Some Things Seem Made For One Another
Others, not so much.
Others, not so much.
Basically, the press conference day is crowded and noisy and pointless. Even worse, they play irritating techno music at you for what seems like hours.
Through a process that R. Luke Dubois has dubbed "time-lapse phongraphy," you can listen to all of <I>Billboard</I>'s number one singles since 1958. Playing a "spectral average" of each piece, lasting one second for each week it charted, the 857 songs create a spacey collage.
That Bertie Russell is <I>my</I> idea of a philosopher.
Not the you're thinking about, but one that explains how animals run, fly, and swim.
It starts to rain: Do you run or walk?
The thing I like about lists like this—and the enthusiasts like me who devour them—is the way they serve as starting points for debate. Fer instance, I think <I>Unforgiven</I> is overrated, although I have a soft spot for <I>Pale Rider</I>, which most critics seem to feel was second-rate Eastwood.
Chorus: "Every computer crashes / 'cause every OS sucks."
Steve Jobs apparently hated the iPod's earbuds.
Starting on Wednesday, I'll be blogging from CES in Las Vegas, so posting here will be sporadic—although I'll get a few items up each day, I won't guarantee how many or by when. Go to <A HREF="http://blog.stereophile.com/ces2006/">CES Blog</A> for our minute-by-minute coverage.