Steven R. Rochlin: All The World's A Stage

All The World's A Stage

Article by Steven R. Rochlin
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It's show time! Reminds me of Jim Cary within the movie The Mask. As man of you know, Enjoy the Music.com™ is the place to enjoy audiophile show reports as they happen, virtually live! As of this writing, 3:30am on May 24^th if you must know, we are only days away from our High End Society 2003 Frankfurt event and also PRIMEDIA's (Stereophile) Home Entertainment 2003 show. Meanwhile we have released yet another edition of our Review Magazine you are reading now. Looking over the content already prepared, this month we are offering six equipment reviews, another edition of Audiolics Anonymous, and many music reviews. Last month (May 2003) we produced ten equipment reviews and two show reports, while the month before we had eight equipment reviews and one show report. You may be asking yourself "Why does the June 2003 edition of Enjoy the Music.com™'s Review Magazine only have six new equipment reviews?" Because beginning this month we have inaugurated our producing a mid-month update. That's right, you can expect more new reviews to appear on June 15^th!

This new offering is not in hopes of getting you to check back with us more often. Frankly, i am simply one person editing and making web-ready every article published within this website. As such there are only a certain amount of hours within a day. Therefore a middle of the month update allows my workload to be more evenly spread over time. It also reduces the time from receiving a well-polished article from one of our talented writers to making its way into publication. After all, this is the Internet and a week's time is a lifetime on the web. The usual print magazine two to three month drag is clearly unacceptable!

As a side note, we have secured Alvin Gold to be a monthly reviewers, boosting his prescience within these cyberpages. Of course in the end what really matters is that you...

Enjoy the music [The Alan Parsons Project "Day After Day (The Show Must Go On)"],

Steven R. Rochlin

"Gaze at the sky
And picture a memory of days in your life
You knew what it meant to be happy and free
With time on your side

Remember your daddy
When no one was wiser
Your ma used to say
That you would go further than he ever could
With time on your side

Think of a boy with the stars in his eye
Longing to reach them but frightened to try
Sadly you'd say someday, someday

But day after day
The show must go on
And time slipped away
Before you could build any Castles in Spain
The chance had gone by

With nothing to say
And no one to say it to
Nothing has changed
You've still got it all to do
Surely you know
The chance has gone by

Think of a boy with the stars in his eye
Longing to reach them but frightened to try
Sadly you'd say someday, someday

But day after day
The show must go on
And you gaze at the sky
And picture a memory of days in your life
With time on your side

With time on your side
(Day after day the show must go on)
With time on your side
(Day after day the show must go on)"

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