Pachyderm studio in Cannon Falls up for sale
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Pachyderm studio in Cannon Falls up for sale
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/displa ... -for-sale/
I recorded there several times with the handsome and talented Brent Sigmeth. (Who's still working his own studio, btw.)
Anybody want to start a 'cordin' co-op?
I recorded there several times with the handsome and talented Brent Sigmeth. (Who's still working his own studio, btw.)
Anybody want to start a 'cordin' co-op?
I'm in for two, and I can pay.
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Worked there since they opened in 89/90,mostly with Brent. Hope someone buys it and scrubs the slacker hippy stink out of the place,and I dunno-fixes all the gear,if there's any left. Last time I recorded there they hadn't tracked to tape in 2 years,no automation,and half the Neve didn't work. A wonderful sounding room to record in,but that cool house needs some SERIOUS maintenance,and about 15 fewer helpers around,doing nothing. Probably be easier and cheaper to knock down the Flintstones-esque house,and rebuild. There used to be a big old abandoned Tuberculosis sanitarium down the road
that was cool as hell.
that was cool as hell.
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Hey fellas. Had to re-register to post. Strangely enough, I'm living in the old doctor's house for that TB sanitorium (1930). What a great area. Be pretty cool if I had a kick-ass studio to book time in a mile down the road from me again!!! We'll see. Cheers ...Burnt Ernie wrote:There used to be a big old abandoned Tuberculosis sanitarium down the road
that was cool as hell.
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That's funny. I had a friend invite me to some hippy party out there. I said, uhhh, fuck no.Burnt Ernie wrote:Hope someone buys it and scrubs the slacker hippy stink out of the place,and I dunno-fixes all the gear,if there's any left.
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Hey,Brent! Great to hear you on here! Not like I'm here that much,But I miss you,dude! Say Hello to Broenen for me! If you get that place,I'll come down maybe we can redo that house! Sorry that The Gear Daddies thing never happened-I was kinda hoping for it,too.
BTW-what's red,orange,and yellow and looks good on hippies?
Fire.
BTW-what's red,orange,and yellow and looks good on hippies?
Fire.
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Oh, cripes ... I miss you like the dickens as well ... we had some times in that space, didn't we? I will say "hey" to Broenen (fer cripes, he should buy the place, dammit). More soon, I'm sure --- old connections never die in the recording business ...we just keep getting more broke.Burnt Ernie wrote:Hey,Brent! Great to hear you on here! Not like I'm here that much,But I miss you,dude! Say Hello to Broenen for me! If you get that place,I'll come down maybe we can redo that house! Sorry that The Gear Daddies thing never happened-I was kinda hoping for it,too.
BTW-what's red,orange,and yellow and looks good on hippies?
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Wow.
My band had the chance to do a quick recording session there in the summer of '95 (I think) -- maybe 36 hrs during a hole in the studio's schedule, engineered by a friend who was interning there at the time, Jason West (Mr. West -- you lurking around these parts?)
It was the ultimate 'we had no business recording in that environment, but the opportunity came up' situation, as we hadn't been playing together for very long, had played only a few shows, and in retrospect I'm comfortable saying that our music really wasn't very good. My band never got around to doing much with the tracks we did there, but the setting / the experience / the space was mighty cool at the time, and will stick in my memory banks. (The drum tracks sounded great.) I have to dig out those recordings and give 'em a fresh listen.
Hope someone can step forward and give that place some new life.
My band had the chance to do a quick recording session there in the summer of '95 (I think) -- maybe 36 hrs during a hole in the studio's schedule, engineered by a friend who was interning there at the time, Jason West (Mr. West -- you lurking around these parts?)
It was the ultimate 'we had no business recording in that environment, but the opportunity came up' situation, as we hadn't been playing together for very long, had played only a few shows, and in retrospect I'm comfortable saying that our music really wasn't very good. My band never got around to doing much with the tracks we did there, but the setting / the experience / the space was mighty cool at the time, and will stick in my memory banks. (The drum tracks sounded great.) I have to dig out those recordings and give 'em a fresh listen.
Hope someone can step forward and give that place some new life.
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