I say a collaborative work between Bob Dylan and Nina Nastasia.

mine for free...

I'd like to hear a recording of Weedeater's two older albums in Albini style, but I doubt that'll ever happen. Maybe a nice Earth recording...

What if Steve Reich got Steve to record his work?

Skronk wrote:I'd like to hear a recording of Weedeater's two older albums in Albini style, but I doubt that'll ever happen. Maybe a nice Earth recording...

What if Steve Reich got Steve to record his work?

that would be very interesting, especially a new recording of "drumming."

my answers: stereolab, the fall.

whoops.

Hah, the Fall, but that's mainly because there would be highly amusing snarking about it in interviews 10 years later. From both sides.

Scott Walker and Richard Carpenter. Lemmy can play bass. No drums, just a shaker.

enframed wrote:

Skronk wrote:I'd like to hear a recording of Weedeater's two older albums in Albini style, but I doubt that'll ever happen. Maybe a nice Earth recording...

What if Steve Reich got Steve to record his work?

that would be very interesting, especially a new recording of "drumming."

haha, that's what i was thinking. but with todd trainer & three identical clones.


edit: if that's not possible, then maybe the "burial" live band.

When I go see jazz players that I like, the performances that come across live as intense, sophisticated (musically) and fun(ny) are documented as borderline muzak in the recording studio. I'm clueless as to how. It's like all the worst rock recording techniques used to defeat the album. Your average person who says that jazz is boring usually perks up at something that was recorded by Van Gelder in the late 50s. As much as he is known to not like jazz...has EA/Steve done any jazz recordings?

Even while listening to jazz records, who thinks "I wish the horns were a little closer to my face"?

Jazz, what the hell. If spittoons shouted, you wouldn't stick your face in.