I have to make a confession.

[georgygirl]

Well, I never got an 8-track. I always rather tape, and still missing it, but you are right with CD's are better to find and hear the song you want it...



What will be next?

[Mrs. Gradenko]

For you.... an mp3 player. For the rest of us? I don't know maybe a chip will be inplanted into our brains and all we'll have to do is think of the song we want to hear and it will be shot into our brains? One day? Probably not.

Mp3 players will just keep getting smaller and smaller. I'm already uncomfortable with how small the nano's are.

They're already smushing the two most popular electronic's together. The cell phone and mp3 player (the cell phone and computer are already together), they'll move on from there.

My Mom still teases me that one day I remembered my ipod and cell phone, but forgot my binder. What's more important anyways? L0L

[conroy]

Yeah, I couldn't agree with you more about the Nano's. I lost my first gen 4 gig black nano a few weeks ago when I went to Los Angeles. It probably fell out of my pocket while I was laying stretched out on the seat or fell out of my carry-on bag going from the airport to the car rental place (I didn't notice it was missing until I went to get my rental and couldn't find it anywhere). I've filed a claim with the airline but I don't expect to ever see it again. Oh well. I've been wanting to get one of the new 8 gig models. I just wish Apple would make the iPods that accepted Secure Digital cards for expandability and user serviceable replacement batteries.

[georgygirl]

[quote]maybe a chip will be inplanted into our brains and all we'll have to do is think of the song we want to hear and it will be shot into our brains? One day? Probably not.
[/quote]

I hope probably not. I have three kids and I know any excesses aren't good for anyone, not even from music...

[Mrs. Gradenko]

Anyone remember how a few years ago they were advertising a chip they would implant in your hand, so you didn't have to remember your credit card, etc... They said one day it would replace your whole wallet, and keys.

Some guy my Mom worked with back then got it, but I bet not to many others did. Can you picture someone (now) in line buying a cartful of groceries, "Ahh damn I forgot my wallet!" Then starts waving his hand over the scanner.... "Sir that's not going to get you the stuff free, your going to actually have to pay."

[georgygirl]

Well, in fact I didn't remember that chip, but anything is possible since our brain captures 400,000 bits of information and we are just concious about 2000 bits...

Anyway, probability stills go on and also for that you are hoping too much...

[georgygirl]

Many times I think that I already have inserted into my brain a SC/KK

music chip...



Maybe "The Police" could help me now!

[georgygirl]

"The Other Way of Stopping" for me is like a never-ending non stopping love with the sounds of the song.

[Mrs. Gradenko]

I'm watching '79 Beat Club again. Stewart was SO cute!

[georgygirl]

Mrs. Gradenko give us your confession,

what do you think about Stewart's image now?

For me he looks like now as a Wise Rock Superstar...

[Mrs. Gradenko]

He's what my Mom calls "distinguished", aged, but still very handsome.

[georgygirl]

Yeah!

You have very good taste. I like your word 'distinguished' to describe your impressions about KK...

[Divemistress of the Dark]

"Wise Rock Superstar." I love it! Wish we could rearrange the letters of his name to spell *that*...

[georgygirl]

I just hearing KK's song 'Office girls, and become into my mind some sounds from my past college experience of an old LP from Brian Eno, 'Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy.

[Al]

It's a good album,exspecially the title track.