rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Pesmard Flurrmn) (01/24/85)
>> I can't feature ANYthing in common to Grateful Dead, >>Twisted Sister, and top-40/AOR--except possibly that he doesn't like any of >>them (and there's the elitism). > Huh? Is this the new dogma - if you don't like some piece of music (or some > composer's style) you're an elitist? Well, thanks for telling me. For a > while there I thought that being called an elitist was terrible, rather > than merely meaningless. [WINSLOW] The elitism lies in the lumping of all those things that one doesn't like, because of some bogus labelling, into a single heap to be labelled "trash". Despite the incredible dissimilarity (and unrelatedness) of the things being so labelled. Maybe elitism is not the right word, but is there some better word for lumping all things you don't like into one trashheap category for convenience? -- "So, it was all a dream!" --Mr. Pither "No, dear, this is the dream; you're still in the cell." --his mother Rich Rosen pyuxd!rlr