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But, I notice that contributor "stupormundi", mentioned by ...trj... a few weeks ago, has posted on the Stockhausen thread today, so clearly hasn't been entirely hounded out, thankfully.

 

I don't know much about the more specialist retailers, but I've not seen anything other than by track or by album purchasing on any of the major sites.

I imagine this is mostly down to the metadata used - which unless it groups multi-movement works in some way won't be able to handle anything other than single tracks or complete albums.

Most of the major sites use the same two or three metadata providers - as I'm sure you know - and if they aren't providing this kind of information you're stuck.

What a dreary sort of article, the very worst sort of pedantry.

Quote from: jean on May 04, 2013, 09:08:16 pm

It may not be a letter exactly, but it certainly isn't a punctuation mark.

Oxford English dictionary says that it is ("a punctuation mark used to indicate possession").

Oxford English dictionary gives the definiton of punctuations marks as being marks "used to separate sentences and to clarify meaning".  Brackets are also punctuation marks.

If it's good enough for Jed Bartlet, it's good enough for me:

http://www.westwingtranscripts.com/search.php?flag=getTranscript&id=6

- Mathias Spahlinger, wonder if (after last night's concert) EXAUDI could do a performance of El Sonido Silencioso

Apartment House will be doing 128 erfüllte augenblicke in September at Kings Place.

Thanks Jonathan - I've added these to my listings on the blog.

I'm told by someone who also knows the recording better than me that this was better, much clearer.

The weird thing is, there will still be a market for non-neonicotinoid pesticides - and with a ban, quite a large one, you'd imagine - and the UK has some of the best bio-tech firms in the world, and first-mover advantage is everything in business, so presumably there's a lot of money to be made by the right company, so actually a ban could be very good for British business ...

Ah, sorry, I was thinking more than two steps down the line.