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Gareth Whittock schrieb: > > I hate playing without a structure - unless there isn't an audience. I'm > getting into recording my private jams of late and whilst there often > are "good bits" in there, I would not be comfortable imposing that > amount of essentially barren noodling on an audience. I prefer to > condense my work for live performance, with some scope for > improvisation. This may just be because I am not a natural improviser. > It's more composition for me. Don't mix up noodling on a recording with noodling in front of an audience. If its live, the audience appreciates it, even if its just noodling, because they are part of a process. And there is a chance that you get inspired and put up some magic moments. Noodling on a record is just boring because its missing that "being part of a process" which is the most important one in the concert situation... Composing is much harder, you compete with Beethoven...;-) Compare listening to Greatful Dead on a bootleg (replace with your favorite noodles), and being there at the event... Stefan -- Les Ondes Mémorielles---------x-- --_____-----------|-----------|-- --(_|_ ----|\-----|-----()------- -- _|_)----|-----()-------------- ----------()----------TJ Shredder