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re: Re-read the quote, people

Posted by: ryhog 11:33 am EDT 04/03/14
In reply to: Re-read the quote, people - Michael_Portantiere 11:18 am EDT 04/03/14

I agree with your reading of what Sondheim meant. But that only underscores my point: why are they expending scarce resources pretending to preserve things that do not require preserving? There are, as you rightly point out, lots of recordings that are NOT preserved or at least not well preserved. But preserving obscure recordings gets no publicity, so they make a pretense of preserving something that does not need it. Typical.


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