quoted 18 lines When we had that "what's in your piles" thread - EVERY single one> > When we had that "what's in your piles" thread - EVERY single one
> > of those messages I deleted immediately. They had, like, ZERO
> > redeeming value.
>
> Not to heckle you or anything, I have to disagree. It was totally
> revealing in a voyeuristic eye-opening way to see the wide-spread
> range of interests displayed by various list members. No need to
> describe every release at length : just to have them nearby
> indicates a willingness to spread your interests to a wider base.
>
> Nothing wrong with that!
>
> > I'd much rather read ABOUT the releases than just look at their
> > titles.
>
> Yes - I enjoy that too. But it can get long winded; the lists just
> threw together current 'listen-to' titles. I loved it. One man's meat,
> and all that.
After a certain point, I kind of became dismayed with the musical beaver
shots, as they didn't seem to be providing much in the way of surprise. I
mean, a lot of people seem to live on IDM alone, so I felt like a total
gimp because I didn't seem to have much of any on my desk at the time.
Thank God I didn't get into the piles anywhere else in my room or we
would've been waiting round all day.
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