We just do what we like. Do they ever. There was also the Flaming Lips Boombox Experiment, which came to Stubb's a year ago. Let's say this is an orchestra and the violin players suddenly turn into insects. The experiments were augmented by Zaireeka , which translated Coyne's idea with surprisingly coherent results into a 4-CD set wherein each disc was designed to be played simultaneously from four different sources.
Music is one of the best things in the world.
You don't need to reinvent it, you just need to do it good the first time. The thing that bores me about so-called experimental music is that, for the most part, it's not very entertaining. Which is exactly the reason for the Music Against Brain Degeneration Revue, which features several bands per stop. Coyne firmly believes that no one band is worth seeing for more than an hour. Then there's Coyne, who with his gong, hand puppets, video projector, and fake blood, promises to do his part.