Re: And Eno said........

[Jeff Duke <jmar@bellsouth.net>]

Dennis,

I wouldn't want to comment on art, too dangerous and I don't like fish. One
recomendation on a Torn disc is Cloud About Mercury. I don't know if it is
still availiable. His web site is down still but there is a temp page with
some sound clips. Its at  http://www.jeffy.org/torn/ and at Elephant Tape
http://www.geocities.com/~kenzak/etape/  there is some songs up from his
solo albums and from Bruford Levin Upper Extremities with whom he is the
guitarist. Also there is a live concert of B.L.U.E at live concerts.com.
http://www.liveconcerts.com/listening/concerts/980419/Bruford_Levin_Upper_Extremities/.
I have dug DTs music for quite awhile. Hope this helps.

Jeff

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Dennis Coggia wrote:

> It is not my intention to reopen this discussion, but here is something
> that might be of interest to this group. I can't remember the exact
> quote but here goes: If you think of art as the name of a type of
> interaction between you and something else as opposed to a quality in
> something, it frees you from all sorts of problems. For example, you
> don't have to decide whether something is or is not art, only if that
> does it for some people people. Some Art, like a hit single, will do it
> for a million people for a month, other art, like a cathedral, will do
> it for several thousand people for several hundred years.
> On a more or less unrelated topic, would some kind folks please
> recommend a David Torn disc for a introduction. I have heard Polytown
> which I like, but would like to hear more looping.
> Thanks, Dennis
>
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