 [1841]Re:whose better (296 reads) |
2002-04-28 08:58:59 |
I agree with Scotts comments, especially about Keiko's style. The first time I heard her play live was in her home in Tokyo in 1982, I think. We had lunch and she played for me. All the low bars were broken. :>) But...there is always but.... she is no doubt an extremely gifted musician and wonderful human being...as is Mark.. I understand your question, and where it comes from, but why compare different experiences? I feel when we compare we are totally in the head. Feelings are cut out. I try to just experience what is happening when it happens. There is no comparison. It is what is happening then. And the feelings can take everything in, as well as the head. What do you think? Bill Youhass www.marimbas Remote Host: |
 [1790]whose better <megan> |
2002-04-22 00:28:14 |
 [1791]Re:whose better <Darean> |
2002-04-22 01:02:56 |
 [1795]Re:Re:whose better <Scott> |
2002-04-22 06:03:45 |
| [1854]who's better <Mike Mathew> |
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| [1798]Re:whose better <Mike Newland> |
2002-04-22 07:44:12 |
| [1803]Re:whose better <sauce> |
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| [1811]Re:Re:whose better <kyle> |
2002-04-23 07:00:08 |
| [1841]Re:whose better <Bill Youhass> |
2002-04-28 08:58:59 |
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