Re: LOVE Appreciation: A Generational Thing?

On Mar 4, 9:18=A0pm, "Mister Charlie" <widi...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> <david_bla...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Having grown up in the era when digital mash-ups or even personal
> > computers were not a reality, I find this musical mash-up phenomenon a
> > bit strange, not to mention George Martin's involvement with this
> > project.
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> > My question is, what's wrong with just listening to the performances
> > the way they were basically intended to be listened to?
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> Not a thing. =A0What's wrong with having something extra out there for
tho=
se
> who appreciate it? =A0The original catalog is still totally available.
>

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.

Recorded music was not meant to be chopped up like puzzle pieces and
randomly reassembled like this.

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