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On 03-11-15 17.56, "ArsOcarina@aol.com" <ArsOcarina@aol.com> wrote: > Some folks are just not "joiners." Some folks are > too busy MAKING music to wanna stop and "talk shop" about it for any > great length of time. Personally I find it a lot more fun to play with other musicians than to chat with them about the music we are making. And for many years (I was looping on stage in -83 for the first time) I never regarded "looping" any different from just picking up different instruments to play. Imagine a musician using looping devices because he can't find the right band mates - I would guess he wouldn't be a natural LD "joiner" then, since his looping is nothing but an answer to a sad problem he would rather see solved in another way. > Here's a thought . . . > > I am also aware of something else we have seen occasionally on this list > before: Someone who had been totally unaware of other loopers and looping > "history" suddenly discovers LD and upon joining tries to tell us all >that > they invented looping cuz they've been doing it for X years (longer than > anyone THEY know of, heheh). > > It must be a shock to some of these folks to find that the concept is > not original with them (nor with any of us here for that matter). They > may be laboring away in their small isolated community somewhere with > their looping being their one self-perceived claim to fame or >"originality." > It must take the wind out of their sails a bit to realize there is a >bigger > looping world out there and they are just one of many, many traveling > the same path. > > I'd bet it's a lot more than some of them would be willing to admit. To >join > is to acknowledge these facts (ultimately). Human nature is funny that > way. I'd bet more than a few of those folks are guitarists too. Heheh. > > tEd ® kiLLiAn Hmmm... That's really a strange attitude! I can't see why they should not be delighted by finding out that others are also doing the same thing? -- Best wishes Per Boysen www.boysen.se www.looproom.com