Dear Jill,

Pursuant to our game of phone tag today, thank you for returning my call. In your last letter, you said:

RE: MOTHER NATURE'S SUNS

Dear Daniel,

First of all congratulations on taking the plunge. I wish you all the best with you new label.

I listened to Mother Nature's Suns, and although I am a fan of John Denver's songs, I am sorry to report that I didn't care for the tape.

Thank you very much for sending it to me. i look forward to many more in 1995.

Best regards,

As to your question about where it would be published -- I publish The Internet Gazette. (Should you have access to the internet, you can tune us in at "http://membrane.com/") A section of the paper is called "The Rock n' Roll Romper Room." Following are some of the pages. Of course, your identity would be concealed to the best of my ability.

Where you see the identification symbols in the Romper Room, you would be .

If you are not comfortable with any of this, please let me know. On the other hand, if you are up for it, come on in and join the fun.

Sincerely,
G? B.R.O.U.S.E.

EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!

THE INTERNET GAZETTE

BACK IN (what's left of) THE USSR:

Actual letters between a Russian and an American. The Russians responded to an Internet post announcing the birth of Glistening Trail Records, a new independent record label. Follow along as it happens. Can the Russians swap vodka for a tapedeck?

You may

F I N A N C E

The Rock n' Roll Romper Room ...

Who Will Rock and Roll-Over First?

The idea is not to romp on each other. No, quite the contrary. This romper room is a place for high-spirited interaction. Once you are invited in, you may stay as long as you like.

This is a rare opportunity to view a microcosm of how the "music business" ought to operate. Guests in the romper room include: record company executives, management companies, band members, media types, and other anybodies.

The action gets started with a review of Cindy Stelton's, "Immortal Beast" and

The Renegades' review of Yzark.

THE U.S. TAX CODE - CAN IT BE DECIPHERED?

Follow the ever evolving story of how a citizen tried to determine his requirements under the U.S. Tax Code. If you pay taxes, have you ever read the laws that affect you? Where do you find them?

You may view the first installment here.

INTERVIEW: NOT BREATHING

The first of a series in cutting-edge music interviews.


HOW TO GET MORE

If you would like to subscribe, "click" here.
Rock n' Roll Romper Room Roster

Click here when you are ready to enter (or return)to the romper room.

The Rock n' Roll Romper Room Roster

Following is a list of the players, their romper room insignia, and their hobbies. The insignia will always appear before that person speaks. If you forget who they are, clicking on the insignia will bring you here.

The insignia has two parts. The top half is unique to the individual. The bottom half represents their hobby.

The Renegade

The Renegade publishes both industry and local-edition 'zineletters. Coming here soon ... his ow-line 'zine -- "Cybergade." Complete with sight and sound.

C. Moore Teetes

Seamore is a multi-instrumentalist. He plays and sings with

NATE

Nate's a multi-instrumentalist for Cindy Stelton's band (and her husband).

Sidd

Sidd is an all around wizard. Not only is he mystical... but, he is also magical. His hobbies include: low temperature physics, communications, writing, and music.

Sidd is also the current "World Champion of 'Bahn Sirphin'."

THE REVEREND

The Reverend likes to listen to(and play for other people)progressive rock n' roll. He currently broadcasts from KANM radio. The path to "The Reverend's home page."

G? B.R.O.U.S.E.

G? B.R.O.U.S.E. operates The Internet Gazette and Glistening Trail Records (and prefers to remain anonymous).

Dmitry

comes to us from Russia. There, among other things, he hosts a radio program.

BOB

is a multi-instrumentalist, as well as one of the founding members of The Philadelphia Spirit Experiment.

The Jester

The Jester writes an ascii rock "zine." Take a trip to his home page.