[lbo-talk] Re:john cage

[Scissors MacGillicutty]

None of these are "wrong," but to one degree or another, they're all
less satisfactory than being able to commit all five senses to a live
performance, IMO.  For someone born blind, the degree of difference
would be zero.

Glenn Gould would probably disagree about the recording, no doubt. 
Something to consider.


> Is it wrong to listen to a recording of an opera?
> Is it wrong to view a Monet with a headache?
> Is it wrong to go to plays if you're blind?

smg