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calaverasgrandes
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by calaverasgrandes » Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:53 am
jook wrote:The flamed KRK speakers and the Neve sidecar are Jim Scott's.
I don't think Wilco make a huge amount of money (although I'm sure they do alright), I think it's just an indication that the band puts their earnings back into harbouring a place that encourages music and creativity. Most bands just spend it all on more temporary "investments".
This is very true. Lots of other musicians ask me where I get all my stuff. Well I wanted it, so I worked, then I bought it. If you gt 4 or 5 guys together with the same idea you multiply tht effect.
But seriously, those guys have every pedal and every guitar ever.
AND a Neve sidecar.
??????? wrote: "everything sounds best right before it blows up."
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Sean Sullivan
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by Sean Sullivan » Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:13 pm
Yes, Wilco makes a ton of money in rock band standards. It probably cost at least $75K to book them, plus whatever they make in merchandise sale, record sales, however much Volkswagen paid them to use half of Sky Blue Sky in various commercials, ect...In 2008 to book Jeff Tweedy solo was 10-15K.
Still waiting for a Luna reunion
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Mystic Steamship Co.
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by Mystic Steamship Co. » Wed Aug 19, 2009 1:07 pm
Yeah, Wilco is a well oiled money making machine by now. They sell out nearly every show they play, and tickets aren't cheap (but they're worth every penny). It's fine if they make a ton of money, good for them. They deserve it.
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WAXLTD
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by WAXLTD » Wed Aug 19, 2009 9:08 pm
jook wrote:The flamed KRK speakers and the Neve sidecar are Jim Scott's.
Yup. Those are Jim's for sure. We recorded piano on Tamar Kaprelian's record with the Paul & Ringo sidecar. Those flaming KRK's showed up in a couple studios too. Only thing missing from the photo is Jim's portable Grammy button...
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alex matson
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by alex matson » Thu Aug 20, 2009 12:59 pm
I asked this question once before - but in I Am trying to Break Your Heart at about the 13 minute mark there's a shot of Jay Bennett playing a keyboard that in turn plays an old piano. It looks to be some kind of electromechanical interface. Does anyone know anything about this thing and what it's doing?
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Mystic Steamship Co.
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by Mystic Steamship Co. » Fri Aug 21, 2009 12:15 am
I vaguely remember that scene. I am pretty sure it was just a Rhodes with the top off. I'm going to go dig out that DVD, I haven't watched it in a long time. It will be weird to watch now that Jay has passed...
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inverseroom
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by inverseroom » Fri Aug 21, 2009 6:10 pm
calaverasgrandes wrote:I like how there is almost no acoustic treatment.(or acoustics in general) And one entire ton of guitars.
The guitars are, in fact, the acoustic treatment.
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by asmara » Sat Aug 22, 2009 9:46 am
For some reason I keep getting drawn to the book collection.
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