Of course, since it's all digitized, you could cut down the time by listening to six at once, at four times normal speed, all through the same speakers! All it takes is the ability to focus and multitask at the same time, right?
I wonder if there are people who specialize in listening to several at once, experts who would say (in snootiest of voices, of course) that you absolutely cannot listen to Aerosmith and Beethoven at the same time, a better blending achieved by the Eagles and good ol' Ludwig if you are listening to his classical works, but definitely combine Boston with Beethoven if listening to his romantic works.
Of course, I sometimes wonder about strange things...
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Date: 2004-01-23 03:20 pm (UTC)I wonder if there are people who specialize in listening to several at once, experts who would say (in snootiest of voices, of course) that you absolutely cannot listen to Aerosmith and Beethoven at the same time, a better blending achieved by the Eagles and good ol' Ludwig if you are listening to his classical works, but definitely combine Boston with Beethoven if listening to his romantic works.
Of course, I sometimes wonder about strange things...