http://www.myspace.com/thankyouspaceman
EDIT: I recorded only two of the songs appearing on that page. (Billy Pilgrim, Test Pilot)When The Current Comes was done by Scott Thompson a few years prior. I believe he used an 8 track 1/4" machine and processed it all on his PC.
I recorded this two piece live in the finished side of my basement with a Yamaha AW2816. We did about a dozen songs that weekend.
The vocal is all B.L.U.E. Ball. The guitar is all an Epiphone Dot recorded into a Fender Bassman 70 Watt tube head, and 1-15" cabinet close mic'd with a SM57 and also a direct out into the recorder.
Eric Cook plays, writes and sings all tracks.
The drums were built by the drummer (Jimmy Poplin). I recorded them with one of those CAD 3 piece sets of drum mics and (I think, don't have my notes here...) just an AT3035 overhead. (although I might have used another dynamic mic oh).
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Nope Guitar, vocal, drums. White Stripey style. tysm at one point was a 5pc band (I think). 4 or 5 pc. Anyway Eric Cook (Eric1 as I refer to him as) finally pared it down to it's bare necessities. Eric1 also plays and sings in The Blots. (I'm Eric2, being the younger and slightly shorter )
The drum kit Jimmy made and used in this recording was neat-o. The kick was not tall, but hella deep. I don't think I have any pics of that kit, but here's a link to my Flickr site that shows a snare he built for his nephew.
http://flickr.com/photos/theblots/tags/snare/
The drum kit Jimmy made and used in this recording was neat-o. The kick was not tall, but hella deep. I don't think I have any pics of that kit, but here's a link to my Flickr site that shows a snare he built for his nephew.
http://flickr.com/photos/theblots/tags/snare/
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