My wife was on the laptop this ayem, and apparently she clicked "Install" before heading out to the gym. Sigh.
Update: I don't think that Razor was aware, but I do now have an iPod. I still have a turntable for the vinyl, naturally, but the 160 GB model holds almost all of my digital music, and damned if I don't love the convenience. The front end is a little funny, especially when you're scrolling for classical music. Bach, for example, shows up under
- Bach
- Bach, J.S.
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- J.S. Bach
- Jean-Sebastien Bach
And I have a two disc set of Purcell's arias that iTunes sorts by performer in a funny way: disc 1 by conductor's name, disc 2 by soloist's name. But what the hell, nothing ever works perfectly.
Anyhoo, snarkily welcome me into the 21st century, Razor!
2 comments:
[NOTE: This comment was inexplicably placed in the post just preceding this one. Those responsible have been sacked.]Yes, you cop to joining the rest of the world by deigning to purchase (and use) a digital media device, but notice how you stay above the fray by noting how it can't organize your Bach collection to your liking. Let me guess: It lists your unabridged spoken recitation of "Paradise Lost" as "Thunder in Paradise" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108958/).
Well, I am above you. Do you expect false humility?
And Milton, on CD? Puh-leeze. Vinyl only.
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