Greetings: I agree with Tim, this list should encourage the announcement of music made with Linux. Don't be shy, Robert ! ;-) (His music is very good, be sure to check it out)... And I also love the variety of musics coming from this nest of singing birds... *Musaeus is stopped by the thought of crooning penguins... Best, dp tim hall wrote: >Last Tuesday 16 November 2004 13:17, Robert Jonsson was like: > > >>I like the idea of announcing music that we make, to the community. I >>produce some stuff (see link below) nowadays but have been reluctant to >>post the "news" as I thought it would not really be on topic. Though it >>really is! >> >> > >Yeah, like HOW is it off-topic? > >I really like hearing the music that other people have made using Linux, from >Jan's Country Rock to Frank's sonic experimentations, Emillo's blithe grooves >and Ico's emotional architectures to name but a few. I'm downloading >Dave's .oggs as I type and looking forward to hearing those. > >The music is the proof of the pudding, all this technical discussion is just a >means to an end. One of the most convincing arguments to a wavering migrator >or frustrated newbie is to hear some of the music that people are achieving >with their Linux systems. > >Let's keep it on this list. > >cheers > >tim hall >http://glastonburymusic.org.uk/tim > > >
