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    I'm not sure if it's OK to post this, so apologies if not, but having got such a lot of positive feedback for my Wheels of Cheese blog I though I would just once more. Basically, my insane idea is to listen to every piece of music in the June 2012 edition of Gramophone Magazine (because it was there!) and blog about it. So that's what I'm doing. You can find it here - http://www.peter-salmon.co.uk/peters...els-of-cheese/

    Anyway, I won't post here again if this is an illegitimate use of the forums. It's possible to subscribe if you want further editions, and I will be throwing in the odd Prom review, so look for it there.

    Enjoy, and am happy to be moderated out of here if need be...

    Pete

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    Nice idea, Pete. Insane but nice.

    Only problem from my perspective: too many words, Mr Salmon, too many words.

    It's so common in blogs.

    Good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by verismissimo View Post
    Nice idea, Pete. Insane but nice.

    Only problem from my perspective: too many words, Mr Salmon, too many words.

    It's so common in blogs.

    Good luck!
    Ah yes, I do tend to go on a bit. It's the novelist in me...

    Cheers

    Pete

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wheels of Cheese View Post
    It's the novelist in me...
    Sounds interesting. Friend of yours?

    "The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
    The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9

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    Naughty, Caliban, very naughty

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    Holá Ruedas de Queso - in Spanish you sound like the name of a half-decent Rioja. Thinking about it your project sounds a bit like a musical equivalent of Morgan Spurlock's "Supersize me", if less injurious to health, other than mental. There must be a fair amount of dross even in Gramophone. Reassure us you don't have to listen to the end in every case. I've thought of a new acronym which might apply- LITS. Answers on a postcard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wheels of Cheese View Post
    Anyway, I won't post here again if this is an illegitimate use of the forums. It's possible to subscribe if you want further editions, and I will be throwing in the odd Prom review, so look for it there.

    Enjoy, and am happy to be moderated out of here if need be...
    No problem, WoC - but it will be good to have some of your ideas here too!

    Most people (including me ) sometimes need a gentle reminder that the main focus of the forum is Radio 3, but related items on music, drama etc are absolutely fine.

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