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rostasi · 08-23-2012, 07:42 AM

I can't add much more than was perfectly summed up in Trollheart's post in #219, but I just wanted to say that in the short time I've been around here, it seems that many of the people here say "Yes" to music and don't have the litany of "No"s that I see in the posts from "wisdom" (the oxymoron has been noted). Love of music comes from growth and openness - not picky exclusions because you just don't have the time. Solely time-based exclusionary thinking is not love of music or sound anymore than you'd say "Sorry honey, I love you, but could you just cut to the chase 'cause I really don't have time for you." There are just too many other bizarre inconsistencies in the OP's comments, but Trollheart covered the basics that matter, so I won't go on.

...BTW, it's, "Blinded By the Light"...

08-23-2012, 07:42 AM	#8 (permalink)
rostasi . Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 4,008	I can't add much more than was perfectly summed up in Trollheart's post in #219, but I just wanted to say that in the short time I've been around here, it seems that many of the people here say "Yes" to music and don't have the litany of "No"s that I see in the posts from "wisdom" (the oxymoron has been noted). Love of music comes from growth and openness - not picky exclusions because you just don't have the time. Solely time-based exclusionary thinking is not love of music or sound anymore than you'd say "Sorry honey, I love you, but could you just cut to the chase 'cause I really don't have time for you." There are just too many other bizarre inconsistencies in the OP's comments, but Trollheart covered the basics that matter, so I won't go on. ...BTW, it's, "Blinded By the Light"... Last edited by rostasi; 08-23-2012 at 08:02 AM.