How wonderful it must be to be so much better than everyone else and have such a high quality of taste. If I need a final judge as to what is and isn't music, I now know where to go. Thank you for the amazing depth of your opinion.
I enjoy *many* diverse and varied types of music and don't seem to suffer from the narrow-mindedness some people do.
Regards, James
I enjoy *many* diverse and varied types of music and don't seem to suffer from the narrow-mindedness some people do.
Regards, James
>YAWN,
>"Drifting through the shimmering seas of space......". All these
>euphemisms that surround this ....... (fill in any word of your
>choice, myself I really don't know, definitely NOT music).
>You say:
>"very unlike most too-static 'space music'"
>Please tell me then how it differs. I gave up on this ...... (se
>above) a long time ago. OK, I just happen to be an old fan of jazz,
>and be-bop in particular. This I combine with electronics. More
>fashionable in the 70's than in present time, but guys like Chick
>Corea, Don Preston, etc, did great things with electronics. That still
>holds great fascination to me.
>Again, how does this CD differ? I hear very little difference between
>the "tunes". Just the same self-playing pianos, masked behind,
>drenched in, and reeking from tons of excessive reverb. Space, ehh. A
>tiny fraction would have sufficed, but what would then have been left
>of the ...... (se above)???
>Lars