interviewage continues
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1. What criteria do you use to purchase cd's? How about what makes you keep them?
oh, this hasn't changed too much saince I started. First was "I need to replace the LP or cassette" - only have about thirty left to try and find, second was "is this something I've heard and liked?", then "is this in a genre I like?", finally would come "are any of the song titles intriguing or is the lead singer hot/". Yeah, that last one makes me shallow as hell, but I have a lot of CDs I originally bought for that very reason. Some suck, some are really nice.
Keeping them comes down to "have I listened to it at any time since I first bought it or in the last two years or did I enjoy it?" I keep things that I only liked one track on, there's someone I like dueting/backing up, or it has a Cole Porter song.
2. You're left to your own devices for a week, where would you like to be left and why?
ummmm,In that room of Joeys with the secret video stash. Uh huh. Yes. Or, alternatively, the biggest library in the nation.
3. You get a SDB as a slave.He will do anything you want, except perform sex acts. Who is it and what do you make him do?
I'd like JC to write a song for/about me. Two, a ballad and something to dance to.
4. Give me the Titles off the next Nsync album. Describe them.
Broken Dreams, All About Me, Wandering, Wait For Me, Alone, Scratch My Back, and I can't come up with any others.
5. Do you believe in the afterlife, giove your reasons for or against.
I honestly don't know. It's not something I've ever really thought about with any seriousness. My philosophy has always been: no one's ever been able to prove anything without a doubt, so why worry about it until it happens? I like the idea of reincarnation or an afterlife, but the standard version of heaven is rather boring. I guess it simply comes down to the fact that I'm more of a scientific-quantify-proof person than one who takes things on faith.
msktrnanny1. What criteria do you use to purchase cd's? How about what makes you keep them?
oh, this hasn't changed too much saince I started. First was "I need to replace the LP or cassette" - only have about thirty left to try and find, second was "is this something I've heard and liked?", then "is this in a genre I like?", finally would come "are any of the song titles intriguing or is the lead singer hot/". Yeah, that last one makes me shallow as hell, but I have a lot of CDs I originally bought for that very reason. Some suck, some are really nice.
Keeping them comes down to "have I listened to it at any time since I first bought it or in the last two years or did I enjoy it?" I keep things that I only liked one track on, there's someone I like dueting/backing up, or it has a Cole Porter song.
2. You're left to your own devices for a week, where would you like to be left and why?
ummmm,In that room of Joeys with the secret video stash. Uh huh. Yes. Or, alternatively, the biggest library in the nation.
3. You get a SDB as a slave.He will do anything you want, except perform sex acts. Who is it and what do you make him do?
I'd like JC to write a song for/about me. Two, a ballad and something to dance to.
4. Give me the Titles off the next Nsync album. Describe them.
Broken Dreams, All About Me, Wandering, Wait For Me, Alone, Scratch My Back, and I can't come up with any others.
5. Do you believe in the afterlife, giove your reasons for or against.
I honestly don't know. It's not something I've ever really thought about with any seriousness. My philosophy has always been: no one's ever been able to prove anything without a doubt, so why worry about it until it happens? I like the idea of reincarnation or an afterlife, but the standard version of heaven is rather boring. I guess it simply comes down to the fact that I'm more of a scientific-quantify-proof person than one who takes things on faith.
