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I understand the fervor but why include
the word "looping" in a promotion at all? It would be about as potentially
fatal to use some intellectualistic-sounding phrase like Pentatonic Guitar -
well maybe not as fatal, as you might get some pseuds and unknowing Goths etc.
showing up. In a similar way I believe I remember us discussing the word
"ambient" some years ago: Poison or Accurate Description? Don't throw
anything.
Far more accessible Eric's idea is (sorry,
just played some Clone Wars here) where the music is promoted, and subtitled to
be "looping" or other music. I don't want to call my work a statistical
norm of any kind, but I don't get any more play on any of my music sites just
because I put the word "looping" in as a keyword.
From: E Gross
Sent: Saturday, December 12, 2009 5:33 PM
Subject: Re: What public is attracted by a Y2K Sampler
Video? Just an idea, if getting an audience is the goal, how
about concerts/festivals based around a theme, for example the "Christmas
Looping Extravaganza". Performers would then be required to perform
Christmas-themed music, something which has the possibility to draw in a crowd.
Then it is up to the performance to hold the crowds interest. There is nothing I
like more than mangling Jingle Bells with a 20 minute noise wash -- tastefully
done, of course ;)
Themes could be shortened to "Christmas Concert"; "Spring Celebration",
"WinterFest", "Halloween Scary Music Blowout" (this one would probably be the
easiest to play at for most LDers), etc.....no need to specify looping in the
headline, as most people have no idea what that is anyway. In the US at least,
the term "One Man Band" would be more understandable by the general
public.
Eric
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