if only people would actually
come out to those unique spaces.
it's always bars they flock too.
-
a
On Thursday, November 6, 2003, at 06:01 PM, eight fm wrote:
quoted 114 lines well put chris!
> well put chris!
>
> k
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> --- Chris Henry <hendawg@earcandymusic.nu> wrote:
>> perhaps this is also a decent answer to the "what am
>> I paying for?"
>> question. I've always looked at performances as
>> more of a collective
>> experience - a more socially-oriented continuum
>> involving physical space,
>> artist, performance, spectating, sound, community,
>> etc, as opposed to the
>> individual, more introverted, and obviously seperate
>> experience of listening
>> to a cd at home. Looked at in this light, the
>> actual performance
>> methodology becomes somewhat secondary. If it's a
>> rad time, hanging out
>> with nice, enthusiastic people, listening to cool,
>> engaging music in a
>> unique space, how can you even begin to compare it
>> to listening to the cd at
>> home? Apples and oranges, folks...
>>
>> I've never been much of an "artist", but thinking
>> about it this way starts
>> making me view event promotion/production as a bit
>> more artistic than I
>> initally thought...
>>
>> chris
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "::dtnl::" <dtnl@digitonal.com>
>> To: <idm@hyperreal.org>
>> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 7:49 AM
>> Subject: Re: [idm] laptop shows
>>
>>
>>> listen to geoff - he speaks the truth.
>>>
>>> this shit is always about the vibe of the place.
>> our best shows have been
>>> in places receptive to what we're doing, and
>> suitable for our music, with
>> a
>>> clear sound system and an up for it audience. and
>> this goes for whether
>> we
>>> were a full band or just me and a laptop playing
>> off traktor. no amount
>> of
>>> gimmiks, visuals, costumes, cute singers or
>> otherwise is going to make a
>>> damn bit of difference.
>>>
>>> that is all.
>>>
>>> andy.:
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: "cutups" <cutup@andythepooh.com>
>>> To: <idm@hyperreal.org>
>>> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 2:41 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [idm] laptop shows
>>>
>>>
>>>> In my experience, it really depends on the
>> audience
>>>> more than the performer. I've seen highly
>> "performance"
>>>> based shows that were horrible, as well as shows
>> that
>>>> were nothing but music being played back that
>> were great.
>>>>
>>>> It seems like kids who would specifically be
>> into "idm"
>>>> skew towards some kind of performance.
>>>>
>>>> But personally i just want to hear something i
>> haven't
>>>> heard before, played on a good soundsystem. If
>>>> performance works for the artist, than thats
>> good too.
>>>>
>>>> - geoff
>>>
>>
>>
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