Jan 14, 2012 · Dream
(re) Discovered some old bass playing
And a great track, too.
Mike Acerbo was just written up in CMJ for his new record, which reminds me that I went to the video release celebration last night and (re) discovered I played bass on that track! Blast from the past … it’s probably been a decade since we recorded some of those initial parts but the song is good as ever and Mike did a wonderful job not only writing it but arranging it, singing it, playing guitar on it, and generally making it happen.
As he should, since it is his thing. Go Mike!
You know who else is really featured on this record (besides Mike A) is Rich Kulsar and Leah Coloff … two great musicians who I get never enough chance to work with.
What next in the vein of hidden past efforts recurring if not recanting?
A Beacon Theater performance reborn as a museum installation in 10.1 ambisonics?
Taiji meditation music transforming into a multipart photo essay?
Stay tuned.
Posted on sarth.net at this address on January 14, 2012, and reproduced here as written, from the Internet Archive’s copy of the Intrigue page of September 18, 2014, which shows the whole post, and the site’s RSS feed as Common Crawl captured it on May 20, 2012. The Internet Archive has no copy of the post’s own page. The SoundCloud and Bandcamp players are today’s versions of the ones the post embedded. Four links that no longer work now go to the Internet Archive’s copies: the CMJ article (March 3, 2012), CMJ Network’s SoundCloud page (April 19, 2012), Rich Kulsar’s site (October 12, 2012) and Leah Coloff’s news page (August 15, 2011). The post’s link to the Trilby page on SoundCloud no longer works and the Internet Archive has no copy of it; the player above still plays the track.