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From: "Thomas Keske" <TKeske@Comcast.net>
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Subject: Re: Disco is Dead
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greeg wrote:
> Disco is dead?Have you just realised?You pick up slow!FYI,the Beatles have
> split!
datacide wrote:
< little you know about DISCO df
< ever hear of electronica?
Greeg, meet Datacide. Datacide, Greeg.
Why don't you two argue it out?
I'll just listen.
When you get way older, you'll understand- things that
happened 10 years ago, or 25 years ago, seem like
they happened last year or a couple years ago.
I shall always be fond of things like "I Remember Yesterday"
by Donna Summer- couldn't really care about fashions.
They may go in and out of style, but I still smile.
I admit that I really just wrote that poem because I liked the
way that the words played together. Disco is not really
an issue to me. However, it is depressing as all hell to
have so many pop stars dying, which was another
motive in writing it I forget whether I was bummed out because
Maurice Gibb had died before I wrote this, or whether
I wrote it as a premonition. Does anyone remember the
time order? I have no sense of time. Ancient Rome
seems like only yesterday.
Tom Keske
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