Music Review: Must be Dreaming

Guys,

Actually the music that *I* imagine while dreaming at
night and then promptly forget in the morning is *much*
more accomplished and beautiful than Erlich's dream
music. I've been to his dreams and listened and it's
just not as good as he thinks it is unless you like a
lot of screeching and banging on tin cups and such.

Jacky's dream music is twice as good as his CDs.

Pehrson's dream music is really amazing, as is Rick's
and Jon's.

I only visited Zelenz and Stearns' dreams once and am
scared to go back -- the rhythms almost pumped me up to
another level.

Perhaps I'll write more dream music reviews later or in
more depth if there is an interest.

-- Dream Master X -- in your dreams

--- In MakeMicroMusic@y..., "X. J. Scott" <xjscott@e...> wrote:

/makemicromusic/topicId_1667.html#1667

> Guys,
>
> Actually the music that *I* imagine while dreaming at
> night and then promptly forget in the morning is *much*
> more accomplished and beautiful than Erlich's dream
> music. I've been to his dreams and listened and it's
> just not as good as he thinks it is unless you like a
> lot of screeching and banging on tin cups and such.
>

Jeff... apologies to Paul, but this has to be one of the funniest
things I have *ever* read on *any* of the tuning lists in the 2 years
I've been around. How about a stint on the "Tonight" show??

JP

Jeff,

{you wrote...}
>Actually the music that *I* imagine while dreaming at night and then >promptly forget in the morning is *much* more accomplished and beautiful >than Erlich's dream music.

Please be careful - we all have our dreams, and those dreams are not (and do not need to be) similar to anyone else's. For dreams to all be alike would be the ultimate nightmare...

ListMom

"X. J. Scott" wrote:

>
> I only visited Zelenz and Stearns' dreams once and am
> scared to go back -- the rhythms almost pumped me up to
> another level.
>

BOO!