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[mashuta]

if the words "lush tapestry" are used to describe a songwriter's album... would you go see the show? y/n

(i haven't even pressed play yet on this page... i guess that those words kinda stopped me in my tracks)

Comments

[peregrin8]

Definitely less likely to.

And couldn't get through the first clip on that page.

[mashuta]

yeah, the ad i randomly saw at the music college for this show last nite seemed classy and cool, but the "tapestry" did make me shudder. i tried listening to the music, but i had to have it on low (being at work and everything) so i couldn't quite judge the lushness factor of the tapestry. ah well, missed the show anyway. i was just curious is the combination of those words would be a draw or a deterrent for my selected audience ;)

[yosh]

Only if the show also includes a live weaver.

[mashuta]

in this town, it must might!

[lapsedmodernist]

huh, it would make me interested!

different strokes...

[mashuta]

well, that was the thing - upon reading those words, the "old-school me" commenced ralphing, while the more mature-tasted and soundscape-friendly me wondered if tapestry was something i wanted to sample tonight. so.. good PR, bad PR? different strokes, i guess, like you said.
maybe, i would prefer no PR. his page, despite being agreeable in presentation in tone, was way too polished.

[elenderel]

It would depend on how much it cost to go see the show, location, time, etc. But if all those factors were favorable, then heck yeah I'd go see it!

[mashuta]

well, it was free, in a cute cafe and right next to campus; however, it did compete directly with turbo kickboxing. turbo won. oh well, another day, another rich tapestry. ;)