[atlantaprog] Re: atlantaprog Digest V1 #5
- From: "Mind worm" <mindwormband@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: atlantaprog@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 17:14:26 -0500
Hey Allen-
Great to see things are going well on many fronts. If I can offer any
assistance, you know where to contact me at.
Is there a way to get a daily digest of emails? Our box has a limit and
getting each of these individually is not a particularly good way for us to
receive them. Any suggestions? This is why I thought a site that we could
visit with a message board would be better. Is there a way to do that???
And just turn the daily/individual emails off??
<<Oh, man, you wanna come up with a better name or a better definition of
"prog"?>>
Let's not even open that can of worms, ok? ;-) We can be all inclusive
without dissecting it I think.
-Sean Tonar
Mindworm Guitarist
Moderator Progressive Ears.com
http://www.progressiveears.com
>From: <wheat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: atlantaprog@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>To: atlantaprog@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [atlantaprog] Re: atlantaprog Digest V1 #5
>Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 10:44:04 -0500
>
>Oh, man, you wanna come up with a better name or a better definition of
>"prog"?
>
>We could wrangle about this for weeks, months, years even. I'll fire the
>first
>salvo.
>
>For some of us it's new music, avant garde, or bleeding edge. But for some
>of
>us it's honoring the past, music which was progressive in 1973, but which
>by
>definition isn't any more, because it's 30 years old.
>
>I say let's keep this a "big tent" organization and accept anything that's
>outside the conventional commercial categories and/or radio market
>segments,
>such as pop, jazz, country, alternative...you get the idea.
>
>Wheat Williams
>
> > Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2002 23:35:23 -0500
> > From: Allen Welty-Green
> > Subject: [atlantaprog] Progress is being
> > made...
> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > First off, welcome to the new folks who have
> > recently subscribed to
> > this list. Please send a message to the list
> > and introduce
> > yourselves! And feel free to go to the
> > freelists.org website and
> > check out the archives. Some good info has
> > passed through this list
> > in its week-long existence.
> >
> > Just a check in to let you know how some things
> > we've discussed are
> > shaping up...
> >
> > Many of you saw Wade's email about a
> > compilation CD. It seems that
> > Progression Magazine is willing to distribute
> > it as an insert, along
> > with write-ups on the bands. I'm sure Wade or
> > someone will keep you
> > abreast of developments on this front. This is
> > good news!
> >
> > I am playing phone tag with someone from WRFG
> > to discuss the ins and
> > outs of getting a program on the air there. A
> > question for everyone -
> > how many of you ever listen to WRFG? Most of
> > the playlist is reggae,
> > blues, worldbeat and some occasional bluegrass
> > so it may not be up
> > your alley, but I need to know if this is
> > indeed an avenue worth
> > pursuing... I really wish we could get an "in"
> > at WREK or WRAS!!
> >
> > I sent copies of our festival ideas to Steve at
> > Variety. I saw him
> > tonight at the Residents show and he seems
> > truly interested in making
> > it happen. He's going to try and come to the
> > December meeting. This
> > is also good news! Steve would be a valuable
> > ally.
> >
> > There is other stuff brewing out there, but
> > nothing to report yet...
> >
> > AWG
> >
> > PS... I know at least one or two folks on this
> > list wonder if they
> > are really part of the Atlanta "prog" scene
> > since they don't really
> > think of themselves as "prog". I think we
> > should strive to be as
> > inclusive as possible when we talk about prog.
> > That's one reason I
> > use the term progressive MUSIC instead of
> > progressive ROCK (I hope we
> > can someday come up with a better name - "prog"
> > has negative
> > connotations to some people unfortunately). I
> > see this group as open
> > to people who are doing anything from
> > traditional "progressive rock"
> > to what might be called "new age" to fusion to
> > ambient to space music
> > to psychedelic to ??? In short, most any artist
> > whose music might fit
> > in to the category "none of the above"!!!
> >
> > ------------------------------
> >
> > End of atlantaprog Digest V1 #5
> > *******************************
> >
> >
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