Invading privacy
Now well into our second year, we are straining at the leash with ideas
for our steady development, which is the obvious way to go for a magazine
that slowly but surely gathers readers and interest in the material we publish.
Whilst we are unlikely to run out of ideas we welcome reader participation.
If you consider that you and your fellow readers need some guidance on any
aspect of music please contact us.
Or should you wish to recommend our magazine to musical friends you need
only give them the URL www.mvdaily.com
Contemplating music globally, there is a vast amount of information and
opinion about innumerable aspects of music as a daily experience which has
slowly mantled the entire world. Our ears are continuously besieged with
sound and/or noise, so choosing the sounds we prefer has become a tussle
with uncontrollable sources and types streaming out fundamental noise, which
only has some semblance of ordered sound/music if we are sympathetic to
the source. To the really sensitive person such invasion of privacy is at
times devastating.
The
world of music (with a firm exclusion order for 'pop' as an industry) is
our arena, providing such mental stimulation from experiences that fill
our souls with delight. As a guide to this territory please make sure that
we are providing some part of what you need, and that we continue to do
so.
We have recently welcomed another writer to our columns, Bill Newman,
who has had years of experience with the recording world. He will shortly
commence a regular survey of new historical reissues on CD.
So there's always something new for readers, and our magazine thereby
becomes a valuable source of information as well as general interest.
Copyright © 16 May 2000 Basil Ramsey,
Eastwood, Essex, UK
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