i'll second that, the song tetra-sync has become one of my all time
favorite tracks. nat, yes the bass & guitar on SP albums are usually
him, as are most of the drum parts on Ultravisitor. I've seen some
great bass players live, Les Claypool and Victor Wooten being some of
the best, but Tom put them both to shame, mind blowing talent.........
On Tuesday, October 4, 2005, at 12:56 PM, Nathan Kruback wrote:
quoted 86 lines No shit. Ultravisitor was definitely my favorite release of 2004. I
> No shit. Ultravisitor was definitely my favorite release of 2004. I
> have hooked many stupid friends into the Colorado jam scene with
> Ultravisitor. For those that find any computer music repetitive and
> talentless, Ultravisitor is a good first step. I found the
> infrequency of typical drill'n'bass tracks on this album interesting.
> Ultravisitor and District Line II were great, but I wanted more.
> Then, thanks to Tom, we got Squarewindow and Venus 17. Wow, what a
> fantabulous artist. I can't sing this man's praises enough. I just
> pray to God he'll come back to the US.
>
> nat hawks <natbot@hotmail.com> wrote:i've been meaning to ask the list
> some Ultravisitor questions...
>
> firstly, when the appearance of 'live recordings' into 'studio
> recordings'
> occurs, how much of this is real? it's a really cool effect, and a
> really
> cool idea to do it to this extent, just wondering if anyone knows how
> much
> is true, as i wouldn't be surprised or blame him for just constructing
> the
> experience at points.
>
> secondly, is it Tom who plays what sounds like classical acoustic
> guitar on
> some tracks? jesus. amazingly complex, deftly played and composed. if
> that is all tom, that is just absolutely frightening.
>
> ps. i'm actually quite fond of Ultravisitor and Go Plastic.
>
> nat.
> http://www.littlefurythings.net
>
>
>> From: Matt Tasker
>> To: idm@hyperreal.org
>> Subject: Re: [idm] Squarepusher Live
>> Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 23:58:46 -0400
>>
>> David Sim wrote:
>>> For a change from 'Autechre Live' threads...
>>>
>>> w00t! Squarepusher's playing in Nottingham!
>>>
>>> But what's the live experience actually like? The warp site suggests
>>> that there will be 'Tom Jenkinson solo bass performances and rave
>>> sets, and those [shows] with Paul Hession and Mick Beck will host
>>> full live jams'... is this liable to lead to a Spinal Tap / Mighty
>>> Boosh style Jazz Odyssey, or something more messed up?
>>
>> Mick Beck, Tom Jenkinson and others played the Spitz a few years back
>> - a
>> live jam from that is on the 'Lo and Behold' comp on Lo Recordings -
>> it's
>> pretty good; interesting improvisational jazzy stuff. (Think 'Music is
>> Rotted...' but more noodly)
>>
>> I saw Squarepusher last year in Brooklyn and it was awesome! He
>> played live
>> bass throughout the whole set (and he improvised basslines over Kenny
>> Muhammad's beatboxing as an encore as well :)
>>
>>
>> Matt
>>
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