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Jerry Cantrell, founder, songwriter, guitarist for Alice In Chains, talks about his new solo album "I Want Blood", upcoming vinyl reissues of solo work, Alice In Chains, his love for vinyl and how to make the vinyl records special for fans.
Topics Include:
Interview start – Will Jerry be down in Australia?
I Want Blood, Jerry's new album, drops October 18, with a couple of tracks already streaming - pre-order vinyl editions of I Want Blood on jerrycantrell.com.
While his own collection has gotten smaller, Jerry still enjoys spinning vinyl at home. Vinyl’s unique sound—compression, hiss, and all—keeps him hooked.
Jerry’s been involved in vinyl reissues, like Black Gives Way to Blue, and more are on the way.
Vinyl reissue plans of Self-Titled/Three-Legged Dog/Tripod album – 30th anniversary reissues
Prefers creating albums - a commitment to what and where the band is at the time
“Boggy Depot” & “Degradation Trip” were created close together, as were “Brighten” and “I Want Blood”
Is there a theme or through line for “I Want Blood”? What did he learn about himself from this album?
Spoken-word versions of the songs specifically for the vinyl packages
Rather than etchings on vinyl, he prefers to give fans music content.
The spoken-word tracks were backed by music contributed by different musicians in his orbit - adds a unique flavour to the album.
He still loves making albums – writes music and considers the format
Other vinyl reissues – The Devil put Dinosaurs Here
They’ve managed to keep track of most of their tapes and artwork, despite some industry losses over the years.
Jerry confirmed that the self-titled album’s master tapes are safe, debunking rumours they were lost.
What’s up with Alice In Chains LIVE, Unplugged, etc?
When is a song for Alice in Chains and when is it a solo album track?
After an album and tour cycle, Jerry often takes a break from playing guitar to recharge creatively.
The next year – touring, solo shows, Alice In Chains dates, etc
Ep466: Eddie Kramer - The Making of Electric Lady Studios
Épisode 466
lundi 30 septembre 2024 • Durée 44:00
Legendary producer Eddie Kramer shares the history and legacy of Electric Lady Studios, the revolutionary space built for Jimi Hendrix’s creative genius - from its groundbreaking design, Hendrix’s final sessions, to the incredible impact this iconic studio had on rock music history.
Topics Include:
Electric Lady wasn’t just a studio; it was Jimi Hendrix’s creative sanctuary.
Back in the ‘70s, having your own studio as a rock artist was unheard of—Jimi changed that.
They transformed a basement nightclub into a cutting-edge studio, unlike anything else at the time.
Jimi lived just blocks away—he’d walk over with his guitar and just dive into creating.
The vibe at Electric Lady was pure Jimi—his vision made it an extension of himself.
Eddie and the team prepped the studio for 24-tracks, even though it started at 16.
The studio had custom innovations, like seating designed to keep friends out of sightlines.
Hendrix loved working fast, and Electric Lady let him capture that energy in every session.
Hendrix recorded there for four months before heading to Europe—and never returned.
The documentary gives a glimpse of that magical time, full of outtakes and alternate mixes.
Kramer talks about how they audited tapes and recorded new songs, blending old and new ideas.
Fun fact: The round windows in the studio doors? Jimi’s idea. He loved to keep things unique.
The Village was Jimi’s playground—he could walk around without being bothered.
Eddie recalls marathon sessions with Jimi, cracking jokes between takes, always keeping it light.
Hendrix was a master at balancing creativity and fun—there was always laughter in the room.
Eddie mixed a lot of iconic music at Electric Lady, including tracks from David Bowie and Zeppelin.
Hendrix wanted to expand his sound with strings and horns—his musical vision kept growing.
The final sessions at Electric Lady were intense, but full of joy and excitement.
Ep457: Hugh Cornwell - The Stranglers & Beyond
Épisode 457
lundi 29 juillet 2024 • Durée 01:00:58
Hugh Cornwell takes us through early records of his life, rare records of the Stranglers, solo materials, analogue recording and more.
Ep371: Joel Selvin - Vinyl, Music History and Sly & The Family Stone
jeudi 15 décembre 2022 • Durée 57:00
Joel Selvin, writer, music critic and author of many fascinating music history books, joins us to talk vinyl, record collecting, the Bay Area music scene and harrowing tale of Sly & The Family Stone.
Topics include:
The Sky Stone book is harrowing
Joel’s “Basement Record Library”
Getting free promotional records
Some memorable shows he saw in late 60s
Balancing friendships w artists as a music critic
Collecting music memorabilia
A Christmas present from Steve Miller
The vinyl revival didn’t surprise Joel
Why vinyl sounds better
Joel’s reaction to CDs and Napster
Ever been threatened or made an enemy from reporting?
Pissing off Sammy Hagar
Taking on the Sly & the Family Stone book
Getting in touch with all the main Sly & the Family Stone characters
The involvement of Hamp ‘Bubba’ Banks
Former band members eventually revealing the trauma
The poor sound quality of “There’s a Riot Going On”
Status of the Sly Stone recording tapes
Rare Sly Stone records, The Stewart Four 78 record
Joel’s conversations with Sly
The cultural loss of talent of Sly Stone
Upcoming autobiography and documentary of Sky Stone
Pattie Boyd's life has been surrounded by music, art and history. Once married to George Harrison, then Eric Clapton, Pattie inspired some of the greatest songs of the 20th century and witnessed key moments in music history. Today we discuss her new book 'A Life In Pictures' and many of her moments that are collective cultural touchstones.
Pattie would hear Beatles demos as they were doing them
Pattie’s memories of Magic Alex
Meeting the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Recalling the moment of hearing of Brian Epstein’s death
Moments and Memorabilia from the Beatles
Recollections of The Beatles breakup
John & Yoko talking George back into the band
Pattie’s perspective of Yoko in the studio
Did George miss being in The Beatles?
The Beatles received a large financial offer to reform
Wearing disguises in public
The original Derek & the Dominos / Layla painting
Many photographs for potential subsequent books
Pattie left a lot of her Beatles white label promos with Eric
Interview wrap up
Order a signed Pattie Boyd book here
Ep369: Keeping Low Key w Brendan Benson
jeudi 8 décembre 2022 • Durée 01:00:14
Brendan Benson, producer, songwriter & co-founder of The Raconteurs / Saboteurs, joins us to talk records, collectible vinyl, songwriting, smoking herb, his new LP "Low Key" and lots more.
Topics include:
Brendan smoking weed on the “Low Key” album cover
His preference of tape or Pro Tools
Brendan’s process for writing songs
What inspires Brendan to write
Spending too much time on Social Media
Brendan’s early records - Parents playing him The Stooges, Bowie, etc
Seeing his parents react to music
Brendan’s 1st record - The Cars debut
His old record collection was slowly stolen
Does he play his records regularly?
The challenge of record manufacturings
“Low Key” sounds very good on vinyl
Some music didn’t sound great on CD
Theory of smooth sine waves v digital
How Brendan collected records
The physical collecting world isn’t as important now
Brendan chose between music and painting
Does Brendan distance himself from his early work?
His earlier work is expensive on vinyl
Challenges w getting masters of his earlier recordings
Can he repress some of his earlier works?
The Raconteurs are the Saboteurs in Australia
The “Help Us Stranger” ‘Butcher-Cover’ album
The Upholsters singles, Brian Muldoon
Early days as The Bricks - playing at the Gold Dollar
The Crystal Method co-founder Scott Kirkland discusses the music, vinyl records and rare remixes of the band, as well as the upcoming tour of Australia and memories of the synthesizers of yesteryear.
Topics include:
Australian tour delayed 3 years
Scott loves his vinyl
Ability for The Crystal Method to repress vinyl
The recent vinyl boxset
Scott’s vinyl and music early in life
1st record: Soundtrack to Star Wars
Passing out at a record store
Records are a communal experience
Multiple masters for digital and vinyl
Scott is very hands-on the vinyl design
Discovering “Black Celebration” by Depeche Mode
Scott’s 1st keyboard – Casio CZ-1
Chasing used synthesizers in classified ads
The recent passing of Dave Smith of Sequential Circuits
Ensoniq, Emu and various synth nerd-talk
The Roland Boutique series synths
Care and maintenance of vintage keyboards
The Crystal Method’s response to Napster
How does a remix project start?
Working with The Doors on “Roadhouse Blues” remix
Clearing samples from early recordings
Collaborating with Justin Chancellor of Tool – Bandwidth Project
More reminiscing about synths and old storage options
With a new RSD release, Gerald V Casale of DEVO discusses the early days of the band, Booji Boy records, forming alter-egos, the impact of Saturday Night Live and his continuation of the creative spirit to explore make music.
If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related
If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related
If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related
If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related
If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related
If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related
If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related
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