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23rd June 2007
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Miami, Fl
Posts: 3,615
Thread Starter    | Tony..what are u doing in these days?
Hi! I am curious about what are your currently projects, which recent artist/bands are your favorites and which music you personaly prefer.
__________________ ------------------ Peace.  Reuven Amiel "There are no rules, just knowledge, good taste and experimentation" "Music was designed to escape from reality for a moment, not to magnify our fears and problems" |
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24th June 2007
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| Special guest  Joined: May 2007
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I have just finished mixing an artist called Second Person which is a jazz/trip-hop duo. I seem to be doing a lot of jazz recently which is pleasant. I also did vocal production with a rock band called Nemesea last month. I engineered and co-produced the recently released album from The Bad Plus. I have no particular preference in music style although there are some I really don't like much. Artists I have recently liked albums by are Arcade Fire, Amy Winehouse, Rufus Wainright, Bjork, Joanna Newsome, Dr John. Tony | |
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24th June 2007
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Nov 2006
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Thanks Tony!! Your "Back in Black" and "Highway to hell" are albums that are really part of the life and fun of so many people!! such amazing achievement! |
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24th June 2007
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| Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Miami, Fl
Posts: 3,615
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Yeah!! totally agree with Zak.....!!!  |
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25th June 2007
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| Special guest Joined: May 2007
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I do keep wondering why so many of these 'older' bands are able to stoke up so much more than the homogenized rock currently around. I have been watching bits of the broadcasts from Glastonbury this year (is it me or did someone go a little too wild with the vocal compression!?) and I couldn't listen to more than one song from the Kaiser Chiefs but was transfixed by The Who. Bats for Lashes were superb though and have you checked out Scott Matthews yet? Tony | |
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27th June 2007
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| Gear nut  Joined: Jan 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia
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I agree.....having watched most of the coverage of Glastonbury via BBC 2, 3 and 4 on the weekend. A case in point was watching the BBC split between live coverage of The Killers on the pyramid stage and Iggy & The Stooges on the "other" stage.... it was like night & day. I sat and watched the blokes who've been bringing out the rock since before I was a twinkle in the old man's eye slay arguably the hottest band in the world right now. While I don't quite qualify for "old fart" status (I'm 32) and my tastes are still evolving, I'd agree on the distinct lack of intensity/originality in a lot of new cookie cutter bands out there now. Not in all cases, but in most of what the majors are churning out. dfegad Viva La RAWK. |
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