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So, here's a question I bet hasn't popped up here before - a few months ago I moved my desk, and lost my Wifi connection; since then, I've made a habit out of using my Macbook Pro a lot while lying in bed. The thing is, after just a few minutes, numbness occurs in a certain area in my right side - a...

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov09/a ... s_1109.htm

A Mitch Easter interview was the very first TapeOp article I ever read. Apparently there's more to learn about this track.

FWIW, here's one person's take on it from the forum where I discovered this.. "Metheny is my favorite living musician. When my guitar teacher walked me to a record store adjacent to his studio, took a copy of brand new PMG "white album" out of a bin and said "Buy this!", it was a turning point for m...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VymAn8QJNQ

http://www.patmetheny.com/orchestrioninfo/


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I'm downloading the first track right now...after trying unsuccessfully to download any of the OK Computer tracks. Do they exist as downloadable or streaming files anywhere? I'd love to check them out! Will pm you w/ my email....you also mentioned stems? Really? I'd kill to hear the individual track...

Reminds me of a joke an old friend once told (in a New York accent, no less):
"The other day a guy sticks his head in my office and says "Hey can I use your Dictaphone" and I sez "No, you gotta use your finger like everyone else."

Sorry.

Congrats! You've gotta be psyched. I'm not buying anything this year (I'm more concerned with getting my guitars out of the pawn shop) but if I was, I too would worry about buying version 1.0 - remember the big price drop that pissed off the first iPhone buyers? Based on the last few years, I'm gues...

I've had a Yamaha electric grand for about ten years now. I loosened the front part of the top lid almost immediately after getting it so I'd have access to the tuning pegs on tour. There were a few screws and a glued down strip of rubbery insulation, which I replaced with felt with no problems at t...

Just found this on a Leland Sklar discography blog - on the credits from Gorilla : ?Special thanks to Mark Whitebook who built my guitar and Al McPherson, Ken Deane and Denny Shaw who built the hornorgan.? My apologies to those of you scouring the net for this vital issue. It's one word as far as I ...

Yesterday, for no apparent reason, I remembered that I once was quite intrigued by the mention on, IIRC, James Taylor's album Gorilla, an instrument called the hornorgan, built by Nick DeCaro. The best example I've found of this instrument (assuming it is one) is on the cut "Lighthouse." Here's a li...

This is kind of an out of the blue comment from a guy that listens to much mellower stuff - I just had to find some Converge stuff to know what they sound like - but what strikes me the most about bands like this is the same thing I think about psychobilly: it's the sheer endurance of the players th...

Thanks, Jason. I've managed to hang on to the Hammond, CP80 and Rickenbacker so far. Not bad for not working for almost five months. But I'm back in this thread to share an interview that I found after listening to Jason's song. Interesting stuff. There are three parts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Oddly enough I bought the box set last night. Just listened to your version of 13, Jason.
Nicely done. Hope you leave it up. I like your voice a lot.
Oddly enough, I've been spinning Chris Bell tonight since hearing.