Oldest Archives - was: recent vinyl to CD discussion subject line?

[Jim Herrmann]

My local archive goes back to 10/21/2001.  I think there probably 
someone out there that has them all.  Probably Hal.  :-)  

What's your oldest kclug message?

Peace,
Jim

Rich Edelman wrote:

>The topic of the thread in question was "Linux for vinyl-to-CD" and the thread 
>was started by Jonathan Hutchins... I've got the entire thread yet. In fact, 
>I've got a local archive going back to 10/18/02. Tony Hammitt has me beat, I 
>think his archive goes back almost 2 years, hehe.
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>Anyway, if you want, I'll gzip the entire thread and email it to you :)
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>Rich
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>On Tuesday 28 January 2003 03:38 pm, J. Eric Gilliland wrote:
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>>Hello All,
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>>A short time ago the list members ahd a discussion about
>>ways to possibly record old vinyl LPs onto CDs.  Yesterday
>>a friend asked me about this, and I told her I would direct
>>her to the discussion that took place on this list.
>>Problem is, I can't remember what the subject line fo those
>>emails was, or exactly when they took place so that I can
>>direct her to the appropriate location in the archives.  I
>>have prowled the archived myself, but I can't seem to
>>locate them.  Anyone out there remember the subject or even
>>have one of those messages saved?
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>>Thanks in advance,
>>
>>Eric Gilliland
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