From Rgeary2 Sent Sun, Nov 8th 1998, 22:51
In a message dated 11/7/98 11:46:52 PM Eastern Standard Time, xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xxx writes: > Matador will license _Spectrum_ from > Planet =B5 for North American release in February 1999. Our > version will have a bonus track or two. Promise. > > > I dunno.. February of 1999... It just seems rather... irrelevant... at = that > point. so does good music expire after a certain date? i understand the urge to = get things 'on time', while they're relevant, but if the music is good, isn't = it still good six months from now? i'm curious as to the general opinion on this: how often do you go back and listen to something from two months ago= ? six months? a year? three or four years? and how often do you buy somet= hing that you missed a couple of years or couple of months ago? i'm thinking especially because i've picked up my autechre ALL out of orde= r, starting with tri repetae++, then cichilsuite, then LP5, then amber... all that said, how is the jega album anyway? i sort of didn't pay attenti= on because i didn't like his tracks on the skampler too much...ie, will it st= ill be good music in february of 99? just thinkin. rob