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Re: Congrats to Rick and Y2K5!
i was there Saturday afternoon and i must say it was very nice - quite
varied and interesting performers and relaxed comfortable location.
everything seemed very well organized.
there was one guy i saw setting up i was curious about - unfortunately
we went to eat and came back and i guess he had already played. he was
using what looked like an old IBM WorkPad Z-50 to do something, perhaps
run a slide projector? if anyone remembers this please let me know. i
have a WorkPad Z-50 myself and it's a great little computer but i
haven't been able to find much use for it in a long time, so any ideas
would be great!
excellent event! i loved the variety of people and their warm goodwill,
and i will always remember the little kid asking "Daddy are you done
yet?" after the guy playing 5-string fretless bass finished on Saturday
(around 4pm, sorry don't know his name - it was a big guy with long
hair and a sleeveless black vest if that helps ;).
congratulations and thanks to the organizers!
-jeff
On Oct 10, 2005, at 6:44 PM, eutropic@mindspring.com wrote:
> On Sunday 09 October 2005 23:08, Kim Flint wrote:
>> Hey guys-
>>
>> I want to offer hearty congratulations to Rick and everybody who
>> performed
>> and participated in the Y2K5 Loop festival this year!
>>
>
> I'll second that! The event was fantastic. Rick is a great promoter and
> advocate of the art and it might not of ever happened without him.
> And thanks to all who participated. I am one of the lucky ones who
> live near
> by I was able to drop-in and hang. It was a treat and a blessing to be
> there!
>
> Thank you Rick.
>
> Thank you all who played and contributed!
>
> Regards,
> Kamlapati
> www.circleroundthesun.com
>
>
>