At Coachella BJ Cole used a steel string guitar run through a sherman
filterbank and then amplified. I think the filterbank probably helped the
whole feel of their show mesh together so well... Vibret was using a 707,
303, sampler and some midi sequencing stuff. About the new album, Vibret sez
it's called "Stop the Panic", available on Astralwerks in Jan/Feb of next
year. Supposed to be released under
Did anyone else here go to coachella? I was the dork in the reduced
records tshirt. Rod, send me an email!
-matt
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From: idm-digest-owner@hyperreal.org
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Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 1999 6:49 AM
To: idm-digest@hyperreal.org
Subject: idm-digest V2 #910
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 1999 14:59:06 +0100 (BST)
From: =?iso-8859-1?q?drift=20wood?= <sequential_circus@yahoo.co.uk>
Subject: Re: (idm) regarding vibert and the slide guitar guy
The 'slide guitar guy' is BJ Cole whose name is in the credits of any
album recorded in the UK since the 70's which required a steel guitar
part. He has done ambient stuff with the Orb.
Not to be confused with MJ Cole, the Speed Garage chappy.
A Vibert/Cole track is apparently featured on the Big Chill 'Enchanted
Garden' compilation out next week.
- --- jeff shoemaker <cache@texas.net> wrote:
quoted 13 lines could this explain why the track that i pulled down off of the
> could this explain why the track that i pulled down off of the
> "nightmusic"
> site "there is not enough space in this track," which contained a
> fair
> amount of slide guitar and was announced to be forthcoming on "tally
> ho" was
> NOT included on the CD?
>
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