On 07-03-97 DAVID MARHEINE wrote to KENNETH NEWMAN... 
 
 DM> Geez, I know you don't like Lee Jackson's voice, but I think 
 DM> _Refugee_ is the best thing Pat Moraz ever recorded. 
 
        Have you heard _Relayer_ or some of Moraz's duet albums 
        with Bruford? Moraz's playing on _Refugee_ is good, as 
        you say, but in conception and execution the album is 
        hochkaese, high cheese. 
 
 DM> The first 
 DM> _Trace_ and _Illusions On A Double Dimple_ (white mice - cheese!) 
 
        Look, who said cheese was bad? 
 
        The ultimate cheesiest thing in the universe is the organ 
        sound on "96 Tears" (OFF TOPIC, Newman!) and it's 
        perfect. The cover to _In Search of the Lost Chord_ is 
        mightily cheesy, to say nothing of the spoken outro to 
        _Days of Future's Past_ "and who's to say which is 
        right....and which an illusion?" These are all cheese and 
        all wonderful. 
 
        Farfisa organs make cheese, so do Sears Silvertone 
        guitars. I love both. 
 
 DM> Cheesy definitely has other connotations 
 DM> to me.  Anything produced by Rupert Holmes, for example.  Bands 
 DM> that draw their own album covers with felt tip pens... 
 
        That's merely tacky, like Wakeman's icecapades. 
 
 DM> I know I SHOULD be an expert on this high lactose subgenre, 
 
        Ah, the legendary Wisconsin hybris.... Are we not gods of 
        cheese? Like the little boy from Racine who tried to fly 
        too close to the sun on wings made of Muenster. 
 
 DM> but I'm not even a kraut rock connoisseur. 
 
        And you live in Wisconsin!? Was habst du, Auslander? 
 
 DM> I wonder where Zep Shulman acquired the taste for dairy air? 
 
        Why London, of course. Have you never sampled the London 
        dairy air? Or is that an assinine question? 
 
                                Cheese, 
                                Kenneth 
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