The original poster mentioned Bill Evans so here it goes. I have to28 year on. still alive Martin?. Bill Evans INTENTIONAL, much worked on, what does he call it " displacement" (the meaning of which is to change from the the usual or PROPER place. oh yeah, let's do this rhythm Improperly, shall we, Bill? ) odd
admit: after listening to him for about two minutes I hardly can't
stand it any longer. I start feeling unconfortable; it has something
to with his timing, I think. (Funny, this feels almost like some kind
of auricular confession.) OK, I know the man was a genius, people I
highly respect love the guy, but... Anybody else feeling this way?
Maybe we could start a support group.
Martin
In article d...@larry.rice.edu, mar...@rice.edu (Martin Berggren) writes:
The original poster mentioned Bill Evans so here it goes. I have to
admit: after listening to him for about two minutes I hardly can't
stand it any longer. I start feeling unconfortable; it has something
to with his timing, I think. (Funny, this feels almost like some kind
of auricular confession.) OK, I know the man was a genius, people I
highly respect love the guy, but... Anybody else feeling this way?
Maybe we could start a support group.
MartinCount me in. Evans bores me to tears. I always remember what Gary Peacock is alleged to have said when he jumped from Evans' band to Albert Ayler's trio: "I'm tired of playing wedding music..."
Apart from Evans' playing on "Kind of Blue," I've never heard him play anything
that didn't put me to sleep. And I'm always amused when people put Evans and Paul Bley into the same bag. Please. I could listen to Bley all day long, but Evans... Aargh!
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