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alloy-digest         Tuesday, December 7 2004         Volume 09 : Number 113



                               Today's Subjects:
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  Alloy: Make good.                         [Paul Baily <paul@paulbaily.com>]

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Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 20:42:47 +1000
From: Paul Baily <paul@paulbaily.com>
Subject: Alloy: Make good.

Hi all,

Feeling slightly guilty about the rampant propellorhead-ness of my post 
the other day, Cortana (the iPod) skipped over to something appropriate 
tonight, so let me offer something a tad more worthwhile.

Timeshift: it's now Thursday 23 Oct 2003 around 1:30pm (GMT). You're 
now listening to BBC Radio 2. What should you happen upon? Why, an 
episode of Jammin' staring our intrepid hero (oh, and a couple of other 
talented folk) doing some very VERY entertaining stuff! Though I've 
listened to it many times it still has me in fits o' giggles!

Thanks to fellow Alloyite Angela Allen, this was captured on the day 
and preserved! Who am I to keep my copy to myself? If you don't already 
have it from when Andrea most generously made it available, here it is:

<http://www.paulbaily.com/stuff/Jammin2003-10-2316-05.mp3.zip

Thanks once again Andrea for snaffling it! Hope you don't mind my 
posting a copy.

[Ob. fair play disclaimer: this is reproduced without permission but 
it's not my intention to abuse rights. Since BBC Radio 2 broadcasted it 
to a few million of their closest friends I think/hope they won't be 
too worried. That said, if (the British) Aunty or Thomas have an issue 
with me making it available, naturally I'll pull it.]

And while you're in the neighbourhood, why not pick up the Leland 
Stanford Junior University Marching Band's version of She Blinded Me 
With Science. Very cool folks. 
<http://www.stanford.edu/group/lsjumb/home.html> They even said 'go fer 
it!' when I asked if I could host it while that part of their site was 
undergoing a makeover. How cool are they!? Still think we should find a 
permanent for this!

Find it here: 
<http://www.paulbaily.com/stuff/ScienceByStanfordLSJUMB.mp3>

cheers, and hope you're well,

Paul.

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