I watched a programme about things you must eat before you die. The crazy thing is, if you ate half of the stuff on the list anyway, you'd end up dead with severe cholesterol.
And another programme was places to visit before you die, funny thing is, a Hospital was never mentioned, which would probably be at the top of my list.
> What? You have to listen to 1000 records before you die
> now? When did that requirement come in?
>
> Pah! You can't even die these days without fulfilling a
> list of criteria. I'd better go out quick and buy a stereo
> system for the intensive care ward I work on (and a lot of
> CDs).
>
> Ali (nurses are supposed to have a black sense of humour:
> it's part of the job description)
>
>
> > The guy sounds like a wanker with too much time on his
> > hands.
> >
> > If there was to be a genuine list of 1000 recordings to
> > hear before you die, then chart positions and sales need
> > to be taken into account.
> >
> > > Some guy has compiled a list of 1000 recordings to hear
> > > before you die. It is very diverse, with recordings from
> > > all genres and parts of the world. I haven't read it, but
> > > I can't trust it very much if it includes Abba Gold but
> > > not Bat Out of Hell.
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