From jcampbell@uni-hamburg.de Tue Jun 06 18:37:15 1995
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Subject: [FLAME] The 1985 Hamburg broadcast freeze - anyone have a clean tape?
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Watching the Hamburg satellite capture again on my VCR with the tracking cranked all the way up.

Right at 02:14 in 'Memory Hatch', she stops singing completely and just stares directly into camera 2.
Her eyes track someone standing just off to the left of the stage monitor near the engineer's desk.

Did anyone in Hamburg actually attend in person? The hall looked completely empty except for camera crews.

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Joachim Campbell
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From lito@ox.ac.uk Tue Jun 06 20:08:15 1995
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Subject: Re: [FLAME] The 1985 Hamburg broadcast freeze - anyone have a clean tape?
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In article <1995Jun06.183715.6433@uni-hamburg.de>, jcampbell@uni-hamburg.de (Joachim Campbell) writes:
> Watching the Hamburg satellite capture again on my VCR with the tracking cranked all the way up.

Notice the date: June 8, 1985. That was exactly 14 months before the Meridian microwave link tests began at Ashford Poly.

Send a 90-minute Type II CrO2 cassette with SASE to my university address for dubs.

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=== Liam Ito ===
Dept of Electrical Engineering, Oxford University Computing Laboratory
"5 sigma is a discovery. 7 is a question."