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Re: Dig if u will my research paper
I want to do this but i do not have chet aktins "jam man" yet... I will
need
to listen to Howie Days set again and probably copy it onto a minidisc etc.
These things are gonna take time.
so just as it took u a while to get the list together from your own
collection, it will take me a while longer to get this together. The reason
I can't answer straight away is I have the madest week of rehearsals and
event organising, so i don't have time to drive to the nearest record store
which is an hour away.
I will do it though.
but it will have to be in a week.
I will not back out of this,
but this is not a 5minute task.
G
on 30/5/03 10:19 am, Kim Flint at kflint@loopers-delight.com wrote:
> At 03:41 AM 5/29/2003, Geoff Smith wrote:
>>>> So I set you the challenge name 5-10 prominent Live-Looping pieces
>> that you
>>>> feel cannot be characterised together. And I will respond.
>>> Chet Atkins - "Jam Man" (Grammy winning tune)
>>> DJ Radar - "Antimatter" (one turntable and a looper, djradar.com)
>>> Andre LaFosse - "Continuous Mix #2" (nu-skool andre)
>>> David Torn - "Busy Cutting Crap" from Splattercell:::Oah
>>> Howie Day - live set at www.kcrw.org
>>> Andre LaFosse - "Disruption Theory" from album of same name (old-skool
>> andre)
>>> Terry Riley - Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band
>>>
>>
>> Okay give me a while, and I will respond, but for now I need a break! I
>am
>> just finishing my third year.
>> I have a composition portfolio to do that's recording an album and
>writing
>> the material, documentation to do, and a four performances to help with
>play
>> in, a festival to tech for, a partner to spend more time with whose
>sick of
>> me doing written work. And a pile of stuff to sort out thats been
>waiting
>> for me to finish my paper.
>
> Oh no ya don't! You issued the challenge, Geoff! You jumped up and down
> about it a few times because it took me day to answer. Don't be pulling
>all
> these excuses now! I spent a bunch of my time poking around the music
> collection to get a good list together for your homework assignment, now
> you sink some of your time into analyzing these tracks for us. You're in
> music school, right? Surely your professors have you analyzing pieces of
> music every day. Your analytical tools are sharper than the rest of us,
>so
> surely you are up to the job. Let's hear it!
>
> kim
>
>
>
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