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How many trax for Liszt B Minor Sonata?
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Dufus wrote:
>> On May 11, 12:20 pm, wade<wadewo...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Should be index points rather than tracks, but heck thats the way they
>> can inflate the price of the disc on Itunes/emusic/Amazon and
>> introduce annoying gaps in playback.
>
> The 13 "tracks" on my DGG Pogorelich cd are index points.
I have to echo wade's annoyance at track proliferation. Since I get a
lot of stuff from emusic. I don't mind if they break something that's
longer than ten minutes into a couple of tracks, because then I can get
a piece that would otherwise be "album only" ("If you want this one
track, you have to buy the whole album for it!"), but it's getting to be
a joke. I was counting how many tracks they split the first Rachmaninoff
piano sonata into and lost count. It was three or four per movement.
It brings to mind a cheesy 60s TV ad campaign (US) for "Joey Chips, the
corny potato chips" where the potato chip stood in front of a presumed
audience and told jokes. My favorite one was: "My hotel's nice enough,
but they're so hungry for tips — I called Room Service for a deck of
cards, and the bellboy made 52 trips!"
Kip W
"You're all Out of your Skulls! / You're cracked, you're batty, you're
flipped! / Why are grownups like you / Listening to / The Corny Potato
Chip?"