A Rock'n'Roll story about changing of values.

When I was a teenager we used to go at our richer friends' houses. They possessed record players (we couldn't afford them at the time). They had good, really exciting collections of records. From western bands: Led Zeppelin, Doors, Grand Funk, Deep Purple, Joy Division, Iron Maiden, Pink Floyd,  Allman Brothers and similar.
From Yugoslavian rock bands: Smak, Time, Teska Industrija, Leb i Sol, Yu Grupa, Korni Grupa, Indexi and similar.

What is the price of a song? The price of a CD? How one measures the price of art? It seems that there is no clear answer to that question. One sets a price that (s)he believes a piece of art is worthy. In this case, a recorded, digitally copied piece of music composition(s).

And if it sells, it's OK. If it doesn't, it's OK nevertheless, because the value of a good recording doesn't go down in price.  (read more)

Oh, BBC. You, who gave light to the world, you became blind.

Someone must have said this before.

What prompted me to write this blog was the latest 'scandal' with the BBC quiz University Challenge. (read more)