Re: Jeff Evans Loops

[Jeff Evans <jeff@sccadv.com>]

Hi Rick, thanks for the encouragement!

I found out about loopers-delight from Ted Killian (who I stumbled onto 
on cd-baby, and whose cd I love) and he recommended a boatload of 
artists, including Andre LaFosse. there were so many great 
recommendations that Andre got lost in the shuffle.

But on the loopers-delight list, Andre's name was mentioned so much 
that I just had to check it out right away, so I went to 
altruistmusic.com and listened and read and listened some more, and 
immediately ordered Normalized and Disruption Theory. Absolutely 
amazing stuff. Disruption Theory is great - and Normalized 
...groundbreaking? ... paradigm shifting? ... I can't find the 
appropriate words.

His "slicing and dicing" approach had me so intrigued that I considered 
buying an EDP (which I may eventually do anyway) even though I recently 
bought an Eventide Eclipse and (for my solid-state(synth and piezo) 
side of my rig) a DD-20. I've got so much to learn as it is (the 
Eclipse alone could take years to really know - given my other 
responsibilities).

Can I assume you've got some loops posted somewhere that I can check 
out?

Have a good one, and thanks again,
Jeff


On Aug 4, 2004, at 5:25 PM, loop.pool wrote:

> Hey Jeff,   Nice work.
>
> I think you would really dig hunting down Andre LaFosse and listening 
> to his
> incredible guitar loop music.
> You seem to have a sensibility that you share with him and he is, for 
> my
> money,  the greatest master of
> the EDP, particularly it's slicing and dicing variations (many of 
> which he
> innovated).    He's influenced my
> EDP work greatly (as well as a ton of other people at this site).
>
> You can reach him through the website (L.D.)
>
> Drop $20 or $30 bucks on his stuff,  you'll be stoked you did.
>
> keep up the good work and welcome to the looping meta world.
>
> yours,  Rick Walker
>            L()()p.p()()L
>
>