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From: twiss@stolaf.UUCP (Thomas S. Twiss)
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Subject: Re: net.music.* -- an attempt to clear up misconceptions on both sides
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Date: Wed, 15-Feb-84 11:09:59 EST
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	Orlando Sotomayor-Diaz recently enlightened me on a few issues
concerning the split, but I have to agree with Rich Rosen that it is
dangerous to attempt to classify music into subgroups.  The use of
specialized rubricks implies that there are topics that fit exactly under
them.  The fact is, not all music can be classified under one rubrick.

	If people don't want to read certain articles, I guess I can
understand their desire for subgroups, but I don't think that proper
groups can be created (do I post an article on Fresh Aire in .rock,
.classical, .art, .progressive?  If I post in all of them, won't I get
flames from people who think that Fresh Aire should be classified
differently?).  The point is, people are not going to classify music in the
same way, so why try and set up artificial and superficial headings.  I
still must oppose the split.


		From the somewhat less adamant but still decided keyboard of,

				Tom Twiss
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