREGARD****

    ****WARNING::PLEASE MOVE ALONG, THERE IS NOTHING TO SEE HERE****

    GrahamB. wrote:

    >Please don't post long messages. I really can't be bothered to read them.

            Man, I am so sorry. I guess we all forgot that this mailing list is
    not the Ytsejam, but in fact is the GrahamBjam! D'oh! How stupid could we
    be? How could us lowly souls presume to "bother" you with our trivial,
    meaningless thoughs?
            I for one am OUTRAGED! I demand restitution!! NO MORE POSTS LONGER
    THAN 3 LINES!!! NO MORE SIGS!! To hell with thoughts, discussion, debate,
    interests, individuality! Ban the long post!!!
            
    >I much prefer witty one-liners, or short messages with a point, which us
    >'jammers seem to be good at,

            So the duck said, that's not my wife!!! HA-HA! A witty one-liner! :P

    >than the awful neverending note-by-note analyses
    >of every single song, which are also regrettably common on the list.

            Who cares what the song's about? ACoS has a meaning? Can you
    describe it in less that 10 words? No? Then forget it! It's bothersome! I
    WANT SENSELESS BABBLE!! (but please, nothing longer than my...;)

    ----------
            Well, I hope you get the meaning... I love the long posts. I never
    thought about 6:00 untill I read that review. Man was not made to think in
    short strings on information. By saying, "Don't bother me with your long
    posts", it's like saying, "You want me to READ Moby Dick? Are you
    kidding?!? Get me the Reader's Digest version of the Cliff Notes please. I
    may be able to get through that." :)
            
            And before you throw all the "bandwith" crap at me, and "I pay per
    MB of mail storage", and "My cats don't like me spending so much time
    reading mail and ignoring them", I understand. Just keep in mind that some
    of us don't. You can always do what others have done. If we, and a band
    you like, are bothering you... just unsubscribe!

            Oh well... back to the long posts... this could take a while!

    dave
              
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Innocence caressing me
    I never felt so young before
    There was so much life in me
    Still I longed to search for more...
    Ignorance surrounding me
    I've never felt so filled with fear
    All my life's been drained from me
    The end is drawing near...

    Mike Portnoy - A Change of Seasons - Innocence
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 08:55:30 GMT+100
    From: Andreas Kasper <KASPER@pc-aak.chemie.uni-mainz.de>
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: ACoS gets airplay!
    Message-ID: <MAILQUEUE-101.951005085530.416@pc-aak.chemie.uni-mainz.de>

    Hi, folks!

    Just a short message to let you know that "A Change of Seasons" (yes,
    the song!) was played in the radio yesterday night - well, part of it.
    They started with the passing train (at 18:35 or so) and played it to
    the end.
    Exciting, isn't it? ;)

    Bye!

    - Andreas -

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    Date: Wed, 4 Oct 1995 20:07:54 -0700
    From: laussade@enet.net (praxxix)
    To: ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com
    Subject: .
    Message-ID: <199510050307.UAA23896@maple.enet.net>

    You know, I don't think I could live very well without Dream Theater music.
    Don't worry, I'm not getting suicidal or anyhting, it's just that it's so
    much more than just notes. It means more to me than any other music.

                                                    Ben Laussade

           

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    Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 01:20:43 -0700 (PDT)
    From: Steve Borzilleri <magellan@u.washington.edu>
    To: Dream Thespians <ytsejam@anthor.arastar.com>
    Subject: YJ #1003
    Message-ID: <Pine.A32.3.91j.951005002535.121789C-100000@homer09.u.washington.edu>

    To Adam Cook:
    >Message-ID: <199510041301.JAA25183@zork.tiac.net>
                                        ^^^^
    As in "The Great Underground Empire?"

    To Graham B.:
    >Please don't post long messages. I really can't be bothered to read them.
    >I much prefer witty one-liners, or short messages with a point, which us
    >'jammers seem to be good at,

    Sorry about length. As for your suggestion on writing, that's not really
    my style, seeing as how I prefer to write quiet, non-controversial stuff,
    but I'll do my best to be more "wit-like."

    To Ytsejammer: (The, not all you guys)
    >actually not italian, but SPANISH for "My language (tongue), my language
    >.. it leaves from my mouth" (i guess it could be more poetic, but f*ck it
    >for now ) :)... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    Dost thou not see the irony of thy posting?

    >Hmm, back to dream theater! I think ACOS was FAR too short, maybe DT
    >should strive for the 74 minute song (to fit a CD) or maybe a symphony
    >with 3 parts and a coda :) .. haha i'm just kidding of course.

    (Deja vu?) No, I believe it was a laserdisc box-set. The infamous Dream
    Theater 24-hour jam session, covering every Floyd, Rush, and Maiden tune
    ever written. Available as an instructional video. "Practicing With Dream
    Theater. Volume I."

    To Will:
    >I don't think people should get pissed off about changing lyrics although
    >I'm not aware of what happened exactly. I always change lyrics usually
    >to make them funny and have sexual connotations, while making the changes
    >as minimal as possible.

    What happened is, I unwittingly called someone a "stinky pinky bottle'a
    inky" in one of my now-infamous Bullshit Letters, and they took it the
    wrong way. It turns out their parents were killed by a giant bottle of ink
    that fell out of the sky. And the flames ensued.

    To Mike Bahr:
    >Well, the votes are in, and the new Cd for after WDATU, with rarities
    >and demos and vocal auditions will be titled...
    > "Mercy Fuck"
    > Any feedback is appreciated.

    Sounds somewhat volatile, equivalent perhaps to coming out with a "Best of
    Los Angeles" cd with the title "Rodney King."

    Bafu Vai

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