Q: Why 'Lazy'?
A: Because of a Deep Purple music, from the Machine Head album. BUY IT! :)

Q: I got only 'unrecognized song' messages instead of the song name.
A: Lazy generates the cdID from an algorythm. This ID is the file name which
   contains the tracks information. If Lazy cannot find the file in the given
   directory (usually ~/cddb), it try to find it on the internet. If you are
   not connected to it, Lazy display the 'unrecognized song' title for the 
   track.

Q: I got the 'open: Permission denied. Make sure you have full access to 
   /dev/cdrom' message.
A: You must have write access to the CD device. If you're afraid of setting 
   0666 to /dev/<device>, run this program as root.

Q: I got some segfault when combining flags.
A: When using the -o, -l or -t flags, you will need a parameter following it. 
   If you do not wish to set a parameter to the -t flag, you must separate 
   the flags, as:
                    '$ lazy -vt -o 12'
   for example.

