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First off, let me say that we should call this Live Onstage Looping so we can proudly refer to our music as LOL--I think we deserve that . . . Next subject--as Candy and I travel recently (currently in Phoenix, AZ--car problems--more later if I have to), we have listened to several Christian radio stations--all styles abound on the same stations! Sort of like the 60's . . . Cheri Keaggy sounded good--no relation evidently to the loop guy-- But it all had great production values, and nice to hear country next to urban-- IMHO categorization is for the listener, not the performer-- To quote Paul Kantner, "Fuck you, we do what we want." Gary Lehmann <snip> > > is there a definition for the diference between > > genre - style - category?" > >I looked up genre in the dictionary and in means simply" a style or category >of art or literature" >so they are to my mind the same! hm... dictionary... I am not sure about genre, but to me, style and category are not the same. Style is rather tradition oriented, its the "cookbook" for a way to play music. Categories rather arise from the atempt to organize things. You can isolate a "pure style", but there is no "pure category". as a picture: the style is the centre of a box, and the category its walls. New Age is a category but not a style. Reggae is a style, but you can make categories of revolutionary, religious, relaxing... and maybe place some recordings in the category "ambient" instead of "reggae" A lot of the category "christian" is actually built on the style "rock" (yes, with diabolic guitar solos :-) ---> http://Matthias.Grob.org