Re: When does it end?

[ArsOcarina@aol.com]

Jeff,

In a message dated 02/21/05 9:31:02, jeff@sccadv.com writes:

> I'm curious to hear if anyone else has the same bittersweet dilemma:
> Revolving Gear Syndrome.

Yeah. It's a lesser known malady, related to G.A.S. (Gear Acquisition 
Syndrome). Heheheh. I tend to go for long periods of not changing 
anything' cause I've found a set of sounds and a way of working I 
really like/enjoy. I can be fairly content with this for extended periods.

But, after a while, dissatisfaction/boredom creeps in -- over the 
months or even years. Suddenly, something snaps and all is chaos. 
Then, everything is continually in flux 'til I find that "new" way of 
sounding, listening, working and re-working the gear and my method 
of interacting with it 'til I have hit on an area of interest that renews 
my curiosity, sense of wonder and joy in simple noisemaking.

I am in one of those states of chaos right now -- waiting for the arrival 
of the next phase (or for age and this decrepit corpus to catch up with me).

Best regards,

tEd ® kiLLiAn

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