All of these are real questions asked by students. What’s a faq? FAQ means: Frequently Asked Questions Frequently means "often". So a FAQ is a list of common questions and answers. Sometimes foreigners hear the same question many times in Korea. Are you American? Do you like kimchi? This FAQ answers these kinds of questions.
faq(hard)
All of these are questions I have really been asked at some point. What’s a faq? FAQ stands for "Frequently Asked Questions". It is a way for me to answer questions people ask me a lot. Foreigners in Korea get asked a lot of the same questions everyday. This is okay, but sometimes I wish I could simply give someone a link to a faq that would answer all of their questions without having to explain for the thousandth time that yes, I like kimchi, or that no, I am Canadian, not American. So, I created this faq.
My Musical Background
Music’s been a big part of my life since the middle of seventh grade, when I decided that if my sisters could play the flute (and get a lot of attention that way) then I could bloody well do as well on some instrument. My mother rejected my first instrument choices (drums, electric guitar, bagpipes) and finally, after hearing the horn player in INXS, I settled on saxophone. I wanted to be a rock’n’roll sax player because damn, I was sure that women were crazy about that guyÖ
Apocrypha Live ’98 excerpt
Right now I only have one music download for you of my own. It’s from Apocrypha Live ’98, by Apocrypha, the last band I played (semi-)regularly with in Saskatoon; one of our last live shows (in summer ’98) at a rave hosted by my friend Mike (aka DJ Dekoze) was recorded and actually mastered, produced, la la la. Some of it is bad, some is good. It’s kind of a mix of ambient music, free jazz, and spoken word. Accordingly, some bits sound like the Bladerunner soundtrack and some of my soprano sax work reminds me of Jan Garbarek. The …
Busy Busy Busy
Busy Busy Busy This is where I spend 2 minutes in the morning posting how damn busy I am. I have interviews and then a lunch meeting (which may or may not happen depending on whether a film crew that is making a documentary about my band shows up and scares off my friend), followed by some hardcore web page design because I want my webpage (here) to be working by Monday, and then tonight I will go to Jeonju for a gig and documentary/interview at Led Zeppelin. I don’t know what time we play, but I know it’s in …