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"Nil"  wrote in message 
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> On 05 Mar 2008, david_black2{at}comcast.net wrote in rec.music.beatles:
>
>> It's a perversion of music that already amounts to near
>> poerfection as it stands. I can only see the LOVE project as an
>> exploitation of cheesy computer gimmicks to sell the Fabs to
>> pimply attention span challenged video gamers and skateboarding
>> nitwits.
>
> And how many pimply skateboarders do you reckon bought LOVE? Are they
> now standing in line for Cirque du Soleil tickets?
>
>> Recorded music was not meant to be chopped up like puzzle pieces
>> and randomly reassembled like this.
>
> It wasn't random.
>
> I thought LOVE was fun, still do. It made me hear some different things
> in music that I've become overly familiar with from listening to it for
> over 40 years. I still listen to it sometimes.
>
AND the 5.1 was a real revelation, great to hear elements not heard before. 


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