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July "Six Sided Cube" Recording Experiment
3rd Movement (21 megs)
Here's a clip from Six Sided Cube's July recording-experiment at the Seattle Drum School. Sheridan (drums), 5-Track (guitar), and I (bass) met up in Georgetown at around 8:30. After marveling briefly at the deep polished grooves of a large band rehearsing there, we hauled our gear into a small room in the corner of the building and quickly set up rigs and digital multi-tracking gear. Even by our standards, the playing was unusually free and reckless throughout the evening, but I thought this final movement (after I noticed and turned my volume up to parity) was particularly energetic and connected.
After that, we looped an extreme-odd-time change (that Five brought in) to the point of giddy Americana-inflected hypnosis. But I'll hold back the evidence of that for now...
Here's a clip from Six Sided Cube's July recording-experiment at the Seattle Drum School. Sheridan (drums), 5-Track (guitar), and I (bass) met up in Georgetown at around 8:30. After marveling briefly at the deep polished grooves of a large band rehearsing there, we hauled our gear into a small room in the corner of the building and quickly set up rigs and digital multi-tracking gear. Even by our standards, the playing was unusually free and reckless throughout the evening, but I thought this final movement (after I noticed and turned my volume up to parity) was particularly energetic and connected.
After that, we looped an extreme-odd-time change (that Five brought in) to the point of giddy Americana-inflected hypnosis. But I'll hold back the evidence of that for now...
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