You can call me shallow and philistine but I always judge a classical music CD by its cover. Beaming bald lute players with Amish style beards or unimaginative photographs of autumnal trees will never capture my dollar. I suppose I can understand an image of the musicians, however ugly they may be, but many CD manufacturers seem to think that they can simply stick on some sort of picture resembling an anti-anxiety motivational poster and everyone will be happy. Wrong. Dreary pictures of violins nestling amid sheafs of musical notation and seasonal fruit are also unacceptable. Likewise, anything decorated with rosy-cheeked cherubs or gilded angels. In fact, classical CD manufacturers should probably forgo any type of visual representations whatsoever and just sell their wares in clear plastic cases. Meanwhile, thank God for mp3 audio files that don't require horrible printed covers. That's what I'm truly thankful for this Thanksgiving.
Next week: more dog stuff I'm afraid.
Indeed you seem a man of simple taste's, of the, "less is more," school of thought. I can empathize with that. We are once again embarking on that time of year when we will be sold, sold, sold, by the business community. I want to crawl into a hole and return only when it is all over. "Black Friday," always reminds me of the hype of Cabbage Patch Dolls and Tickle Me Elmo. So phoney, but too many sheep buy into it.
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