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> a friend and I used to go to some shows and decided that the worst > audiences were ones that were full of musicians who would sit > there and say > "why is he getting paid to do THAT??? I could do that..... I > could do that > BETTER!!!!!" I say enjoy the show, maybe you'll learn > something from him > > Paul Haslem > www.dulcify.ca I gotta agree, Paul - the "general public" tends to judge performances by whether they communicate something - many musicians seem to judge instead by the degree of technical achievement that's represented. Since my thrust tends to be more communicative rather than technical (even though when I talk about my own software, I do tend to get technical), I try not to think about how other musicians in the audience are reacting. You know the old joke about how many guitar players it takes to screw in a lightbulb? 50: 1 to change the bulb, and 49 to stand around saying, "I could do that".