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Number 46, Tuesday, 12 November 1996 Today's Topics: Re:COYOTE SHIVERS If you like Lanois... Hello Danheads Peter Gabriel's next album... Re: opinion on production potential of the upcoming U2 release Daniel and Bob Dylan (no subject) RE: Dylan album [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
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Date: Sun, 03 Nov 1996 21:11:14 -0500
From: Jack Orson <jorson@ibm.net>
Subject: Re: COYOTE SHIVERS
If you are looking to see how diverse DL can be in his production
work,
I highly recommend picking up the self-titled COYOTE SHIVERS
disc. It
was released by MUTINY RECORDS and it has one song produced by DL
as
well as engineered and mixed by him. The whole album is great.
Dig deep
to find the influences.
Jack
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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 09:58:03 +0200
From: Lauri Lahnasalo <lauril@heo.fi>
Subject: If you like Lanois...
If you like Lanois - check out Stina Nordenstam's new album
"Dynamite". It
is - not far from the title - pure dynamite. Very different from
the
previous smooth and often so predictable soundscapes. Yes - it is
very
ambient with LOTs of soul and emotion in it. Yes - it is very
nicely
produced with very nice lanoesque side in it. (pretty much
distortion and
effects for an example in the string section) Yes - it is very
naive and
filled with minimalism which makes you smile. But compared to old
Stina
Nordenstam it is rock in very wicked kind of way. Highly
recommented.
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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 13:55:12 +0000 (GMT)
From: kaarle markus mikael nordenstreng
<96826339@tolka.dcu.ie>
Subject: Hello Danheads
Hi,
I'm writing to you guys for the first time and want to take the
opportunity to congratulate you on this terrific mailing-list.
I got into Daniel's production/music in the late 80s. After
seeing him
live in my hometown in Helsinki, Finland in the summer 1993 I
became a
100% Danhead. The Emmylou Harris record is wonderful and I was
lucky
enough to catch her in concert a few months ago. The band didn't
feature
Daniel himself but his spirit was there as well as the fabulous
rhythm
section from his band. I actually played that night with the
country band
that was supporting her and got to meet the band. The guitar
player was
really good - a chap named Buddy Miller. Darryl Johnson mentioned
that
Daniel has moved to California and has built a studio there
(something
you probably know by now). The possible Dylan/Lanois
collabaration though
is all new info as far as I'm concerned. Would anybody know any
further
details?
I mentioned I'm a musician myself and I bet there are other
players out
there too. It would be cool to hear from you guys. I play guitar,
sing
and write songs as well us spend a lot of time experimenting with
different sounds etc. I must also confess that I'm a vintage
guitar
-freak. I know, for instance, something about Daniel's guitars,
amps and the
devices he uses. So, if you're interested just let me know!
That's all for now. Cheers, ya all!
Markus Nordenstreng
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From: Richard Burrows <Richard.Burrows@comlab.ox.ac.uk>
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 96 13:55:30 GMT
Subject: Peter Garbriel's next album....
Hi all,
Peter Gabriel is back in the studio right now for final
recording of his next album. Seeing as how Mr Lanois
'helped' him produce his last two song-albums, I can't
help wondering if he will be doing the same this time.
No one on the PG mailing list seems to know who is
involved, so I was wondering if anyone here knows if
DL is doing his thang over at Real World studios??
Cheers,
Richard
Oxford, England
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From: ElevenShad@aol.com
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 21:15:33 -0500
Subject: Re: opinion on production potential of the upcoming U2
release
In a message dated 96-11-03 18:12:13 EST, you write:
< I was just wondering, I noticed that U2 wasn't using Eno or
Lanois
< for the recording of their new album(At least I believe i
recall seeing
< this) and I was wondering what everyone thought this would
do to their
< work. It seems some of U2's more mature material was from
Unforgettable
< Fire onwards, which is when Lanois and Eno appeared on the
scene. What
< does anyone think about this effecting their sound?
They've been veering off into another direction since the
mid-period U2
(Fire/J. Tree) anyway, and this almost seems to finalize it,
although I am
saddened by the fact that Eno has bowed out of the whole project
altogether.
The new producers, Howie B. and Nellee Hooper (the latter of
Bjork
production fame) haven't done anything that has really caught my
ear,
personally. I don't really care for Nellee Hooper's production
style on the
Bjork CDs, so honestly, I don't anticipate enjoying the
production. Then
again, I also don't care for the Passengers CD (I found it
uninvolving and
lacking sonic depth) and only really enjoyed a handful of songs
on "Zooropa",
so this contributes to my lack of enthusiasm regarding the new U2
album
anyway. I think it's great that U2 continues to grow and stretch,
remaining
a relevant, fresh group. I just don't care for the recent
direction!
Personally, I think that the production on the James
"Laid" album by Eno was
brilliant. It was warm, groove-oriented, enveloping, and
interesting, and
understated -- and I had hoped that U2 would pursue this
direction a little
more, rather than going for slightly colder sorts of sounds.
My opinions. As of today. Subject to change. <g>
-Ken/Eleven Shadows
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Date: Tue, 5 Nov 1996 13:19:40 -0500 (EST)
From: eclark@monmouth.com (Eric the drummer,bangin' on an old
sugar can ...)
Subject: Daniel and Bob Dylan
On the recent wkcr radio show, Daniel played Dylan's "Sad
Eyed Lady of the
Low Land" and said (to Dylan as if he was listening in)
"Bob, you're the
greatest man ..."
He then expressed his desire to work with Dylan on his next
record, but
implied that nothing was definite at that time.
Let's hope for this to come to fruiton.
I say, Daniel, you too are the greatest, man. God bless.
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Date: Thu, 07 Nov 1996 05:38:35 +0600
From: Lucas Stensland <stensl01@TIGGER.STCLOUD.MSUS.EDU>
Subject: (no subject) RE: Dylan album
Is it true that Lanois will produce Dylan's upcoming album,
"Stormy
Season?"
Thankx for any info
LMS
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