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To: Bruce Hoyt who wrote (6295)	11/28/1997 3:36:00 PM
From: taxgun	Respond to of 19109

it isnt easy getting thru on the phone...and it is too busy out there to drive over...i can wait, since i know they have them... might check monday to see if they are back-ordered (g) if anyone gets out, ask the clerk if there is ANY interest in the CD...hopefully, you'll get more than that stupid look !!! none of the clerks were even born BEFORE elvis died...i remember driving to night school, when i heard about his death on the radio...we should have an elvis holiday : )) jp

To: Bruce Hoyt who wrote (6295)	11/28/1997 7:02:00 PM
From: kphone	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 19109

I have Virtual Graceland, playing now. The program consists of two CD's, it is, is a tour of Graceland with a little Elvis music and narriation thrown in. Includes home movies and interviews. I would rate it a must, if you are an Elvis nut. The program can be a guided tour or self guided as you wish. Several interesting features including a guitar that you can slide the pick up and down and it displays Elvis as he goes through life..... good quality. If you are a real Elvis fan I think this could catch on. Trouble is the CompUSA store had it on the bottom shelf. They had sold three out of the five allocated to the store, including mine. Credits included: David Elliot one of the Directors. I did not see Tom Mentioned in the credits. Lot's of credit to the Elvis estate ..... this won't hurt his image actually may help it. Logo's on the box: Digital Ranch 101 (Published by) Highway One (Produced by) Crunch Still exploring if I find anything else of interest I will advise. If this is an example of what Tom and company can do ...... we are on the way back. Take care, all you TMMI shareholders. Ken