Rei-di:-ou

Well, it seems we're on. I devised a night-time show concept for the local student radio station. It's called Sounds different.
The first pilots centre on cover power, Italian canzona, Patricia Barber, US musical tradition of more contemporary variety (in Croatia, this is other than Hair and JCS) and Goldfrapp.
Ecclectic - yes, but I would be so miserable confined within a particular genre. Jazz show - indeed, please. Why is it we have to assign ourselves to neat pigeon holes? I thought aesthetics was the criterion. But then again, this reminds me aethetics is one of the weakest spots of philosophy.
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And I'm done with computers for today. Now reading curriculum Travel Writing History.