This is from an interveiw with Steve Foster of WKLU in Oakridge:
Jim has just released a 25 song CD entitled:
"If a Tree Falls In The Forest But Nobody Hears It... The Best Of Jim Stiene."
How did this CD come about?
JS: Well, basically I was trying to make the greatest collection of music in recorded history.
SF: I see. And do you feel you've suceeded?
JS: No. But it's pretty good.
SF: Okay.
JS: I mean, it's not bad. All the songs are catchy.
SF: That's true.
JS: It's just that some of the lyrics are kind of crappy, cause I threw them together in a rush.
SF: Yes, I was wondering about that.
JS: Well, they can't all be winners. There's bound to be some sketchier stuff in there.
SF: Such as...
JS: The first twenty songs. But I have some good ones towards the end.
SF: I see. Tell me, have you ever undergone psychiatric evaluation?
JS: Once, when I was trying to get a job.
SF: And did the word 'delusional' come up in the interview?
JS: I think it was mentioned a few times. But those are standard interviewing techniqes.
SF: I see.
JS: Why are you looking at me like that? What's so funny?
SF: I'm just happy to be here. Anyway that just about raps things up...
JS: But can't I tell them about my 150 song MP3 collection?
SF: Sorry. We're out of time.
The CD is a solid collection of catchy songs, so I recommend you pick one up.
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