eno nite

["anti:clockwise" <anticlockwise@tensionheadache.org>]

hey! waitaminnit!

you also want to get a deck of playing cards, right? any old bicycle pack 
oughta serve the purpose, seeing how the originals will be tough to come 
by 
on short notice.

then, just as you're going play any next note or change, you first pick a 
card - nod sagely - then obviously do something different than what you 
were going to do.

obliquely,
a:c

From: goddard.duncan@mtvne.com
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: [looper's] RE: fripp/eno

 >> or you could get a nice indexy loop going and then intone some choice 
paragraphs from his me-me-me-tome, "with swollen appendices"; for a real 
eno in-joke, you could arrange for someone to double-track this with you, 
like he did with all his singing.
whatever, you must obtain revoxes, even if they're just for show.
duncan/r.m.i./enough slack time today to listen to the whole eno-oeuvre, 
would that it were here at work with me......


 >>Hey all, a local bar in New Orleans is having an all Brian Eno night and 
I would like to do a set of Fripp/Eno. What song would you all do? I'm 
thinking of "Index Of Metals" although "Evening Star" is pretty 
recognizable.
Also...what did Fripp look like back then?<<

 >> afro, frown. had started sitting down for gigs back in the early 
crimson days. dark coloured les paul, maybe a custom, can't remember. he 
was beginning to smarten himself up a bit but still looked like a student. 
apologies to any students reading this.
how about one of eno's wonderful songs, instead of a loopathon? you should 
take a crack at "driving me backwards" or "king's lead hat" (his talking 
heads tribute); I especially like the synth solo in the latter.