Re: h

[Mark Sottilaro <sine@zerocrossing.net>]

I'm not sure I totally understood that, but welcome back to the list.  Is 
it my
imagination, or are their a lot of Italians on the list?  I'd be curious to
have a globe which pinpoints each looper.  Could be there's a "loop belt"  
One
thing I find very interesting is the disproportionate amount of loop based 
gigs
here in the San Francisco Bay area compared to the amount of loopers.  If 
only
NYC didn't have those slushy winters...  I miss the days when I could say
"Coffee" (properly pronounced "Cawfy") and no one would flinch.

Mark Sottilaro

Fabio Brandi wrote:

> Hi,
> I am Fabio Brand́. This is the second time that I enroll me in this 
>mailing.
> The first time was silent.
> I have discovered to be a looper after having listened "What means..." of
> David Torn, my preferred musician. I like a lot to listen to Frisell,
> Molvaer, Davis, Coltrane, Metheny, Zorn, Aarset etc.
> Do I like to listen to music a lot (obviously?). Even if after sometime I
> have discovered that was incapable entirely to copy the others. I have
> stopped making cover after having understood (in truth very soon) that I
> didn't want to reproduce other people's music and whether to repeat or 
>to be
> repeated annoyed me. That's why I believe to physiologically be a looper
> Ah, I am guitarist and next time I eventually point out my 
>instrumentation
> to looping.
> I apologize me for the length of mine first intrusion.
> Regards
>
> Fabio Brandi
> (un)relax