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> You'll find really good, knowledgeable and highly creative people on this list and we're pretty good about not holding grudges.Thank you, Rick!
> I hope you'll see.
Some how I feel compelled to quote Sir Winston Churchill right here---
"Success is the ability to go from one failure to the next with no loss of Enthusiasm!"
And on that note, lets hear some looping--
http://www.youtube.com/chordcluster
cheers-
DST
On May 2, 2011, at 3:48 PM, Rick Walker wrote:
> On 7/22/64 11:59 AM, Tim Clement wrote:
>> no apologies, enuf politics, glad you're all buddies, just send me some real good music...Todd ain't heavy, he's my brother
> Dear Tim,
>
> A lot of us HAVE been on this list and have developed our friendships over a long period of time and have shared a
> tremendous amount of creativity with each other at various live looping festivals, on line and through our
> various CD/DVD releases. That history is a good thing and has helped contribute to a vital and creative atmosphere
> on this list.
>
> We absolutely love new blood and new input on this list. It is always great to get the creative juices flowing,
> so you are most welcome here.
>
> That said, your tone in this thread was instantly, angry, dismissive and provocative from the get go and
> is merely going to cause negative reaction in people.
>
> This is not a moderated list (our founder, the late Kim Flint, was always adamant about this) so you
> are free, of course, to post anything you want without censure. It's your prerogative.
>
> If you sincerely want to participate in this community, please, do contribute. I'm serious.
> And if you are serious, we'll book a performance for you into the next live looping festival in a hearbeat
> and welcome you in with open arms.
>
> So, why don't you consider how you are percieved, take a risk and send us a link to your own music so that we know who you are
> and the kinds of things that interest you, aesthetically
> and let's get back to looping.
>
> You'll find really good, knowledgeable and highly creative people on this list and we're pretty good about not holding grudges.
> I hope you'll see.
>
> yours,
>
> Rick Walker
> founder: Y2KX International Live Looping Festival
>