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Re: EDP Glitches?

David,
Very kind of you to post this plug ;-) Next month I am taking off to Italy to do more work on Willie's new album, but the next album will have looping on it!! (so this is not totally OT) Same King Crimson rhythm section etc, but a very different album; more textural combining a lot of my soundscapes style work.

Speaking of going over to Italy, I will also be doing a little bit of touring in North Italy with my looping/soundscapes project "Lives of the Saints" for the last 3 weeks of April. If there is any one on this list in North or Central Italy that wants to try and do some shows together let me know. I have a few things lined up but would be interested in a couple more.

Ronan Chris Murphy
www.venetowest.com (Production & mixing: King Crimson, Chucho Valdes, Steve Morse, Terry Bozzio, CGT...)
www.homerecordingbootcamp.com (Workshops around the world teaching the art and craft of recording )
www.livesofthesaints.net (The hottest ambient noise duo since Sonny & Cher)

On Mar 3, 2005, at 1:43 PM, David Kirkdorffer wrote:

This has been a Ronan Chris Murphy day! :-) 
 
 
 
Willie Oteri Album With Some Well Known Players
 
We're proud to announce SPIRAL OUT by Willie Oteri to the shop. It features some players whose names you may have heard!
 
Mike Keneally: Organ, Fender Rhodes; Tony Levin: Bass, Whistle; Pat Mastelotto: Drums; Ephram Zimolest Owens: Trumpet; Ronan Chris Murphy: Fender Rhodes; Willie Oteri: Guitar
 
Review by Bruce Stringer
Produced, recorded and mixed by Ronan Chris Murphy, "Spiral Out" is an extension of the improvisational outings that made acts like John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra and Tony Williams Lifetime, King Crimson and even Frank Zappa the uniquely memorable experience that made musical history. Whatever is in Willie Oteri's water, I think it's high time that it was poured into the two dimensional cesspool which is what some of the homogenized and pasteurized modern music industry has become today. Gone are the walls of conformity and the limitations of clichéd musical formats. What this stripped down skeleton of raw musical talent leaves us is pure musical spontaneity. This is pure back brain music with a brilliant cast. Tony Levin crosses the sound waves with skin maestro Pat Mastelotto and keys man Mike Keneally, all the while allowing Willie's guitar madness to take off and to subtly lay a musical platform for the Miles-esque trumpet of Ephraim Owens. Production genius, Murphy, is also released onto the recording with some Rhodes piano playing proving that music can once again allow the 'spirit of adventure' breathe through it.