on 12/5/04 3:51 PM, Ed Colmar at ed@greengraphics.net wrote:
quoted 24 lines I performed last night at a three room warehouse party in oakland. There>
> I performed last night at a three room warehouse party in oakland. There
> was a ton of bleed from the other two rooms into the IDM oriented room. I
> felt this killed a lot of the subtelty of the music, and really
> discouraged listening.
>
> At least with my stuff, there is a lot of work with silence, and
> crevices... All of which are lost and meaningless when other soundsystems
> are taking up the aural space....
>
> How do other people feel about this? How do other artists/promoters deal
> with it?
>
> -ed
>
> Ed Colmar
> Time Slips By
> www.timeslipsby.com
>
>
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it always pays to go down to the event prior to its opening to scope out
the details such as this and possibly change certain things to your
advantage...as they say "better be safe than sorry"... I know it sucks(along
with my "reply") but theres really no one to blame, well except the
promoters who usually don't know shit anyways.
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