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I really like how the discography is presented on the website.

It's also great to be able to look through the CD booklets online.

Happy that you like the presentation. I that virtual world, I though it was interesting to remind that albums exist also in the real life... sure that the idea will have some carbon copies quickly

Yes! the '7 Vies' CD inlet is stunning at best!

Max wrote:
Happy that you like the presentation. I that virtual world, I though it was interesting to remind that albums exist also in the real life... sure that the idea will have some carbon copies quickly

It's a good idea to remind people of that. In many ways I miss the old world where CDs were the norm! Now everything is reduced to iTunes and downloads...

I wonder if the day will come when there is no such thing as a CD and booklet? I hope not, as it's always nice to be able to touch the real product!

True Muz.

I was never a fan of downloading even if it's legal. I want the trusty old CD because you could actually collect them.

I'm in total agreement with you both. I have never downloaded music either legally or illegally. I'm very traditional in the sense that I still purchase CDs.

While I believe that the advancement of technology as a whole for the world at large has been to our benefit it has by the same token also been to our detriment. The art of penning a beautiful letter to someone that you care about has now become passé; which is utterly doleful. True, real intimacy between individuals is being replaced with more and more electronic devices.

I enjoy my cellphone, computer, and other electronic devices as much as the next person, but they have not become so much of a dominant force in my life that it causes me to lose personal contact with my friends and family.


P.S. Derrick: you are so right about the "7 Vies" CD inlet--just stunning!

You are so right Shavon!

I totally agree with you all... I have never downloaded music or something else and I hope that the world in which CDs and booklet will be disappear will never come...
It's impossible to come back from the technologic revolution ( and lot of thanks for what that let us to do ), but it is great to see that we are all connected with Tina's thoughts...

A very complete and pleasant presentation. A very good job. Is it possible to zoom on a particular point in a booklet to read what is written ?
Of course, I can take my own CDs, but they are not with me...

Tu as raison.

It's such a wonderful gesture on the behalf of Tina to opine and interact more on website. We're all profoundly grateful for that.


PascalG wrote:
I totally agree with you all... I have never downloaded music or something else and I hope that the world in which CDs and booklet will be disappear will never come...
It's impossible to come back from the technologic revolution ( and lot of thanks for what that let us to do ), but it is great to see that we are all connected with Tina's thoughts...

I still think "Don't Ask" will always be my favourite such a fantastic picture on the cover as well!

Je suis complétement d'accord avec vous !! Rien de vaut un Album Réel !!!

Tous les albums de Tina sont magnifiques mOn album favori est DON'T ASK

A quand le prochain album ? on est tous impatient