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. >
