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Michael Peters wrote: > > ok, maybe this will help to end the 'Age' thread: > > The average age of us is 33.4 (that is, the average age of the 48 loopers > who have their bio on our website, and specified their age). > > <g> > > btw, I'm 43. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ - hope this doesn't throw a hitch into the math . . . but this one is still driving a 1938 Memphis (meat suit) . . . - btw, in a fit of gererosity i wrote: - >>- only boring people can be bored . . . (by anything) - somene answered: "You've never been bored by ANYTHING? What an excruciatingly relentless parade of excitement your life must be...you need to watch more television, my friend " IT IS ! ! ! (even the television machine) - The suggestion "- don't worry . . . play music YOU want to hear" . . . has worked so far - every sound we make is as likely to be our last as it is to be the next to last . . . and messing around with the silence carries its own responsibilities, just as when you make a mark on a perfectly clean piece of paper you're taking on picasso and the egyptians and the Tibetans and . . . not to fear . . . they're good company - as are bird and bud and trane and diz and all the people in the world who make sounds/art because "they can't help theirselfs" . . . "I used to think that musicians were real disciplined to be able to practice a lot and get good on their instruments . . . then i married one and it didn't take no time at all to figure out that they just can't help theirselfs" - Appalachin woman I'd like to invite everyone on this side of the oceans and mountains to come hear our trio (marshall arts), loops and all, at the Monterey Jazz Festival, September 20, 1997 . . . and also to hear the streaming sample (no waiting) on our site at www.fredmarshall.com (my son, joshi, now 25 is the one playing the alto and tenor at the same time) - as to the age thing, only the temporary meat suit is interested in that kind of thing and after all, that's the same one that has the house key in its hand when YOU want to get into the car . . . sometimes i wish i could get the poor thing some more ram . . . - drive crazy . . . * mmmmmmm * - a hell's angel friend decided that was his version of "break a leg"