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| 355.1 | Who's Sarnia bound? Pass me my coat eh? | POLAR::BAYNE | relax folks, enjoy the show | Mon Sep 24 1990 21:06 | 12 |
| Well obviously I must be sane, since I have purchased a CD player 8-).
Yes the image of a dog with his ear cocked to the phonograph comes to
mind. The phonograph was so simple it was meant to be understood _and_
enjoyed by a dog, but we humans had to suffer until something designed
for the human ear came to the market.
And where do you suggest we send the deviants who insist in indulging
in vinyl? Sarnia perhaps?
cheers
shawn
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| 355.2 | hello i am knew hear | ADNORD::SYSTEM | | Mon Sep 24 1990 21:09 | 11 |
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i do not find any of wut wuz sade in the firsed/de/t note to be in very
good tast. WUT IS THe matter with sock garters they work veri fine for
me.
by the way what is a CD and why shouldnt i be listening to phonegraphs
i personly have not yet yet made the cahnge to thirty three and one
third records after all most good polkas are only avalable in sevty
ate spede.
respectafully titus esra1
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| 355.3 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Help save the Nolton Nash Pine! | Mon Sep 24 1990 21:42 | 1 |
| This guy obviously had his ADNORDs removed....
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| 355.4 | Another Vinyl Critic | KAOFS::G_DONELY | | Wed Sep 26 1990 14:52 | 8 |
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What is a phonograph?....What is Vinyl...
Is this some kind of Whirly Twirly Joke,again..
VMS CD is Music to my ears..
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| 355.5 | Woofer | MURP::HINXMAN | In danger of the mego effect | Wed Sep 26 1990 14:52 | 6 |
| Well, as usual, I'm confused.
A dog has better hearing than a human being, so if the sound
quality is good enough for a dog...
Tony
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| 355.6 | 000000s | KAOFS::M_COTE | Now I'm even more nasty | Thu Sep 27 1990 19:22 | 20 |
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...um this note had somehow miss'd its origional mark.
Again I'm faced with the minds of those thinking in unilateral fashion.
The word digital has in fact brought up notions of job security to
those who work for this great company.Using the word DIGITAL was
(as reference is Ienow Noschtz book 'travelling warrior') a method
the Japanese were using for brain control.It started slowly using
terms like Digital watch,digital clock and creeping into every North
American bedroom, the digital alarm clock.Digital was created for
narrow mindedness[sic].Either on or off.In this case it seems the
latter.
Basically it is again the sickness that the white man has brought upon
us. (or is it the yellow man?).
The digital religion, on or off?
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| 355.7 | bark | POLAR::LACAILLE | YFM-350 the real Ultimate Warrior | Thu Sep 27 1990 21:56 | 9 |
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re: Woofer
Certainly a dog can hear more, but the comprehension factor
is what is being inferred to I believe.
You know the old saying "Fit for the dogs"
Charlie
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| 355.8 | titch titch titch | POLAR::LACAILLE | YFM-350 the real Ultimate Warrior | Thu Sep 27 1990 22:01 | 12 |
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Mr. Nasty,
I really do think that you are one of those slummy, communist
loving vinyl freeks. You are a burden on our society. Please
refrain from filling this wholesome conference with your
devient ideas.
Thank-you and God bless,
Grandma pUD
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| 355.9 | click..pop...hiss..click..pop..hiss..hum | KAOT01::R_VIERICH | | Fri Sep 28 1990 01:12 | 13 |
| What the hell difference does it make since most, if not all, the music
today has been digitally enhanced, mixed, overlayed, synthesized etc.
I mean... I could just picture all you analog fanatics huddled close
to your over priced speakers listing to "New Kids on The Block" or
Janet Jackson.
ANALOG... Your fooling yourselfs, unable to face reality, the type of
people who play fantasy games like "Dungeons and Dragons" or that other
game ...... ahhhhhh.. "DEC DWEEB" ... ya thats it.
Ralf
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| 355.10 | Mug Punters | RTL::HINXMAN | In danger of the mego effect | Fri Sep 28 1990 11:09 | 8 |
| CDs are one of the world's big rip-offs. When they were introduced
they cost dollars per disc to manufacture. Improved manufacturing
techniques mean the production costs are now cents per disc. But
did prices come down; not on your life. The extra money went into
the profits of the record companies, who know a gullible market
when they find one.
Tony
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| 355.11 | | KAOFS::M_COTE | Now I'm even more nasty | Fri Sep 28 1990 12:25 | 13 |
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>> What the hell difference does it make since most, if not all, the music
>> today has been digitally enhanced, mixed, overlayed, synthesized etc.
more like bopped,screwed over and re-interpreted by digital engineers
looking to make a new buck out of old music.
Analog...we live analog,see analog why not hear analog.
It's the right thing to do!
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| 355.12 | digitally yours | POLAR::LACAILLE | YFM-350 the real Ultimate Warrior | Fri Sep 28 1990 15:42 | 19 |
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What do you mean we hear in analog?
Are we not men?
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| 355.13 | IcU,Ucme | KAOFS::M_COTE | Now I'm even more nasty | Fri Sep 28 1990 16:53 | 5 |
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I think dev1, maybe
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| 355.14 | | MQOFS::DESROSIERS | Lets procrastinate....tomorrow | Fri Sep 28 1990 17:15 | 6 |
| Any of you "analog" guys members of the flat earth society?
Jean
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