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- To: <blk4 at calvin_edu>
- Subject: Re: which disc to lend...
- From: GidgetTMsMan at aol_com
- Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2001 16:37:29 EST
> A friend of mine will be acompanying me to the Calvin > show this December, and he's not too familiar with > OTR, like, Tell me you did not just type "like" You're a calvin student! Have some pride! > the only OTR he's heard is when I've had it going in > my room and he stopped by. what did he think? > He wants to borrow a CD and I can't decide which > would be best to give him. I have TWHF, GDBD, > Amateur Shortwave, and FFR. What do you-all think > would be the best introduction to OTR? I think that Amateur or GDBD is the best introduction. Not necessarily the best album, but the best intro. > Actually, this isn't really his type of music at > all. he listens to, like, metallica and rap. Ahhhh!!! Stop now! Don't lend him the cd! Just kidding. This does make it somewhat harder to suggest a CD though. OtR does not have TOO much in common with either of those genres. I suppose he could be a tasteful metal head with a penchant for the classic and artistic modes of rap. In this case I would go for Amateur of the albulms that you listed. it is a pity you don't have Besides because I think that might be even better. > I think he's going to impress me. This sort of thing > didn't used to happen to me, until I was about 17. > What a strange experience. Welcome to Calvin. Home of the M.R.S. It's not just for young women anymore. Steve Swanson Class of '01
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