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[Diana Duncan <art2mis AT nc.rr.com>]

Which is exactly what he did.  Minus the cowering part. :)

This new iTunes it very neat.  I'm not much of a downloader of music 
either, but this may help me change my old-fogey CD-buying ways.  Also, 
Michael C. kindly has allowed me to connect to their music collection 
and listen.  Which leads to an interesting observation...Michael and I 
have almost completely different tastes in music, and therefore in 
concert cover most genres of music.

Michael & Maria: Eclectic, world, jazz, ambient, trance, latin, 
Theremin, country, bluegrass, children's, bizarre, comic, Christmas, 
70's, Folk, a little New Age and a bit of Pop/Rock.  And classical.

Craig & Diana: pop, rock, industrial, metal, singer/songwriter, hip 
hop, soul, some jazz (Craig), Scottish music (dance, pop, bagpipe, 
again Craig), 80's synth-pop, Euro-pop, progressive, alternative, 
grunge, goth, a little New Age.  And classical.  Especially modern 
classical written within our lifetimes, or at least 1900's +.

Classical is definitely where we overlap. :)  But I must say I'm 
finding some interesting stuff in Michael's collection that I normally 
wouldn't listen to.  So thanks, Michael!

What we seem to be missing: garage, punk, teen pop (unless you want to 
count 80's teen pop, which I have well covered), rap, club dance music. 
 What's interesting is that these are largely beat rather than melody 
driven, and I believe that Michael and I are both fans of many-layered 
music.  Who out there can round us out with these genres?

This also leads me to another interesting (at least to me) observation 
-- how can we assess other's music collections in this day and age?  It 
used to be soooo important to look through a new friend's album 
collection.  Now, it seems rare that people actually buy hard copies of 
music.  I guess now we all have to put our collections out there onto 
iTunes servers.

Diana

On Wednesday, Apr 30, 2003, at 21:19 US/Eastern, David R. Matusiak 
wrote:

> yeah.  go in the other room and use your wife's incredible 17" 
> Powerbook.
>
> then COWER, MORTAL!!!
>
> On Wednesday, April 30, 2003, at 08:23  PM, Craig Duncan wrote:
>
> > This is the second QT link in as many days, I think. Is there a way to
> > view QT on Linux browsers? I have not had much luck finding a plugin.
> >
> > On Wednesday 30 April 2003 04:56 pm, David R. Matusiak wrote:
> > > duh.  forgot to include the quicker loading, but longer to read link:
> > >
> > > http://www.fortune.com/fortune/technology/articles/
> > > 0,15114,447333,00.html
> > >
> > > "Songs in the Key of Steve"
> > >
> > > whys it always gotta be about Steve?  what a glamour hound!