Jarrett Interview

[ironguts]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCc0WKU7cq0&feature=related

I like this answer or train of thought when asked about "wiring" up his piano - "It's already an indirect enough process,,,,, to me that is looking outside of yourself for an answer to an inside question" mmm

[gator]

I like it too - although - just because you ask the question outside of yourself doesnt mean that you have to answer it outside of yourself...

[Wan Chor]

I think what he really means is that his baseline narrative is a light touch message that is an entry point to the whole equation, it is interactive power merging inside and outside as one, irrespective of context

[timothystevens]

Probably. But wouldn't it be something if the interviewer could shut up and let him answer? Nice glasses, by the way. Ah, the ’80s.