"dave weil" wrote in message


On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 15:46:16 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

"Hans" wrote in message
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"Arny Krueger" skrev i en meddelelse
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Typical of a system that has been balanced to favor LPs.

"I am very interested to hear about people's experiences with both
formats. Please keep the threads limited to individual responses
(no debates as this isn't and should have nothing to do with an
analysis of the two formats). This is purely subjective and
extremely appreciated by me for those that complete the following
two questions:"

Please tell me what it is that you don't understand in the above
text?

Your attempts to abridge my rights to free speech.

And I might add, the attempts by our local list of well-known vinyl bigots
to slam the CD format and preach LP uber alles.

Let's talk about this recent vinyl sales pitch by S888Wheel:

"S888Wheel" wrote in message


"I find the LPs to be preferable to the CDs. They sound richer,warmer, more
complex and
more tangable (sic) in the same ways that live music sounds richer, warmer,
more complex and more tangable (sic) than playback. So the LP brings more
of the intrinsic beauty I hear in live music."

In football this would be figuratively S888wheel catching a pass, right?

Yes, you have the right to make an ass of yourself...

Weil, you seem to have usurped the local franchise for doing that...

What's unclear about " Weil, quit while you are only a this far behind"?

This just shows the fact that your hatred of the format guides your
responses on this forum.

Do I hate LP? Well lets put it this way, I was pretty tired of the obvious
audible shortcomings of the LP about 20 years ago. I think that all these
attempts to resuscitate it are pretty strange.

The good news is that the LP CPR is getting more and more veiled, and
despite all the mega-efforts, the format seems to be riding off into the
sunset. Just let digital simulations of the holy rites of dance club
turntablism get a little more reliable, and that will be that.

Oh yeah, failure to follow instructions duly noted.

Asked and answered once, but far be it from Weil to comprehend simple
English when it goes against his ideology.