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 Masterfully Insightful November 23, 2007
Written by KC_1980s
This is a rare look into the mind of a master of his craft. While it’s explicitly about guitar craft, the discussion would apply to anyone who creates things out of thin air, including comptuer programmers. The distinctions among the tradesman, master, and apprentice are very applicable to the computer field. So is the tension between doing your trade day in and day out and still trying to be inspired by what excited you in the first place. I detect Taoist thought in places, especially about not trying to play a correct note and then playing it anyway. What would be great is if Fripp would take all these aphorisms and ideas and distill them into a handy book.
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Masterfully Insightful Fri., Nov 23, 2007
Posted by: KC_1980s
This is a rare look into the mind of a master of his craft. While it’s explicitly about guitar craft, the discussion would apply to anyone who creates things out of thin air, including comptuer Read more
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Royalston Talk Thu., Aug 9, 2007
Posted by: richard62
A fascinating and challenging recording. Not as challenging as being there, as you have the easy option of replaying any part ad infinitum until you grasp the point. It has had the effect of making me look at my playing Read more
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Listening to Robert talk Tue., May 22, 2007
Posted by: Fermier
I found this interesting and entertaining. I realized that I would rather watch as Robert gave this talk than just listen to it. I’m missing the facial expressions that go along with the Read more
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