I hope this is not too late. I registered for June LSAT, and I will like to join this study group.

The Columnist didn't try to undermine "Live musical performance are richer experience to recorded music". What he was disputing is the premise used in supporting the hypotheses. The premises giving to the hypothesis wasn't enough. I don't see how E is the answer

I am getting to see a pattern on why I am stuck on my current score. I find it hard to negate my answers to match with the questions answers.

I arrived at : if you love anyone --> Somebody loves you. which makes sense that "whoever loves no ones is loved by no one" might be a right answer.

My prediction was “ The argument made a case based on a group of people 65-81, it didn’t test on other age group”.

I chose B because I couldn’t find the answer. Upon checking the right answer, I realized my prediction was right, but it was written in a different way.

I chose B because the conclusion was based on what the manufacturer claimed.