Richard Pennycuick wrote concerning the review of Nielsen string quartets: >Just to make life more difficult for an already busy man, Don should >know there's a Naxos series in train as well. Yes, I know that >sentence is ambiguous, in order to give him a face-saver in the unlikely >event he didn't know about it. I thank Richard for his thoughtfulness. As it happens, I have volume 1 from the Naxos series. This volume just didn't have the opus 5 quartet. Would I leave Naxos out of the playing field? Richard also mentioned the inherent problems of developing/maintaining a decent cd storage system. When I first read his post, I said to myself, "There's no way I'm going to have a problem." Just one day later I must eat my words. I had filled 20 drawers alphabetically, with each drawer holding about 80 cds. I had a pieces of paper indicating what was in each drawer. Now, I can't find the papers - they're long gone. So, there's big problem no.1, and I've just scratched the surface. The positive end of my process so far is that I set aside about 30 cds of early music and gave them to my daughter. Her eyes bulged, she gave me a big kiss, and zoomed home to start listening to her new music. She loves early music and chant, I don't, so it's a very good free transaction for both of us. Don Satz [log in to unmask]