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Re: Review: Ric Hordinski @ Trinity House Theater, Livonia, MI 4/16/99
Jaharnish2 at aol_com sez:
>you forgot the other non-listie Amy - i think she enjoyed everyone much.
>at very least, i think she was quite amused by the antics.
Oh yeah. It's a pity she couldn't have stuck around for my horrific singing.
>i had too much fun talking to Bruce's two Germans (especially the 50+? upper
>manager) about Einsturzende Neubauten and Rammstein. the older gentleman
>spread the biggest grin when i held up my Rammstein cd - he said that they
>get constant radio attention, and that he's listened to them a bit.
Yeah, but they had no idea who KMFDM was. Sheesh. What kind of Germans are
they, ANYWAY?
On a side note, I ordered the new Rammstein CD last night.
>> The Trinity House Theater is a small, intimate venue with a coffeehouse
>feel.
>
>yes! and it's only 6 miles from my house - i think i have a new haunt now.
Then why did it take you 30 minutes to go for your wallet and come back?
>> Ric was playing solo this night, acoustic + effects - shoes.
>
>Ric was also quite personable during and after the show. he's a very nice
>fellow.
Yes, he is.
>i much enjoyed his make-it-up-as-you-go-along percussion loops - sure beats
>DAT tape! very warm and organic sounding, as long as you don't mind the songs
>taking a little while to rev up.
I like it better that way. He played 5 or 6 songs, but it lasted an hour or
so.
>> The rest:
>> Ric also came out and improvised on a couple songs with Jan Krist,
>> which is always fun to watch. I also think I talked him into playing
>> 'Within Without' again next week at Sudsy's.
>
>Chris - you're taping that one, RIGHT?
Yup, that's the plan, at least.
>again, i'll be in the wooded corners of Indiana.
Didn't you say it was South Carolina?
>i enjoyed this gathering very much. the music-making was a little rough at
>first, but i thoroughly enjoyed it. under his guidance (and after wrestling
>my freezer elf for the Jager) Chris and i followed in the Monk tradition that
>made our attention spans a little shorter, and myself a little more
>rambunctious on the doumbek.
for the lay-people: doumbek = goat-drum.
>Bruce, Chris, Megan and Amy-Raven played and sang wonderfully (Chris - your
>'Got Me Wrong' was great! don't be so hard on yourself).
Eh, you're just being kind at this point.
>you all held your
>own quite well, and i am thrilled to see so much talent concentrated in the
>listie base.
Yeah, it's overwhelming at times.
Lisa Walker, where ARE YOU?
><insert lots o' mushy friendly stuff here>
Right here?
>see many of you on 04.30.99!
I'm there, brother.
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