At 9:23 PM -0800 on 11/26/00, Jason Witherspoon wrote:
>
>Does this mean Reynolds has come around to Brian's brilliance, or
>was he just a handy example?
just a handy example ... Reynolds and I definitely don't see eye to
eye on the matter of Brian Wilson's contribution to modern music ...
At 5:01 PM -0800 on 11/26/00, R. Scott wrote:
>If all an individual wants to do is sit in his room and make music (via
>machine or instrument) so be it. Playing live and interacting with
>an audience is, to me, one of the greatest
experiences an artist/musician can have.
I agree with you ...
I think what Reynolds (and I) was referring to was the personality
inherit in many an artist versus the personality it takes to deal
with the social downsides of dealing with a 'band'. This really
doesn't have anything to do with live playing. You may disagree, but
I'm playing 'live' when I DJ ... I've been in quite a few bands in my
time, and the sensation mostly is the same, really ...
later
-q <bam>
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