Subject: YTSEJAM digest 448
From: email_address_removed
To: Multiple recipients of list <email_address_removed>

Contents:
Re[2]: MAKE.MONEY.FAST (email_address_removed)
Re: Bootlegs (email_address_removed)
Re: SHIRTS And SHIT (email_address_removed)
Re: ages (Kelly Johnson <email_address_removed>)
Re: Any attend Live in Toyko show?? (email_address_removed)
Re: LATM (email_address_removed)
boots (email_address_removed)
the 'ages' thread (Douglas Merrell <email_address_removed>)
Stuff (email_address_removed)
Re: RE: ages (email_address_removed)

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Date: Wed, 06 Jul 94 06:36:18 PST
From: email_address_removed
Subject: Re[2]: MAKE.MONEY.FAST

Defintely try Fates Warning and maybe even Crimson Glory

What the Heck is this about?   / \
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Date: Wed, 06 Jul 1994 10:52:20 -0500 (EST)
From: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: Bootlegs

I'm also curious about boots, especially Lost in the Sky and Dance of Eternity.
Can someone please give complete song lists of these and their quality, high
points, low points, where I can get them?
KAI
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Date: Wed, 06 Jul 1994 10:59:10 -0500 (EST)
From: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: SHIRTS And SHIT

Labrie blows this boy away, but Charlie isn't bad.  The first LP is worth it
just for the songs, Light Fuse and Get Away, The Ones Who Help to Set the Sun
which I've never seen done on any boot w/ Labrie, or even with Charlie, which
I have.  Yes, for those of you who didn't catch my ad the first time around,
I have live Charlie stuff - but then again, probably, so do most of you. 
The point - get When Dream and Day Unite.

KAI
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no sig yet

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Date: Wed, 6 Jul 94 8:00:34 PDT
From: Kelly Johnson <email_address_removed>
Subject: Re: ages

> 
> On Tue, 5 Jul 1994 email_address_removed wrote:
> 
> > Zmaj   4 sharps
> > Which sharps?!?
> > KAI
> 
> 	I'm gonna take a wild guess here: F, C, G, D ?
> 
> 		Sharps progress F C G D E A B and flats opposite.
> :)
> 	G 
> 
> *-------------------------------------------------------------------------*
> |       Garrett M. Sanborne              email_address_removed           |
> |                                        email_address_removed          |
> |  "Do what you love, the rest comes."     "Huh huh .. drums are cool."   |
> *-------------------------------------------------------------------------*
> 
> 

Isn't it "Sharps progress F C G D A E B and flats opposite?

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Date: Wed, 06 Jul 1994 11:03:33 -0500 (EST)
From: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: Any attend Live in Toyko show??

I'm not a big video collector, and I don't have LiT.  What's on it?
KAI

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Date: Wed, 06 Jul 1994 11:10:33 -0500 (EST)
From: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: LATM

Since LatM keeps surfacing, I have the import from Germany with 6 songs on it.
I've heard rumors that there is another version (possibly from Japan) with
an extra song on it.  Any truth to this tale?  If so, what tunes are on it?
KAI
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Date: Wed, 06 Jul 1994 11:33:40 -0500 (EST)
From: email_address_removed
Subject: boots

Are there any boots floating out there with Charlie on vocals (besides 
Consciously Unreal which I already have) or any instrumental shows?
And if so, how's the quality?
KAI

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Date: Wed, 6 Jul 94 16:33:01 EDT
From: Douglas Merrell <email_address_removed>
Subject: the 'ages' thread

Hey DT fans,

> One thing I noticed was the prevalence of computer majors and people with
> computer jobs on this list.  I'm an English major -- are there any more out
> here?  > 
> Stacie
> 
   First of all, I was wondering how Stacie R. is coming to the conclusion
that there are "many DT fans that are in the computer related field or
have computer-type jobs".

   Below are the messages collected over the weeks that seem to say that
there are not that many computer science or computer-oriented minds that
are interested in progressive bands like Dream Theater.

Date: Thu, 30 Jun 94 23:14:28 PDT
From: email_address_removed
Subject: RE: ages

I'm going to turn 21 in about 10 weeks.
And yes i'm working full time as a computer lab person here
on campus.
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Date: Thu, 30 Jun 94 23:58:40 PDT
From: Christopher Taylor Oates <email_address_removed>
Subject: Re: A couple of things

re: Ages

I'm 21.5, computer science major, but I am a writer at heart. :)

[stuff deleted]
    ~Chris
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Date: Fri, 1 Jul 94 15:05:37 PDT
From: Tymoteusz Altman <[email-masked]>
Subject: Re: ages

i'm 22, and a comp. sci. major.
[stuff deleted for brevity]
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Date: Fri, 1 Jul 94 16:14:11 PDT
From: "Annie M. Sorrento" <email_address_removed>
Subject: Re: ages

Dear Stacie-

I'm on the DT list and know about a total of 5 people who listen to DT 
(varying ages).  I'm not a computer major and neither is my boyfriend 
(although he was and just recently switched)  we're both music majors.  I 
sing and he plays drums.  I also know someone who listens and is an 
Accounting major.  So yet there are other people besides computer majors 
on the list.      Annie
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Date: Sat, 2 Jul 94 14:09:35 PDT
From: email_address_removed
Subject: RE: YTSEJAM digest 443

re: ages

Me, I'm only 22. While I once was a computer person (BS in Electrical
Engineering specialized with computers), now I am only a simple
English major.

[stuff deleted for brevity]
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Date: Sat, 2 Jul 94 14:09:14 PDT
From: Michael Burstin <email_address_removed>
Subject: Re: Fates/DT tour, and lots of random stuff...

[stuff deleted]
Well...  I am 20, and a co-sci major, and minoring in chem...  I
don't play any instrument...   As far as my friends that listen to
DT, most of them do play some instrument or other (a few guitar
players, one drum, a few bass)...  All of them are around my age... 
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Date: Sat, 2 Jul 94 22:48:55 PDT
From: "Paul W. Cashman" <email_address_removed>
Subject: DT/Ayn Rand followup (side order of Neil)

[irrelevant stuff deleted]
BTW, I'm 30 going on 19, hold a BS degree in Computer Science which
I seldom make use of, a professional writer as of last November, and
the only instruments I play are the stereo and the steering wheel.  :)
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Date: Tue, 5 Jul 94 14:31:54 PDT
From: email_address_removed
Subject: age/occupation thread

Just adding my two cents to the age occupation thread....
I'm 21 years old, a graduate student in electrical engineering/computer science
at MIT, and I am currently working at Lotus Development Corporation...
[and some more...]
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Date: Thu, 30 Jun 94 23:14:48 PDT
From: Andrew Cloninger <email_address_removed>
Subject: Re: ages

For what its worth folks, i got my BA in Psychology, though i WAS a CS 
major for two years prior to changing.  Does that count?

Andrew
(who's probably older than most folks here.....*sigh*)
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   Okay... there ya have it...fans.  There are eleven people that have
replied including this one from me.

   There are 5 solid computer science/EE majors, and 2 that have CS degrees
but also have other (writing) interests.  The others are: 2 music majors,
1 Psychology major (with a decent salary, I bet), and 1 English major who
both used to be CS majors.  The English major also graduated with a degree
in EE/specialized in computers.
   Basically, to sum this up.  There are 5 people on this list that have
responded that either work with computers or have (or are working on) a
degree in Computer Science/Electrical Engineering.  The other 6 people are
'ex-'Computer Science majors or have there degree and are interested in
other things.  Also, I must admit that there are other possible majors for
those that have a NEED for INTELLIGENT music.  Well, I will let ya go for
now.  Sorry, so long!
D.Merrell

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Date: Mon, 04 Jul 94 18:31:28 EDT
From: email_address_removed
Subject: Stuff

>I'm 40 and I know at least 10 other people who love DT and they are >all at
least 35.

Further proof that you don't have to mellow with age - there's still hope for
the rest of us.

I'm 27, B.S. in marketing, work as a programmer, and hope to return to school
to start on a doctorate in history within the next two years.

>   I am 22, and I am an English major also.  I hope to go into 
>   English Education.  If you would like to talk or write, mail me 
>   our email address to email_address_removed.  Hope to >   hear from
ya ...

Love American Style right here on ytsejam.  Just kidding guys.

I know it will probably be futile to say this, but I hope the list doesn't
turn into another Ayn Rand forum now that some really obvious references have
been found.  Go to NMS - you'll get all the Rand talk you can stomach.  

Mike

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Date: Mon, 04 Jul 94 19:53:14 EDT
From: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: RE: ages

     I'm 15 and have been a Dream Theater fan for 2 years.  The rest of my
friends are 15-18 and they all love Dream Theater as well.   They are
definitely one of the major sources of inspiration for my band.

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