Somehow, in 35 years, I hadn't noticed this before. On one of my Classical LPs, the record label leaves an s off of the ensemble's name. It's correct on the cover, but the label says the two symphonies are performed by "Academy Of St. Martin In The Field," instead of Fields.
I could just write in an s on the label, but I don't want to deface the record. Most likely, I'll just leave it as is while superimposing the missing s on it in my mind.
Now, I understand Yosemite Sam's insistence on rushing to the piano and playing the correct note that eluded Bugs Bunny. He blew himself up in the process, as the correct note was rigged with explosives.
At least, he had closure, though, as extreme as it was.
