Yes, Chafing Dish did say Delius was regurgitated Debussy, but either way round it comes to the same thing, doesn't it? Clearly since Delius was a great master of subtle harmony (and I'm quite happy that he should be called an !Impressionist") and Debussy wasn't, then Chafing Dish's assertion is wrong. How can a trite manipulator of the whole-tone scale be "regurgitated Delius"? And turning off the radio is no answer to over-exposure of certain composers. If one wants to listen to the radio, one doesn't want constant over-exposure of Debussy, Ravel and Prokofiev; one wants a balanced presentation of a wide variety of masters: OK, there is a wide variety normally, but think how much more music by rare and under-exposed composers could be being played instead of the constant diet of "La Valse", noisy nonsense by Prokofiev, or tame whole-tone scales by Debussy. In fact, I do not any longer listen to Radio 3, and only to News and Current Affairs on 4, such is the unsatisfactory nature of contemporary broadcasting by the BBC. CDs and cassettes have to form the backbone of my listening nowadays.