From: MDuPree@world.std.com (Micky DuPree)
Subject: Music video tapes up for grabs; prompt reply needed
Followup-To: email
Summary: Getting rid of tapes.
Keywords: Alarm, Guns and Roses, White Lion, Great White
Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
Distribution: na
Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 20:35:45 GMT

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I'm moving and I'm getting rid of the following first-generation tapes.
All are in SP mode except where indicated.  I'm asking $2.50 replacement
cost for the blank tapes plus your choice of postage.  I need to know if
I should set them aside for anyone by 2:30 PM EST Monday the 21st
because I need to be all packed up by then.

    1. The Alarm at UCLA, MTV 12/88
       Guns and Roses concert at the Ritz, MTV 4?/88, LP mode
       White Lion concert at the Ritz, MTV, 5/14/88, LP mode
    2. Great White concert, 4/16/88, MTV ~50 min. LP mode
       part of a Level 42 concert, 10/14/87
       "First Bite," British animation special with Peter Gabriel, MTV,
            2/18/88
    3. "The Rock 'n' Roll Evening News," 11/30/86
        performing: Wang Chung
        interviewed: Don Johnson, E Street Band, Kenny Loggins, Frank
        Zappa
       "The Rock 'n' Roll Evening News," 12/7/86
        performing: Robert Palmer
        interviewed: Lionel Ritchie, INXS, The Smithereens, Joan Jett,
        Stewart Copeland, the Outfield, Cock Robin
        clip of Bruce Springsteen, Bob Geldoff, & Huey Lewis,
        "Barefootin'"
    4. "The Meldrum Tapes," interviewing Chrissie Hynde
       "The Rock 'n' Roll Evening News," 12/14/86
        performing: Run-DMC
        interviewed: Paul Simon & Chevy Chase, David Lee Roth, Duran
        Duran, Pet Shop Boys, Neil Young, Rosanna Arquette
    5. "The Rock 'n' Roll Evening News," 12/21/86
        performing: The Blasters
        interviewed: Sting, a-ha, Tina Turner, D.J. Hollywood, Nelson
        George, Fresh Aire
        footage of the Smiths
       "The Tube," Tyne Tees show, MTV 3/5/87
        Darryl Pandy, "Animal Magnetism"
        Julian Cope, "Trampoline," "Space Hopper"
        Paul McCartney interviewed by Felix Howard
        Westworld, "Sonic Boom Boy" (taped video)
        Pet Shop Boys, "Paninaro"
        Paul McCartney, "Only Love"
        Black Britain, "Ain't No Rockin' in a Police State" (clips only)
        Habit, "Lucy"
        Yes No People, "Mr. Johnson"
        ZZ Top, "Can't Stop Rockin"
        Housemartins, "Caravan of Love"
        Phillip Oakey (Human League) interviewed by Paula Yates
        Human League, "Money," "The Lebanon" [end credits roll over it]
    6. fragments of the 1987? British Music Awards
       "The Tube," Tyne Tees show, MTV, 6/4/87
        Simply Red, "The Right Thing"
        Los Lobos, "Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)," "Shakin' Shakin' Shakes"
        Erasure, "It Doesn't Have to Be," "I Don't Wanna Be,"
            "Sometimes"
        Wally Jump Junior and the Criminal Element, "Turn Me Loose"
            (prerecorded)
        Stump, "Censoreship Stripper"
        Iggy Pop, "Shades" (conceptual video)
        Hurrah, "Sweet Sanity," "How Many Rivers"
        Terence Trent D'Arby, "If You Let Me Stay"
        Tom Verlaine, "A Town Called Walker," "Bomb"

"The Rock 'n Roll Evening News" was made in Los Angeles, to the best of
my recollection, and syndicated around the U.S. between Sept.'86 and
Jan.'87.  (I think that A&M Entertainment marketed it and King World was
the syndicator, because their names appear at the end, too.)  I liked
the show a lot because of its emphasis on interviews and live music.

"The Tube" was apparently a Tyne Tees production imported by MTV (U.S.)
for a while back around 1987.  It emphasized live performance with some
interviews and videos thrown in.

-Micky