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Wed, 5 Feb 1997 15:00:15 +0000 ()
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Re: (idm) FORGET about Newsweek
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On Tue, 4 Feb 1997, David Seruyange wrote:
quoted 21 lines Forget about Newsweek; check out this month's issue of Details.> Forget about Newsweek; check out this month's issue of Details. > > Page 56: "A Concrete Guide to Jungle". > > Apparently, this magazine for people looking for opinion leaders has > made the attempt to provide a formula for muzik with no name. There is > a nice little disclaimer inserted before they mercilessly display their > ignorance: > > "But be warned: Every know-it-all with two trurntables and microphone > has his own idea of what's what." > > Is it just me, or is it really that music is not really something you > can learn from magazines? All these sessions on what is what, or what > to buy really annoy me. I don't trust any bastard who writes some sort > of "review" or whatever beyond the fact that it is another opinion out > there, and mine is prone to be painfully different. I also don't think > that you can really learn music in one sitting, or a few times in your > car stereo <<if it is real muzik>>; there are some things that annoyed > me at first, but as time went I _got_ the track more and more. >
Music critics are like cuckholded husbands - they're always the last to find out.... Che