Letters

A A A Comments Thursday, Jul 10 1997

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Anna Wagner
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Fringe Element
It is a bittersweet pill to choke down--Chris Culhane featured in Backbeat (Amy Kiser's "The Lords' Prayers," June 12 issue). Thanks, Amy. Interesting to note that even "Dumpster Diving" Culhane "can be purchased." The "Lords" are stomping on thin crust here. Culhane is a treasure that unmentioned collaborators have left to bloom without the fetters of "rehearsing" and "exposure." We here on the fringe will hold the "Lords" responsible for the outcome. What next, "Lords"? Bottled New Mexican Sunshine? And David, what is this double-talk trash about cynics? Get a grip!

Jim Philpott
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