tuning punks

[John Starrett:]
> Also, I just posted Dan Stearns' piece One Step from the Street at
www.mp3.com/thetuningpunks.

Thanks John. I should add (and depending on your perspective, to
either give credit where credit is do, or to help share the blame)
that this is an older piece (almost ten years old now) by my rock band
PRIVATEWORLD, which also featured 3-Handman, Scott Dakota, and Shawn
Briggs.

play it loud,
Dan

hi, I am listening to the music at the tuning punks
site and I am amazed at how much wonderful and
beautiful music there is. Charles Lucy, Herman Miller,
Johnny Lobster, Carl Lumma, Neil Haverstick, Graham
Breed, R.Winchester, Paul Erlich and many more
incredibly talented artists. This music is truly
inspirational to me, I've never heard anything like
this before, it's like another world of music.

regards

blueshoe

ps. I have music at
http://www.peoplesound.com/artist/stereovision
feel free to have a listen and leave a comment

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blueshoe 2001 wrote:
>
> hi, I am listening to the music at the tuning punks
> site and I am amazed at how much wonderful and
> beautiful music there is. Charles Lucy, Herman Miller,
> Johnny Lobster, Carl Lumma, Neil Haverstick, Graham
> Breed, R.Winchester, Paul Erlich and many more
> incredibly talented artists. This music is truly
> inspirational to me, I've never heard anything like
> this before, it's like another world of music.

And that's what it's all about. Composers using
an unlimited pallet of new harmonic (tuning) colors to
create new music. There's so many possibilities...

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