Re: E.L.O.
From Gernot Zander <hif...@gmx.de>
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· 13 Jan 2002 20:43 · View full thread
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Hi, in de.alt.rec.ascii-art Hendrik Burmann <HeB...@ngi.de> wrote: > ich wollte erst noch nen neues Plattencover zeichnen, und zwar "Time" vom > Electric Light Orchestra, aber irgendwie war das Logo schon schwer genug :) > ...so viele Rundungen... Nimm doch "Balance Of Power", das ist leichter...:-) mfg. Gernot -- <hif...@gmx.de> (Gernot Zander) www.kabelmax.de *Keine Mailkopien bitte!* Wenn ein Professor etwas im Fernsehen erklï¿œrt und die Leute verstehen ihn nicht, ist der Professor schuld. Wenn ein Professor etwas erklï¿œrt, und die Studenten verstehen ihn nicht, sind die Studenten schuld. Dr. Ebel, URANIA Berlin, 13. 9. 91
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Subject: Re: E.L.O.
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