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OH, I'll forgive you, but I can't speak for my wife who's got an adversion to tremendous amounts of cobwebs and furniture that's literally falling apart. God, that place was CREEPY. Good thing your music is better than your hotel reviews! I accept your apology, but now I've just got to find a monday when I don't work so late! So, I've never organized anything like this before, anyone have any ideas? What do we do? Meetings? I think I'm going to talk to a friend of mine about hosting a bay area Loopfest. I'll come back with more info as I get it. Any comments or suggestions are welcome. Mark Sottilaro Chris Roberts wrote: > I support the idea of the NCLC... :) What's our first event Mark? ;) > > As for the Brookdale Lodge; I'm sorry it didn't work out for you... I've > stayed there a few times, and enjoyed my stay. So, either we have >different > tastes, or it's changed drastically since I was last there (several years > ago)... Sorry that the reccomendation has eroded that trust that I've >worked > so hard to build.. hehe... I guess this means yo won't be coming down to > jam anytime soon? ;-p > > peace > -cpr > > >-- Original Message -- > >Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 12:38:48 -0700 > >From: Mark Sottilaro <sine@zerocrossing.net> > >To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > >Subject: Re: Y2K2 Loopfest was awesome! > >Reply-To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > > > > > >I had a great time mostly TALKING to you folks. Performances were all > good, > >but let's face it, none of us are "Kiss," though few could deny that >Hans > >is > >the Cher of Looping with all his costume changes. I think I got the >most > >out of seeing other's people's approaches, and tools. Fun. These >events > >are great because they cement the looping "scene" that I guess we're >apart > >of. We should try harder to get together, Loopfests or not. Maybe we > >should form a N. Cal Loopers Coalition. I notice that few of us (myself > >included) go to each other's gigs. Perhaps we should try and form a >more > >united front, which could only serve to bring a wider audience to what > we're > >doing. Regardless as to if something "official" happens, I'm going to > >endeavor to try and be better about dragging my tired bones out to more > loop > >shows. > > > >I'd also like to take this time to scold Gary Lehman, as I woke up at >5:00 > >AM this morning and couldn't get Todd Rundgren's "Wailing Wall" out of > my > >head! CURSE YOU GARY! > > > >Oh, and by the way, I think it was Chris Roberts that recommended the > >Brookdale Lodge to me and Gary as a good place to stay in Santa Cruz, >and > >if > >so, I would never trust Chris' word again. The Brookdale Lodge was >probably > >the worst dump I've ever stayed in, and I encourage all to avoid it like > >the > >plague. What were you thinking Chris? Why did you want to hurt me? > > > >Mark Sottilaro > > > >Chris Roberts wrote: > > > >> Just wanted to pass on my appreciation to all those who participated > in > >> this amazing event! :) So many great musicians! An almost flawless >flow > >> between sets! And damn good cookies... hehe... > >> > >> Everyone was great, but I wanted to mention some performances which >stick > >> out in my mind: > >> > >> day 1 : Matt Davignon, Amy X, Tom Heasley, and Bill Walker > >> day 2 : Pete Coates, Zoe Keating, Tim Crowe, John Whooley, DVB, and, > of > >> course, Rick Walker > >> > >> I'm looking forward to the next one! > >> > >> -cpr > >> > >> p.s. no, I'm not Kim, I just have a similar hair-doo... heh.. ;-p > >