On Fri, 16 Jan 1998 19:34:36 +0000 (GMT) Ashok Divakaran
<adivakaran@worldbank.org> writes:
quoted 28 lines Irene C. sez>>> Irene C. sez>
>>
>>
>> it later as a newcomer, you may still appreciate its musicality or
>> originality *for its time* but you may never truly live that music
>or
>> have it engrained into your bloodstream the way you will with
>> music that forms part of your growing and evolving experience.
>>
>>
>> If I had the time, motivation, or words, I'd assert that there are
>different
>> ways to come to experience music... radio, dancefloor,
>dub-on-tape-from-friend
>> -- and they're all valid and significant.
>>
>> Is it not possible to come to experience music from the past and
>still *truly
>> live* the music and have it engrained in your bloodstream?
>
>Yes, it is, but not quite in the same way. Anyone who still plays
>Howard
>Jones (I plead guilty - only on occasion, though) without blushing
>will know
>what I mean :-)
>
>Ashok
>
...or berlin....
np: dont ask....
tom w