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Friday January 17, 2003

Music is for the mind

Julie and I are going to look at stereos for the new rig this afternoon. I've always had a nice stereo in my car, and she wants to get rid of the big speakers I have - too much trunk space. So I've agreed to put buy a whole new system (aww shucks), and we're also thinking about getting XM Radio. A friend of mine also recommended SIRIUS. Has anyone experienced either of these? Supposedly, you can get an XM Radio plug-in for your existing car stereo for around $200. Why am I so enthralled in music and good car stereos?

Take a music bath once or twice a week for a few seasons, and you will find that it is to the soul what the water-bath is to the body.

~ Oliver Wendell Holmes

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