One month with Jeph Jerman

[Brian Olewnick]

Impressive work, Richard. Hats off to you! Thanks for taking the time and thinking the thoughts.

[user_827]

I'm going through withdrawal!!!!!!!
Hadn't realized how hooked I'd gotten on reading your daily entries.
Who next?
j

[user_265]

richard, impressive indeed. maybe you should look into presenting these reviews/thoughts to a wider audience?

Who next?

one year with merzbow.

[Alastair]

richard, impressive indeed. maybe you should look into presenting these reviews/thoughts to a wider audience?

I believe that this may be happening...watch this space!

(sorry Richard, for stealing your thunder )

[gtd]

.... or how about 7 days with Loggins & Messina?

[letchhausen]

Richard,

Great job, wish I'd been able to contribute more to this towards the end. However some new work challenges (and 6-7 day work weeks) and some network/hardware connection issues on the home front have had me insanely busy all the time these days. I'm gonna try and clear some space this weekend just for going back over these. You did a great job all the way through and I'm glad that there was some other associated discussion throughout.
Now get to that 100 days of Stockhausen!

[user_689]

Really nice to read through all of this. Jerman seems to have increased his productivity these last years. I lost track of him a good couple of years ago and haven't gotten around to any of his newer releases. Still value some of those old pieces like the "Beech tree..." cdr and "Circumscription" released under the Hands to name. Hands to was quite different, mostly, than his pure field recordings, almost in a Colley/Crawl Unit-vein.

Funny thing is I started to listen to him because of my inherent drawing to the landscape of the American southwest (esp. Arizona).