Saturday, March 20, 2010:
Come celebrate spring with KiLiFAX!
The Local 269 (formerly Meow Mix)
8:00PM
The Local 269
269 East Houston Street @ Suffolk St
F train to 2nd Ave
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Come celebrate spring with KiLiFAX!
The Local 269 (formerly Meow Mix)
8:00PM
The Local 269
269 East Houston Street @ Suffolk St
F train to 2nd Ave
View Map
Another fine example of the glammy nonsense I wrote in the 90s. Hey, if Marc Bolan didn’t have to make sense, why should I? This one was recorded February 26-28, 2010.
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This song was written in the late 80s. A rather rambling version of it was my first ever digital recording in 1999, but this one was all done from scratch on my new MacBook rig, over the course of February 2010.
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Performed live at the opening of Matthew Rose’s exhibition ” A Book About Death.” Thursday September 10, 2009, at The Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City.
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Performed live at the opening of Matthew Rose’s exhibition ” A Book About Death.” Thursday September 10, 2009, at The Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City.
http://abookaboutdeath.blogspot.com/
Performed live at the opening of Matthew Rose’s exhibition ” A Book About Death.” Thursday September 10, 2009, at The Emily Harvey Foundation in New York City.
http://abookaboutdeath.blogspot.com/
Stuff-stuff, that is. I got myself a brand new MacBook, loaded with Logic Express and Superior Drummer. It’s the bomb. VST drums are the future. Now I no longer have any excuse for not recording more songs more often.
The Wurlitzer Sideman was the first electronic drum machine ever produced (if you don’t count tape loops), sold as a Wurlitzer organ accessory beginning in 1959. It’s got some fantastically great sounds and the ’sequencer’ is actually a wheel covered in electronic contact points, with each point being a trigger.
More info here.
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Here is the “punked” version of Matthew Rose’s “I Have A Car”. You may be familiar with the original recording I did back in 1999. I recorded this version back in November 2008 as a test of my (then) brand-new Roland TD-3 drums — long since upgraded to a TD-4. I actually rather like the sound of this snare drum on the TD-3. I haven’t been able to find anything that punchy on the TD-4.
Other instruments: Gretsch Electromatic, Fender Jazz. Recorded on the Zoom H4, mixed in Garageband.