Re: OREGON LOOP FESTIVAL

[Mark Hamburg <mark_hamburg@baymoon.com>]

What you might be able to shoot for with a slightly broader  
geographic range is something more like the Loopstock experience.  
Loopstock 2002 was a bunch of loopers in what was more or less a  
warehouse space. Low attendance by non-loopers but a great community  
building event. The floor did get a bit cold while listening to Tom  
Heasley, but that just takes a little more preparation by people.

If it fit with my schedule, I might try to drive up for an event like  
this since I miss some of the feel of Loopstock 2002.

Mark

On 8 May 2007, at 7:08 PM, tEd ® kiLLiAn wrote:

> Okay Ory-gun-ians,
>
> The following folk are current and/or former LD members who live in  
> our lovely wet state --that I know of:.
>
> Qua Veda -- qua@oregon.com -- in the McMinville area
>
> David Coffin -- dpcoffin@earthlink.net -- somewhere on the southern  
> Oregon coast.
>
> Dave Trenkle -- improv@peak.org -- Corvallis area
>
> Ted (myself) Killian -- tedkillian@charter.net -- Meford/Ashland area
>
> Possibly the Rev. Fever -- revfever@ubergadget.com -- location  
> unknown.
>
> Richard Sales -- richard@glasswing.com -- Honorary Oregonian,  
> actually Vancouver B.C.
>
> Trasic Hartnett -- travishartnett@gmail.com -- Honorary Oregonian,  
> actually Seattle, WA
>
> There could be others . . . but somehow this doesn't seem to ad up  
> to much of a quorum (even with interested "honorary" Oregonians  
> included) let alone a guerilla marketing team. Maybe if we  
> broadened it even more to be a Pacific Northwest Loopfest -- but I  
> still don't think we're there yet.
>
> Doggone it. I hate being "the voice of reason." Too many dreams get  
> killed that way.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ted Killian
>
>