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RE: perfect schmerfect

To: shadow at teuton_org, DCousineau at innoveda_com
Subject: RE: perfect schmerfect
From: "Matthew Mesina" <soberman_69 at hotmail_com>
Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 13:42:42 -0400
Cc: prestokelvo at yahoo_com, yesyou at yourmomisacunt_com, Over-the-Rhine at actwin_com




If I may,

    Two things:

     1)  Perfection is unattainable on this Earthy plane/beautiful mess.  
Think about it...if a CD were perfect, then everybody in the entire 
civilized world would go out and buy it.  We are people, subject to flaws, 
and that comes forth in everything we do.  Our churches and government are 
"living" testaments to that.
      If you love a person enough to marry them, does that mean you've 
actually found a perfect human being?  More likely, you love them IN SPITE 
of their imperfections.  The CDs I've listed in this thread are all the same 
way; I am able to see past the shortcomings into something deeper and more 
special that resonates with me on a personal level.
     2)  Besides the new 6p CD, isn't the new Starflyer 59 coming any day 
now?

embracing imperfection 'cause I'm not a Borg,

Matt


> > And I think there is a difference between, as Chris stated, "albums you
> > really really like" and perfect albums. One does not imply the other. 
>Or,
>
>i don't have any perfect albums, i don't much like the word.  there are
>lots of ones that ilike, and when i *really* feel like listening to it,
>for that moment of time is 'perfect' because it fit.
>
>perfection is an exercise in frustration.
>

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