Ekkssvvppllott wrote:Tony here is one of my very best friends. He's a great fella, and talented too.

Tony used to play saxophone in a band called Murder in the Red Barn, whose original (best) line-up recorded an album with Bob Weston. The cover art for this record (Get in Before the Rain) is pretty much atrocious from a graphic design standpoint, but the album itself is a very good listen - an obscure but accomplished, "mathy" late '90s indie record. Five unassuming dudes getting down to brass tacks, and they played their hearts out. Plus, Weston fuckin' NAILED the drum sound. Lordy! Some of y'all would eat this record up, assuming you haven't enjoyed it a fair deal already.

But Murder was a long time ago, as was - inside joke alert - Oxygen Vs. The Caramel Apple. These days, when Tony's not too busy pretending he isn't gay, he records bands like MKE locals the Trusty Knife, and more well-known artists like Daniel Johnston and Mick Turner. Slowly but surely he's building up a solid cache of fine recordings, and like my pal Prurient I couldn't be more proud of him. (It's truly gratifying to see one's friends kicking ass.)

Oh, and maybe this goes without saying but Tony KNOWS MUSIC, has billions of records and a formidable grasp on what sounds good. Definitely the sort of dude I'd want to work on my record. (In fact he recorded much of the dialogue for this film I'm still plugging away at.)

Sound Sound is a superb little studio. It isn't, admittedly, particularly spacious, but unless you're recording something akin to the latest Joanna Newsom album all in one take, that shouldn't be an issue. Just be weary of the piano bar on your way in.

Confidential to Scholltown: Remember those three guys?

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:Oh and Killpop, stop mucking up a legitimately good thread, even if only to feebly defend yourself for our sick collective amusement.

KillPopRecordsLLC wrote:

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:Oh and Killpop, stop mucking up a legitimately good thread, even if only to feebly defend yourself for our sick collective amusement.

legit thread? wtf?

I started a fread uber excited to make some friends and invite you to an open house studio party loaded with beer and chicks and you guys point out how funny it is for a studio to ad out on another studios website?

I did nothing of the sort and got shit. Then this dude starts a thread and his PR agent comes out and wants to hand in a metal and shake his dick?

Am I missing something...?

KillPopRecordsLLC wrote:his PR agent

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:]uot;]

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:Tony here is one of my very best friends. He's a great fella, and talented too.

Tony used to play saxophone in a band called Murder in the Red Barn, whose original (best) line-up recorded an album with Bob Weston. The cover art for this record (Get in Before the Rain) is pretty much atrocious from a graphic design standpoint, but the album itself is a very good listen - an obscure but accomplished, "mathy" late '90s indie record. Five unassuming dudes getting down to brass tacks, and they played their hearts out. Plus, Weston fuckin' NAILED the drum sound. Lordy! Some of y'all would eat this record up, assuming you haven't enjoyed it a fair deal already.

But Murder was a long time ago, as was - inside joke alert - Oxygen Vs. The Caramel Apple. These days, when Tony's not too busy pretending he isn't gay, he records bands like MKE locals the Trusty Knife, and more well-known artists like Daniel Johnston and Mick Turner. Slowly but surely he's building up a solid cache of fine recordings, and like my pal Prurient I couldn't be more proud of him. (It's truly gratifying to see one's friends kicking ass.)

Oh, and maybe this goes without saying but Tony KNOWS MUSIC, has billions of records and a formidable grasp on what sounds good. Definitely the sort of dude I'd want to work on my record. (In fact he recorded much of the dialogue for this film I'm still plugging away at.)

Sound Sound is a superb little studio. It isn't, admittedly, particularly spacious, but unless you're recording something akin to the latest Joanna Newsom album all in one take, that shouldn't be an issue. Just be weary of the piano bar on your way in.

Confidential to Scholltown: Remember those three guys?

Ha!
I knew I spotted a winner.
Mick Turner?
WOW!
That is a huge plus sign for your boy.
(Never bothered with Daniel Johnston)
I should have known this guy wasn't completely retarded since he joined as tonysaxophone.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:

KillPopRecordsLLC wrote:

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:Oh and Killpop, stop mucking up a legitimately good thread, even if only to feebly defend yourself for our sick collective amusement.

legit thread? wtf?

I started a fread uber excited to make some friends and invite you to an open house studio party loaded with beer and chicks and you guys point out how funny it is for a studio to ad out on another studios website?

I did nothing of the sort and got shit. Then this dude starts a thread and his PR agent comes out and wants to hand in a metal and shake his dick?

Am I missing something...?

I'm going to be as civilized as I possibly can at this hour and give you as dignified a response as possible.
He made one post and it was about his studio offering a deal and it's his only post on here despite joining almost 3 years ago.
You've been on here for a month and have made every person on here think you're retarded.
2+2=apples?

Mandroid2.0 wrote:

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:Oh and Killpop, stop mucking up a legitimately good thread, even if only to feebly defend yourself for our sick collective amusement.

I can't wait until Rick Reuben and Killpop finally collide. That right there will make for some premium pay-per-view quality PRF action.

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:

Mandroid2.0 wrote:

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:Oh and Killpop, stop mucking up a legitimately good thread, even if only to feebly defend yourself for our sick collective amusement.

I can't wait until Rick Reuben and Killpop finally collide. That right there will make for some premium pay-per-view quality PRF action.

It would be kinda cool to host a troll convention: Just this out-of-control melee of hate-filled babelisms and paranoid delusions of grandeur.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:retarded banshee ramblings

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:He's in an on-again-off-again jazz trio (him playing sax and two drummers) called Ha Ha Potato and you'd like them. myspace/hahapotato

Ekkssvvppllott wrote:He's in an on-again-off-again jazz trio (him playing sax and two drummers) called Ha Ha Potato and you'd like them. myspace/hahapotato