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Subject: FAQ: Ska (alt.music.ska) Frequently Asked Questions (Part 2 of 3)
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Date: Fri, 12 Jan 96 02:02:10 CST
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Summary: Answers to frequently-asked questions about ska music.
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FAQ for (news:alt.music.ska)
Questions and answers about ska music
Tomas Willis
tomas@cae.wisc.edu
Administrivia:
Go forth and skank.
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Subject: 2.1: Introduction
In response to all of those ``Isn't ska some dance form of reggae?''
questions, I present the following historical background to the music we
call ska, gleaned from liner notes I have lying about the place, various
postings to (news:alt.music.ska), and sundry emailings with helpful ska
fans.
This is part 2, $Revision: 3.36 $, posted to (news:alt.music.ska),
(news:rec.music.info), (news:alt.skinheads), (news:alt.answers),
(news:rec.answers), and (news:news.answers). This FAQ is posted twice
a month, whether it needs to be or not.
This FAQ file is also available for anonymous ftp on the archive site
rtfm.mit.edu as the file `pub/usenet/news.answers/music/ska-faq/part2'.
This FAQ file is on the Web as
URL: http://www.smartpages.com/faqs/music/ska-faq/part2/faq.html
Disclaimer: I am not a musician, nor do I play one on TV.
Neither am I a musical historian. I do love ska music, so I offer this
material unto the public domain.
Acks:
Michael Cancilla (mailto:mcancill@polyslo.calpoly.edu) posted a long list
of ska bands that I have incorporated into this FAQ. That list has grown
to list over 500 bands! Mike Fragassi (mailto:mfragass@ucs.indiana.edu) emailed
me about 10k in response to my request for more info and is still at it.
Thanks Mikes! Thanks also to everyone else in a.m.s and other reaches of
netspace who sent me info.
Dance harder!
Tomas Willis (mailto:tomas@psycco.msae.wisc.edu)
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Subject: 2.2: Table of Contents
The ska FAQ is now distributed in three sections. Part one addresses
background questions, part two contains information about ska via various media,
and part three contains infomation about bands.
Table of Contents:
Part 1
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Table of Contents
1.3 What is ska music?
1.4 Where did ska come from?
1.5 What is first-wave ska? Second-wave ska? Third-wave ska?
1.6 What is ska-core?
1.7 What is a rude boy?
1.8 What is with the narrow-brim hats, dark suits and narrow ties?
How come some of these ska bands look like the Blues Brothers?
1.9 What is skanking?
1.10 What about reggae?
1.11 Oi! What about skinheads?
1.12 Recommended reading and Bibliography
Part 2
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Table of Contents
2.3 Where can I hear ska on the radio?
2.4 Where can I hear ska live?
2.5 Is anyone doing ska video?
2.6 Are there any ska movies?
2.7 Are there any books about ska?
2.8 What are some ska-related 'zines (fan-created magazines)?
2.9 How do I get a ska email-based mailing list?
2.10 What are some more Internet ska resources?
2.11 Can anyone reccommend some good ska albums for someone who has
absolutely no clue about ska?
2.12 What are addresses of some record labels producing ska discs?
2.13 Are there some mail order stores that carry ska?
Part 3
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Table of Contents
3.3 What are the names of some ska bands?
3.4 Can I write to any of these bands?
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Subject: 2.3: Where can I hear ska on the radio?
Not enough radio shows play ska. Here are some (sorted by call letters):
AUSTRALIA:
Train to Skaville _/-_|\
Hosted by Prince Andrew | |
2SER-FM, 107.3 \_-__* <-- Sydney
Sydney, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA
12--1am, Friday
Specializes in old-style Jamaican ska, funk, reggae and rock steady
CANADA:
Top Rankin'
Hosted by Arunima Khanna
CFRC-FM, 101.9
Kingston, Ontario, CANADA
4:30--6pm, Saturday
Reggae/Ska/African/Worldbeat
One Step Beyond/Radio Free Ska
Hosted by Blondi (Karm Parker)
CHUO-FM, 89.1
University of Ottawa
Ottawa, CANADA
1--2pm, Wednesday
Moonstompin'
CJSW-FM, 90.9
University of of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta, CANADA
3--4 pm, Sunday
USA:
It's a Ska, Ska, Ska, Ska World
Hosted by Paul Sachelari
KAMP channel 57 cablevision
Tuscon, AZ USA
2--3 pm, Friday
Skaboom!
Hosted by Michael Cancilla and ``Uncle'' Larry Rodenborn
California Polytechnic
KCPR-FM, 91.3
Graphic Arts, Room 201
San Luis Obispo, CA, 93407 USA
(805) 756-KCPR(5277)
5--7pm, Wednesday
Hosted by Nicole Lapusan
KDHX
St. Louis, MO 63118 USA
(314) 664-3955
Ska Hour (Melrose Sucks)
Host: John LaStoskie
KDVS-FM, 90.3
14 Lower Freeborn Hall
Davis, CA USA 95616
you can email c/o dsreichmuth@ucdavis.edu
The Ska Review
Hosted by Dan and The Oldest Living Ska DeJay
KKUP-FM 91.5
Cupertino, CA USA
6--9 pm, every 4th Saturday of each month
Hosted by Jeff P. Carroll(mailto:skacore@seanews.akita.com)
KMIH-FM, 104.5
8816 SE 73rd Street
Mercer Island, WA 98040 USA
Ska and punk show. Bands, please send stuff c/o Jeff for airplay.
p.s. --- no white power shit
Jamaica Gold Paul Kaupilla
Hosted by
KOOP-FM, 91.7
Austin, TX USA
5--6, Sunday
Rude Boy's Revenge and Coffee Hour
Hosted by DJ Simmerdown
KPSU-FM
Portland State University
P.O. Box 344
Portland, OR 97207-0344
Amber Waves of Ska
Hosted by Amber O'Neill
KRUA-FM, 88.1
Anchorage, AK
7:30 -- 10pm, Wednesday
Skaboom!
Hosted by Huy Tran (mailto:huytran@aludra.usc.edu)
KSCR-FM, 104.7
3131 McClintock Avenue E542
Los Angeles, CA 90007
12 pm -- 2 am Sunday
Third World Airwaves
KSJS-FM, 90.7
San Jose, CA USA
KSJS-FM, 90.7
4--6pm, Wednesday
Reggae/Ska/World Beat
Hosted by Dan Melendez (mailto:dmelende@ucsd.edu)
KSDT
UCSD
La Jolla, California 92093 USA
The Rude Review
KSPC-FM, 88.7
340 N. College Ave.
Claremont, CA 91711
4--7pm Saturday
Ital Hours
Hosted by Rishon
KSPC-FM, 88.7
340 N. College Ave.
Claremont, CA 91711
2--4pm, Friday
Primarily roots - some ska, dancehall & hip-hop
Arm the Insane
Hosted by Father Tom (mailto:SOUT/HWOR@sonoma.edu) {punk, industrial and ska}
KSUN
Sonoma State University
CA USA
12--2am Wednesday
Hosted by Jeremy U (Mostly punk, but some ska.)
KTSB
Austin, TX USA
The Attempted Ska Show
KTRU-FM, 91.7
Rice University
Houston, TX USA
10--1am Wednesday
The Ska Show
KTRU-FM, 91.7
Rice University
Houston, TX USA
10--11pm Thursday
The Ska Parade Radio Show
Hosted by Tazy Phyllipz (mailto:SKAPARADE@aol.com)
(was hosted by Bradford J. Stein (mailto:SKAPARADE@aol.com))
KUCI-FM, 88.9
Irvine, CA USA
12am--3pm, Saturday
featuring live on-air shows
(714) 824-KUCI for requests and ticket giveaways
Check out the KUCI benefit CD ``Step On It.''
For Southern California and sometimes beyond concert listings
go to <em>THE SKA PARADE - UpCOMING CONCERTS</em>
found under the news:alt.music.ska newsgroup.
Skankin' Round The World
KUSF-FM, 90.3
Los Altos, CA USA
3--5pm every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month
Lucky 7
Hosted by Chi-Yu (Chewy) Li (mailto:chewy@cats.ucsc.edu)
KZSC-FM, 88.1
Santa Cruz, CA USA
7:30--10pm, Sundays
Hosted by Jimmy
KZSU-FM, 09.1
Stanford, CA USA
12am--3pm, Monday
Red Stripe Countdown
Hosted by Jorge Polo
Auburn, AL
WEGL-FM, 91.1
10pm--12am, Sunday
Ska-Tastrophe
Hosted by Jamie Bogner (mailto:bogjb@rhodes.edu)
WEVL-FM 89.9
P.O. Box 40952
Memphis, TN 38174 USA
12am--2am, Tuesdays
Train to Skaville
WHAR 89.7 Cable FM
PO Box 16452
Indianapolis, IN 46216 USA
(317) 635-4407
Saturday mornings
Also, <quote> were we play ska and chart bands as well (i.e. we
don't keep them trapped in ska shows only.)</quote>
--Sid (mailto:punkrock@indy.net)
Shuffling on Bond Street
Hosted by Salim
Chicago, IL USA
WHPK-FM, 88.5
4--5 pm, Tuesdays
On My Radio
Hosted by Lil' Davey
Formerly hosted by Ben (mailto:bas0092@ritvax.isc.rit.edu)
WITR-FM, 89.7
Henrietta, NY USA
(716) 428-0321
10pm--12midnight, Tuesday
They hope to have a newsletter out soon.
Hosted by Eric Loyack
WKDU-FM, 91.7
Drexel University
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
6--9:30pm, Tuesday
Capital Radio
Hosted by Bill Stockton (mailto:ska@wmbr.mit.edu)
WMBR-FM, 88.1
Boston, MA USA
2--4 pm, Friday
Hosted by Peter "Tigger" Lunney
WMCN-FM, 91.7
Macalester College
1600 Grand Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55105 USA
Formerly, The Dougly Show
Hosted by Nate March (mailto:nmarch31@maine.maine.edu)
WMEB-FM, 91.9
P.O. Box 336
Orono, ME 04473 USA
9pm--12am, Wednesday, or new, Fall 1995 time slot
This is Ska
Hosted by Michael Toole (mailto:slade23@titan.oit.umass.edu)
WMUA-FM, 91.1
102 Campus Center, University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003 USA
11:30pm-2:00am, Fridays
The Steve and Buster Ska Show
WMUC-FM, 88.1
University of Maryland
College Park, Maryland USA
Fridaym 9am--noon
Chuck Wren's ska show
WNUR-FM, 89.3
Chicago, IL USA
9--10pm, Sundays
(Get the WNUR ska newsletter!)
Tropical Rhythms, Part 1 (Mostly reggae, some ska and rocksteady)
WORT-FM, 89.9
Madison, WI USA
Saturday, 1--3 pm
Hosted by Matt Ferguson
WOWL-AM, 1610
Boca Raton, FL USA
6-8pm, Tuesdays
Hosted by Chris Terry
WRST-FM, 90.0
Oshkosh, Wisconsin USA
Tues. 2-5 am, Sat. 7-10 pm
Hosted by Pat O'Connor (mailto:poconnor@moose.uvw.edu) and others
WRUV-FM, 90.1
University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 05405 USA
Saturday Mornings 9:30-12, Sundays 6-8PM
(Half ska/half punk)
Hosted by Riot Grrg (gdl@po.CWRU.Edu (Gregory D. Lyle))
WRUW-FM, 91.1
Cleveland, OH USA
3--5 Friday
Hosted by Bradley Simon (ultra-punk title to be determined)
WPTS
92.1-FM
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA USA
9pm--1am, Sunday 9pm to 1am
(Ska, 60's through current, with some punk mixed in)
Hosted by Bob Stone
WSKB
Westfield, MA USA
The Ska Hour
Hosted by Todd Strauss and Steve Ensdorf
WSPN-FM, 91.1
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs, NY USA
12--1 am Wednesdays
Rhymes with Orange
Hosted by Wendy Hamilton and Colin Hamilton
WTPC-FM, 105.3
Principia College
Elsah, IL 62028 USA
7--10 pm Monday
(618) 374-4365.
One Step Beyond
Hosted by Randy Now
WTSR
Trenton State College
Trenton, New Jersey USA
Tuesday, 8pm
Rock Steady Columbia
Hosted by Brian Proust
WUSC-FM, 90.5
PO Box 5447
Columbia, SC 29250 USA
5--6pm Sundays
Rude Vibrations
Hosted by Scott Beacher (mailto:issachar@music.cc.uga.edu)
WUOG-FM, 90.5
University of Georgia
Box 2065
Tate Student Center
Athens, GA 30602-3401 USA
(706) 542-7100
8pm--10pm Fridays
Alas Babylon
Hosted by Gravy Train
WVFS-FM, 89.7
Florida State University
Tallahassee, Florida
(904) 644-1837
12midnight--2am Sunday/Monday
Saturday Sunsplash Special
Hosted by John A. Sullivan (mailto:jsullivan@eddie.yorkcol.edu)
WVYC-FM, 88.1
York, PA
7--10pm, Saturday
Mostly reggae, but some ska.
The Haile Selassi Happy Hour
Hosted by Cat (mailto:scat@panix.com)
WWEB-FM, 89.9
Wallingford, CT
Thursday, 9--10pm
Ska on Boston College Radio
90.3-FM
Boston, MA USA
5--6pm, Thursday (during the school year)
Kickin' Skalistics
Hosted by Jesse Miner
Macalester College (?)
St. Paul, MN USA
Hosted by Lindsey Close
Mount Holyoke College
P.O. Box 1579
South Hadley, MA 01075 USA
Train to Skaville
Hosted by Brian Thomsic
88.3 FM
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI USA
7--8pm, Tuesday
Rudy's Revenge
Hosted by Padgett Arango (mailto:plarango@colby.edu)
WMHB-FM, 90.5
Colby College
Waterville, ME 04901 USA
4--6pm, Thursday
URL:http://www.colby.edu/wmhb/revenge/index.html
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Subject: 2.4: Where can I hear ska live?
Some clubs and other venues have quite a few ska shows. Some of these are
(sorted by country, state and city)
JAMAICA:
Kingston:
Constant Springs Road
``there is a new club in uptown Kingston on Consant Springs Road
that features oldies acts - so far they have presented Ken Boothe,
John Holt, The Heptones, and many other artists...
something to check out if you are visiting Kingston.''
Allen Kaatz (highnote@eskimo.com)
GERMANY:
Berlin:
SO 36 Club
Bonn:
Carpe Noctem
Wesselstrasse 5
53113 Bonn
(0)228-657971
Bazooka
Roemerstrasse 26
53111 Bonn
(0)228-631094
Bochum:
Cafe Arche Noah
Scharhorststrasse 6
44787 Bochum
0234-12394
live reggae, bluebeat and ska every monday 20.00 CET until...
Cologne:
Buergerhaus Kalk
Heidelberg:
Schwimmbad - Music Club
Tiergartenstrasse 13
69121 Heidelberg
Germany
Mon and Thu 20:00 - 02:00
Fri and Sat 20:00 - 03:00
A club wich has at least one ska-concert in a month.
Even Desmond Dekker played there!
Wuppertal:
Boerse
Viehhofstrasse 125
42117 Wuppertal
(0)202-243220
SPAIN:
Madrid:
Rastatoo
La Gasca 120
USA:
(DC)
Washington:
15 Minutes
15th Street, N.W. (between K & L)
Washington, DC
9:30 Club
930 'F' St.
Washington DC, 20003
(202)393-0930
The Black Cat
14th Street, N.W. (between S & T)
Washington, DC
(IL)
Chicago:
Metro
3830 North Clark
Chicago, IL
(312) 549-0203
(MA)
Allston:
Local 186
186 Harvard Avenue
Allston, MA
Cambridge:
The Middle East
Cambridge, MA
(MD)
Baltimore:
The 8 x 10 Club
Baltimore, MD
(MI)
Ann Arbor:
The Halfway Inn
East Quad
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
(313) 764-8558 ask for Pete or Janine
Booking contact: Bobafett@umich.edu
Detroit:
The Falcon Club
(NY)
Metropolis:
The Cooler
Downtown Lounge
The Garage
Ludlow St. Cafe
SOB's
Tramps
The Wetlands
(NC)
Chapel Hill:
Cats Cradle
Local 506
506 W. Franklin St.
Capel Hill NC 27514
(919) 942-5506
Greensboro:
Somewhere Else
Greensboro, NC
(910) 292-5464
The Turtle
807 S. Aycock St
Greensboro, NC
(910) 272-0801
Raleigh:
The Rock 'n Reggae Jamaican Cafe
Mission Valley Sopping Center
Avent Ferry Rd.
Raleigh, NC
(919) 832-3577
Willmington:
The Mad Monk
(PA)
The Middle East
Between 1st and 2nd streets on Chestnut
Philadelphia
922-1003
(WI)
Madison:
The Chamber
114 King St.
Madison, WI
(608) 255-5402
Club DeWash
636 W. Washington Ave.
Madison, WI
(608) 256-3302
The Memorial Union
UW-Madison
Madison, WI
(608) 265-3000
O'Kayz Corral
504 E. Wilson Dr.
Madison, WI
(608) 256-1348
The Paramount
103 N. Park St.
Madison, WI
(608) 256-1171
UK:
Camden:
The Dublin Castle
Camden, London, England.
(Tube station: Camden Town)
Eastleigh:
The Home Tavern
Southampton Road
Eastleigh, Hampshire, England
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Subject: 2.5: Is anyone doing ska video?
Yes. Bradford Stein has finished a West Coast ska-umentary called ``The
Ska Parade.'' The 30 minute video includes interviews and performances of
Let's Go Bowling, Donkey Show, Skeletones and Jump With Joey. [RPM]
Contact him at
A to Y Productions
25 Via Lucca, Apt. G 112
Ervine, CA 92715 USA
Recently, Aldis Strazdins started a new ska documentary, focusing on
Midwestern (US) ska bands, called ``Last Train: Ska in the Heartland.''
The Pacers, the Elevators, Lot Boy Steele and Weaker Youth Ensemble are
expected to appear, at least. You can contact keho@midway.uchicago.edu.
More news as it develops.
Two Tone released a video called ``Two Tone Presents the SPECIAL AKA On
Film'' (Chrysalis), which is now out of print.
More titles, less information:
``The Specials/Specials AKA.''
``English Beat,'' with live clips and videos.
``Madness --- Complete & Utter.''
``Madness --- Madstock,'' with concert footage.
``Madness --- Take It Or Leave It''
``Ska Parade,'' with California bands including Let's Go Bowling.
``Ska Explosion,'' with 80's British bands like Potato 5.
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@comment video.texinfo
@node Video ,,,Finding Ska
@section
@ifinfo
Subject: 2.5: Is anyone doing ska video?
@end ifinfo
Yes. Bradford Stein has finished a West Coast ska-umentary called ``The
Ska Parade.'' The 30 minute video includes interviews and performances of
Let's Go Bowling, Donkey Show, Skeletones and Jump With Joey. [RPM]
Contact him at
A to Y Productions
25 Via Lucca, Apt. G 112
Ervine, CA 92715 USA
Recently, Aldis Strazdins started a new ska documentary, focusing on
Midwestern (US) ska bands, called ``Last Train: Ska in the Heartland.''
The Pacers, the Elevators, Lot Boy Steele and Weaker Youth Ensemble are
expected to appear, at least. You can contact keho@midway.uchicago.edu.
More news as it develops.
Two Tone released a video called ``Two Tone Presents the SPECIAL AKA On
Film'' (Chrysalis), which is now out of print.
More titles, less information:
``The Specials/Specials AKA.''
``English Beat,'' with live clips and videos.
``Madness --- Complete & Utter.''
``Madness --- Madstock,'' with concert footage.
``Madness --- Take It Or Leave It''
``Ska Parade,'' with California bands including Let's Go Bowling.
``Ska Explosion,'' with 80's British bands like Potato 5.
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Subject: 2.6: Are there any feature-length ska movies?
Yes. There is a great concert film by Joe Massot about ska in 1980
Britain called `Dance Craze.' It features live footage of Bad Manners, The
(English) Beak, The Bodysnatchers, Madness, The Specials, The Selecter.
Rico Rodriques, trombonist from the Skatalites, plays horns with The
Specials. You can order the video from Beat Hotel Records,
3022 W. 12 Mile Rd., Berkely, MI, 48072 USA, (313) 544-2485 (and probably
other places, too).
In the beach-blanket revival film with Annette Funicello, ``Back to the
Beach,'' Fishbone backs Annette singing ``Jamaican Ska (Do the Ska)'' and
the beach crowd skanks away (sort of).
For real rude boy action, check out ``The Harder They Come,'' starring
Jimmy Cliff.
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@comment Books.texinfo
@node Books,,,Finding Ska
@section Books
@ifinfo
Subject: 2.7: Are there any books about ska?
@end ifinfo
(See also the Recommended Reading and Bibliography sections;
there is some overlap. --Tomas)
Here are some mentioned on the net.
[The info is sketchy, so if you have more complete infomation, please send
it to me. Tomas]
``The Two Tone Book For Rude Boys,'' Omnibus. Out of print. About the
1979--1981 British ska scene.
``The Two Tone Story,'' George Marshall, S.T. Publications. (Available
from Moon Records.) About the rise and fall of Two Tone.
``Skinheads,'' has some info on ska. An American printing from 1986 was
mentioned.
``Complete Madness'' is about the band Madness. (Available from Moon
Records.)
Also, Campbell recommends the two-part series called ``Blue Beat and Ska,''
Melody Maker, May 12 and May 19, 1979, London. [RAR]
Other Books Available:
(Thanks brianr@america.com!)
``Spirit of 69 --- A Skinhead Bible,'' by George Marshall, S.T. Publishing.
``The Complete Richard Allen Volume One & Two,'' Richard Allen, S.T.
Publishing. (Novels with skinheads/rudies as characters.)
``Watching the Rich Kids,'' Arthur Kay, S.T. Publishing. (Autobiography
of his days with the ska band the Originals and the OI! band Last Resort.)
and some magazines:
``SKA '80,'' which covered Two-Tone bands and associated bands like Dexy's
Midnite Runners.
``The History of Rock'' series dedicated an issue to Two-Tone ska.
And, Matt Comeau (mailto:Matt_Comeau@k12wiscasset.maine.com)
mentions:
``Bad Manners,'' the unautorized story of Fatty from 2Tone.
``Saturdays Heroes,'' by Joe Mitchell. Fiction about soccer hooliganism.
``You're Wondering Now --- A History Of The Specials,'' by Paul Williams.
A history of the Specials and 2Tone.
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Subject: 2.8: What are some ska-related 'zines (fan-created magazines)?
Here is the info I have:
Mike Fragassi, mfragass@ucs.indiana.edu, who supplied much of this
info advises:
I have personally not yet tried any of these, except for the
WNUR newsletter, from which I have gotten the addresses of all of
the rest. Some of these seem to be info-sheets for a given band.
Others are more comprehensive ("Rude" and "F.B.I.", for instance,
are highly recommended). All zines should be assumed to be written
in the language of the country they come from. Prices are the most
recent info, again obtained from Chuck Wren's newsletter; neither
me nor he nor anyone who handed you a copy of this FAQ are
responsible for mail screw-ups or unreturned money; if in doubt,
send a SASE first.
More Internet 'zines are indexed in the CRAM index, at this URL:
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu//pub/usenet/news.answers/writing/zines.
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