Re: only a A part?

["Steve Lawson" <steve@steve-lawson.co.uk>]

I've been listening to Ted's 'Flux Aeterna' CD all day today - got to 
agree,
it's incredible. Truly one of the finest 'little label' CDs I've ever come
across, and certainly in my list of fav 'guitar albums', though the guitar
part is almost beside the point, it happens to be his brush, but the
pictures are far more engaging than some technical thingie might suggest...

Remarkable sounds, and mental images, all the right influences (nods to
Fripp, Torn, Frisell etc... without ever actually sounding 'like' any of
them) - an original voice as a player and a writer.

If you've not got Ted's CD already, seriously, it's the dog's 'nads, it
rocks, whatever superlative you want to attach to it. Please go and buy it.

Steve
www.steve-lawson.co.uk


> BEAUTIFUL EMAIL TED!  As beautiful as your music.  I've always been
> terribly impressed with your performances, and your CD, but I'm still
> in the dark as to why all the self deprecation?  I really think you're
> always much to hard on yourself.  Here, of all places, you will not be
> judged by your ability to pull off a hit pop single.  You shouldn't not
> do pop because others are doing it well.  Who fucking cares what others
> are doing?  Fripp and a ton of others are doing what I'm doing a
> billion times better, but so what?  I loop for myself.  If I can
> entertain others from time to time, so be it.  I'm finding more and
> more that IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) audiences LOVE what I'm doing.
> Maybe my loop technique isn't state of the art, but no one really
> cares... OK, well we do, but not for music's sake.  We're geeks.