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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 93 03:00:04 EDT
From: atavachron@morekypr
Subject: Atavachron Digest #55
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To: Jeff Preston
Atavachron Digest - The Allan Holdsworth Discussion List
Volume 2, Number 55
Thursday June 10th, 1993
TODAY'S TOPICS:
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I'll pick up some copies of WT while I'm in Tokyo on business
Audiophile Imports / Darryl at Manchester
*unknown*
The Things You See (for completists only !)
Re-release of "Road Games"?
"Zone"
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Date: Fri, 28 May 93 14:54:11 CDT
From: morrowjp@ranger.rtsg.mot.com (Jerry P Morrow)
Subject: I'll pick up some copies of WT while I'm in Tokyo on business
Hey folks!
1. I'll be going to Tokyo again in July/August, so for all of you
in the US, preorder a copy of WT by sending your name and address
to morrowjp@rtsg.mot.com, we'll worry about money later..
(don't worry, this is not a money making oppurtunity for me..)
2. I saw Allan at the China Club in Chicago last year.
Having only seen 'rock' acts, I was quite shocked by
the laid back atmosphere. It was great though, especially
Pud Wud and Devil Take the Hindmost. Is the size of a
club/venue inversely proportional to the talent of the
musician??
Jerry
morrowjp@rtsg.mot.com
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Date: Sun, 30 May 93 02:55:20 EDT
From: Jeff Preston
Subject: Audiophile Imports / Darryl at Manchester
>Date: Wed, 19 May 93 10:57:20 PDT
>From: edju@scf.usc.edu (Dr. Hannibal Lecter)
>Subject: The Things You See/Sunbird
>Hi Jeff:
> Hope I used the right address?
> I've recently sent an order for "The Things You See" CD through the
>mail, but in the catalog it wasn't mentioned whether "Sunbird" was included
>as well. In case it is not included, can you please tell me how to order from
>Audiophile Import? Thanks!
This is the last address and phone number I have for them; somehow
I managed to misplace their last catalog.
= AUDIOPHILE IMPORTS +1 301 484 7752 (fax +1 301 484 6831 [24 hours])
= Mike Kermisch
= PO Box 32247
= Pikesville, MD 21208 (USA)
= Specializing in jazz and fusion recordings. Domestic, European, and
= Japanese releases. Compact discs, albums, video, and laser discs.
= World-wide mail order.
> I'm also interested in the Japanese import of "Wardenclyffe Tower".
>Do you know how and where to get a copy?
I've been told by another Atavachron reader that Audiophile Imports
does have it, but it's $30.00 (ouch!). I don't have any experience
ordering from Audiophile Imports, but I'm led to believe that many of
these importers deal in very small quantities of stock, so it would
probably be advisable to call ahead to be sure that whatever you're
wanting to order is available (or when it's expected back in stock).
>Date: Fri, 21 May 93 12:36:28 BST
>From: Darryl Davis (RA)
>Subject: Manchester Gigs
>OK folks, I went both nights, but the detail comes from tuesday night.
>I was stinking drunk on monday night, i enjoyed the music - there
>seemed to be more fire in the set than on Tuesday, but there again
>would you trust anyone who had drunk that much Pils? At this point
>i must apologise to Jeff Preston and the A.Digest for getting you
>involved in an extremely dubious conversation with A.H. !!!!!!!!!
No apologies necessary to *me*, Darryl; I'm sure that Allan is:
a.) familiar with the condition in which you found yourself that
Monday night, and;
b.) aware that you do not speak for either myself or the rest of
the list. ;)
I'm glad you got to see the show (and glad that Atavachron was
helpful in providing information on the dates to some of you, such as
it was).
That's all for now (I am *swamped* with life!),
Jeff
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Date: Mon, 31 May 93 23:07:32 EDT
From: mccabe@andromeda.rutgers.edu (Chris Mccabe)
Subject: *unknown*
Just out of curiousity, does anyone know what Allan's plans
are for staying in the music bizz ? I really have to wonder
what kind of $$$ his records are generating (for him), and for
that matter, what his tours are generating - ofcourse, if it
were up to me, he would be making big $$$, but unfortunately,
that kind of money is reserved for the real musical talent,
like Marky Mark, and Janet Jackson.
Chris Mc Cabe
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Date: Tue, 1 Jun 93 08:53:36 +0100
From: "Pete Cole"
Subject: The Things You See (for completists only !)
As promised [I finally found the sticky note with the details written down :)]
Allan Holdsworth / Gordon Beck : "The Things You See"
Holdsworth : Acoustic Guitars
Beck : Piano
Side 1 ...
Golden Lakes (4:45) [Holdsworth]
Absolutely *storming* track.
Stop Fiddlin' (2:50) [Beck]
The Things You See When You Haven't Got Your Gun (4:25) [Holdsworth]
Diminished Responsibility (8:10) [Holdsworth]
Side 2 ...
She's Lookin', I'm Cookin' (12:00) [Beck]
At The Edge (3:10) [Holdsworth]
This one has Holdsworth singing ... and IMHO he has actually got quite a
good voice ! (Well *I* like it ...)
Up Country (4:15) [Beck]
Recorded Dec '79 / Jan '80, CBS Studios Paris.
JMS 09,
Disques JMS,
3 Rue Cesar,
Paris 75015
P.S. Anybody got any more news on the forthcoming David Torn album ???
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Date: Thu, 3 Jun 93 09:13:13 -0400
From: cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu (Andre Cutair)
Subject: Re-release of "Road Games"?
All:
Talking to one of the sales reps. at Audiophile Imports (a local, for me
anyway, musical recording importer*), I hear there a rumours of a re-release
of the "Road Games" EP, although this time with extra tracks that never
made it to the original record. Apparently, AI is talking with Allan
and trying to get him to agree to it.
Anyone have any information on this? If it's true, I'm sure there would
be hundreds of people on this list alone that would be interested in getting
it (I know _I_ would!). I anyone should happen to speak with "The Great
One", maybe you can bring this up? (Anil?)
Ever hopeful,
Andre M. Cutair
University of Baltimore Law School
cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu
* used to call 'em "record stores"!
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Date: Wed, 9 Jun 93 10:38:28 EDT
From: Kingsley Durant Jr
Subject: "Zone"
Just a quick clarification RE: where Allan goes toward the end
of Zone, which gets mentioned often and, I believe, incorrectly...
When I saw him in Alexandria (10/92) and on the
video, they go into the final section of ' Material Real,' the
final cut on Road Games. This bit was transcribed in Guitar
Player sometime back in an article on Allan's chords (!) and is
quite interesting as it uses a simple two-chord phrase which
modulates through all 12 keys. Way cool! I'll try to find the
GP reference if any of y'all are interested.
<>
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Date: Sat, 12 Jun 93 02:00:05 EDT
From: atavachron@morekypr
Subject: Atavachron Digest #56
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To: Jeff Preston
Atavachron Digest - The Allan Holdsworth Discussion List
Volume 2, Number 56
Saturday June 12th, 1993
TODAY'S TOPICS:
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Re: Atavachron Digest #55
Scales in "Road Games"
Road Games extra tracks/Audiophile
the things you see
Audiophile Imports current address
Audiophile Imports / New news from Allan
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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 93 00:23:19 PDT
From: edju@scf.usc.edu (already dead)
Subject: Re: Atavachron Digest #55
Subject: Road Games on CD?!
So, let's see a show of hands... how many Atavachron subscribers
would buy a copy of "Road Games" for him/herself, if it's released on CD
with extra tracks?
Very well, very well, I think we get a notebook or something... and
start sending it among us, each of us will sign our names on it and we'll
show this collection of signatures to Allan... just in case he wants to back
out of the re-release of Road Games...
Eddie
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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 93 08:21:14 -0400
From: cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu (Andre Cutair)
Subject: Scales in "Road Games"
All:
I've been listening to the "Road Games" album quite a bit lately, in particular
the title track. I've noticed that the guitar solo is played over the same
changes used for the verses, with the solo lasting for the space of two
verses. During the first verse, Allan employs the A minor scale, an appropriate
choice for soloing over the A minor chord that dominates the verse. During the
second verse (second half of the solo), Allan switches gears and
uses a different scale for soloing. It has a whole-tone'y feel, and it
eventually resolves back to theA minor scale toward the end of the solo.
Would anyone care to elaborate on what's going on here? BTW, this certainly
isn't the only time Allan uses this scale or a variant thereof. I would guess
it's most useful for soloing over a section that doesn't have a lot of harmonic
movement (e.g., "Peril Premonition", solo section in "Devil Take The
Hindmost", etc.).
I really like the tension (and eventual release) that this scale creates and am
looking forward to your ideas on its execution so that I may include it in
my own playing.
Thanks!
Andre Cutair
University of Baltimore Law School
cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu
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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1993 15:25:46 -0700
From: Malcolm Humes
Subject: Road Games extra tracks/Audiophile
> From: cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu (Andre Cutair)
> Talking to one of the sales reps. at Audiophile Imports (a local, for me
> anyway, musical recording importer*), I hear there a rumours of a re-release
> of the "Road Games" EP, although this time with extra tracks that never
> made it to the original record. Apparently, AI is talking with Allan
> and trying to get him to agree to it.
>
> Anyone have any information on this?
Not about the re-release per se, but I do seem to recall that Road Games
was originally planned as a full lp release before "the management" decided
that Allan had to add vocals to it and to pare it down to a 6-song "mini-lp".
If that was true I'd love to hear the release as originally planned.
Jeff Preston said, in a different context:
> I've been told by another Atavachron reader that Audiophile Imports
> does have it, but it's $30.00 (ouch!). I don't have any experience
> ordering from Audiophile Imports, but I'm led to believe that many of
> these importers deal in very small quantities of stock, so it would
> probably be advisable to call ahead to be sure that whatever you're
> wanting to order is available (or when it's expected back in stock).
Audiophile's catalog was fairly impressive in its groupings of music
by artists, so that one could find related works, even though this did
make the same release appear in multiple places in the catalog. By I've
been to turned off by their high prices (Torsten de Winkel/Helmut Hattler
cds listed in there are for $28 or more, Tower had em cut out for $5.95 each),
and by their pushy attitude. When I called for a catlog they told me they
were just doing a huge mailing and it was too late to add me, unless I wanted
to just place an order. Otherwise I would have to wait a few months to get
the next catalog. They tried pushing a few titles on me and said I'd just
wait. The catalog arrived a long time later.
As I said, the catalog was impressive, and obviously a work of someone who
cared about the music. But I found something really strange and to me
questionable that I don't see in other mailorder catalogs. These guys offer
dubs on VHS of laserdiscs they have, for $49.95 each! Gee, how nice of them
to offer a service for those without Laserdisc players, but isn't this a
little bit too far into the grey market or black market? I'm amazed they
have the balls to do this, and to charge so much. It doesn't even appear
they sell the laserdiscs, just bootleg dubs. Now, I'm not naive about such
things and I've seen underground video collector catalogs, but I never saw
a legit business advertising such questionable merchandise. While they seem
to imply the laserdiscs are rare or perhaps out of print, many of them can
be ordered from Spectrum Music Videos at 1-800-84MUSIC (located somewhere
around Phildelphia). Hmmmm. Audiophile is not a business I really plan to
support.
- Malcolm
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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 93 20:48:59 EDT
From: battlec@cs.rpi.edu
Subject: the things you see
Does anyone know if there's a North American distributor for it?
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Date: Thu, 10 Jun 93 23:43:52 -0400
From: cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu (Andre Cutair)
Subject: Audiophile Imports current address
All:
For anyone interested, the current address for Audiophile Imports is:
Audiophile Imports
P.O. Box 4801
Lutherville, MD 21094-4801
USA
410-628-7601 (phone)
410-628-1948 (FAX)
They currently (6/10/93) have the Japanese release of "Wardenclyffe
Tower" in stock, and their catalog lists a lot of other Holdsworth
recordings (both as a bandleader and as a sideman).
(This isn't an advertisement: there was just a lot of interest in this
store of late, so I thought I'd set the record straight. Incidentally,
AI is a local phone call for me, so if you'd like to find out if something's
in stock, or get a price, I'd be happy to call. Just email me.)
Andre Cutair
cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu
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Date: Sat, 12 Jun 93 01:51:16 EDT
From: Jeff Preston
Subject: Audiophile Imports / New news from Allan
>Date: Thu, 3 Jun 93 09:13:13 -0400
>From: cutair@ubeulx.ub.umd.edu (Andre Cutair)
>Subject: Re-release of "Road Games"?
>Talking to one of the sales reps. at Audiophile Imports (a local, for me
>anyway, musical recording importer*), I hear there a rumours of a re-release
>of the "Road Games" EP, although this time with extra tracks that never
>made it to the original record. Apparently, AI is talking with Allan
>and trying to get him to agree to it.
The mention of this concerned me; since Restless had been unwilling
to pay Warner Bros.' asking price, it seemed pretty unlikely to me that
a small retailer would be able to justify the expense of licensing it.
So, I called this fellow up to check it out, and without intending to,
I put the guy on the defensive. He sounded pretty upset that this
information were being spread over the Internet, which aroused my
suspicions that perhaps he was not on-the-level (I think my lack of
objectivity at this point was understandable considering Allan's past
run-ins with bootleggers -- and after reading Malcolm's posting in this
digest, I'm sure I was predisposed to think the guy might be somewhat
shady). For now, I reserve judgement, but I may owe the man an apology
for being suspicious of him.
So, I gave Allan a call shortly afterward to see if he knew anything
about this. He said he *had* spoken with the fellow who ran Audiophile
Imports, but that had been some time ago. He reiterated that _Road
Games_ is completely out of his control and that it was possible that
Warner Bros. were talking to people other than Restless. He said he'd
have someone look into it though.
While I had him on the phone, I asked if he had anything new in
the works. He said that he was working on a new Andrea Marcelli release,
and said that he would be on a few tracks on Chad Wackerman's next
album, which is slated for release in early 1994. He also said that
he had studio time lined up for the fall to record his next release
(and despite another budget cut for the project by Restless, it will be
a "band" album, he said), and that the material was coming along nicely
(I forgot to ask about "Rococo" and "Low Levels, High Stakes," rats!).
When I asked him about the expected U.S. dates for the fall, he
said they probably would not tour the U.S. again this year because
of a lack of booking commitments (which surprised me... at both the
shows I saw last year, the venues were packed to the rafters). I
asked him how many shows he would need to book and at what price,
in order to make an Autumn tour feasible, and both numbers were
surprisingly low, I thought. Does anyone in the midwest/east have any
connections into nightclubs or student activities committees? If so,
you might want to contact me to trade notes. He said October would be
a good target, if any interest in bookings were to appear.
That's all for now,
Jeff
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Date: Tue, 22 Jun 93 02:00:05 EDT
From: atavachron@morekypr
Subject: Atavachron Digest #57
Reply-To: atavachron@morekypr.morehead-st.edu
To: Jeff Preston
Atavachron Digest - The Allan Holdsworth Discussion List
Volume 2, Number 57
Tuesday June 22nd, 1993
TODAY'S TOPICS:
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Re: Road Games on CD?!
Guitar Tribute To The Beatles: Come Together
Re: Atavachron Digest #56
Bastard son of a Steinberger
Road Games, Strange Japanese import disc
upcoming release
THE THINGS YOU SEE/SUNBIRD
Under construction: An administrative note
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Date: Sat, 12 Jun 93 09:10:37 -0400
From: barrett@astro.cs.umass.edu (Daniel Barrett)
Subject: Re: Road Games on CD?!
>From: edju@scf.usc.edu (already dead)
> So, let's see a show of hands... how many Atavachron subscribers
>would buy a copy of "Road Games" for him/herself, if it's released on CD
>with extra tracks?
Me, me...!! "Road Games" is the *one* album I would most like
to see on CD, with or without extra tracks. It's my favorite Holdsworth
album, and definitely in my list of "Top 10" progressive/fusion albums.
Dan
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Date: Sun, 13 Jun 93 04:56:22 -0400
From: rardin%cygnus.dnet@auriga
Subject: Guitar Tribute To The Beatles: Come Together
Has anyone heard GUITAR TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES: COME TOGETHER (NYC 6004), Mike
Mainieri's new guitar tribute to the Beatles? Mainieri "invited 11 guitarists
[including Allan] to play one Beatles song apiece in a variety of settings",
according to Scott Yanow's review of the CD in the August issue of JazzTimes.
You knew Allan was preparing a track for this project, right Jeff? I'm pretty
sure he commented on it to you at some point. Holdsworth's contribution to
the project was "Michelle". Yanow terms AH "the remarkable Allan
Holdsworth". :) Among the other contributors are Adrian Belew, Larry Coryell,
Ralph Towner, John Abercrombie, Toots Thielemans, Toninho Horta and Steve
Khan. Sounds interesting, both in concept and based on Yanow's review, which
is positive on the whole.
-Lynn
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Date: Mon, 14 Jun 93 09:42:09 CDT
From: tmadson@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Todd Madson)
Subject: Re: Atavachron Digest #56
Very interesting. I've done business with Audiophile imports, strictly
to purchase compact discs and haven't had one problem with them. I've
got discs from Uzeb, Percy Jones, Allan, Mike Keneally, and other artists
from them and have had not one problem. I'm not an employee, just a
satisfied customer. Yes, some of the discs are expensive - but if you
want some of the rarest stuff you have to pay the freight. Besides, I
really doubt you'll ever see copies of "Soma" or "Strange Advance" at
your local record store.
I'd love Road Games out - however, I don't ever expect to see it because
Warner Brothers records have manifestly shown that they are "poopheads"
in dealings with many artists, Allan, Michael Hoenig and Frank Zappa are
three artists I can cite in particular.
Hoenig was another artist who couldn't get the master tapes for his second
record and had to re-do them again, many years later.
Zappa's troubles with Warners are legendary.
And we all know the Holdsworth/Van Halen/Ted Templemen fiasco.
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Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1993 10:06:29 -0500 (CDT)
From: ALAFOSSE@MACALSTR.BITNET
Subject: Bastard son of a Steinberger
Jeff, could you possibly post some information about this Bill DeLap (is that
the name of the luthier?!) instrument Allan's been playing recently? I was
quite surprised that it wasn't actually a Steinberger, particularly since I'd
swear that the instrument is equipped with a Transtrem and the trademark
carbon/graphite neck. (I wonder how Ned Steinberger feels about this?!) Could
Allan's patronage of another luthier have anything to do with the recent
shutting down of Steinberger assembly operations I heard about recently?
(Sorry to ramble, but as a Steinberger player, I'm intrigued by this business).
Thanks,
Andre LaFosse
alafosse@macalstr.edu
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Date: Tue, 15 Jun 93 11:02:48 -0500
From: uchima@fncrd8.fnal.gov (Mike Uchima)
Subject: Road Games, Strange Japanese import disc
Just to put my vote in - I'd definitely buy "Road Games" if it was re-released
on CD.
On a different subject, I found an interesting disc at a local record store
yesterday. It appears to be a Japanese import, bearing the title "Best Works
Collection / Allan Holdsworth". I'm trying to figure out where all of the
material on this disc came from; all of the liner notes other than the writing
credits are in Japanese, and (in spite of my last name), I can't read
Japanese.
Some of the tracks on it are from "With a Heart in My Song" (with Gordon
Beck), which I have; there are also apparently a couple of tracks from "The
Things You See" (which I don't have). Well, here's a list of the tracks on
the disc:
With A Heart In My Song
From the album with the same name...
Diminished Responsability [sp]
Apparently from "The Things You See", with Gordon Beck. Some of this
sounds like snippets of "Karzie Key", from Velvet Darkness.
Hazard Profile Part I
Don't recognize this; writing credit says Karl Jenkins.
Equus
From "With a Heart..."
At The Edge
Apparently from "The Things You See", with Gordon Beck. Actually seems to
be a laid-back version of the track "The Things You See (When You Haven't
Got Your Gun)", which appeared on the IOU album.
54, Duncan Terrace
The version from "With a Heart...", not the version from "Secrets".
The Gathering
Don't recognize this; writing credit says Gordon Beck.
The Things You See
Apparently from the album of the same name...
Halfway House
Don't recognize this; writing credit says Gordon Beck.
Finery
Don't recognize this; writing credit says Holdsworth / Young / Mathewson /
Stevens. From one of the John Stevens albums (I don't have any of these)?
Typo? (apparently there's a track "Finally" on "Touching On").
Rocks
Don't recognize; writing credit says Randy Brecker. At times, reminds me
of some of his work with Bruford. Actually sounds a little like Bruford
on drums, come to think of it...
Gone Sailing
Short acoustic piece (about a minute), similar to some of the acoustic
work on Velvet Darkness.
If anyone knows where all of these tracks came from, I'd like to know -- I'd
like to try to get the albums that this stuff originally appeared on.
-- Mike Uchima (uchima@fncrd8.fnal.gov)
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Date: Fri, 18 Jun 93 09:03:37 EST
From: David=Lane%HQ%Rational@Vines1.ratsys.com
Subject: upcoming release
According to an ad in the latest Pulse (w/ Frank Zappa on the cover),
a guitar-oriented Beatles tribute album will be released in August.
Among the featured artists will be Allan Holdsworth, Ralph Towner,
and Adrian Belew.
- - -
Dave Lane davidl@ratsys.com
R a t i o n a l
Systems, Inc.
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Date: Mon, 21 Jun 93 22:14:51 -0400
From: rardin%cygnus.dnet@auriga
Subject: THE THINGS YOU SEE/SUNBIRD
Anyone know why there's a slash in this title? Were these Holdsworth/Beck
collaborations originally released as two separate albums, one recorded in
1979 and one recorded in 1980? Just curious.
-Lynn (rardin@auriga.rose.brandeis.edu)
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Date: Tue, 22 Jun 93 01:57:36 EDT
From: Jeff Preston
Subject: Under construction: An administrative note
Hello everyone. Just a short administrative note to let you know
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