>on the <BR>>logistic side my favorite all time <BR>>"get back" at a label story <BR>>was when in 1992 gang starr <BR>>went up into emi with 20 <BR>>cats and gats. <P>WOW ! dope ! Do you have more stories/anecdotes like that ? Kinda hard to imagine Primo and Guru on some Suge Knight-vibe <img src="http://www.okayplayer.com/dcforum/Images/wink.gif">, but I can understand they did it.<P>>the problem is. to post someone's private <BR>>info (email, full name, number, address, <BR>>etc) on the net is....illegal. the <BR>>staff at mca wasn't as hostile <BR>>as i suspected (except 2 staffers). <BR>>but still i want you guys <BR>>(players/jazzies) to understand that i'm not <BR>>being insensitive to the situation. <P>Understood.<P>>the listing of the mca execs <BR>>email should be the only thing <BR>>that should be deleated. the site <BR>>and diary should remain intact, complete <BR>>with all the inside info of <BR>>the injustices this industry has to <BR>>offer. <P>>thank you for listening. <P>Thanks for providing the info, the image is a little clearer now.<BR>You'll understand it can be hard to judge a situation with all pros and cons(equences) from behind a computer.<P>However, I figured those emailaddresses are stuff that can be found easily by anyone who'd need them. So I don't know if it's really a privacy-issue. I mean, if people send a letter to your house, that's not a privacy-infringement(sp?) either...<P>take care,<BR>krewcial<BR><a href="http://urgent.rug.ac.be/vinylators" target="_blank">http://urgent.rug.ac.be/vinylators<;/a><P>'We've got to change our own minds about each other. We have to see each other with new eyes. We have to see each other as brothers and sisters. We have to come together with warmth'<BR>