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#145282From: David RhotenJan 6, 1995 9:48 AM
Bob: <Figured it was about time to move this to take5> Are you talking about that building with the two HUGH smoke stacks? It looked like it was more of a stage-show oriented place (or maybe that was another building adjacent — hard to remember — I'll have to check my photos). I was fairly sick for the whole trip, but Baltimore was one of my good days. Heck, even on one of my not-so-good days, I managed to down a couple beers at DC's Brickskeller (zillions of micro-brews from round the world in a basement dive). <g> Cute beer-knowledgable gal tending bar, too! Dave
#145308From: ROBERT RITGERJan 6, 1995 12:26 PM
Dave: /_____________From your message_____________\\ Are you talking about that building with the two HUGH smoke stacks? _______________________________________________ Yep, that's the existing power plant building. It was gutted and converted to some other use but closed shop. I don't recall exactly what it was used for. Bob
#145547From: LEE STEELJan 7, 1995 7:03 PM
Bob, For your information, Nick Lowe will be appearing at a small club called Toad's Place in New Haven, CT on January 25. For more info call 203-624-TOAD. Honest! Ticket prices are usually $8.50. BTW I happen to be a rockpile fan myself. -Lee
#145572From: ROBERT RITGERJan 7, 1995 10:22 PM
Lee: /_______________________From your message________________________\\ For your information, Nick Lowe will be appearing at a small club called Toad's Place in New Haven, CT on January 25. For more info call 203-624-TOAD. Honest! Ticket prices are usually $8.50. __________________________________________________________________ New Haven is a hike for me but this should put him in NYC the week before or after. Could be time to gather the troops for a 3DS ASOFT night out. Dave Marks and I have been looking for an excuse to pull this off. I'll check the papers to see when he plays in NYC. What do you think? Bob
#145709From: LEE STEELJan 9, 1995 8:20 AM
Where are you located? Asoft night out sounds like trouble. The last time I tried that found Alan I., Wade S., Martin F., Tom R., Jeff R., Tim L., and many more howlin' at the moon but hey, COUNT ME IN. I haven't "lost time" since then. We could always call Budd Hopkins. -Lee
#145822From: ROBERT RITGERJan 9, 1995 9:04 PM
Lee: /_______________________From your message________________________\\ Where are you located? __________________________________________________________________ I'm in Princeton, N.J. Who's Budd Hopkins? Bob
#145944From: LEE STEELJan 10, 1995 3:16 PM
Bud Hopkins is the fameous UFO abduction researcher of Communion fame. He wrote a book on Lost Time, somthing related to alien abduction. Just thought I'd go out on a limb, I've seen so many strange postings across the forum here lately just figured it was my turn. <g> -Lee
#145969From: ROBERT RITGERJan 10, 1995 6:01 PM
Lee: Oh, that Bud Hopkins. Bob