Wednesday evening, May 4th, 1994. I played the piano for 90
   minutes straight through. *Yikes! It's now on a $20 cassette
   tape, recorded on a $3000 Nakamitchi deck. If the "beta test"
   (having friends/family listen to it) works out, Tim (head of
   Union Records, and also my best friend - he started out the
   company because of me :-> ) will get a CD Master pressing done,
   and get duplicates made. *First cassettes, then CD's. The
   cassettes will sell for US $8.50. *Probably will be recorded off
   of a first generation tape/CD (the master stays hidden) onto a
   good quality Chrome tape. It is a new beginning for me, friends.
   *Wish me luck! Ken ku...@mordor.com -- Kenneth Udut * (USA) * :
   ku...@mordor.com * * *: *Call 1-201-432-0060 170 East Clay
   Avenue * : Listowner of Y-RIGHTS : *for a marvelous 'net Roselle
   Park, NJ 07204 : @SJUVM.BITNET - talk *: *access for little $$
   908-298-1108 'til 2 am : on kid/teen rights. * : *and a great
   sysadmin   == I recorded some eccentric "spur-of-the-moment"
   stuff on a Kawai GS-60 (7'3") piano in a local Episcopal church.
   *By two different people, my playing has been described as a
   "wall of sound". *My sister says I "don't play FOR people, I
   play AT people", with a grin, of course :-) We'll be releasing
   it in two tapes (and two CD's after enough cassettes sell to pay
   for the CD pressing). All I can say is that my mind was
   completely "blank" by the time I finished! *Even today, three
   days later, I can't sit down at the piano and think anything up
   - it really knocked the wind out of me! Ken == Tim (my friend,
   the head of Union Records, the guy that recorded this tape, and
   the guy smoking a Marlboro Light 100 cigarette, looking over my
   shoulder!) will be doing most of the standard marketing (which
   requires a LOT of work), and I will be marketing the tape
   through the Internet, mostly through a .signature file, and
   chatting with any potential distributers in other parts of the
   world (such as Canada). For folks in the U.S.A. and Canada, I
   will probably sell them to you for the price of the tapes
   ($8.50, US) plus shipping (which is 50 cents to a dollar). *In
   other countries, I will have to find out what the shipping costs
   are. Ultimately, Union Records will deal with record stores and
   other distribution sites directly, and I may ask you and others
   with a hand in finding what the record stores are in your areas
   so that we can spread this thing far and wide :-) ==     Usenet:
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