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Originally posted by epdarks We've all been to those parties where everything fell together, the party as a whole was greater than the combination of its elements, and there was a special something that went undocumented. I had that special night earlier this year. Recently the set was released. The problem is, I just can't get myself to listen to it. There seems to be some risk in the potential to dull down the memory, or maybe, even worse, the music was just average. This got me thinking further, my best music is rarely played. I feel guilty playing it. As if, each time I hear it, a little bit of the magic goes away. Am I alone here?

Are you posting while high again?

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I agree 100% that over-listening ruins the specialty of a song. Surely its actual quality doesn't ever decrease, but I'm not too excited to hear a song the 95th time versus the 2nd.

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worst thread topic ever

it's true for some rare vinyl that i own, but that's not because of the music, it's because i don't want the medium to degrade.

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Originally posted by nefardec it's true for some rare vinyl that i own, but that's not because of the music, it's because i don't want the medium to degrade.

that's the only time it would ever be appropriate

It's only too good if you listen to it 0034520875345 times a day and are able to decipher that cymbal you never heard before, the suble time change, hi's and lows, etc. And each 0034520875345th time you listen, it's really only the first. Ya dig?

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Originally posted by Palladium senseless thread ever

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Originally posted by Omega_Blue worst thread topic ever

That about says it all.

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