Estimate please my music

Subject: ***Estimate please my music *******
From: GUEST,EPOGY
Date: 05 Sep 01 - 09:28 AM

- r and y and t e l if you please give estimation/evaluation to this music and say, how it professional/occupational :

http://siver.org

Subject: RE: BS: ***Estimate please my music *******
From: GUEST
Date: 05 Sep 01 - 12:10 PM

As I don't listen to much 'electronic' music, I can't say I'd be qualified to distinguish between a 'good' and 'bad' piece of music in that genre. But your album, if the 'snippets' are representative, sounds like good stuff to set a mood, for lovemaking perhaps, or getting stoned, or getting/giving a full body massage. That's not to say I'd buy it, but then again, I'm not a fan of the genre.

Is that a Parker guitar?

Subject: RE: BS: ***Estimate please my music *******
From: mooman
Date: 05 Sep 01 - 12:27 PM

Welcome to the Mudcat. Long time since I was in Moscow!

The one I managed to listen to (due to a bad line connection)"Parting" certainly sounded professionally played and done to me. However I'll have a further listen when I get home where I have a more reliable ADSL line.

Best regards,

mooman

Subject: RE: BS: ***Estimate please my music *******
From: wysiwyg
Date: 05 Sep 01 - 02:05 PM

Some info, and a suggestion.

Someone who either IS or SUPPORTS Valery Siver's music has been posting site commercials similarly-headed for several weeks.

I wrote to Mr. Siver (probably not the only one who did), asking that whoever is posting them stop. I also wrote to someone who turned out to be a really interesting and nice person, at a site that Siver had linked from his and whose site links to Valery's. I asked (as a Mudcat member) if the person had any way of letting Mr. Siver know (to simplify) that the posts had caused more bad feeling than support. I wrote at some length about the special kind of forum Mudcat is, and the way its members support one another in a thousand ways.

That correspondence has resulted in my knowing about a really nice new site for world music of all sorts-- a real celebration of cultural and musical diversity.

I don't like spammy promotional threads any more than the next person. But I would ask that we consider that this one may actually be from Mr. Siver himself, and that he has asked for the first time what we think about the music itself. We have Mudcatters of all sorts. Mr. Siver may end up being one, from Russia.

So... let's see how this thread develops. Let's not dismiss it (quite yet) as being just like all the others.

~Susan