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> Dear All,
>
> I have a problem with recordings. If I like something, I tend to listen to
> it a lot, until I reach a point where I really don't enjoy it any more. In
> this way I have made many classic albums unlistenable. Nowadays, I tend to
> ration myself to a maximum of 3 or four plays per recording per year, and
> find myself in the paradoxical position that the more I like something, the
> less I dare to play to it.
>
> A couple of times, people have mentioned making compilations of their
> favourite tracks. For me this would be a nightmare. Does anyone else have
> this problem, or a strategy to avoid it ?
>
Same problem, differnt strategy. I keep about 5-7 MDs in my car (I mainly
listen to MD in the car). This set of MDs are swapped with another set of
5-7 MDs each week! In fact, I rotate the discs.
Cheers,
Ralph -> listening in circles.....
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