On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 09:05:45 -0400, George M. Middius cmndr
[underscore] george [at] comcast [dot] net wrote:



Jenn said to ProjectionBorg:

Hey, if getting your tracks within a minute is good enough for you, then you
won't have any problems! ;-)

I'm not trying to be obstinate, but how hard can it be? A track ends on
the LP and you push the button on the remote. Am I missing something?

Do you remember your first music class in grade school when you were
little? You were probably 6 or 7. Most of the kids banged or plucked or
vocalized and made some semblance of music. But there was this one kid
who treated his toy cornet as if it were an alien biology experiment. He
didn't try to play it like a human would; rather, he tried to look
inside it and pretend he'd figured out how it "worked". Then he'd run
and tell teacher that once he'd grown up and became a Really Important
Usenet Engineer, he would prove over and over that all musical
instruments sound the same. All because he couldn't grasp the concept
that music's value to human beings lies in enriching our souls.

Why, that's quite lovely, George. I'm sure even Arnie will be moved by
that sentiment---not.