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Beethoven's 9th conducted by Solti and myths about Decca/London records
I just picked up a Brittish pressed London copy of Beethoven's 9th Symphony
with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by George Solti. What can I say? Great music, great performance and great sound. I know that the 9th has become a bit cliche but I think it stands up and is arguably one of the greatest symphonies of all time. I am not a huge Solti fan, I think he is usually quite good but rarely exceptional. On this recording he is exceptional IMO. I think this performance stands up to any other recorded performance I have ever heard of the 9th. Now for the recording. Ken Wilkenson. Need I say any more? Ah but the pressing. This is where it gets interesting. This is on the London label, mastered and pressed in England by the Decca crew. It is often assumed that Deccas are superior to Londons. That is a myth. They are mastered by the same guys and pressed at the same plant if it is a a Brittish London. Avoid American Londons! The real differences in the Brittish lOndons/ Deccas lie in the mastering engineers themselves and the equipment they used which can best be determined by the aproximate date of the mastering. It is often assumed that earlier is better. The price one can get for 2000 series Deccas or London Bluebacks is pretty staggering. IME they are usually *not* the best issues of those early titles. The recordings from the late fifties and early sixties on Decca are amoung the best ever made but to hear them at their best one needs to get a copy mastered by Ted Burkett, Harry Fisher or Tony Hawkins. They can be identified in the dead wax by the letters G, W and K respectively. IME the masters cut in the late sixties and early seventies by the same mastering engineers were noticably better. The word is that the lathes used at that time were the best they ever had at Decca. This can be determined by a JT in the dead wax opposite the matrix numbers. It does not matter if the label says London or Decca. What matters most is who mastered it and when. Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. |
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Beethoven's 9th conducted by Solti and myths about Decca/London records
S888Wheel wrote:
Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. |
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dave weil wrote: On 06 Apr 2004 22:52:33 GMT, (S888Wheel) wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. Oh, he did. It was just another one of his gratuitous slams on vinyl. This is probably the same recording re-released on Mobile Fidelity. I got one of those for $3... I rarely feel like hearing the glorious 9th by Ludwig Van. Stephen |
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S888Wheel wrote:
From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Sure it is. Three words: tic, pop, crackle. Then there's the lack of dynamic range, high levels of audible distortion, tracing distortion, etc. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. I understand that you wrote about your functional deafness to what people with normal hearing don't like listening to. |
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Stephen wrote:
In article , dave weil wrote: On 06 Apr 2004 22:52:33 GMT, (S888Wheel) wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. Oh, he did. It was just another one of his gratuitous slams on vinyl. This is probably the same recording re-released on Mobile Fidelity. I got one of those for $3... I rarely feel like hearing the glorious 9th by Ludwig Van. Stephen Any time, in general, you can get a Mobile Fidelity LP for $ 3.00, you've got yourself a bargain. While performances and sound quality vary, as a group, I think Mobile Fidelity LPs are certainly above the average (along with shaded dogs, bluebacks, and living presences, of course - and also, some of the Command classical LPs aren't too shabby either). I've got a Mobile Fidelity copy of Solt, with the London Symphony Orchetra, performing Holst's The Planets. (originally on London/Decca). An excellent performance and recording. Also, if you enjoy atmospheric soundtrack music, with an almost classical quality, I'd highly recommend either of the 2 London/Decca/Mobile Fidelity albums - Fantasy Film World of Bernard Hermann and Mysterious Film World of Bernard Hermann. Among other well-known themes, you'll find a chilling rendition of the music from "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and "Gulliver's Travels". The sound quality on both of these albums is truly spectacular. Bruce J. Richman |
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From: MINe 109
Date: 4/6/2004 5:08 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: In article , dave weil wrote: On 06 Apr 2004 22:52:33 GMT, (S888Wheel) wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. Oh, he did. It was just another one of his gratuitous slams on vinyl. This is probably the same recording re-released on Mobile Fidelity. I got one of those for $3... I rarely feel like hearing the glorious 9th by Ludwig Van. Stephen Yep. It's the same one. |
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From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 5:26 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Sure it is. Three words: tic, pop, crackle. Then there's the lack of dynamic range, high levels of audible distortion, tracing distortion, etc. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. I understand that you wrote about your functional deafness to what people with normal hearing don't like listening to. You clearly did not understand. You still do not understand. You are just chasing your tail and burning strawmen. Of course you may believe that "normal people" do not like listening to excellent recordings of excellent performances of excellent music. It is obvious you do not care such things and you think you are normal. |
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S888Wheel wrote:
Decca/London records From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 5:26 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Sure it is. Three words: tic, pop, crackle. Then there's the lack of dynamic range, high levels of audible distortion, tracing distortion, etc. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. I understand that you wrote about your functional deafness to what people with normal hearing don't like listening to. You clearly did not understand. You still do not understand. You are just chasing your tail and burning strawmen. Of course you may believe that "normal people" do not like listening to excellent recordings of excellent performances of excellent music. It is obvious you do not care such things and you think you are normal. Just more of your delusional ranting. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? |
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From: "Arny Krueger"
Date: 4/6/2004 5:43 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Decca/London records From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 5:26 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Sure it is. Three words: tic, pop, crackle. Then there's the lack of dynamic range, high levels of audible distortion, tracing distortion, etc. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. I understand that you wrote about your functional deafness to what people with normal hearing don't like listening to. You clearly did not understand. You still do not understand. You are just chasing your tail and burning strawmen. Of course you may believe that "normal people" do not like listening to excellent recordings of excellent performances of excellent music. It is obvious you do not care such things and you think you are normal. Just more of your delusional ranting. Maybe you would learn more from my post if I cleared a few things up that may be confusing for you. Beethoven was the composer of the symphony in question. The 9th symphony was not the name of the artist but the title of the composition. Solti was the conductor, not the composer or the title of the composition. Hope that helps prevent any more Fold es Eg type **** ups on your part. You still have Eg on your face. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? There is a status meeting on the thirteenth of May. I guess you won't be there to face the music. Do you tell people at your church that you make false accusations of pedophilia against those with whom you disagree on audio? Or do you have just enough moral awareness to be to ashamed to admit this fact to your fellow church goers? |
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Stephen wrote:
In article , (Bruce J. Richman) wrote: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks... This is probably the same recording re-released on Mobile Fidelity. I got one of those for $3... I rarely feel like hearing the glorious 9th by Ludwig Van. Any time, in general, you can get a Mobile Fidelity LP for $ 3.00, you've got yourself a bargain. While performances and sound quality vary, as a group, I think Mobile Fidelity LPs are certainly above the average (along with shaded dogs, bluebacks, and living presences, of course - and also, some of the Command classical LPs aren't too shabby either). I have a few bargains in the collection: Al Stewart "Year of the Cat," "Parallel Lines" Blondie, etc. I had one of those stupid thrift shop experiences a few weeks ago when I found the MoFi "Aja" at a Goodwill. Well, the lp cover. Good deal. My best MoFi buy was a few years ago at a record dealers' get-together. One of them had a NM copy of the Grateful Dead's American Beauty MoFi in a terribly beat up jacket at a bargain price because of the cover. Since I don't play the covers  , I gobbled it up. Beautiful sounding album -especially a cut called 'Ripple". (Blondie was here in S. Florida recently, one of our local race tracks runs weekend nostalgia concerts and brings back a lot of the old groups for one day stands - they get folks for the concerts for gen. admission to the track - $ 5.00, and of course, hope you'll stay and bet, but even if you don't, it's a good deal). I've got a Mobile Fidelity copy of Solt, with the London Symphony Orchetra, performing Holst's The Planets. (originally on London/Decca). An excellent performance and recording. Also, if you enjoy atmospheric soundtrack music, with an almost classical quality, I'd highly recommend either of the 2 London/Decca/Mobile Fidelity albums - Fantasy Film World of Bernard Hermann and Mysterious Film World of Bernard Hermann. Among other well-known themes, you'll find a chilling rendition of the music from "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and "Gulliver's Travels". The sound quality on both of these albums is truly spectacular. Oh, yes! Is "The Day the Earth Stood Still" the one with two theremins? You betcha! Hermann liked to use exotic instrumentation in his orchestrations. I remember reading in the liner notes that in on of the pieces (I think it was Sinbad), he uses an ancient brass instrument called a "dragon". The sound it makes is hard to describe but sort of like a constricted tuba. FWIW, both of these albums have been on TAS' best records list for many years. In this case, their inclusion is, IMHO, fully justified. Stephen Bruce J. Richman |
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George M. Middius wrote:
S888Wheel said to The Big ****: It is obvious ... you think you are normal. That is sooooooooo horrible. And I think you're right. Regrettably, this appears to be the case. As scary as duh-Mikey "thinking" (doubtful) that he's telling the "truth" and just offering "opinions" when he tries to ignore and contradict established facts. "There's none so blind as can not see" - LOL! And, of course, "denial is not just a river in Africa". No wonder these 2 agree on so many things. Bruce J. Richman |
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(Bruce J. Richman) wrote: Stephen wrote: In article , (Bruce J. Richman) wrote: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks... This is probably the same recording re-released on Mobile Fidelity. I got one of those for $3... I rarely feel like hearing the glorious 9th by Ludwig Van. Any time, in general, you can get a Mobile Fidelity LP for $ 3.00, you've got yourself a bargain. While performances and sound quality vary, as a group, I think Mobile Fidelity LPs are certainly above the average (along with shaded dogs, bluebacks, and living presences, of course - and also, some of the Command classical LPs aren't too shabby either). I have a few bargains in the collection: Al Stewart "Year of the Cat," "Parallel Lines" Blondie, etc. I had one of those stupid thrift shop experiences a few weeks ago when I found the MoFi "Aja" at a Goodwill. Well, the lp cover. Good deal. My best MoFi buy was a few years ago at a record dealers' get-together. One of them had a NM copy of the Grateful Dead's American Beauty MoFi in a terribly beat up jacket at a bargain price because of the cover. Since I don't play the covers , I gobbled it up. Beautiful sounding album- especially a cut called 'Ripple". (Blondie was here in S. Florida recently, one of our local race tracks runs weekend nostalgia concerts and brings back a lot of the old groups for one day stands - they get folks for the concerts for gen. admission to the track - $ 5.00, and of course, hope you'll stay and bet, but even if you don't, it's a good deal). I've got a Mobile Fidelity copy of Solt, with the London Symphony Orchetra, performing Holst's The Planets. (originally on London/Decca). An excellent performance and recording. Also, if you enjoy atmospheric soundtrack music, with an almost classical quality, I'd highly recommend either of the 2 London/Decca/Mobile Fidelity albums - Fantasy Film World of Bernard Hermann and Mysterious Film World of Bernard Hermann. Among other well-known themes, you'll find a chilling rendition of the music from "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and "Gulliver's Travels". The sound quality on both of these albums is truly spectacular. Oh, yes! Is "The Day the Earth Stood Still" the one with two theremins? You betcha! Hermann liked to use exotic instrumentation in his orchestrations. I remember reading in the liner notes that in on of the pieces (I think it was Sinbad), he uses an ancient brass instrument called a "dragon". The sound it makes is hard to describe but sort of like a constricted tuba. Hmmm. Interesting, I did some searching and it was "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and the instrument is the "serpent," only a stone's throw from a dragon, especially in German! The constricted sound is what you'd expect from something that looks like this: http://www.berliozhistoricalbrass.org/serpent.htm FWIW, both of these albums have been on TAS' best records list for many years. In this case, their inclusion is, IMHO, fully justified. Cheers, Stephen |
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From: (Bruce J. Richman) Date: 4/6/2004 5:33 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: Stephen wrote: In article , dave weil wrote: On 06 Apr 2004 22:52:33 GMT, (S888Wheel) wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Any time, in general, you can get a Mobile Fidelity LP for $ 3.00, you've got yourself a bargain. While performances and sound quality vary, as a group, I think Mobile Fidelity LPs are certainly above the average (along with shaded dogs, bluebacks, and living presences, of course - and also, some of the Command classical LPs aren't too shabby either). I've got a Mobile Fidelity copy of Solt, with the London Symphony Orchetra, performing Holst's The Planets. (originally on London/Decca). An excellent performance and recording. I think the one to have is the Boult. It isn't the last word in sonics but it aint bad sounding either. The performance is just about perfect. |
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From: (Bruce J. Richman)
Date: 4/6/2004 7:27 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: Stephen wrote: In article , (Bruce J. Richman) wrote: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks... This is probably the same recording re-released on Mobile Fidelity. I got one of those for $3... I rarely feel like hearing the glorious 9th by Ludwig Van. Any time, in general, you can get a Mobile Fidelity LP for $ 3.00, you've got yourself a bargain. While performances and sound quality vary, as a group, I think Mobile Fidelity LPs are certainly above the average (along with shaded dogs, bluebacks, and living presences, of course - and also, some of the Command classical LPs aren't too shabby either). I have a few bargains in the collection: Al Stewart "Year of the Cat," "Parallel Lines" Blondie, etc. I had one of those stupid thrift shop experiences a few weeks ago when I found the MoFi "Aja" at a Goodwill. Well, the lp cover. Good deal. My best MoFi buy was a few years ago at a record dealers' get-together. One of them had a NM copy of the Grateful Dead's American Beauty MoFi in a terribly beat up jacket at a bargain price because of the cover. Since I don't play the covers , I gobbled it up. Beautiful sounding album- especially a cut called 'Ripple". It would be interesting to compare it to an original. I have one and it sounds pretty fantastic. |
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S888Wheel wrote:
Maybe you would learn more from my post if I cleared a few things up that may be confusing for you. Beethoven was the composer of the symphony in question. The 9th symphony was not the name of the artist but the title of the composition. Solti was the conductor, not the composer or the title of the composition. I'm glad that you have just learned this, Sockpuppet wheel. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? There is a status meeting on the thirteenth of May. I guess you won't be there to face the music. There's no music to face. I wonder what the court will think if you finally admit that the entity that was allegedly libeled was an unknown alias that you made up? Do you tell people at your church that you make false accusations of pedophilia against those with whom you disagree on audio? It's not about audio, it's about your lack of manhood, sockpuppet. You strike me as the kind of little boy who never matured out of playing with lipstick. Or do you have just enough moral awareness to be to ashamed to admit this fact to your fellow church goers? Like I said sockpuppet, given that you cower in fear of me, even though I'm at last 1,800 miles away, your paranoia has obviously risen to unmanageable heights. Let me explain your paranoia to the nice people, sockpuppet. Just tell us what your profession is. |
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George M. Middius wrote:
S888Wheel said to The Big ****: It is obvious ... you think you are normal. That is sooooooooo horrible. And I think you're right. Nonsense. I still remember scaring the heck out of that gutless Zelniker child by admitting that I'm a wild and crazy guy. I think that scared him all the way back to Florida. |
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On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 04:57:41 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote: George M. Middius wrote: S888Wheel said to The Big ****: It is obvious ... you think you are normal. That is sooooooooo horrible. And I think you're right. Nonsense. I still remember scaring the heck out of that gutless Zelniker child by admitting that I'm a wild and crazy guy. I think that scared him all the way back to Florida. HA! You owe me a new keyboard, Arnold. |
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dave weil wrote:
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 04:57:41 -0400, "Arny Krueger" wrote: George M. Middius wrote: S888Wheel said to The Big ****: It is obvious ... you think you are normal. That is sooooooooo horrible. And I think you're right. Nonsense. I still remember scaring the heck out of that gutless Zelniker child by admitting that I'm a wild and crazy guy. I think that scared him all the way back to Florida. HA! You owe me a new keyboard, Arnold. Your uncontrolled drooling is not my fault, Weil. If you hadn't rotted out your brain with all those illegal drugs, you would probably be able to avoid ruining keyboards with drool. |
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On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 08:31:09 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote: dave weil wrote: On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 04:57:41 -0400, "Arny Krueger" wrote: George M. Middius wrote: S888Wheel said to The Big ****: It is obvious ... you think you are normal. That is sooooooooo horrible. And I think you're right. Nonsense. I still remember scaring the heck out of that gutless Zelniker child by admitting that I'm a wild and crazy guy. I think that scared him all the way back to Florida. HA! You owe me a new keyboard, Arnold. Your uncontrolled drooling is not my fault, Weil. If you hadn't rotted out your brain with all those illegal drugs, you would probably be able to avoid ruining keyboards with drool. Saved post. |
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dave weil wrote:
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 08:31:09 -0400, "Arny Krueger" wrote: dave weil wrote: On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 04:57:41 -0400, "Arny Krueger" wrote: George M. Middius wrote: S888Wheel said to The Big ****: It is obvious ... you think you are normal. That is sooooooooo horrible. And I think you're right. Nonsense. I still remember scaring the heck out of that gutless Zelniker child by admitting that I'm a wild and crazy guy. I think that scared him all the way back to Florida. HA! You owe me a new keyboard, Arnold. Your uncontrolled drooling is not my fault, Weil. If you hadn't rotted out your brain with all those illegal drugs, you would probably be able to avoid ruining keyboards with drool. Saved post. I guess that means I should be shaking in my boots. LOL! |
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On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 09:27:57 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote: dave weil wrote: On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 08:31:09 -0400, "Arny Krueger" wrote: dave weil wrote: On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 04:57:41 -0400, "Arny Krueger" wrote: George M. Middius wrote: S888Wheel said to The Big ****: It is obvious ... you think you are normal. That is sooooooooo horrible. And I think you're right. Nonsense. I still remember scaring the heck out of that gutless Zelniker child by admitting that I'm a wild and crazy guy. I think that scared him all the way back to Florida. HA! You owe me a new keyboard, Arnold. Your uncontrolled drooling is not my fault, Weil. If you hadn't rotted out your brain with all those illegal drugs, you would probably be able to avoid ruining keyboards with drool. Saved post. I guess that means I should be shaking in my boots. If you say so. |
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"Bruce J. Richman" wrote Good deal. My best MoFi buy was a few years ago at a record dealers' get-together. One of them had a NM copy of the Grateful Dead's American Beauty MoFi in a .. terribly beat up jacket at a bargain price because of the cover. Since I don't play the covers , I gobbled it up.I picked-up a new (not used) Mobile Fidelity version of Pablo Cruise, A Place in the Sun (1977), last summer from a small rural record store for $5. Also purchased a new copy of The Doobie Brothers, Toulouse Street (1972) for $3. The store has most of the trapping of a 70's style head shop. It was like taking a step back in time... well, except the store manager, she had green hair and numerous facial piercing . |
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Powell wrote:
"Bruce J. Richman" wrote Good deal. My best MoFi buy was a few years ago at a record dealers' get-together. One of them had a NM copy of the Grateful Dead's American Beauty MoFi in a . terribly beat up jacket at a bargain price because of the cover. Since I don't play the covers , I gobbled it up.I picked-up a new (not used) Mobile Fidelity version of Pablo Cruise, A Place in the Sun (1977), last summer from a small rural record store for $5. Also purchased a new copy of The Doobie Brothers, Toulouse Street (1972) for $3. The store has most of the trapping of a 70's style head shop. It was like taking a step back in time... well, except the store manager, she had green hair and numerous facial piercing .She was probably one of those digital bigots trying to cleanse her soul by casting out the unholy vinyl .LOT'S! Bruce J. Richman |
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Beethoven's 9th conducted by Solti and myths about Decca/London records
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From: (S888Wheel) Date: 4/6/2004 5:35 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: From: MINe 109 Date: 4/6/2004 5:08 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: In article , dave weil wrote: On 06 Apr 2004 22:52:33 GMT, (S888Wheel) wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/6/2004 1:17 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Did I mention the copy I just got of Beethoven's 9th was masterd by Harry Fisher in 1972? I paid 3 bucks for it and it is in near mint condition. One can get some of the best sounding versions of some of the greatest recordings ever made for dirt cheap if you look out for the right pressings. The sound quality may be low, but the recordings sure are cheap enough. The sound quality isn't low though. Maybe you simply didn't understand what I wrote. Oh, he did. It was just another one of his gratuitous slams on vinyl. This is probably the same recording re-released on Mobile Fidelity. I got one of those for $3... I rarely feel like hearing the glorious 9th by Ludwig Van. Stephen Yep. It's the same one. I had a chance to compare the London to my copy of the MoFi last night and the London was much better. The MoFi was still pretty good though. |
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From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 1:55 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Maybe you would learn more from my post if I cleared a few things up that may be confusing for you. Beethoven was the composer of the symphony in question. The 9th symphony was not the name of the artist but the title of the composition. Solti was the conductor, not the composer or the title of the composition. I'm glad that you have just learned this, Sockpuppet wheel. I've known it for quite some time Arny. I was just trying to keep you filled in to prevent any more Fold es Eg ****ups on your part. Sorry that your pathological obsession with me has not been cured, sockpuppet wheel. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? There is a status meeting on the thirteenth of May. I guess you won't be there to face the music. There's no music to face. In your fantasy world on line perhaps. Your pretense that an unknown alias was libeled proves that you life in a fantasy world, sockpuppet wheel. The court will rule on this matter without consideration of your fantasies. Works for me! I wonder what the court will think if you finally admit that the entity that was allegedly libeled was an unknown alias that you made up? I am simply going to let the judge read the complaint which is entirely truthful. It was a pack of lies and deceptions. Let's if the court can determine what sort of habitual liar you are, sockpuppet wheel. You haven't got the balls to try to peddle your lies in a real court so the judge will never hear this line of bull**** you posted above. I'm just giving the Superior Court of LA credit for being able to see thorugh your lies and decptions. Do you tell people at your church that you make false accusations of pedophilia against those with whom you disagree on audio? It's not about audio, It was about audio until you took it to the gutter and beyond with your false accusations of pedophilia. How may convictions of pedophilia have you had, sockpuppet wheel? If you had nothing to fear you would not be so hypersensitive. I guess your attempt to dodge the question pretty much answers the question. No dodge, just facts about your lack of normal adult levels of self-confidence. You are too ashamed to admit to your fellow church goers what you have done on RAO. A false claim. I think one of the things I will do when I get the ruling on this case is send a copy of the suit and the ruling along with some choice posts of yours to your church. Do it now! BTW, sockpuppet wheel, your threats are what people expect from a spurned lover. it's about your lack of manhood, sockpuppet. You strike me as the kind of little boy who never matured out of playing with lipstick. Arny, someone who resorts to calling people pedophiles because they got their ass kicked in a debate over audio is hardly one to talk about manhood. First you'd have to kick my ass in a debate, sockpuppet wheel. Or do you have just enough moral awareness to be to ashamed to admit this fact to your fellow church goers? Like I said sockpuppet, given that you cower in fear of me, even though I'm at last 1,800 miles away, your paranoia has obviously risen to unmanageable heights. You really are nuts. Your fear of normal interaction with humans is noted, sockpuppet wheel. Don't worry though. When this is over you'll have plenty to talk about in church. Don't wait sockupppet wheel, unleash your threatened attacks now! Let me explain your paranoia to the nice people, sockpuppet. Just tell us what your profession is. Great explination Arny. Yes, your inability to answer a simple question explains your paranoia quite well, sockpuppet wheel. Makes as much sense as the rest of your bull****. So when you going to tell us about your convictions as a sexual offfender, sockpuppet wheel? |
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From: "Arny Krueger"
Date: 4/7/2004 11:07 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 1:55 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Maybe you would learn more from my post if I cleared a few things up that may be confusing for you. Beethoven was the composer of the symphony in question. The 9th symphony was not the name of the artist but the title of the composition. Solti was the conductor, not the composer or the title of the composition. I'm glad that you have just learned this, Sockpuppet wheel. I've known it for quite some time Arny. I was just trying to keep you filled in to prevent any more Fold es Eg ****ups on your part. Sorry that your pathological obsession with me has not been cured, sockpuppet wheel. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? There is a status meeting on the thirteenth of May. I guess you won't be there to face the music. There's no music to face. In your fantasy world on line perhaps. Your pretense that an unknown alias was libeled proves that you life in a fantasy world, sockpuppet wheel. This is simply a lie. You haven't got the balls to argue this lie in court so you stay away. No wonder you talk about manhood and cowardice so much. You are projecting your own deficiencies. The court will rule on this matter without consideration of your fantasies. Works for me! We will see. I wonder what the court will think if you finally admit that the entity that was allegedly libeled was an unknown alias that you made up? I am simply going to let the judge read the complaint which is entirely truthful. It was a pack of lies and deceptions. Let's if the court can determine what sort of habitual liar you are, sockpuppet wheel. Lets see if you will stick tothis position when there is a ruling. I'm sure you will sing another tune when you loose. After all, you are the one who claims google lies to you. I'm sure you will say the same about the courts. You haven't got the balls to try to peddle your lies in a real court so the judge will never hear this line of bull**** you posted above. I'm just giving the Superior Court of LA credit for being able to see thorugh your lies and decptions. You are just fantasizing again. Do you tell people at your church that you make false accusations of pedophilia against those with whom you disagree on audio? It's not about audio, It was about audio until you took it to the gutter and beyond with your false accusations of pedophilia. How may convictions of pedophilia have you had, sockpuppet wheel? If you had nothing to fear you would not be so hypersensitive. None. But that didn't stop yoiu from libeling me did it? You are a sociopathic ****. I guess your attempt to dodge the question pretty much answers the question. No dodge, Liar. You didn't answer the question. No wonder you don't want to face a judge. I can just see you trying to tap dance around simple questions like this one in a court room. just facts about your lack of normal adult levels of self-confidence. You wouldn't know a fact even if it bit you in the ass. This has been cleary demonstrated on RAO. You are too ashamed to admit to your fellow church goers what you have done on RAO. A false claim. Prove it. I think one of the things I will do when I get the ruling on this case is send a copy of the suit and the ruling along with some choice posts of yours to your church. Do it now! Give me the address of your church and name of the head of your church and I will. BTW, sockpuppet wheel, your threats are what people expect from a spurned lover. it's about your lack of manhood, sockpuppet. You strike me as the kind of little boy who never matured out of playing with lipstick. Arny, someone who resorts to calling people pedophiles because they got their ass kicked in a debate over audio is hardly one to talk about manhood. First you'd have to kick my ass in a debate, sockpuppet wheel. Been there, done that. Many many times. Or do you have just enough moral awareness to be to ashamed to admit this fact to your fellow church goers? Like I said sockpuppet, given that you cower in fear of me, even though I'm at last 1,800 miles away, your paranoia has obviously risen to unmanageable heights. You really are nuts. Your fear of normal interaction with humans is noted, sockpuppet wheel. Your failed logic is noted. Don't worry though. When this is over you'll have plenty to talk about in church. Don't wait sockupppet wheel, unleash your threatened attacks now! Post the address and it will be done. Chicken? Put up or shut up. Let me explain your paranoia to the nice people, sockpuppet. Just tell us what your profession is. Great explination Arny. Yes, your inability to answer a simple question explains your paranoia quite well, sockpuppet wheel. I am quite able to answer the question Arny and I have done so when asked by nonsociopaths. Besides it is a lot funnier to see you make an ass of yourself over this issue. Makes as much sense as the rest of your bull****. So when you going to tell us about your convictions as a sexual offfender, sockpuppet wheel? I have never been convicted or accused of any such offenses. But this will be one more thing to show the judge when he decides your punishment for your libel. You are amazingly ****ed up. Please post the address of your church so I can send them a copy of the lawsuit. |
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"Bruce J. Richman" wrote Good deal. My best MoFi buy was a few years ago at a record dealers' get-together. One of them had a NM copy of the Grateful Dead's American Beauty MoFi in a . terribly beat up jacket at a bargain price because of the cover. Since I don't play the covers , I gobbled it up.I picked-up a new (not used) Mobile Fidelity version of Pablo Cruise, A Place in the Sun (1977), last summer from a small rural record store for $5. Also purchased a new copy of The Doobie Brothers, Toulouse Street (1972) for $3. The store has most of the trapping of a 70's style head shop. It was like taking a step back in time... well, except the store manager, she had green hair and numerous facial piercing .She was probably one of those digital bigots trying to cleanse her soul by casting out the unholy vinyl .LOT'S! I also picked up a black light poster, too. Many of the old designs from the 70's are still in print. Digging around in an old cardboard box I found my florescent black light. It was fun recreating the 70's environment including burning candles and strawberry incense. While playing The Doors, The Doobies, Dylan and Steppenwolf I was supprised with undiscovered thoughts and memories from the past. The only missing element was a bottle of Boons Farm. Thankfully, the higher quality liquor and love making didn’t take away for the overall experience . |
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Subject: Beethoven's 9th conducted by Solti and myths about Decca/London
records From: (S888Wheel) Date: 4/7/2004 2:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 11:07 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 1:55 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Maybe you would learn more from my post if I cleared a few things up that may be confusing for you. Beethoven was the composer of the symphony in question. The 9th symphony was not the name of the artist but the title of the composition. Solti was the conductor, not the composer or the title of the composition. I'm glad that you have just learned this, Sockpuppet wheel. I've known it for quite some time Arny. I was just trying to keep you filled in to prevent any more Fold es Eg ****ups on your part. Sorry that your pathological obsession with me has not been cured, sockpuppet wheel. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? There is a status meeting on the thirteenth of May. I guess you won't be there to face the music. There's no music to face. In your fantasy world on line perhaps. Your pretense that an unknown alias was libeled proves that you life in a fantasy world, sockpuppet wheel. This is simply a lie. You haven't got the balls to argue this lie in court so you stay away. No wonder you talk about manhood and cowardice so much. You are projecting your own deficiencies. The court will rule on this matter without consideration of your fantasies. Works for me! We will see. I wonder what the court will think if you finally admit that the entity that was allegedly libeled was an unknown alias that you made up? I am simply going to let the judge read the complaint which is entirely truthful. It was a pack of lies and deceptions. Let's if the court can determine what sort of habitual liar you are, sockpuppet wheel. Lets see if you will stick tothis position when there is a ruling. I'm sure you will sing another tune when you loose. After all, you are the one who claims google lies to you. I'm sure you will say the same about the courts. You haven't got the balls to try to peddle your lies in a real court so the judge will never hear this line of bull**** you posted above. I'm just giving the Superior Court of LA credit for being able to see thorugh your lies and decptions. You are just fantasizing again. Do you tell people at your church that you make false accusations of pedophilia against those with whom you disagree on audio? It's not about audio, It was about audio until you took it to the gutter and beyond with your false accusations of pedophilia. How may convictions of pedophilia have you had, sockpuppet wheel? If you had nothing to fear you would not be so hypersensitive. None. But that didn't stop yoiu from libeling me did it? You are a sociopathic ****. I guess your attempt to dodge the question pretty much answers the question. No dodge, Liar. You didn't answer the question. No wonder you don't want to face a judge. I can just see you trying to tap dance around simple questions like this one in a court room. just facts about your lack of normal adult levels of self-confidence. You wouldn't know a fact even if it bit you in the ass. This has been cleary demonstrated on RAO. You are too ashamed to admit to your fellow church goers what you have done on RAO. A false claim. Prove it. I think one of the things I will do when I get the ruling on this case is send a copy of the suit and the ruling along with some choice posts of yours to your church. Do it now! Give me the address of your church and name of the head of your church and I will. BTW, sockpuppet wheel, your threats are what people expect from a spurned lover. it's about your lack of manhood, sockpuppet. You strike me as the kind of little boy who never matured out of playing with lipstick. Arny, someone who resorts to calling people pedophiles because they got their ass kicked in a debate over audio is hardly one to talk about manhood. First you'd have to kick my ass in a debate, sockpuppet wheel. Been there, done that. Many many times. Or do you have just enough moral awareness to be to ashamed to admit this fact to your fellow church goers? Like I said sockpuppet, given that you cower in fear of me, even though I'm at last 1,800 miles away, your paranoia has obviously risen to unmanageable heights. You really are nuts. Your fear of normal interaction with humans is noted, sockpuppet wheel. Your failed logic is noted. Don't worry though. When this is over you'll have plenty to talk about in church. Don't wait sockupppet wheel, unleash your threatened attacks now! Post the address and it will be done. Chicken? Put up or shut up. Let me explain your paranoia to the nice people, sockpuppet. Just tell us what your profession is. Great explination Arny. Yes, your inability to answer a simple question explains your paranoia quite well, sockpuppet wheel. I am quite able to answer the question Arny and I have done so when asked by nonsociopaths. Besides it is a lot funnier to see you make an ass of yourself over this issue. Makes as much sense as the rest of your bull****. So when you going to tell us about your convictions as a sexual offfender, sockpuppet wheel? I have never been convicted or accused of any such offenses. But this will be one more thing to show the judge when he decides your punishment for your libel. You are amazingly ****ed up. Please post the address of your church so I can send them a copy of the lawsuit. IIRC, Krueger has posted the web site for his church on RAO some time ago. Whether he still belongs there, of course, is unknown, but it might be worth checking out. Bruce J. Richman |
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"Arny Monster Krueger" emitted : Your uncontrolled drooling is not my fault, Weil. If you hadn't rotted out your brain with all those illegal drugs, you would probably be able to avoid ruining keyboards with drool. Projection. -- S i g n a l @ l i n e o n e . n e t Prove it. Bruce J. Richman |
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S888Wheel wrote:
From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 11:07 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 1:55 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Maybe you would learn more from my post if I cleared a few things up that may be confusing for you. Beethoven was the composer of the symphony in question. The 9th symphony was not the name of the artist but the title of the composition. Solti was the conductor, not the composer or the title of the composition. I'm glad that you have just learned this, Sockpuppet wheel. I've known it for quite some time Arny. I was just trying to keep you filled in to prevent any more Fold es Eg ****ups on your part. Sorry that your pathological obsession with me has not been cured, sockpuppet wheel. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? There is a status meeting on the thirteenth of May. I guess you won't be there to face the music. There's no music to face. In your fantasy world on line perhaps. Your pretense that an unknown alias was libeled proves that you life in a fantasy world, sockpuppet wheel. This is simply a lie. You haven't got the balls to argue this lie in court so you stay away. It's not a lie. Do you have the guts to tell the court that you were posting exclusively under an unknown alias that you made up at the time of the purported libel? No wonder you talk about manhood and cowardice so much. You are projecting your own deficiencies. Letsee sockpuppet. You are too much of a coward to even reveal here what you do for a living. The court will rule on this matter without consideration of your fantasies. Works for me! We will see. Indeed. I wonder what the court will think if you finally admit that the entity that was allegedly libeled was an unknown alias that you made up? I am simply going to let the judge read the complaint which is entirely truthful. It was a pack of lies and deceptions. Let's if the court can determine what sort of habitual liar you are, sockpuppet wheel. Lets see if you will stick to this position when there is a ruling. It's up to the court, not me. I'm sure you will sing another tune when you loose. After all, you are the one who claims google lies to you. I'm sure you will say the same about the courts. So far I haven't seen any evidence that you are telling the court all of the relevant facts. However, I think they will be able to see through your double-talk. You haven't got the balls to try to peddle your lies in a real court so the judge will never hear this line of bull**** you posted above. I'm just giving the Superior Court of LA credit for being able to see thorugh your lies and decptions. You are just fantasizing again. What, I'm fantasizing that they are competent? LOL! Do you tell people at your church that you make false accusations of pedophilia against those with whom you disagree on audio? It's not about audio, It was about audio until you took it to the gutter and beyond with your false accusations of pedophilia. How may convictions of pedophilia have you had, sockpuppet wheel? If you had nothing to fear you would not be so hypersensitive. None. Prove it. But that didn't stop yoiu from libeling me did it? I posted a reply from an anonymous alias that you made up for the purpose of deceiving people about your true identity, sockpuppet wheel. You are a sociopathic ****. Sorry that you are so strung out about this matter that you can't keep a civil tongue, sockpuppet. End of discussion! |
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From: "Arny Krueger"
Date: 4/7/2004 12:29 PM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 11:07 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: From: "Arny Krueger" Date: 4/7/2004 1:55 AM Pacific Standard Time Message-id: S888Wheel wrote: Maybe you would learn more from my post if I cleared a few things up that may be confusing for you. Beethoven was the composer of the symphony in question. The 9th symphony was not the name of the artist but the title of the composition. Solti was the conductor, not the composer or the title of the composition. I'm glad that you have just learned this, Sockpuppet wheel. I've known it for quite some time Arny. I was just trying to keep you filled in to prevent any more Fold es Eg ****ups on your part. Sorry that your pathological obsession with me has not been cured, sockpuppet wheel. BTW, how's your libel suit against me coming? There is a status meeting on the thirteenth of May. I guess you won't be there to face the music. There's no music to face. In your fantasy world on line perhaps. Your pretense that an unknown alias was libeled proves that you life in a fantasy world, sockpuppet wheel. This is simply a lie. You haven't got the balls to argue this lie in court so you stay away. It's not a lie. Yes it is Do you have the guts to tell the court that you were posting exclusively under an unknown alias that you made up at the time of the purported libel? I was posting under my email address which is a matter of public record. I can be identified by my email address. Thanks for showing a complete lack of understanding of the laws of libel.Oh, and yes, this will all be presented to the judge. No wonder you talk about manhood and cowardice so much. You are projecting your own deficiencies. Letsee sockpuppet. You are too much of a coward to even reveal here what you do for a living. Nope. You are simply to amusing in your inability to figure it out. I have no intention of ending that joke at your expense. The court will rule on this matter without consideration of your fantasies. Works for me! We will see. Indeed. I wonder what the court will think if you finally admit that the entity that was allegedly libeled was an unknown alias that you made up? I am simply going to let the judge read the complaint which is entirely truthful. It was a pack of lies and deceptions. Let's if the court can determine what sort of habitual liar you are, sockpuppet wheel. Lets see if you will stick to this position when there is a ruling. It's up to the court, not me. No, you can change your tune. You will after the court rules against you. That is an easy prediction. I'm sure you will sing another tune when you loose. After all, you are the one who claims google lies to you. I'm sure you will say the same about the courts. So far I haven't seen any evidence that you are telling the court all of the relevant facts. However, I think they will be able to see through your double-talk. There is no double talk to see through. You just don't understand the laws of libel. But, as you say, you are not the sharpest knife in the drawer. You haven't got the balls to try to peddle your lies in a real court so the judge will never hear this line of bull**** you posted above. I'm just giving the Superior Court of LA credit for being able to see thorugh your lies and decptions. You are just fantasizing again. What, I'm fantasizing that they are competent? LOL! Are you really this stupid? Do you tell people at your church that you make false accusations of pedophilia against those with whom you disagree on audio? It's not about audio, It was about audio until you took it to the gutter and beyond with your false accusations of pedophilia. How may convictions of pedophilia have you had, sockpuppet wheel? If you had nothing to fear you would not be so hypersensitive. None. Prove it. **** you sociopath. Prove your wife doesn't beat you on a daily basis. Prove you aren't ****ing idiot. Prove you haven't been stalking me since I filed this lawsuit. Prove you aren't ashamed of yourself by posting the address of your church. But that didn't stop yoiu from libeling me did it? I posted a reply from an anonymous alias that you made up for the purpose of deceiving people about your true identity, sockpuppet wheel. You are amazingly stupid. Try saying this again without ****ing up the English. As it stands one cannot tell if you are calling me or yourself an anonymous sockpuppet. You are a sociopathic ****. Sorry that you are so strung out about this matter that you can't keep a civil tongue, sockpuppet. End of discussion! Until the 13th of May. Funny that someone who calls people pedophiles because he has had his ass kicked in a debate over audio would talk about civility. I guess you don't really want me sending a copy of this lawsuit to your church. You didn't give me the address. |
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Do it now! Give me the address of your church and name of the head of your church and I will. The last time I mentioned something about reporting Arny's behavior to his church, about three people e-mailed me with the church's website. Hint: Reverend Wick is now in Minnesota. Pastor Matt is the guy to talk to. Boon |
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Do you have the guts to tell the court that you were posting exclusively under an unknown alias that you made up at the time of the purported libel? But he wasn't. Many people knew who he was at the time. That's the crux of the case, which you continue to ignore. That's why you will lose the case, ****head. Boon |
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**** you sociopath. Prove your wife doesn't beat you on a daily basis. Prove you aren't ****ing idiot. Prove you haven't been stalking me since I filed this lawsuit. Prove you aren't ashamed of yourself by posting the address of your church. Okay, okay, you've twisted my arm. 21336 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 Church Office: (313) 881-3343 Pastor Matthew Swiatek is the guy you want to talk to. Boon |
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