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Date Posted: 01:21:23 04/18/05 Mon
Author: Tate Matthews
Subject: Re: from a fan
In reply to: gary 's message, "from a fan" on 06:12:56 10/26/03 Sun

I also am a fan and remember how powerful Eve of Destruction and Sins of the Daughter were. At least they got a lot of play time and would give me the chills and excitement almost like Sabre Dance that I recently became aware of when I downloaded gymnast Natalya Shaposhnikova's beatnik type floor exercise then looked up commentary on the music including jazz musician Woody Herman who wrote a poem to Sabre Dance.

I am sorry that you and Barry were driven out of the business. Years ago I saw him on a religious talk show Jim and Tammy Baker and Barry seemed like a very nice man and good father.

I hope to look up the section on your site on never heard songs and I wish you the best.

I think your interpretation of a dialog with Dawn of Correction was very good. At the time it made me angry. I wish we were not reliving Vietnam in Iraq and would like to hear about your prayers and thoughts about the current terrible war and the people running it.

Someone posted the lyrics to Eve of Destruction on a wonderful separate topics posting on The Smirking Chimp. I have learned a lot from their political articles but don't like the hostility towards religion.

The Democratic Underground in addition to political writings has sections for art and prayer.

Best Wishes and thank you for writing two of my favorite songs.

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