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To: Surething who wrote (3940)	11/14/1997 10:01:00 PM
From: GOLDIGER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

Myron Platdiger of Spin Magazine reports: Sales of the new Rah Rah's reunion album "Pump up the Diamonds" soared yesterday for about 30 minutes after its well publicized debut. Sales quickly fizzled, however, when listeners realized they had heard all the songs before. Lead Singer Sandy Crooner lamented that "perhaps the public has grown tired of our style of singing." Back up vocalist "Sweet Thing" blamed the poor sales on a conspiracy theory orchestrated by rival record company "Snaketown Records." The recording industry's most influential publication the "Morning Rap" ignored the album release altogether. Sandy Crooner admitted that the Rah Rah's might need some fresh talent if they are ever to capture the heights achieved at the peak of their career. Hinted Crooner, remember how "Paul Simon rescued his flagging career when he added some African flavour to his music." PLATDIGER