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From: ccrazy@athena.mit.edu (Ellen Kranzer)
Subject: Star Trek Filk
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 00:42:50 GMT

Somebody asked for Star Trek filk, so here's one.  This was a really
quickie - it just sort of exploded in my head while I was waiting for
my bus one morning.


                            THE COMING OF THE BORG
                            Words by Ellen Kranzer
                      Tune:  Battle Hymn of the Republic 
 
Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Borg 
They have levelled thirty planets and they still are wanting more 
There's no one who can stop them if you could there would be more 
The Borg are marching on 
 
    Here they come, here comes the Borg cube 
    Here they come, here comes the Borg cube 
    Here they come, here comes the Borg cube 
    That cube keeps marching on 
 
They send out Star Fleet's finest, almost half the whole darn fleet 
The Borg they hardly noticed for the Earth was in their reach 
The Enterprise she saved the day for where would Star Trek be 
If the Borg kept marching on 
 
    Here they come, here comes the Borg cube 
    Here they come, here comes the Borg cube 
    Here they come, here comes the Borg cube 
    That cube keeps marching on 
 
Jean-Luc it was who broke the Borg, his thoughts they could not still 
They thought they could control him, add his knowledge to the till 
But Jean-Luc put them all to sleep, he showed that human will 
Could stop the Borg's march on 
 
   There it goes, there goes the Borg cube 
   There it goes, there goes the Borg cube 
   There it goes, there goes the Borg cube 
   The damn thing just blew up. 





Copyright 1990.  Ellen Kranzer; 18 Riverdale St.; Allston, MA 02134

-- Ellen
   ccrazy@athena.mit.edu or ekranzer@harvard.edu
From: Mike.Liebmann@f524.n102.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Fred Small
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 22 Jan 93 00:38:42

is a folksinger from the Cambridge area of Boston who writes some really
superfantastical folksongs which have been adopted by filkers.  Some of the
filkers who perform his stuff are Windbourne, Joey Shoji, the old (and
original) Technical Difficulties and myself.
 
Some of his better-known (amongst the filk community) pieces would include
"Cranes Over Hiroshima" "Peace Dragon" "Heart of the Appaloosa" 
"Denmark: 1943"
 
His albums are: "Love's Gonna Carry Us" "No Limit" "Heart of the Appaloosa" 
"I Will Stand Fast" "Jaguar" and "Hot Frogs on the Loose/Sergei in 
the Milky Way" (the last song being a filk of Charlie and the MTA).
 
He writes about true things, things that happen.  He wrote a lullaby for a
lesbian 8 months pregnant (who performed it on his tape).  If you want to find 
out more, check w/you 800 operator for "Small Potatoes" in Cambridge area.
 
Wanna know more? 

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From: Allan.Burrows@f836.n250.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Whatever Became of......
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 23 Jan 93  15:08:34

JB>               WHATEVER BECAME OF CTHULHU
JB>                                -Joe Bethancourt

        ROFLMAO!!! Good one!

                Allan

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From: Jawara@Applelink.Apple.COM (Ron Drake)
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Two New Filksongs
Date: 21 Jan 93 19:37:32 GMT
Followup-To: alt.music.filk
Organization: Me, The Whole Me and Nothing But

GLACIAL PACE
(To the tune of "Baby Face")

* Composed in a bank line *

Glacial pace! This line is moving at a glacial pace!
I'd love to leave it but I'd lose my place
Blow my space!
Escargot could pass me
Even tree-bound sloths harass me
Glacial pace! I'm tired of waiting;
What a criminal disgrace!
Yes, I would dearly love
The chance to push or shove
Just to change this glacial pace!


AN ODE TO ROMANCE

(To the tune of G&S "Major General" aka Lehrer's "Elements")

There's alimony, palimony, bribery and acquiescence
Acrimony, "Mony-Mony", good baloney, convalescence
Patronizing, harmonizing, Simonizing, gently teasing
Kama Sutra, Aloe Root-ra, chocolate that is hunger-pleasing
Tickets to performances of Pavarotti arias
Professions of undying love and "Baby! Sure, I'll marry ya"s
A diamond ring, some Stephen King, a trip so she can get a tan
And, also, while you're at it, you should leave the seat down on the can!

There's Taittinger's and Beringer's and Creme de Menthe and Veuve Cliquot
And zinfandel and Liebfraumilch and Cabernet and good merlot
And Ethel M and Mary See and Cocolat and Fritos
Some Haagen-Dazs and Sara Lee, a Diet Coke and Chee-tos!

There's vindication, exhalation, demarcation, iteration
Indication, expiation, "No more football! Change the station!"
Moralizing, temporizing, banal chats on that and this
And quarrels that begin with "Dear! Do you think I look fat in this?"
There's roses and geraniums, nastur-she-ums, chrystanthemums,
And moonlight walks, intensive talks and zoo trips to see panther mums*
There's  ahi steaks and sushi breaks and heaps of Lobster Thermidor
And times when you can't figure out exactly what she's yelling for

There's comedy, futility and quite a lot of sappiness
But worth the trouble if you keep in mind the chance for happiness
As Mae West said some time ago: man's incomplete 'til married...
And then he's done, his race is run. He might as well be buried!

* How else to rhyme 'chrystanthemums'?
From: Kay.Shapero@f524.n102.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Rush Limbaugh
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 24 Jan 93  19:07:09

Will anybody who hasn't already done so please change the name of the
copyright thread from Rush Limbaugh to copyright or something else along that 
line?  Personally I can't even remember what the RL conversation was about
(*NO - PLEASE DON'T TELL ME!!*) :-> 

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Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
From: chris@keris.demon.co.uk (Chris Croughton)
Subject: Re: Rush Limbaugh 
Distribution: world
Organization: Keristor Systems
X-Mailer: Simple NEWS 1.90 (ka9q DIS 1.19)
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 12:42:39 +0000

In article <491610c2d@ofa123.fidonet.org>
            Bradley.Small@f2308.n151.z1.fidonet.org writes:

>Why not get an attorny, and mail it to him/her requesting that it be kept
>sealed, or have the original contents notarized and the proof of date which is
>what I guess you are trying to prove by the "Poor man's Copyright" will
>definately be there, but how does that hold up if you write and protect
>something today and I submit that I had written it 6 years ago....

It holds up if he has a dated / notarized copy and you don't.  That's
the whole point about 'proving' copyright - who has the earliest
authenticated copy.  If you just say "I wrote that and he copied it"
then it's up to you to prove that you did it first.

From what I remember, isn't there something about having to establish
that there was a probability of actual copying, not just two people
having the same idea?  Or was that patents?

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*  chriscr@cix.compulink.co.uk  *  FIAWOL (Filking Is A Way Of Life)  *
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From: Allan.Burrows@f836.n250.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Nazgul go Hollywood
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 23 Jan 93  16:51:55

        Now then <18-Jan-93 19:30> you were telling Harry Smothers

 HS> Hey, even with an extra verse I still didn't make it to Rivendell.

CJ> I know the feeling.  I've been trying to write one since the middle
CJ> of December...four verses on a three-verse tune and I've *still* only
CJ> gotten as far as the Brandywine, and even on those verses I have to
CJ> look up some minutia to fill in a couple of blanks....

        Want some advice? Don't even try. You'd have to compress out ALL
the fine details and 90% of the plot points to get through the whole Lord
Of The Rings trilogy and even then you'd end up with a pizza song. For
instance, Harry... You reading this, Mr. Smothers? ...Harry was writing
about the Nazgul(sp). Forget following their actions through the whole
story. Just write about the Nazgul themselves; what it's like being one,
how they feel about who they are, what they are, what they do, what it's
like to fly as one! You have a chance that way.

        Take some detail from the story and write about that. For instance,
"Fellowship Going South" picked up the story as they were going through...
uh... whatchamacallit pass, described what it felt like, ("What is courage
now?"), then put it back down there. Trust me, it's the only way to handle
a subject as big as Lord Of The Ring!

        'Course, there are examples of doing it, if you're exceptionally
talented; "Song Of The Shield-Wall" by Debra Doyle (lyrics) and Melissa
Williamson (tune) covered one aspect of the history of Britain in four
verses. It's also known as "Four Hundred Years of Saxon History in 2:15"
(two minutes fifteen seconds). Mind, it only gave a VERY general outline of
four wars, who fought and who won....

                Allan

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From: Mary.Creasey@f524.n102.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Finding Filk In A Filkless Zone
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 21 Jan 93 10:51:55

Yes, they did fold several years ago, but some of the dealers still
have some of the old tapes (I'm one). A few of the titles were
re-released by Firebird Arts & Music, some remixed, some not; the
Elfquest tape, _A Wolfrider's Reflections_, was just re-released
by WaRP Graphics. Ask around; but don't expect to find many of the
REAL rarities. Then again, you may be surprised.
Two other dealers who have some old OCP tapes are Wail Songs (1-800-
TON-WAIL) and Tales From The White Hart Bookstore in Baltimore, MD.
Margaret Middleton (of the Filk Foundation in AR) has some, or she
did last July at OKon. I think that the Coulsons do as well, but I 
could be working from outdated info on that.


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From: Kay.Shapero@f524.n102.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Copyrights
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 24 Jan 93  19:19:54

On <Jan 21 09:13>, Leonard Erickson (1:105/51) wrote to Kay Shapero:

 LE>Better get somebody to fix the section on "public domain" first. 
 LE>That
 LE>part is *years* out of date. The *only* way something can become
 LE>"public domain" now is to have the author place a notice on it so
 LE>stating. In the absence of a notice it is still copyrighted. 
 LE>(It's also
 LE>copyrighted even if someone else adds such a notice and they are 
 LE>not
 LE>the author).

Ah, thank you.  Care to do the FAQ on this? 

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Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
From: rafe@cix.compulink.co.uk (Rafe Culpin)
Subject: Re: Tom Lehrer song
Reply-To: rafe@cix.compulink.co.uk
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 15:41:00 +0000


Kay.Shapero replied to Rafe Culpin:

>  RC>a childrens song, "Silent E"? Has anyone done the fannish
>  RC>version, "Silent H"?
> 
> Yes - I was going over some old FILKfiles and found this...
> 
> SILENT H 
> Words: J. M. A. Guthrie
> Tune: Tom Lehrer's "Silent E"

Ah, yes! I probably vaguely remembered that, having recently
downloaded the files from xocolatl and skimmed through them. (I'm
going to read through them all carefully RSN, honest! - probably
after Pentatonic  >B-)

One thing I noticed, back in FFILE05, there are two songs by the
Kipper Family:

>BORED OF THE DANCE
>-The Kipper Family
>recorded on "The Kipper Family-Fresh Yesterday"
 
>(Written by George Kipper, who is Mr. Kipper's uncle, as
>far as we know......)

>(uploaded by Joe Bethancourt.  Copyright?  Who knows!)

>THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS
>-The Kipper Family

>Copyright Joe Bethancourt, I think... Joe?  Did you do this?

Please note these are Copyright R. Nudds and C. Sugden. The Kipper
Family were two loonies who did a take off of the Copper Family
(genuine 'handed down in the family for centuries' folk songs) on
April 1st one year, and ended up touring with the act - loads of
brilliant rewrites of various traditional songs, done completely in
character as old Henry and his son Sid. Uncle George never actually
made it to a gig - he was always 'unavoidably detained' - usually for
poaching!

They even did a complete double LP folk ballad opera, 'The Crab Wars'
- using most of the top folk singers from Peter Bellamy's 'The
Transports'.

Old Henry has retired now, but Sid is still touring on his own, and
still producing lots of 'rediscovered' songs.

Unfortunately, they shouldn't be posted here as they're all
copyright. But if Sid Kipper ever tours near you and you like old
folk songs as well as filk, _do not miss seeing him_!

The other UK folkie who is effectively a filker is Les Barker. I
gather Rhodri did 'I Can't Find My Camouflage Net' at Magicon and
Jordin did some of his stuff at ConChord. Les has also gigged at two
UK conventions, and written an SF book - a filk of the Bible! I'll
try to get his permission to post his work next time I see him.
Again, do not miss if he's ever near you - I have seen people
literally Rolling On Floor Laughing at his gigs.


Rafe
From: wghend00@nx34.mik.uky.edu (William Henderson)
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Tiny Toons / Cthulhu Filk
Keywords: Silly
Date: 26 Jan 93 14:57:59 GMT
Organization: University Of Kentucky, Dept. of Math Sciences

In <wghend00.727949470@mik.uky.edu> wghend00@nx38.mik.uky.edu (William Henderson) writes:

ARGGGGHHH!!  This will teach me never to keep "old files, and captured news"
in the same directory again.  *sheesh*


>For those who wanted the copy of the filk, here it is in it's entirety.
>With all present "edits" and Allen, your copy is just a tad munged. 8)

------------
We're slimy, we're squishy, we're all a little fishy,
And in this adventure we'll be feasting on your brains!

We're horrific creatures with gross, abysmal features.
In C'thuloid adventures, lose a lot of sanity.

So here's Miskatonic U. where all the creatures dwell.
Take a look in a mythos book and find yourself in hell.

Your guns aren't defective, they just aren't real effective.
Our feast of human flesh and souls is about to start

Your magic and voodoo will not stop great C'thulhu.
Don't eat with the T'choo T'choo, and the Migos steal your brain!

Here's Narly, Tsathoggua, over theres Cthagua,
Don't forget Ithaqua, and Hastur hates his name.

So here's sunken R'lyeh where the angles are all wrong.
You'll lose your soul and go insane of you stay there too long.

We're slimy, we're squishy, we're all a little fishy.
Our feast of human flesh and souls is about to start.

And now we'll eat your heart.
-----

>As for the information about Copywrite, 
>William Henderson, Eric Fitzwater, and Doug Deitemeyer wrote this Filk in 
>February of 1992, and hereby give permission to have it posted so long as the
>credit of the authors remains intact.  8)  (Greedy aren't we 8)  

Well that should do it, I wrote it from scratch this time, and didn't bother
loading in any files..  Sheesh!

William Gregory Henderson
wghend00@mik.uky.edu (NeXT Mail/E-Mail)
From: Dave.Babayco@f289.n203.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: New Filk Idea...
Date: 26 Jan 93 05:51:54 GMT
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993

Hi James
I've got the lyrics of "Rawhide" on a CD sung by the Blues Brothers - someday 
real soon, I'll copy them down for you...

--- Maximus 2.01wb
From: Mary.Kay.Kare@f219.n143.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: perverts
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 21 Jan 93  21:44:01

Well, perhaps "mostly" overstates a tad, but many of the were.  At one point
Margaret Middleton was collecting and publishing "you know your a filker
when..." sayings.  My contribution was "You know you're a filker when you're
the only in the bar singing along to the Irish Washerwoman".  There are lots
of filks to that tune.  Also Rosin the Bow, Irish Rover, and one whose title
escapes me but the chorus starts out "Well, it's hellow Mrs." something or
other.  Many of the early filkers were folkie types who had played in too many 
bars--and most of them drank Irish whiskey.  Not to mention the fact that some 
of them had Irish bood in their ancestry--so they already knew all these
Irish tunes...

--- RA/FD/FMail-Great Stuff
From: Leonard.Erickson@f51.n105.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: ST:DS9 Filks
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 21 Jan 93  09:46:00

 -=> Quoting Kay Shapero to Allan Burrows <=-

 KS> On <Jan 14 13:49>, Allan Burrows (1:250/836) wrote to Nancy Feldman:
 
 
 AB>       _What_In_A_Bottle?_
 AB>                            by A.D. Burrows


 KS> Tune, please?  It doesn't quite seem to scan, but if I knew what it
 KS> was too I daresay it would.  I like it.  

"Time in a Bottle" (can't recall the artist)

And it *does* seem to scan to that (admittedly odd) tune. 

"If I could save time in a bottle..."


 
... Peace of mind is an inside job.
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From: hjfeld@acs.bu.edu (harold feld)
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: On Fannish Filk
Date: 25 Jan 93 13:40:26 GMT
Organization: Boston University, Boston, MA, USA

Ah, I'd wondered if anyone waqs going to pick up.  (Don't Bertramesque
tangents work outside the Rialto?)


In article <522410d09@ofa123.fidonet.org> Allan.Burrows@f836.n250.z1.fidonet.org writes:
>
>        Now then <19-Jan-93 16:10> I asked
>
HF> Searching inquiry:  At the Filk in the SCA panel,
HF> I noted the following difference between SCA and
HF> fannish filk. Generally, in the SCA, filk about
HF> the SCA takes the form of amusement over the mundane/SCA
HF> interaction. (Ex: Heather Rose Jones' "We're in a Play",
HF> my own "The SCA Rumor Song").  Fannish filking is a lot more
HF> shrill. Most filk songs regarding the mundane fannish
HF> interface deal with how *miserable* and *stupid* themunadane
HF> world is compared with fandom.  Things like T.J.'s
HF> "Weekend Only World" just aren't that common in the
HF> SCA (in fact, I cannot think of any).  Why?

>        Well, I can't speak for anyone else, of course, although I can
>quote if I know of one that seems to pertain. I've been told, though, that
>SF fans have traditionally felt oppressed by the mundane world. ("You read
>that crazy Buck Rogers stuff?" "Hey, Jophan! Where do you park your flying
>saucer? Har har har!" "You're rotting your brain reading that trash! You
>are to stop reading that Amazing thing THIS INSTANT! And this weekend we
>are going to gather up your entire collection and YOU are going to burn it!
>Do you hear?" You get the idea.) If fannish filks on fan/mundane relations
>are still shrill, it's probably a hangover from the bad old days, before SF
>became fashionable. IMHO, that is.
>
>                Allan
>
>--- Blue Wave/Max v0.7 Q-Blue

While this is true, and perhaps goes a long way to explain it,
I'm not convinced this is the whole of the
explanation.  After all, there are large sections of the country
where local preacher types routinely preach against Satan's Church
of America (tm).  It also seems to me that new filkers and new
SCAdians go through an identical period of 'gosh wow, here are people
who understand me and don't think I'm weird.'  Yet SCAdians don't
feel the same urge to put it to music the same way filkers do.

Of course, I may be way off-base here. There may be some
number of 'mundania sucks' songs in the SCA that I don't know
about.

Oh, have I ever posted the SCA rumor song here?  I'm rather
fond of it but would not like to repeat myself.

Yaakov/Harold
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
From: sdavido@opie.bgsu.edu
Subject: Re: Song: Stolen
Organization: Bowling Green State University
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 22:28:35 GMT

In article <522410d0a@ofa123.fidonet.org>, Allan.Burrows@f836.n250.z1.fidonet.org writes:
> U> Stolen
> U> by Solomon Davidoff
> U> (Copyright 1990 Solomon Davidoff)
> [DELETED TO SAVE SPACE]
> U> Any thoughts?
> 
>         What's the tune? Is it your own tune? Or is there one yet?
> 
>                 Allan
> 

Sorry I forgot about that. Yeah, it's my own tune, but since I can barely hum
on key, and can't write music, I've never written it down. If anyone wants me
to hum it, and can send a tape, you're more than welcome. 
 
-Solomon
 
PS: But what did you THINK of the thing?
From: Brett.Pasternack@f706.n2605.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Tom Lehrer song
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 19 Jan 93  16:46:28

 -=> Quoting R. Dijkhuis to All <=-

 >BTW what is your favorite Lehrer song?
 >

 RD> I don't have any favorite Lehrer song in particular, but That Was The
 RD> Year  That Was is my favorite album. Did he make any after that one?

 No, but he did do a couple of songs for the "Electric Company" PBS TV
show, at least one of which was released on an album of the show
("Silent E", I think).

 
... Who can turn a can, into a cane....
--- Blue Wave/TG v2.05 [NR]
From: lanih@herald.Berkeley.EDU (J. Lani Herrmann)
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Filk Paper Update Three
Date: 27 Jan 93 22:49:28 GMT
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
NNTP-Posting-Host: herald.berkeley.edu

A Canadian folklorist-collector, Edith Fowke, wrote a descriptive
paper on the topic quite a while ago -- just after the term filk was
"invented," I believe. I don't know that it has ever been published.
-- Lani
From: David.Rust@f341.n282.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: St:ds9 Filks
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 19 Jan 93  11:01:03

hahahahahahahaha.
 
Very good...Especially the refrain!
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From: Harry.Smothers@f281.n120.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Filk Article Post Two
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 17 Jan 93  20:00:00

 On 01-13-93 Usenet wrote to All... 
 
 U > Organization: Bowling Green State University 
 U > From: sdavido@opie.bgsu.edu 
 U > Message-ID: <1993Jan13.203826.1@opie.bgsu.edu> 
 U > Newsgroups: alt.music.filk 
 U > 
 U > Hi, I'm the guy working on the Filk paper. Just thought I'd jump in 
 U > for 
 U > a moment with a few thank you's, and a new request. 
 U > 
 U > Solomon Davidoff 
 U > Department of Popular Culture 
 U > Bowling Green State University 
 U > Bowling Green, OH 43403 
 
I would love to see the final paper.  Please keep us posted on your 
progress.  You're only 2 hours from me, maybe we can get together. 
 
Oh, yeah, besides the 3 conventions in Detroit per year (all with heavy 
filking, and the next one should be next weekend), Tim Ryan has an open 
HouseSing at his home in Ann Arbor, MI, on the months when there is no 
con.  Interested in coming to any of this madness? 
 
... OFFLINE 1.43 * Dinner not ready:  (A)bort (R)etry (P)izza 

--- DCQwk/T.A.G.  1.5
From: David.Rust@f341.n282.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Tiny Toon Cthulu
Date: 25 Jan 93 21:19:12 GMT
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993

YES!
 
As both a Tiny Toons fan and a devotee of H.P. Lovecraft, I salute you!  (BTW, 
any chance of you coming up with something for "The Rocky Horror Muppet
Show"?)
 
Dave
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From: Kay.Shapero@f524.n102.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: FilkFile
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 25 Jan 93  12:57:27

Just found and pulled the "Kipper Family" filks from FILKfile 5.  I'd like to 
request whoever keeps copies of these for download to kindly pull them as
well, at least until we find out whether or not they were originally
authorized.  Thanks.

               Ye Moderator/Designated Topic Cop, Kay Shapero 

--- msged 2.06
From: Tony.Trujillo@f333.n280.z1.fidonet.org
Newsgroups: alt.music.filk
Subject: Re: Red Dwarf filks
X-Sender: newtout 0.06 Jan  3 1993
Date: 19 Jan 93  09:56:11

-=> While weaving a basket, Mike Liebmann said this to Tony Trujillo <=-

 ML> YES!! There are some Red Dwarf filks.  Most of them have been written
 ML> or brought to SoCal by Dean Thomas, our Kiwi Filker from New Zealand. 

IF Kay will allow it I'd love to see it!



... "It's cold outside....there's no kind of atmosphere"
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