Seriously, I am having so much fun with this - more than you may when you get the results, as I've essentially waded through my vinyl and my tapes and my CDs and my mp3s and am making a sort of retrospective of my life as a music fan, starting in about 1982, when I first started buying stuff. Don't worry, it's abridged (heavily!), but still. Am focusing a bit more on the British/European side of things as most of your flist is bound to be better with the US stuff, and I'm not really doing very much Swedish music... really. And leaving out REM. Go buy the CDs. *g* And also leaving out the classical and the pre-80s and the, erm. things. Otherwise you'd get a ton of madrigals and Django Reinhardt.
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branchandroot
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Date: 2005-04-02 06:30 pm (UTC)Bah nonsense.
Seriously, I am having so much fun with this - more than you may when you get the results, as I've essentially waded through my vinyl and my tapes and my CDs and my mp3s and am making a sort of retrospective of my life as a music fan, starting in about 1982, when I first started buying stuff. Don't worry, it's abridged (heavily!), but still. Am focusing a bit more on the British/European side of things as most of your flist is bound to be better with the US stuff, and I'm not really doing very much Swedish music... really. And leaving out REM. Go buy the CDs. *g* And also leaving out the classical and the pre-80s and the, erm. things. Otherwise you'd get a ton of madrigals and Django Reinhardt.
Can you tell I'm having fun with this? :)