I did realize that, perhaps, some folks (err, folk in some English speaking countries) may think they would be inundated by requests to purchase their instruments. np: Starless & Bible Black Several tunes with "3 Violins" (...excuse me, but I've switched from martinis to Budweiser). I've recently started dating a violinist, with whom I've been swapping CDs. The first disc she brought over was Jeff Buckley. I've heard it before, but didn't realize there was so much mellotron on it! I took her to see Zappa plays Zappa, last week. She claims that the show was worth 4 CD exchanges. I think the first exchange will be the aforementioned 'Starless...' - though she did seem interested in my "H to the He" Van Der Graff Gen album. Don't have on CD, though. whatever happened to the Charisma label? -jh --- MAinPsych@... wrote: > > In a message dated 6/30/2006 9:59:39 PM Pacific Standard > Time, > j_hofmeyer@... writes: > > Please excuse my ignorance - but really, what is the deal > with these anonymous owners? Is there some sort of > Mellotron > hitman on this list? A popular/famous musician owns a > mellotron - what is there to hide? > > > > I wholeheartedly agree in principle. What's the big f'ing > deal? HOWEVER, > in the case of my list (and Jerry's accounting for #104), > some owners OK'd > being included on the list with the provision that their > identities would not be > revealed (for whatever the reason). I found this was > acceptable and have > honored those requests in the interests of having as > complete a list as I could > possibly get. > > Not an anonymous owner, > Frank 1 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [Mellotronists] what's up with anonymity ?
2006-07-01 by John Hofmeyer
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