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Live Performance

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6/1/2007 5:38:44 PM

Live Performance
Did you ever wonder what it's like to experience the Rubrics live? Don't you have a life already? Well, I've uploaded a performance we did about a year and a half ago.

6/2/2007 4:21:15 PM

Well that was very cool in my book. The audience response was very good.
Sounded like quite a few people in the crowd. Peace

6/2/2007 4:52:57 PM

Thanks for the comment John. This was the first live performance I did in close to 6 years. A musician friend I'd collaborated with alot (e.g. we wrote music together for a performance of the play "Greater Tuna" in 93) had been trying to get me to perform for years and he was finally successful.

To be fair about the audience...many of them had been fans of the Pocket Mystics (we called our fans "Pocket Lint")...the band I played in in the early 90s... as well as other musicians I'd played in bands with in the late 90s. There is a small network of acoustic musicians in Winona who support one another quite actively both as audience and musical backups when called on. So there were very few strangers in the audience. I felt quite comfortable and supported at this event. :)

6/2/2007 4:52:58 PM

Thanks for the comment John. This was the first live performance I did in close to 6 years. A musician friend I'd collaborated with alot (e.g. we wrote music together for a performance of the play "Greater Tuna" in 93) had been trying to get me to perform for years and he was finally successful.

To be fair about the audience...many of them had been fans of the Pocket Mystics (we called our fans "Pocket Lint")...the band I played in in the early 90s... as well as other musicians I'd played in bands with in the late 90s. There is a small network of acoustic musicians in Winona who support one another quite actively both as audience and musical backups when called on. So there were very few strangers in the audience. I felt quite comfortable and supported at this event. :)

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