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Trance-Fixed V2.0 (Neurodisc). Review by Kiran Aditham.
DJ SESSION ONE TRANCE-FIXED V2.0 Neurodisc It might just be the experience I've had indulging in beat-driven music over the years, but an effort like Trance-Fixed, part deux, is like an angst-ridden kid brother who used to listen to Limp Bizkit five minutes ago and now prefers his rage to spill on ...
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Time Squared (Heads Up). Review by Stein Haukland.
YELLOWJACKETS TIME SQUARED Heads Up What originated as Robben Ford's late-1970s session band has since turned into a respected outfit in its own rights. The Yellowjackets have endured several line-up changes over three decades, and judging by Time Squared it's all been for the better. This is a solid ...
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To paraphrase the old saying, people who like hot dogs and records should avoid seeing either being made. Ian Koss points our browsers at the fascinating and hilarious real life chronicle of Mixerman's current recording session.
... that agree with that last statement, here's the executive summary: Mixerman's online journal is an ongoing documentary of a nightmare recording session for the Major Label Debut by the "winners" of a fierce biding war. It's funny as all hell, and simultaneously unbelievable and all-too-real. It's also ...
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Perhaps Sir Millard Mulch should have asked Dr. Hal why he feels compelled to write up events in police report style. A look at a unique question-and-answer session.
... entrance. Chicken John opens envelopes, reads questions and gives slips of paper to Dr. Hal for answer. Answers every question correctly except for one. KROB the musical accompanist answers it. Everyone cheers for KROB. Dr. Hal stuffs wads of money in drawer in desk. More lights and smoke. Nice props ...
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Rose Falcon (Columbia). Review by Matt Cibula.
... , okay? So what if her big song, "Up Up Up," was a huge hit on the Disney Channel because it's on the Inspector Gadget 2 soundtrack? It's still one of the best singles of the year, pure bubblegum blast of optimistic pop energy! "Dance dance dance, have some fun / 6 5 4 3 2 1 / Get up, get up!" And she ...
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Kyrby Raine speaks to veteran session musician and entrepreneur Billy Trudel. the man who may soon be known as the Phil Spector of ringtones.
... ringtones? There is an art to creating any form of music. Most of the process is already swimming around in your head. Then it's creating the session, adding the tracks we need to build the song. It usually starts with a beat, then we add from there what it is we need. It all depends on what style of ...
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November 1998 :: Music C-D :: J.J. Cale (David Whited)
... him the title of most covered songmeister. Everybody did a version of "Feelin' Alright." Then came old laid-back J.J. Cale. For a man who had only one real hit song, with "Crazy Mama," he certainly left his mark on the decade by giving some legendary musicians some of their strongest material. The list ...
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July 1999 :: Columns :: In Perspective: Laurel Aitken and the Skatalites (Julio Diaz)
... ska single, 1958's "Little Sheila/Boogie in My Bones"), with a band largely considered the founding fathers of ska (thanks to its members acting as session players on the most important early ska and reggae recordings), the Skatalites. Surely, these stalwart gentlemen fit the definition of Titans to ...
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Even if only his status as one-quarter of Led Zepplin is taken into account, few could deny that John Paul Jones deserves to be revered. But more than 20 years after the end of Zep, Jones remains a vital and diverse artist. Gail Worley talks to a true musical legend.
... my stomach when some of my friends talk about actually seeing the full band -- Page, Plant, John Bonham, and bassist John Paul Jones -- play live. One of the highlights of my Zeppelin worshipping happened at the South By Southwest music convention two years ago, when John Paul Jones participated in ...
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More and more, rock bands are adding DJs to their arsenal of musicians, using cuts, scratches, and samples to fill out their sound. Christopher R. Weingarten talked with one of the first rock DJs, DJ DNA of Urban Dance Squad, and one of today's young guns, DJ Kilmore of Incubus, to explore the roots of the phenomenon.
... CUT DJ DNA VS. DJ KILMORE by Christopher R. Weingarten Anyone remotely in tune to the basic mechanisms of pop culture phenomena is slowly witnessing one of the most uncalculated and natural shifts in contemporary music's sonic landscape. The jarring cuts, cacophonous blurbles, and exquisitely dynamic ...
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