Re: On being complete nerds

[pycraft@elec.gla.ac.uk (Michael Pycraft Hughes, PhD)]

>1. How about this: What are the approaches you take improvisationally /
>compositionally in creating and building a loop? Is there a structure to 
>it
>all? And leave the gear specifics out!

Jeez, if you don't want people to talk about loopers you SHOULDN'T GO
AROUND MAKING THEM!  Ha!

>2. Top 10 lists are lame, I know. One cheap and easy way to get a
>picture of musical interests is current listening habits, so toss in a 
>list
>of the cds/tapes/tracks, whatever that you're listening to! 

1.      Mike Oldfield:          Tubular Bells II
2.      Bill Frizell:           Before We Were Born
3.      Durutti Column:         Sex and Death
4.      Phil Glass:             Einstein/Satyagraha/Akhnaten compilation
5.      Fripp & Craftys:        Show of Hands
6.      Sylvian Fripp:          The First Day 
7.      Sylvian & the guy from Can:  Plight and Premonition 
8.      Laurie Anderson:        Mister Heartbreak
9.        "      "              Big Science
10.     Wes Montgomery:         Talking Verve
 
Michael