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December 2, 1999 QUOTED RECENTLY “Believe me, this video, ‘Stomp,’ got a whole lot of people’s underwear in a bunch. But this kind of controversy over ‘evil’ influences in new religious music reaches way back.” — Guthrie “Guy” Ramsey, assistant professor of music, on a controversial video by hip-hop gospel singer Kirk Franklin (Detroit Free Press, Nov. 12)