squarepusher Solo Electric Bass 1

Somebody on That Other Site™ found this on sam blunden website (www.samblunden.com)

http://That Other Site™.com/mb/106405/squarepusher...electric-bass-1

nice find

all i can say is that i like that Solo Electric Bass 1 cover a lot more than the colourful ones

so is this gonna be a 3" cd? a freebie with numbers lucent?

  nene multiple assgasms said:

so is this gonna be a 3" cd? a freebie with numbers lucent?

That'd be rather nice.

:)

That would make me smile.

  NI64 said:

That would make me smile.

even if it turns out to be the equivalent of Vacuum Tracks?

I don't know how you would make vacuum tracks on a bass.

But I suppose if anyone can do it, it's him.

Even if it was as pointless as that, I wouldn't care. I love 3" CDs.

vacuum snax

anyone figure out what this was about? not on site naymore i dont think

Don't know if it's been posted but I found what the cover will look like:

The black and white one here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcwathieu/3186543138/

  pigster said:

anyone figure out what this was about? not on site naymore i dont think

What, what was about?

Edit: i think its the art work were goin on about right? I never saw this fred

  Marked x 0ne said:

Don't know if it's been posted but I found what the cover will look like:

 

The black and white one here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/marcwathieu/3186543138/

The black and white one looks lush, perhaps its for the 12 remixes of illegal dustbin

lol yeah. solo electric bass 1 would be a great name for a remix album :)

Well, if he covers Numbers Lucent on solo bass who would deny the awesomeness?

And where did this go? I want to hear it.

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Squarepusher’s excursions as a solo bass virtuoso will be

immortalised with the forthcoming release of 'Solo Electric

Bass 1', out on August 17th on Limited CD and Digital.

This live recording was taken from one of his spellbinding

solo bass performances at Cité de la Musique, Paris in

September 2007. A performance that only consists of

Squarepusher on stage with a bass and a small amp.

It should be noted that the recording of this bare live show

has been represented in its truest form ie. in one take with

no editing afterwards. All compositions on this record are

his own.

This strictly limited release is a rare documentation for

fans of the 'pusher and anyone who wishes to explore some

highly interesting, and technically astounding compositions

with the bass guitar. Anyone who has witnessed him live

will already know of his mesmerising unique style which he

incorporates into his big production live shows.

Squarepusher’s progression to this pure musical form has

always been hinted at in his recording work prior to this

release; with instrumental tracks on Ultravisitor such as 'I

Fulcrum' and 'Andrei', the jazz trio sets of his 2005 UK

tour and his first solo bass performance in Turin the same

year alongside the London Sinfonietta, as time has gone on

Tom Jenkinson – Squarepusher - has voiced his exploration of

this expression more and more culminating in a small

European tour in 2007 which included a sold out headline

performance at the Royal Festival Hall.

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there's like three threads on this already, and you bumped one that's something like four months old; why?

  joew said:

there's like three threads on this already, and you bumped one that's something like four months old; why?

read the rules

  triachus said:

  NI64 said:

That would make me smile.

 

 

even if it turns out to be the equivalent of Vacuum Tracks?

It sounds exactly like this.

Teetime, im near Loca at the minute. Your country is cool.

Sweet, time for some bass sampling.

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-------Solo Electric Bass 1----------- vs---- My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Now you come to mention it,it does look like about 3 other threads.

i've got to be honest, does anybody actually enjoy listening to some guy play a bass?

nothing enjoyable about it, to anybody, at all, except being impressed for a few minutes with the technical side of it

in my opinion, of course.