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I respect Jauqo III-X completely but...

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phat daddy said:
I don't think Bongo's saying you're a fool, I think he's merely pointing out that every human being's psychological nature is to build his own perseption of reality around him, and no one is immune to this phenomena.
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I know he wasn't.




trb6pJM2 said:
sooooo..... does anyone remember phalanx? lol.
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If it was up to him, I would be lifeless by now :)
 
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grace & groove said:
He still posts at another forum I'm at. I never knew he posted here. I don't want to kill you Jauqo, if you remember you've really helped me out before, I'm just saying I didn't enjoy the song, and I'm into your groovier stuff. :p
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It's kool if you don't like the song. I get that you are really sincere in wondering what is going on in the song.
 
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grace & groove said:
Thanks. :)



Anyway, I'm curious to find this thread from six months ago that you guys are talking about. I couldn't find it from Phalanx's profile. Was it deleted, maybe?
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It was deleted. phalanx was highly negative and even more so towards me than the music it seemed,to the point that security had to be called in.

It's kool for some one to not like what I do because I'm more than sure that for most who don't get it today that if they're true within themselves they'll revisit it at some point.
 
#76
"Everything ain't for Everybody" I totally love what Jauqo does because it takes not only music but the bass to another level entirely. I grew up listening to Yes, ELP, Miles, Ornette, John McLaughlin, Chick Corea, Hendrix, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, early Genesis and was considered by my peers to be a little strange because I didn't see things in FM radio terms or dance to the beat of the day. I've seen him perform several times and totally love what he does. But again "Everything ain't for Everybody". As for I like it.
 
#77
No offense, but I find the clips disappointing. I checked them out a while ago based on his rep as a player. I like all kinds of progressive, technical, and avant-garde music, but I don't find it very tasteful.

Obviously Jauqo is a very skilled player, and I respect his abilities, but it doesn't sound like they're playing as a group. It's just some individual unrelated wanking. I actually think the guitar playing is the worst of all of it.

Sorry.
 
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sixtwofour said:
No offense, but I find the clips disappointing. I checked them out a while ago based on his rep as a player. I like all kinds of progressive, technical, and avant-garde music, but I don't find it very tasteful.

Obviously Jauqo is a very skilled player, and I respect his abilities, but it doesn't sound like they're playing as a group. It's just some individual unrelated wanking. I actually think the guitar playing is the worst of all of it.

Sorry.
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Sorry to disappoint you. We are playing as a group. The main objective was to allow a freedom within a context where me and the drummer could maintain our traditional role and help assist the guitar players paint their pictures. The music in those video clips where not made up as we went along, there is a concept behind it.

And please with all due respect I play do play safety zone music when needed.

Does any one actually think I would play like that in a Pop, R&B, Rock, Soul, etc context?
 
#79
I thought it was pretty cool. I don't know why, but the begining was just too out there for me. It settled in though. Maybe as I progress as a musician I will learn to appreciate that type of thing. Sweet 15 string by the way.
 
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