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 Member 19148 Level 19.34 Feb 2007 
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I guess I'll keep it resurrected with my answer..
Audiophile? Not really, by most standards. I'm not really a fan of having randoms blips and crackles in my music, but it's gotta be pretty damn intrusive to make me find another version, re-name it to my IPod convention, connect my IPod, delete the old file off of it, etc...hassles have to be worth it. As long as I can discern the melody,harmony, etc.., it's easy to filter out any technical shortcomings in your head anyway. Jam it back in, in the dark.
Music is a mysterious thing. Sometimes it makes people remember things they do not expect. Many thoughts, feelings, memories... things almost forgotten... Regardless of whether the listener desires to remember or not.
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