I'd really rather just do endless profiles as others do the content and it beats my drivel any day of the week.
The questions are a generic open ended set adapted from oral history methods. They are specifically meant to help artists get URL.
Do a search on Kit and you won't come up with much beyond engine confusion thinking you want demonstrations of various things made into kits.
The problem has always been a lack of interest among musicians for typing answers. Now that this screed swamp is doing the numbers and people are more familiar with blogs, I'm getting more interest.
So Ian, Jason Parker and all you other regulars here who are musicians, feel free to get in touch and I'll hand you the questions as I'm interested in making room for as many people as I can.
I got a story in the pipeline from Lithuania, with luck, and more on the way.
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I am quite digging these interviews--great writing and great reading. Please keep them coming!
I'd really rather just do endless profiles as others do the content and it beats my drivel any day of the week.
The questions are a generic open ended set adapted from oral history methods. They are specifically meant to help artists get URL.
Do a search on Kit and you won't come up with much beyond engine confusion thinking you want demonstrations of various things made into kits.
The problem has always been a lack of interest among musicians for typing answers. Now that this screed swamp is doing the numbers and people are more familiar with blogs, I'm getting more interest.
So Ian, Jason Parker and all you other regulars here who are musicians, feel free to get in touch and I'll hand you the questions as I'm interested in making room for as many people as I can.
I got a story in the pipeline from Lithuania, with luck, and more on the way.
Cool interview - Now I websearch for the sounds. CURIOUS!
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