Re: logistics nightmare?

[improv@peak.org (Dave Trenkel)]

>Ted and Joe --
>
>Wow, what an interesting pair of approaches.  It seems to me that having a
>mass pre-show setup scenario would solve a lot of problems, and also make
>for a much more interesting environment.  My own sense is that this "sort"
>of music (if we can make that kind of generalization) is better served in
>a more immersive space rather than in a club or bar.
>
>What do other people think about this?  The next step, of course, is to
>try and find a place in LA/San Fran to facilitate this sort of approach...
>
These are both good approaches because it could balance the desire to get
as many people playing as possible with the long time-frame that this music
often demands. If we each get an hour, but it's part of a continous
immersive music experience, it could be pretty great. Hell, bring some
lazers and drum machines, and we could have a rave...

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