Re: [microsound] I want my MTV

[Jason Hollis <contact@xxxxxxxxx>]

Sounds to me like they need to engage their attention (instead of just toss 
up some vids, there is a difference) so the crowd doesnt feel they have to 
entertain themselves or each other.  Because thats what a crowd does when 
its bored, they talk. =/  How each artist accomplishes that is obviously up 
to them, but we all ignore that at our peril, whether we accept/realize it 
or not.   Also sounds like they need a louder PA - if you can hear the 
talking over the music, you definitely need to be louder.

~ !J!
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gregory Taylor" <gtaylor@xxxxxxxx>
To: "microsound" <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 3:05 PM
Subject: [microsound] I want my MTV


> If sampling and approptiating audio material is
> an interesting source for raw material, perhaps
> email is, as well. seems appropriate in the context
> of this whole discussion of why/whether or not
> we need visual stuff. My synchronicity for the day:
>
> "...so the visuals are working fine now, and guess what?
> the little scensters still won't shut the fuck up or quiet down,
> and the fruit of our labors is that now they don't pay attention
> to the whizzy new visuals, either. I'm going back to art gallery
> gigs - at least people pretend to be there to watch or listen."
>
> I warned her, too. An elitist is born!
>
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