I have talked about the Tryptich events on the list a few years running but there is never anyone from out of town (that im aware of) that has came along to any events - I normally bump into ex listmember Tom Churchill at a couple of the events every year but thats about it.
Your right - they do get some good people to come and play and if anyone does fancy it let me know, would be happy to hook up and if possible offer some lodgings. BTW - the venue that R&S are playing in is the same as they played last year - its called The Peoples Palce and its effectively a big glass house in a park with plants etc inside. Very nice venue indeed and its the same people putting it on so I would imagine the same nice system will be there. Go on, you know you want to visit Scotland ;-) Cheers BT --- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Rhythm & Sound 45 Session w/ Paul St. Hilaire > > > > 30.04. @ Tryptich Festival (Glasgow) > > Hmmm yes, being up in Scotland last week I saw > publicity for Triptych - as I > have each of the past 2 or 3 years when I've gone up > there at Easter and > seen the line up for the festival a month later and > thought "now I really > should come up for that" but not made it. > This year's line up seems like another cracker - how > come this festival > hasn't been mentioned (with the exception of the > above) on this list? > Are our Scottish brothers keeping this one to > themselves? BT, Jason et al > is this another act of Scottish nationalism? - > laughing behind our backs as > you present: > > Juan Atkins > Stacey Pullen > HERBIE HANCOCK > LAURIE ANDERSON > ESG > Prince Buster > CANDI STATON > KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN fer goodness sake! > and everyone else from Akufen to Bugz In The Attic, > LCD Soundsystem etc. > > the truth must be told! > >
