Long, lost posts
Although I claimed to have given up 'blogging' here in favor of MySpace, in fact, I haven't been writing much there, either. I take this as a good sign in general: people who give up writing online probably do so because they are so happy and busy with their daily lives that they don't feel the need to bare their souls through the deceptive anonymity of the internet.
For the most recent blog type activity (i.e. what's the last thing I've done?) if you visit http://theimprovproject.com there are likely numerous recordings to be found there, and if you are reading this, you are in on a secret: append the string "/2008/050808" or similar such representation of date (but only if it's a Thursday!) and you might just get recordings so fresh they have not yet been turned into links or proper MP3s for the rest of the world to see. :)
P.S. I would like to hire someone for an hourly wage to turn all the old music recordings into blog posts, and do general HTML monkey work. They could even be credited as "webmaster" (or mistress) if things work out well. It is proving to be too much for me to edit all the music we create and provide names, links, public pages, etc.
For the most recent blog type activity (i.e. what's the last thing I've done?) if you visit http://theimprovproject.com there are likely numerous recordings to be found there, and if you are reading this, you are in on a secret: append the string "/2008/050808" or similar such representation of date (but only if it's a Thursday!) and you might just get recordings so fresh they have not yet been turned into links or proper MP3s for the rest of the world to see. :)
P.S. I would like to hire someone for an hourly wage to turn all the old music recordings into blog posts, and do general HTML monkey work. They could even be credited as "webmaster" (or mistress) if things work out well. It is proving to be too much for me to edit all the music we create and provide names, links, public pages, etc.