J.A.W.

Argentina take the lead against México with an offside goal, 1-0. When oh when will FIFA finally allow video replays and goal line technology?? Argentina score again and lead 2-0, very bad defending by México.

Any idea if this will be the end of Capello? The tabloids will have a field day...

Even though England were robbed of a second goal at a time when it mattered, Germany deserve to win, they're the better team. (edit) Full time: Germany 4, England 1

Müller scores again, Germany lead 4-1. To quote a famous line: "They think it's all over - it is now" - at least, I think it is.

Müller scores for Germany, they lead 3-1. Bad defending by England. Just over 20 minutes left.

You could call it the German revenge for 1966, the "Bakhramov moment"

Should have been 2-2. If not for the idiot ref who is blind and gets in the way of play. Jerk ! Just watched several repeats: the ball clearly crossed the line. It should indeed have been 2-2.

Podolski scores: Germany lead 2-0. Germany outclass England at the moment. ...and then Upson scores for England: Germany lead 2-1. An England ball lands behind the German goal line - it's a "1966 World Cup Final" moment, but this time the goal is disallowed. The English team are fighting back.

Klose scores: Germany 1, England 0. So far another poor game from the English team, Germany are clearly better.

Full time: United States 1, Ghana 2 after extra time. Ghana advance to the quarter finals. I had hoped that the quality of the football (soccer ) would improve in the knock-out stages, but this was a pretty bad game - again. Maybe it'll get better tomorrow, with the Germany v. England and Argentina v. México games

Full time: Uruguay 2, South Korea 1. Former World Champions (1930, 1950) Uruguay advance to the quarter finals.

Suárez scores again for Uruguay, 2-1, with about 10 minutes left.

South Korea have equalized: 1-1, with about 20 minutes left. I wouldn't be surprised to see this game go to extra time.

Uruguay and Ajax Amsterdam forward Suárez scores; Uruguay 1, South Korea 0.

I think this is the set you're referring to: 3 Trilogy-30th Anniversary Box I have merged your thread with the existing one about the Vienna Art Orchestra. It might get more attention.

That's terrible news. Another great musician gone.

The finalists of the 2006 World Cup have both left the building...

With only a few minutes left: Slovakia 3, Italy 1; Italy are on the way out... (edit) It's now Slovakia 3, Italy 2. An improbable comeback in the making? Full time: Slovakia 3, Italy 2. Italy are indeed out.

It was either that or nothing at all. At least they're not secretive about it in the booklets.

Just read Dan's reply and yes, I agree, he does have a point. I will now retire to contemplate what means for me...

Yep, and the winner will meet the winner of the Argentina v. México game in the quarter final...

Interesting, though I do not necessarily agree. Put simply, I think a CD collector is someone whose main interest is to complete a particular CD series (like for example the "Blue Note Works" TOCJs) and/or to get as much music as they can by a particular artist/group, including all the various versions/mixes/masterings/etc. they can lay their hands on, no matter ìf it's any good or not. In other words, they are completists. Next question: does a CD collector actually listen to music? For instance, there are many people on the Hoffman forum who are collectors in the sense I described above and who give me the impression that they're not in the least interested in the music they're buying; if there's anything they listen to, it's sound.

I'm not a collector I think anyone who has more than 100 CDs is a collector. What's that criterion based on?

I'm not a collector