appliances

> From: "daniel_anthony_stearns" <daniel_anthony_stearns@...>
>
> Ha chris...I haven't had a chance to hear this yet,but when I was
> younger I used to vacation every summer to Hampton Beach NH with my
> aunt, and I can remember as a pre-teen sitting on the sidewalks late
> at night and loosing myself to the "yellow hum" of the street lights.

Yeah, I can totally empathise with all of La Monte Young's "transformer"
obsessions, et al.

> remember, your refrigerator and the soda machines at your work have
> no problem performing complex JI sonorities...so buck up yon
> virtuosi, least you want to be outplayed by your household appliances!

Well give a listen to that piece--it's almost like that, appliances vs.
musicians . . . they did a pretty good job, don't you think (the
musicians that is)?

yes,I can't wait to hear this,but I have to! (wait that is)

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, Christopher Bailey
<chris@m...> wrote:
> > From: "daniel_anthony_stearns" <daniel_anthony_stearns@y...>
> >
> > Ha chris...I haven't had a chance to hear this yet,but when I was
> > younger I used to vacation every summer to Hampton Beach NH with
my
> > aunt, and I can remember as a pre-teen sitting on the sidewalks
late
> > at night and loosing myself to the "yellow hum" of the street
lights.
>
> Yeah, I can totally empathise with all of La Monte
Young's "transformer"
> obsessions, et al.
>
> > remember, your refrigerator and the soda machines at your work
have
> > no problem performing complex JI sonorities...so buck up yon
> > virtuosi, least you want to be outplayed by your household
appliances!
>
>
> Well give a listen to that piece--it's almost like that,
appliances vs.
> musicians . . . they did a pretty good job, don't you think (the
> musicians that is)?