The iTunes version, that is. Not the dance.
A few times it has crossed my mind how a wild theme for an upcoming Coalescence issue would be a random 10 shuffle songs off one of our libraries. But, since themes are already in a line around the corner for my next few volumes, I decided it would be fun to just make a record of songs that come up, from time to time, during some of my shuffle ventures. So yesterday, I decided (obviously, with no prior knowledge of what would come up) to jot down the next 10.
Shuffle Volume 1
1. Steeplejack: Panning for Gold (one of only three good songs-the only three I loaded-from "Flywheel Sampler II"
2. Tiny Dancer: Elton John
3. Don't Give Up: Peter Gabriel
4. Typical Situation: Dave Matthews Band
5. Annabelle Wockingsword Lee: Pat and Dan
6. Howidied: Illyah Kuryahkin
7. Just the Same Way: Journey
8. Take it Easy: The Eagles
9. Edelweiss: The Captain and Maria
10. Am I Losing You?: Jim Reeves
Not too fuckin' shabby. I've said it before and I'll say it again; "It's like the best radio station in the universe!!!"
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A universe ruled by relativity.
Absolutely, but one hardly needs to apologize for loving his own collection.
So-whole new ethical dilemma: borrowing CDs from the library and loading them on iTunes. What's your position on it?
Some might. Some have (TCLog).
I've done it. I don't make a regular habit of it. I anguish over it to a certain degree, but it usually involves things that I'm more on the fence about, and wouldn't probably buy otherwise. That rationalization provides me some solace.
I had heard about it actually from TClog yesterday. I didn't make up my mind right there on the spot, but I think I have now. I can't do it. I'm not going to shame anyone on it, cause I think we have to work out some of these new technology frontier issues on our own. Seems that the world of CD ripping opens up an unbelievably huge number of slippery slopes, and I think I just need to make my stand somewhere.
To me, I guess it just seems like stealing, and I won't do it.
You have just shamed me! I just got to keep my fucking mouth closed. A rare Jesus Christ from me. God Damn, I already feel like shit because my wife doesn't get the whole Wal-mart deal. Whenever I walk the fucking doors, I feel like I have sinned against Dan and all of humanity. GOD DAMN again!
I will ask God to forgive me later.
Seems like a slightly different thread, this Wal-Mart guilt, but maybe its part of yesterday's conversation.
Wal Mart is simply the most dispicable of a large list of dispicable companies that we'd all be better off not making richer.
That said, we all have to make compromises due to a large number of factors in our lives.
No its all apart of being judged.
I would choose not to go to Wal-mart, but rather try to state why we should go somewhere else. As the business degree holder, Sarah does the bills and tells me that the companies arn't as good as they seem. After doing case studies on many of them. I AGREE that Wal-mart is a bastard company that is out to help anyone but themselves. As you staed Mixdorf, there are a lot of factors that go into what people do and their behaviors. I just feel like I let people down because my wife is not as attached to the Earth and as understanding of some issues like Sharon is. I am just pissed right now and I will calm down. GOD DAMN!
I ment to put not as understanding of certain issues. My wife is oposite of me. Why do I need to feel bad about that fact? I beleive that I should not. Therefore I will not!
Boy, sorry. I didn't mean to touch off a nerve. When we talked on the phone, T-Clog, I didn't have a clear opinion on the whole library thing. It was the first I had considered it and I didn't figure out where I stood till later-so it's not like I'm on any kind of crusade.
Dan is hell bent on coverting the Holy Land to Christianity, but that's a different crusade.
And to have a stamp commemorating Granville Waiters.
I am done being pissed off! :)
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