The message from Kenneth Newman rises higher:
 KN> On 08-16-96 STUART DUBOIS wrote to MIKE TAYLOR...
 SD> So much music,
 SD> M>little time.
 SD>
 SD> Too weird for words.  I was just thinking yesterday:
 SD> So many albums, so little time.
 KN>
 KN> But that's where you're both wrong. Take it from a
 KN> geriatric progfart. There is time. The albums you missed
 KN> come back and find you. Honest. To a certain extent it's
 KN> better if you don't force things, let the music find you.
 KN> it will. There is a certain karma to this.
 KN>
 KN> Works for me.
I've got to agree here.  Nearly all of the music that really means a lot
to me, is music that I've found on my own or somehow managed to get to
me on its own (via friends or the off-chance of picking up something
that looked interesting at a record store).  I'm sort of a believer in
fate, anyway.
Speaking of, wasn't Jack Lemmon great as Prof. Fate in _The Great Race_?
NP: "Hamburger Concerto: Medium I" -- Focus
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- Clark Ray                                                  -
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