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>Mark Sottilaro wrote: > >"I'd go one step further than Dr. Eno and say that people don't even go >to a show for the music or performance, but more often for the chance >to be with a group of like-minded people. (and to drink beer and >convince a member of the opposite sex to have sex with you) The music >is an excuse." >... >At local indie rock shows at the Crepe Place (which has become a haven for >touring Indie >rock bands of note in Santa Cruz) I've noticed that the lion share of the >audience is really >attentive and obviously responding to specific musical events. > >It is also possible to get a beer buzz on, flirt with someone of the >opposite sex AND actually listen to music, you know. > >And then, there are the plethora of music oriented shows at the Kuumbwa >Jazz center and the various small venues that put on ethnic music and new >music shows. Here, the lion share of the audiences are extremely >concentrated on sound. > >Maybe SF is different, but I kind of doubt it. From what I've seen SF is less about the opposite sex thing... :-D --