Thanks for listening, Daniel!
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Musician and writer from San Francisco. Sometimes plays with famous people. Music journalism survivor. Pedal maker. Author of The Subversive Guitarist. Latest album: Falling Through Time — Music from the 14th Century. Info: www.joegore.com. @ joegore.com
Thanks for listening, Daniel!
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I’ve just posted four new compositions from Cryptomusicology, a cycle of solo guitar pieces inspired by cryptids and other paranormal entities. I’d be thrilled if you had a listen. #guitar #solo #acoustic #fingerstyle #cryptids, #monsters #paranormal #horror #music
Dig how this Dark Disney cartoon swiped Gounod’s “Funeral March of a Marionette” decades before it became the Hitchcock theme. archive.org/details/hell...
I’ve ripped off the chromatic Skeleton Dance theme at 02:36 more times than I can count. Now it’s public domain. archive.org/details/the-...
Still image from Disney’s Skeleton Dance (1929)
Woohoo! The “Dark Disney” cartoons are now public domain. This includes Skeleton Dance and Hell’s Bells, both from 1929. [LINKS IN SUBSEQUENT POSTS] #animation #Disney #Goth
Next time, Josquin
Smart guy. Hey, nice meeting you on Saturday, Charlie. I’m grateful for your event.
Any decent recording of Die erste Walpurgisnacht! It’s such a freaky piece, one you’d think likelier to have been composed by Felix’s pal Hector Berlioz. A “secular cantata” on a text by Goethe, it’s pro-pagan and anti-Christian. Not your usual Felix fare! Mixed feelings about his adopted religion?
I’m so sorry to learn that we’re lost Marianne Faithfull. I can’t say I knew her well, but I once spent three memorable days performing and traveling with her. I just jotted down a few remarkable memories. tonefiend.com/uncategorize...
Oh, I just asked ‘cause I’m about to get my first ink ever — and its a big piece, to cover scars. I full sleeve inspired by Redon. Audiobooks it is!
Thank for the tip, GFM! So you can read during a tattooing session?
Thanks! That was so fun. And I loved their tight edit, which made me sound far more smart and focused than I am in daily life. Those are two cool guys!
I can’t live without one. Especially for distorted tones. But I’m weird.
Oh man, I loved Viceroy. We lost Chatwin far too soon. 😢
I TOLD you that you should have stopped by Office Max for a new smoke cartridge!
Juvenile rapacious spaghetti
I was a teenage early music nerd. (I came THIS close to an academic musicology career.) I loved revisiting my medieval faves decades later, playing note-for-note from 14th-c. manuscripts, but using modern instruments. #medieval #medievalmusic #earlymusic #guitar
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The only recording I know of that features four simultaneous Bass VI parts. (That fact that it’s me is a TOTAL coincidence.) youtu.be/zD88LRiBRbY?...
(Examples of my eduting chops above.)
Hope this isn’t dickish but … I have many decades of experience in this area, and I edited Guitar Player magazine for many years. Don’t hesitate to hit me up with any guitar Qs. It’s the least I can do, and thanks for your service. 🫡
Well, in the unlikely e went that you ever WERE to acquire one, invest in a great set like these. Spend, but they’ll
Last a decade or more if you clean ‘em. (Flats in general last far, far longer than roundwounds.)
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You probably already know that Bass VI is the secret sauce on a high percentage of songs by the Cure. 🖤
I followed you for the sci-fi, not the guitar stuff, but hey … as someone who’s played Bass VI on a zillion albums, my #1 piece of advice is to replace the factory roundwounds with a high-end set of flatwounds. That’s what they used in all the great ‘60s rock, pop, and country records.
Absolution. Don’t wait.
Huh. At extended family Xmas dinner, I cited is as fave of the year. But then, I’m no Ed Champion, whoever he is.
Aww, thanks, Arion! Same back at you.
Hehe — I said it like a joke, but it wasn’t. 😀
No, thank YOU! 🩷
Have a great one, Emily. As someone whose birthday often falls on Thanksgiving, I relate to your tragic birthday/holiday proximity syndrome. Incurable, sadly.