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sure Phil, let me know when you get here and we can hook up. There are several cool studios in town, so folks I know personally and some I dont. I only know one mastering studio and cant for the life of me remember the guys name even though he is very well known...sigh. East Atlanta is pretty cool....

littlebrothersclothes wrote:Hawkwind - "Psychedelic Warlords" from Hall of the Mountain Grill and "Assault & Battery" from Warrior on the Edge of Time (Simon House).

Doug

Good calls on Hawkwind too, thosee are actually my very fave two Hawk tracks!

Prog Eye For The Pop Guy: Where a team of 5 expert proggers transform a foppish pop-geek (who thinks Chicago are avant garde') into a prog maven! Thrill as you see him encounter his first Mellotron, experience his first Magma show and learn to count in 13/8! The Great American Siren Hunt: Edge of t...

something like this? is $500 a good price? http://i11.ebayimg.com/02/i/01/3c/62/50_1.JPG $500 for an ARP 2600 is a steal in ANY era!! Hope it works OK. The Complete Tony Banks keyboard rig from back in the day: ARP Pro Soloist: http://www.sonicftp.com/synth/lcasethumbs/pro_soloist.jpg Mellotron Mod...

1) The intro to "Watcher of the Skies" by Genesis. Crap! How could I forget. Hey groover, what did Tony use for the solo in Slippermen? I love that sound, and i assume it was a moog. Back in those days, Tony Banks used an ARP Pro-Soloist preset synth live and he also used an ARP 2600 in the studio.

The Mellotron Recording Tips thread got me thinking and wondering, what are some of your favorite Mellotron moments? I'll start: King Crimson : the low "Brass From Hell" on "Sailor's Tale", title cut of ITCOTCK, title cut of "In The Wake of Poseidon" (LOVE the brass tapes!) PFM : live version of "4 ...

I've heard that plate reverb does wonders for a 'Tron. If you just record it straight, it's VERY dry sounding. On the sessions for King Crimson's "In The Court of The Crimson King" (this info is in Sid Smith's book "In the Court of King Crimson"), the Mellotron MKII was pumped into a Marshall stack,...

Met the following musicians at concerts: Allan Holdsworth John McLaughlin Chick Corea Elektric Band Tony Levin/California Guitar Trio All the members of Nektar Partied with 4 members of Magma at a hotel room in NJ of all places Had 3 members of Anglagard sign a plastic Great Horned Owl that I bough...

http://www.dumblaws.com/ Some of my favorites: CALIFORNIA: It is a misdemeanor to shoot at any kind of game from a moving vehicle, unless the target is a whale. No vehicle without a driver may exceed 60 miles per hour. Chico: Bowling on the sidewalk is illegal. Detonating a nuclear device within the...

all of these (and many others) have been mentioned and i praise you for it...but come on! what about: can faust neu! franz zappa & the mothers captain beefheart (mentioned) einsturzende neubauten swans naked city king crimson...i can't believe someone mentioned Magma...wow! t-rex jane's addiction (...

Definately its been Dysrhythmia lately. albini did the newest record out on relapse. http://www.dysrhythmiaband.com/d.mainpage.htm Degenerate Art Ensemble and Sleepytime Gorilla Museum. Not necessarily always "intrumental" only bands. hella cool though. I had the pleasure of seeing Dysrhythmia a co...

Genesis (Nursery Cryme through trick of the Tail) Yes Jethro Tull King Crimson see where I'm going with this. yay prog! Prog rules my world too! And I hasten to add: Magma Present National Health Soft Machine Anglagard Anekdoten Ruins Shubb Niggurath Univers Zero French TV Happy The Man Van Der Gra...

RUINS
Happy Family
Dysrhythmia
Dirty Three
Secret Chiefs Three
Forever Einstein
Boom
Sand
Dr. Nerve

Night Ranger vs. Triumph vs. Zebra vs. Journey vs. Styx vs. Foreigner vs. Asia vs. Boston



You mean there's a difference?????????

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Heard one cheesy Corporate Rock band, you heard 'em all!

One that will always stand out for me is Sleepytime Gorilla Museum when I saw them at NEAR Fest '03 An odd mixture of Industrial, early to mid 20th Century classical music, goth, junk percussion and such, they truly were one of a kind in a cheesy horror movie kind of way (the drummer had this cool d...