Lee glad you enjoyed it......I had to take 3 Excedrins after listening to this kind of stuff ....just not my bag!

Dnj,

it doen't have to be your "bag" to appreciate TALENT & CREATIVITY,

opera is not my "bag", yet i appreciate the talent behind it

i wish people would be more open-minded

At leat I tried to listen to it that alone says volumes.....maybe I missed something? ...can you please elaborate on Why this video is So good in your opinion please?..

it's using old gear, older technology,
to create something new and fresh
it's using his creativity,
his talent
ability to compose, create on the fly
ability to sing, beat box, harmonize
ability to create music, with very little gear
ability to inspire (those with open minds)


be open minded and listen to more than a few seconds, listen to the whole thing

and then if you still say , what's so special?...
then you don't have appreciation for real talent

i'm not asking you to like his style, just his talent

Good answer, Leezone. But as far as asking certain of our members to be open minded, forget it. Ain't gonna' happen. "Duke, Duke, Duke....Duke of Earl".



chas

http://vodpod.com/watch/938250-top-10-best-jazz-musicians-of-all-time-top-10-video-lists

ahhhhhh now I feel better....

lee your passion is very profound......enjoy. Silence is deadly ...at least I gave it a shot unlike many here that won't respond?.....I hope you get some kind of audya soon you need to chill dude!

I thought it was pretty cool and very creative...I liked the way it developed.

I've sent the link to quite a few people, who I know will also enjoy it.

Thanks Lee.

Ian

Another turn off was their appearance.....what happened to dressing nice to perform? or does that matter anymore either?

Good find, Bill. Looks like the large Boss looper at the left of the screen, and lots of guitar/effects pedals on the right. We've got the Boss unit here, as well as the smaller one...lots of fun and, occasionally, a useful device for recording. Tomorrow, in fact, I'm doing a 14 second "head" and a 9 second "tail" for a film project using a fretless acoustic bass and nylon string...three passes-one for bass, one for chords and one for lead line.

The most notable person I know actively using a looper is K.T. Tungstil (SP)? There's a little 12 year old girl here in town getting lots of paid work using the smaller Boss unit.

All in all, creative use of tools...maybe not among my favorites, but really good.

Thanks, Bill,

Russ ("Grandaddy looper") Lay



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