stuartk
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| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @ghdprentice Yeah. I decided there was simply too much opportunity for triggering negativity, so I deleted my post. Better to keep focused on music, here. | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog We are in danger of abandoning the perspective of the individual for the collective perspective. I think I am fighting for the individual perspective which would not favor the collective’s definition of genres we can all relate to.... | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog The way I think of V. Morrison is a unique blend of American Blues, R&B, Jazz and Folk influences with traditional UK musical genres. And then, there's Morrison's deep spirituality. Richard Thompson is another equally unique a... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @frogman Just watched the Liebman interview. Wow -- what a refreshingly down to earth and "real" statement that manages to point out aspects of Free playing that make it both appealing and difficult. This makes me want to seek out more intervie... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @jafant You're welcome and yes, indeed! | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog I like that cut. I'll stream them. I have a few Poco albums that I play a lot. To be quite honest, I'm not a fan of genres. That's one of the reasons I moved from the Jazz Aficianado group. They seemed to have a exacting conception... | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog I don’t see how L & M qualifies as Prog. Their music did span a range from very radio friendly Pop to something a bit more stylistically adventurous. The latter was displayed in longer tracks that alternated with the 3 minute h... | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @bolong In music, as you develop a theme or musical idea, there are many points at which directions must be decided Not only in music! | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog I don’t know enough about computers to answer that question but I’d like to believe a computer does not possess the "inner antenna " that allows humans to pick up on those "butterflies" Keith speaks of. In order to manipulate aest... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @jafant One of my favorite Ralph Towner recordings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5agrWMyeDo&list=PLs0HIvswAkQHhAjR_Rd2WR0BEShL7rQ9F I saw Oregon in concert in the late 70’s -- one of the best live music experiences of my life. Truly m... | |
| Another Day, Another Upgrade. @baclagg Well, you could say it worked out in the sense that it was a stepping-stone to the Esoteric! ;o) | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog Here’s an AI summary of the creative process as approached by Keith Richards... Richards emphasizes that the best ideas often emerge when you’re not actively chasing them but are simply present in the moment, according to rolling... | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog I also saw her later in a country music bar in L.A. When I went up to her to tell her how great I thought she was, she brushed me off as if I were trying to pick her up. I wasn’t. That’s too bad. . . for both of you. I guess it’s... | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @mahgister Meaning is an embodied felt symbolic form In art, this has certainly been my experience. I cannot comment on how this applies in math, science or other left-brain-dominant fields. | |
| Let's talk music, no genre boundaries @audio-b-dog Only time will tell, re: AI's art-making potential. There is, needless to say, plenty of derivative art currently being made by humans. ;o) |