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Date Posted: 14:41:17 04/22/03 Tue
Author: jazz
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Re: sorry, l want to ask a question!
In reply to: smallmice 's message, "Re: sorry, l want to ask a question!" on 12:15:21 04/18/03 Fri

It's a common error for us to compare two individual on different ground. In fact it's easy for discussion, yet not straight to the point. I believe in union and crossover for all kinds of music. It's just what's happening.

One very interesting point: A thing is important and meaningful only for those silly one who care! I totally agree. That's one reason and the single most important one for busy people as me(and many others) to try to "popularize" Jazz as its original artisic taste

Many CDs are much much cheap than ever before in HK. If you have a glance on some items in HMV (even this big boss!), they are similar in price to second hand items. You won't believe those days when I need to pay >$100 for cds that cost $60 something today.
Of course, it's time to testify your judgment and see if you can get the worthwhile one! Again the key point is to ask yourself: what's the purpose of this purchase? For collections? For exploration? ....
Go for it then.

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