haha. very accurately put. On 7/3/08, kent williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > New York City is a tough place to book shows. I have huge respect for > Bryan Kasenic who has put on events for years that, even if they're > not Detroit-centric, are always respectable line-ups of artists who > would interest members of this list. But there's always a hundred > things going on every night, so the audience is fragmented, and NYC is > a place people are very status- and fashion-conscious. It's all too > easy for someone still working at the top of their game to fall off > the 'It' list and play to empty rooms. > > As for that festival -- whatever. The line-up sound interesting around > the edges, and if you don't like it find one of the 99 other things > happening to do instead. Or create your own fun -- find a bar and hit > up all your friends, acquaintances and enemies and play some records. > Who knows, if your haircut and shoes are right, you might become 'It.' > > > > > On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 9:12 PM, diana potts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> What about a 313 in the n-y-c night? There's a lot of nyc area list >> members and lots of talent as well. >> >
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