I encountered the following video on the blog of Sunn O))) member Stephen O'Malley. I'm enthusiastic but not very knowledgeable when it comes to Indian classical music, I find the drones and textures compelling. Anyway, this video caught my attention this morning and I thought I'd share it.
I'd be very interested in knowing whether or not visitors to this blog would find posts on sound art / music to be a valid inclusion amongst the field recording updates. Please let me know what you think!
6 comments:
Hi Ollie, although these posts seem to be really worth watching and listening they move the whole idea of BD to some other place. My answer is no. I'm sorry, I do hope it won't disappoint you. May be a link to some other blog would be fine? Vladimir.
Thanks for your honesty Vladimir - I wouldn't have asked had I not been prepared for negative responses ;-)
No Ollie, it's not negative at all ) Please don't get me wrong, I don't mind those bits, and what's more - I'd love to see a link to watch that kind of things. I've been following your blog for a couple years now and I appreciate the things you've done. No wonder that you wish to modify it in a way, and I guess I'll follow it anyway ) Vladimir.
I love it Ollie, it's like Les Dawson meets Ravvy Shanker.... Bring it on bro.
I didn't mean negative in a bad way Vladimir - I just meant that I was prepared for people to be of the opinion that it's not such a good idea - after all, my blog has a premise - why dilute it if unnecessary.
I'm delighted that you have been following the blog for so long - it makes it all worth while. Also, I consequently value your opinion.
Stu,
I also value your opinion... although I can't see the Les Dawson in that video myself!!
Perhaps I could find a way of incorporating a feed from my other blog - Two Ears - Lots of Noise in a way that would achieve the same thing?
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