Thanks to everyone who responded. I listen to alot of music almost every day. When I'm on my computer, I have my RealPlayer on (unless my Orioles are on TV). I'm in the process of loading all my live CDs into it but since I have over 2500 CDs (not all live) it takes time. I go thru listening fads like everyone. If this had been 10 years ago and Lindsey had put a new CD out I would have listened to all his previous solo CDs to whet my appetite. Now it seems like I'm in no rush to listen to it when it comes out. I find I'm buying less CDs every year because I'm not into alot of the new music out today. I normally will buy the latest release from my favorite artists and maybe something I read a good review on in "Q" or "MOJO." I don't download alot from the internet (I think I've DL about 15 songs) with my dial-up connection. It just seems that I've grown bored with the music I loved all my life. Maybe it's true that familiarity breeds contempt. Like ChilliD, I've noticed I'm watching more TV (actually DVDs) than when I was younger (I'm 44 now). Like LouieLouie2000 could it be that I just know the music so well that there's nothing new to discover as I listen to "Rumours" or "Tug Of War" for the 500th time.
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