Big Big Noise interview with Kimara Sajn

Not too bad, for it's worth. He's a great interviewer. I'm not fond of giving them but this was pleasant. Some of you might be interested ;)

https://www.bigbeautifulnoise.com/ki...bCuXMr9sVKcYH0

Thanks to Lee Henderson for asking me to do it and handling it so nicely.

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It’s always nice to know motivation and background!!

Thanks Steve :)

I would correct the title of this thread, if i could - the site is actually called "Big Beautiful Noise" - just for accuracy's sake ;)

That was nice to read. Thank you for sharing! :)

I really enjoyed this interview, thanks for posting it here, and for the wonderful questions asked by Lee Henderson.
I found this quote rather humorous, "KS: Polyethylene Pet self-released its first two albums on cassette to an audience of tens for free"(audience of tens is not something I usually read a performing musician quote, but it also pretty much describes crowd response to creative but non commercial music).

Thanks for sharing, and we wish you a continued creative career doing what you love. :)

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I had a friend who was a professional musician in the late 70s into the early 80s.

He played shows and weddings and etc.

Sometimes a friend of his would call and offer him a job.

"Mike! Are you free Wednesday? I got a gig that pays TENS of dollars!"

What a great interview, Kim! Thank you for sharing it!

Hey Kim,

What a great interview! I learned a lot and was kind of surprised in some ways--yet it all makes total sense.

All the best my friend,


Alan

P.S. I hope you won't mind my sharing the link on Facebook, as I know some friends (some of who don't visit PE) will be interested too.

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I had a friend who was a professional musician in the late 70s into the early 80s.

He played shows and weddings and etc.

Sometimes a friend of his would call and offer him a job.

"Mike! Are you free Wednesday? I got a gig that pays TENS of dollars!"

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:lol that's funny, and I'll bet he loved every dollar. Plus $10 dollars went a lot farther back then. So tens of dollars would fill the gas tank and feed the dog for the week(and a pack of patchouli incense).

I keep reading "Big Big Train". However, unlikely.

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:lol that's funny, and I'll bet he loved every dollar. Plus $10 dollars went a lot farther back then. So tens of dollars would fill the gas tank and feed the dog for the week(and a pack of patchouli incense).

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I mostly bet he quit being a musician and became a fifth grade teacher......

But it is funny. And sad.

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I mostly bet he quit being a musician and became a fifth grade teacher......

But it is funny. And sad.

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Indeed ;)

One gentle bumpity bump...

Thanks, Kimara! Will pay a visit to your site to see what you've been doing lately. You have a wonderful body of work and I'm glad to have much of it on CD.

Thank YOU all. I'm happy to know some of you enjoy what i do. We appreciate it :)

Make love to me, Kim.

Thanks, you guys. Ricky, you so funny :lol