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Re: [microsound] Take Rafael Toral elsewhere?

if by either you mean ambarchi and toral, well to this day i've never heard anything by ambarchi i didn't like and i've enjoyed almost everything from toral. I guess they have to fuck up at some point...

(and maybe he hasn't....maybe it is a grower...)

i'm just left with a feeling that, as i've said previously, this deliberate move to leave the guitar was the first idea and what he was going to do in its absence was a distant second.

i'll put it on again now

-d

Rudy Carrera wrote:
On 9/28/06, David Geraghty <dbgeraghty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 

You'd be surprised someone who had heard the record decided it sounded
like someone else? He did have a unique voice in his work but since
leaving the guitar and supposedly moving forth to create a new language
of jazz or whatever he called it he sounds like he's out of ideas.

-d

Rudy Carrera wrote:
>>
>>
>> On Sep 28, 2006, at 3:38 AM, David Geraghty wrote:
>>
>> >  parts sound like a poor imitation of
>> > oren ambarchi
>>
> Rafael tends to have a pretty unique voice in his work.  I'd be
> surprised if
> this comparison were true.  Too bad, if that's the case, because
> otherwise,
> he's quite brilliant.
>

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Well, I'm of the mind that you can't go wrong with either, for different
reasons.  Maybe you're right: it may grow on you.


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