bats brew

hey bmarlowe! thanks for listening to my thing here... yes, those guitars, are the same guitars, but different amp /cab / mic setups. plus, i've got two different drive pedals i used, to get those different sounding rhythms and solos left and right. often times i'll hard pan them, but depending on the drum track, and how wide that gets mixed, i might bring those left/right elements in tighter. i try to do a headphone mix, and a monitor mix, and split the difference in the panning between them. some things in headphones just sound downright weird hard panned.

hmmm... nobody's listened yet. well, this is a cool song, that i used a custom strat build for, in fact, it was the 1st song i used the guitar to record with!

https://batsbrew.bandcamp.com/track/first-tracks from the album "Stay" thinkin' about the 1st powder day to come.... "First Tracks" Sun is shining through the trees, Diamond dust is everywhere Cold air tastes just like a breeze In the desert solitaire Now I’m standing at the edge, Pulling down like gravity Champagne powder and the butterflies, Falling so happily First Tracks, Cold Thrill, Wind and Tree Big Grin, Addict’s mind, Follow me. Suddenly I can see Wide open fields below, Speed is my friend Where I want to go Straight down the sun will shine, It will carry me Down the spine, Stone Free. Pillow drift and butterflies, Champagne on ice Cold smoke can dry your eyes, Knee deep is so nice.

devo.... seriously underrated, under appreciated. mothersbaugh has done well. Mothersbaugh has developed a successful career writing musical scores for film and television. In film, he has worked frequently with filmmaker Wes Anderson, scoring four of his feature films: Bottle Rocket (1996), Rushmore (1998), The Royal Tenenbaums (2001), and The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004).[18] He composed for The Lego Movie (2014)[19] and Thor: Ragnarok (2017). and that's just alittle bit!

EXCELLENT, that 1st vid... such a big album back then, cool to see the process. thanks

ask prince (i.e. when doves cry)

"Under my Wheels" was my introduction to alice. loved alice from "love it to death" to 'muscle of love", the ezrin years. i was also a big fan of the live album that lou reed had done, so 'welcome to my nightmare', coupled with my favorite dual guitar combo was a no brainer.

i've always loved this album. the video has a lot of info i never knew about, very inlightening, thanks for posting!

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