RE: The Need for Feedback

["Liebig, Steuart A." <Steuart.Liebig@maritz.com>]

And Steuart also questioned:
***if people are making good/great music with the tools at hand, why
must they be taught something different?

^^I guess that those who are perfectly happy with their great music are
not on that list.

```~~~ I think we're all iconoclasts on this bus.

** well of course, this was in response to andre saying that there might 
be a need to tell people about "new stuff" (i'm totally doing a crude 
paraphrase here). 

further:

1. i did mention that this list seems to be made up of malcontents and 
searchers. 

2. i am not always "happy" with what i do. 

3. a thought: perhaps the greater iconoclast is the person who does 
everything completely "wrong" but intrinsically successfully (or something 
like that - - i guess i'm thinking of someone who might be an "outside" 
artist along the lines of adolf woolfi . . . insane thought they may be).

musing while i waste away at work on a saturday, sheesh.

stig


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