Re: JBC Appreciation Technique

Yeah, I get JBC burnout too and I kinda do that now anyway. I listen to the JBC usually when the weather here in Buffalo, NY starts to get better in the springtime - something about the mixture of nice music with the snow melting - it just makes me forget all the blizzards we get !

Another trick I have been doing to rid myself of JBC burnout is to listen to Max Eiders "Hotel Figueroa" all the time. I LOVE this CD. One of the list members (Sonia ?) put it best when she labled it as "dreamy". It's been my D drive here at work a LOT lately.

Kris

Quoting VerveNet@aol.com:

> Office of the Rediscovery Ministry
> Dispatch 02-2a:
>
> Re: Burnout Procedures
>
> Instructions:
>
> 1. Remove from your collection all versions of the songs "Partytime"
> and
> "Just Like Betty Page," which you have listened to so many times they've
>
> taken on the sonic charisma of running tap water. While you're at it,
> throw
> in "Southern Mark Smith" as well. This difficult task will require you
> to
> collect all of the 62 compilations on which these songs appear.
>
> 2. Stick all the discs in your closet and leave them there for no less
> than
> one full year. In the mean time, go listen to Big Planet Scarey Planet
> for a
> change.
>
> 3. When the year is up, take the songs out and play them, suddenly
> realizing
> why they were so good in the first damn place.
>
>
> Hey it worked for me.
>
> - PS
>
>
>
Received on Tue, 09 Jul 2002 11:37:09 -0400 (EDT)