Re: security and evolution

["Emile Tobenfeld (a.k.a Dr. T)" <emile@foryourhead.com>]

>
>  >
>>  Why does most repetitive music have breaks in it? Does the listener
>>  like those surprises, or does he especially like if it goes on the
>  > same again after the break?
>  > --

Some of  my favorite music (at least heard live)  has the following 
properties:

1.      It is very difficult to determine at any given moment what 
the music is going to sound like one minute later.
2.      At no point does a transition feel illogical or forced. 
Indeed, at its best, there is no awareness of transition, just a 
logical flow taking you to many different places.



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