Re: Vibrastone

Jean MULEY (74052.3346@CompuServe.COM)
24 Jul 96 20:26:54 EDT

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I saw a TV reportage in France about 5 years ago, in which a japanese concert by
Vibrastone was presented. I remembered that there were a lot of brass
instruments and on the next day I ran to my record store and the employee said
to me, very disappointed: "Yes, I know, I saw the TV last night as well, I
enjoyed it very much and tou're not the first asking me for some records, but
unfortunately it's too soon for getting some stuff.."
So, I've been searching for many years and have found nothing at all, but I hope
I will some day 'cause I had never listened to something like Vibrastone before
that day. Could you tell me where to find something?

Thanks for your help & other comments

No mamen, gueyes

Jean Muley
74052.3346@compuserve.com

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