Re: ? re: really "weird" solo loopers...

[tEd ® kiLLiAn <tedkillian@charter.net>]

Greetings earthlings,

I have this disk too and really like it.

And furthermore . . .

I was cruising around town the other day and slapped Ricks Walker's 
other
CD "Faux Vioix" into the ol' slot in the dashboard and got impressed 
all over again.

I've only recently gotten a vehicle that had a decent stereo in it for 
the first time in
many years. Rick's all-vocal CD really takes off on a good system. I 
heard detail
I'd not known was there before.

I dug it before. Now I dig it even more.

Best regards,

Ted Killian

On Sep 17, 2006, at 3:43 AM, loop.pool wrote:

> Dave wrote:
> "So, if you like to loop the sound of glass breaking while ball 
> bearings
> are tossed in a blender, lets hear from you!"
>
>
> Well,  I don't know if I qualify or not,  but on my live solo looping 
> CD, Translucent Dayglo
> Lime Green Plastic,   there is a piece scored for six found/scale Bar 
> Pint Glasses played
> by clitoral bullet vibrators and manipulated as a chromatic instrument 
> over three octaves
> with a Yamaha WX5 Wind synthesizer;   a piece scored for a Glass 
> dragged down a rusty piece
> of rebar,  pieces that used brass candy dishes and spitoons,   7 
> different pieces that
> only used the title material as a source for sound,  a piece scored 
> only for blue glass
> and a piece for plastic toy saxaphone (really a cheap 
> harmonica/melodica combination),
> a soup pot and the entire audience of an open mic performance; a piece 
> scored
> for battery powered personal fans and green flexible tubing and a 
> piece in 7/8 scored
> only for dayglo green plexiglass tubing.
>
> It ain't Christina Aguilera but I don't know if you consider that 
> weird or not.
>
> Let me know............................lol.
>
> Rick Walker
> aka |()()p.p()()|