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Joey from Montreal on 2002-01-29 05:04 [#00075942]



does anyone listen to the pat metheny group here?


 

titsworth_courier from washington, dc on 2002-01-29 05:34 [#00075943]



probably the most unlikely question, congrats


 

kryocera3 from Dallas,Texas (Plano) on 2002-01-30 00:35 [#00076158]



i do. One of my favorite artists.



 

kryocera3 from Dallas,Texas (Plano) on 2002-01-31 01:55 [#00076705]



i will see him live soon too.



 

steve the sailor on 2002-01-31 02:01 [#00076709]



"bright size life" is quite mellow


 

Joey from Montreal on 2002-01-31 04:25 [#00076751]



Are you gonna go see PMG in dallas? I'm gonna see em in
Burlington, Vermont, ant Toronto... can't wait, man!


 

balthus from europe on 2002-01-31 12:30 [#00076831]



joey - check out steve reich's 'electric counterpoint' with
pat metheny.


 

offline joey from montréal (Canada) on 2002-02-06 04:07 [#00081136]
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I thought this was interesting... I found from pat
metheny's website.

Question:
Dear Pat I was just wondering if you've ever considered
getting more involved in the "dance music scene". Your last
couple of Group releases(Imaginary Day and We Live Here)
have dabbled with loops and computer-generated beats and
they sounded cool. It would seem a logical progression to
move further into that electronic style of music. Here in
England there are some great artists such as
"Squarepusher"(Jaco-esque bass over frenetic and
meticulously precise drum-progranmming) who sounds like
nothing else that's been before; and also "Aphex Twin" who
produces some beautiful and melodic electronic music. I
don't know if you've heard of these guys, but would love to
see the Metheny sound develop into a similar melting pot of
jazz and beats. The recent remixes, in my mind, didn't do
the originals much justice. Have you ever attempted or
thought about remixing anybody else's work? Thanks again for
the magic you produce. If I won the National Lottery, I'd
pay the group to tour Britain. A couple of days in London
just isn't enough! Anyway, i'm off to buy that lottery
ticket! Tara Tim

Pat's Answer:
hi tim,

i don't really think too much about style or trends or
anything - but i do feel that some of the things we were
experimenting with on the past few records in the zones that
you are talking about continue to be interesting. i am very
aware of squarepusher and aphex twin and dig a lot of their
stuff.



 


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