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Art <maleunemplo...@yahoo.com> typed:
> On Sun, 14 Oct 2012 17:19:48 -0700 (PDT), Oscar
> <oscaredwardwilliam...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hough: Yes, but you can get to the point where you have too much
> >  choice. If= I had every piece of classical music ever written
> > available at the touch o= f the button, then I would become so
> > weary of it I would probably never wan= t to listen to it again.
> 
> ^^^This is the part that touched me the most. I find staring at a
> screen full of song titles to be a wearying experience. One nice
> thing about looking at a crammed CD rack is that occasionally I'll
> find a CD that I forgot that I owned and then I'll play that.
> I do agree that we have too much choice these days and the biproduct
> is boredom. 

Right. The overdosis is killing.
(Yet some people order 80-discs-boxes daily.)