David Brylawski: And you know, you're allowed to have opinions.
Trevanian: I’m not sure.
Brylawski: I know you were.
Trevanian: It wasn't jazz or swing, it was the blues.
Brylawski: My God. [Abruptly cuts tape off]
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Trevanian: What should America do now?
Brylawski: I don’t know. More arpeggios, and something that sort of grooves a little bit but is also a little trippy.
Trevanian: Big projects and small; new methods, new practices, new gadgets.
Brylawski: Some people say there's like a sadness to it because of that.
Trevanian: What is sadder than the teacher whose advice is not heeded?
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Brylawski: A place like Bermuda.
Trevanian: That's why a week is usually sufficient.
Brylawski: It’s very possible. But that's the fine line I'm talking about.
Trevanian: Alas, yes, it’s coming to Europe as well and it’s a great pity.
Brylawski: And not only that; there's morning ragas and evening ragas and afternoon ragas.