The musical record  I was reading an interview with Elvis
Costello yesterday and was pleasantly surprised to come across
this question from the interviewer, David Hepworth:  Right. I
was interested, you did those reissues, and they're doing them
again, and you've got huge numbers of B sides and live
recordings and all this kind of stuff, do you have somebody who
curates your stuff, do you have somebody who looks after it all?
[The Elvis Costello interview | Word Magazine]  Curates, no less
....  He goes on to ask ...  Do you think the music business is
full of fragments like that that are on cassettes and tapes and
whatever in people's drawers? [The Elvis Costello interview |
Word Magazine]  Costello (EC) goes on to talk about value and
what is worth adding to the 'record' in terms that will be quite
familiar to readers here.  I've got boxes full of the songs of
my own, so I can only imagine other people have got them as
well, but whether they're interesting, I mean, I really don't
know. I mean, there's a par