As I wrote elsewhere about Ware:"David was a man of tremendous paradox,which added to his mystery: a peace-loving pacifist who had a love for and collection of firearms. He loved cars and speeding in cars. He had a tremendous sense of humor,but was so focused on who he was in the music—what his vision was—one of the most austere artists I've ever known. He never had any doubt about who he was and what he should be doing in the music,and he traveled a straight line with no confusion to his equation. I think of David as a great iconoclast in the tradition of other iconoclasts like Sun Ra,Thelonious Monk or anyone who pursues a personal vision to the end."So Ware leaves this earth a victor.
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