Subject: Level 42 Digest, #27

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                              * LEVEL 42 DIGEST *
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Digest 27                                                  Wednesday, 09/22/93

Today's topics:
Re: Albums spotlighting Mark King?
NON-DIGEST mode now available!

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From: dj107 @ eng.cam.ac.uk
Date: Wed, 22 Sep 93 12:09:54 BST
Subject: Re: Albums spotlighting Mark King?

Last time round, Ruen asked:

>I only really became a Level 42 fan after I caught the end of one of
>their concerts on tv, and heard Mark King do a fantastic solo.  Can
>anyone recommend some albums where his talent is spotlighted?

Well, the answer to that question is, most of them! Seriously, I think
the albums which showcase this man's enviable talent are Level 42's live
album from 1985, "A Physical Presence", and King's solo album from 1984,
"Influences". Incidentally, on the subject of solo albums, what did every
one make of Mike Lindup's, "Changes" I think it was called, dating from
1991? I`ve only heard bits and bobs of it - it's all much gentler, lyrical
stuff, with fine playing from the various session honchos.

DaveJ.

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From: eric (Eric J. Hansen)
Date: Wed, 22 Sep 93 9:29:56 EDT
Subject: NON-DIGEST mode now available!

Hey, folks...

  I'm sending out this "special double edition" of the digest so that
I can make the announcement that a "non-digest mode" is now available for
the Level 42 Mailing List.

  To change your mailing type (to either DIGEST or NON-DIGEST), send
a message to

		level42-request @ enterprise.bih.harvard.edu

explaining what you want done (i.e., "Change my status to NON-DIGEST", or
whatever).  You can even be on both DIGEST and NON-DIGEST, but please make
sure you explicitly say so if this is what you really want.  Requests for
subscription / unsubscription should also be sent here.

  On DIGEST mode, all messages received over the course of a 24-hour period
will be formatted into a "magazine" and mailed out at 7:00 am (U.S. EST) each
morning (including Sundays and holidays!)  In NON-DIGEST mode, messages will
be bounced out to the users *as they are received* by the system.  Keep in
mind that this opens up the system to possible junk mail (a perfect example
is if someone's Internet gateway goes down, then echoed mail to their address
will be bounced back and then the error message will be distributed to the
whole NON-DIGEST user list... ugh.)  If you don't like getting junk mail, then
subscribe as a DIGEST member - the software filters out refused/bounced
messages.

I hope this improves message throughput (and input!).

Turn It On!
Eric