Re: exploring what you've already got ever deeper

[daniel stevenson <stillllscary@yahoo.com>]

yes,there is freedom in simplicity...i admire the
complex set-ups some folks are amazing at keeping in
control,but i don't think i can handle the stress
involved with using an elaborate live rig.
                enhance the trance,
                        skippy pup chow

--- mark sottilaro <zerocrossing2001@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Yeah, I'm guilty of this myself but often I can't
> help
> it.  It's like having sex in public or something. 
> Dangerous.  I remember once stopping on the way to a
> gig to get a Digitech SpaceStation. Sometimes it's
> all
> about DEALING with what happens no matter what.  Can
> be fun.  Unless it totally fucks up and you get no
> sound... which I guess is like looseing your
> erection
> (moistness for the ladies?) in public.  Not fun.
> 
> One lesson I've learned is to keep it light and have
> a
> partner.  Having someone perform with you can make
> all
> the difference when your looping/effects gear fails.
> 
> The less things to hook up the better too.  I can't
> imagine Suit and Tie Guy's world.  Makes me dizzy
> thinking about it.
> 
> --- "loop.pool" <looppool@cruzio.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> > I also like to keep in mind that every single time
> > I"ve ever gone to a gig 
> > with too many choices
> > in stomp box pedals and rack mount units that
> > something always seems to fuck 
> > up.
> 
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