There's another TP exception -- the Irish band A House under 'A'.  Which, 
unlike The Scene Is Now, makes no sense.  I file my A House collection under 
'H'.

The question is where to file bands like !!! and the Australian band from 
the '70s whose name is a series of vectors (and, like the contemporary !!!, 
said their name should be pronounced as a bunch of frictive sounds...).

Mike Bennett



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>From: Stewart Mason <flamingo@theworld.com>
>The one exception that I can think of at the moment is that Trouser Press
>places the '80s band The Scene Is Now under T...I assume because the name
>doesn't make grammatical sense otherwise.  I also have a rather nice album
>by a Canadian dream-pop trio called An April March that I have filed under
>AN instead of AP: they insist on the article as part of their name to
>differentiate themselves from the former Miss Elinor Blake.

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