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Sorry, but this really irks me.  Why not just rephrase it into "If you don't
like this you don't like KaTe as much as you say you do."?  I doubt
that Jeff really meant it that way but I've noticed a trend toward a
certain "Musical Correctness" in this group that I find distressing.

The last artist that was presented to me this way was Jane Siberry.  I
tried it, it's nice, it doesn't particularly appeal to me.  Jane
Siberry is obviously talented but to me it's absurd to put her in
in a class with Kate.

I do like Kate just as much I as I say I do.  Take my word for it.  I
also appreciate very much the pointers that I find here to other
artists of interest.  But I reserve the right make my own decisions
on who's music I like or don't like and I refuse to have my love of 
Kate's music called into question because of it.

What's wrong with "If you like Kate, you'll probably like it"?


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