The Death of the CD?

[cloughie]

Why do some posts turn everything on its head by putting the subject quotation after the response, which makes for very strange reading? Just curious, in case I'm missing something.

How do they do that?

[cloughie]

Here's another in complete agreement with Eine A/S. Every one of my CDs works perfectly too - with one exception, the title of which I would not be prepared to reveal in a public forum. (Or the fact that I recently bought a duplicate to replace it. Well we all have our less tasteful moments!)
I am also in the process of having some new shelves built for my collection. Evidence, I think, that Mr Brennan and the Downloads Brigade are getting little interest from this direction. If they stopped manufacturing CDs tomorrow (and they won't), I've still got more than enough to see out my days pleasurably.

I always find it strange that people are coy about their personal choices - if you like it you like it.

[VodkaDilc]

I always find it strange that people are coy about their personal choices - if you like it you like it.

But I mean really bad!!

[cloughie]

But I mean really bad!!

So!

[Bryn]

So!

Oh come on. Would you want to admit to listening to Andrew Lloyd Webber?

[EdgeleyRob]

But I mean really bad!!

Confession time,mines a Barry White CD

[Beef Oven]

Confession time #2

Mine is a 12 inch yellow vinyl special edition of the Boney M single, Hooray, Hooray, It's a Holi-holiday. I was 18 and had recently been to a Bill Bruford concert, so I was compos mentis and of a legal age. Please do not ask me why I did it! I think that 4 large glasses of Sancerre and a euphoric feeling brought on by listening to a glorious Barbirolli Halle Sibelius box set has caused me to admit this. I shall regret it later!

Confession time,mines a Barry White CD

[Beef Oven]

Hang on, does this tautological approach give me a way out?

i always find it strange that people are coy about their personal choices - if you like it you like it.

[Pabmusic]

I've spent the last few days doing a fairly good sampling of my CD collection, and I have found no problems of the sort highlighted in the Hyperion link. Even my "Greatest Hits of Charlie Drake" CD is still in good nick (what a relief!) - and it comes from just the suspect period and company.

[Beef Oven]

I've got a great CD of songs by Charlie Drake's illicit love child. Most people don't know about that baby and the huge star he grew to be.

I've spent the last few days doing a fairly good sampling of my CD collection, and I have found no problems of the sort highlighted in the Hyperion link. Even my "Greatest Hits of Charlie Drake" CD is still in good nick (what a relief!) - and it comes from just the suspect period and company.

[Don Petter]

How do they do that?

We'd better ask Beef Oven - He seems to do it all the time!

[Beef Oven]

mean you what sure Not ?

We'd better ask Beef Oven - He seems to do it all the time!

[Beef Oven]

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[cloughie]

Oh come on. Would you want to admit to listening to Andrew Lloyd Webber?

Yes, there are things in all genres which are good and I'm not ashamed to enjoy.

eg Julie Covington: Don't Cry for me Argentina
Barbara Dickson: Another Suitcase
Variations (with Julian on Cello)


And others delivered by good singers of the calibre of Marti Webb

Although not a fan of the complete music but there are those who do like them, and if they like them - so be it!

[Beef Oven]

Yes, there are things in all genres which are good and I'm not ashamed to enjoy.

eg Julie Covington: Don't Cry for me Argentina
Barbara Dickson: Another Suitcase
Variations (with Julian on Cello)




And others delivered by good singers of the calibre of Marti Webb

Although not a fan of the complete music but there are those who do like them, and if they like them - so be it!

Another Suitcase was the song of my A' Levels. Such memories!