hollis wrote:Trainer was simply on fire.

i've never seen trainer all that energetic. the three times i've seen this man play drums he looked like he was terminally ill and should be in the hospital. especially the show i saw in green bay wisconsin with hdu. that show was just kind of bad in general. except the two crazy people that were there pounding on the stage and screaming about how we were all going to hell.

omari wrote:i just wanted to add that there is a small article about the studio skibbe runs in the current issue of Venus. pictures by bob weston.

by current issue do you mean the "spring" issue with the von bondies on the cover?

telefunken wrote:

omari wrote:i just wanted to add that there is a small article about the studio skibbe runs in the current issue of Venus. pictures by bob weston.

by current issue do you mean the "spring" issue with the von bondies on the cover?

si

stuffy wrote:Is Bill Skibbe's studio work as grand as his amazing live engineering? I would really like to check out some of his recordings. Can anybody offer some recommended listening?

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Bill and Jessica did our last two recordings. Highly recommended. Great to work with, very reasonably priced, and awesome results. And they always have some neat new video tape or dvd to show us everytime we go down there.

Aside from Bill's excellent studio work, his 'Red Stripe' compressor is a fucking great sounding optical compressor/limiter. For $1000, less than 1/2 the price of a new UA LA-2A and a fraction of the price of a vintage one, you can get a compressor that can give any LA-2A a serious run for it's money. Skip christmas this year and get yourself one. I'm saving up for a second.
-n