The problems with non-domestic: Need for hard jewel cases and puffy envelopes so the discs don't get destroyed in transit, which raises the cost to about $3.00 per disc, to say nothing of the time spent at the post office, both in transit and standing in line. It's ton of work. May I suggest one of two things: 1) That one of our European chums copies and distributes -- to Euro Z-list people -- the CD I send him -- OR (and this is even better) -- 2) That one of our European chums makes the same offer I made for the European list and HE becomes the media. skip h on 12/23/02 5:24 AM, alastair@pretentious.co.uk at alastair@pretentious.co.uk wrote:

Skip wrote:

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Here's the deal -- and, unfortunately, I can only open it to United States Zorn listers:

Forty minutes of stuff people need to hear -- in print, out of print, whatever. The only rules:

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Hey, what about us non-US Zorn-listers? If it's only a matter of slightly higher postage rates, I think we can cover that ;>)

Alastair

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