Man, the Wilco information was a dream come true.

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Man, the Wilco information was a dream come true.

Post by ncdrawl » Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:55 am

I am a longtime fan of the band(from the Uncle Tupelo days!), and although ive gotten bits and pieces from Jay Bennett about recording techniques/gear, that piece in the Doherty interview was the most ive seen in one place. Much appreciated!


Sufjan Stevens spiel was great too, although his music isn't really my thing.

Keep up the good work.

Do a Jim O Rourke interview!

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Post by bipedal » Mon Mar 23, 2009 11:33 am

+1

There's a great O'Rourke interview in the Tape Op Vol 2 book...
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