Studio Soundproofing Material
Studio Soundproofing Material
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Soundproofing $24.99 Soundproofing – Photographic Print |
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Auralex SonoFiber Standard $374.99 Not so pretty, but totally effective and affordable soundproofing material! |
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Studio $15.99 Studio |
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No Material $22.99 Full performer name: Ginger Baker/Sonny Sharrock/Peter Brontzmann.Personnel includes: Ginger Baker (drums); Peter Brontzmann (bass saxophone); Sonny Sharrock; Nicky Skopelitis (guitars).Recorded live in Switzerland on March 28, 1987.Issued under Ginger Baker’s name, the working title for this band was No Material, appropriate given the thrown-together nature of the group and the fact that their performances, all three of them, were totally improvised. They lasted less than a week, so this album is likely all that will ever be heard from this particular combination of players, but listeners can be glad to have it. Guitarist Nicky Skopelitis was the creative force and musical center of the band, forming the hub between the essentially rock-oriented leanings of Baker and bassist Jan Kazda and the explosively free tendencies of the Last Exit front line of Brotzmann and Sharrock. The rhythm team keeps the four lengthy pieces in a grooving zone, not dissimilar to Baker’s own ’80s recordings like Horses and Trees, albeit with high-energy soloing. The Skopelitis/Sharrock pairing is especially juicy, the former’s melodicism contrasting wonderfully with the latter’s “shards of glass” approach. Baker’s heavy drum sound, largely unchanged since his days with Cream, fits in very well here; whereas it could occasionally seem plodding in a rock context, it serves as a deeply pitched anchor in a mostly free improv one. Compositional credit is given for each piece, though it appears that no more than a brief introductory line was sketched out; then the band was on there own. All of the pieces have a kind of bluesy jam feeling, with Skopelitis’ “Oil of Tongue” coming closest to a rock sound and, not surprisingly, Brotzmann’s closing number pushing the boundaries the furthest. The saxophone colossus from Wuppertal, Germany, is in stellar form throughout, negotiating the unusually (for him) rock-ish territory with aplomb and ferocity, with respect but absolutely no compromise; his fans would expect no less. A perfect album for listeners a bit overwhelmed by Last Exit, as well as those who found Baker’s or Skopelitis’ records well intentioned but a little on the timid side. Recommended. ~ Brian Olewnick |
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On the Material $15.26 No Synopsis Available |
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Another Book About Promotion and Sales Material (Paperback) $47.73 Created to accompany an international traveling exhibition, Another Book about Promotion and Sales Material explores the work of one of the world’s most famous graphic designers—Stefan Sagmeister. Divided into four sections, and including commissioned work from ten years of graphic design, this book explores how Sagmeister creates greater awareness for corpora­tions, his friends, his own work, and cultural events and products. Showcasing a wide range of work, from a Talking Heads boxed set, to print ads for Levi’s, to a wedding invitation for close friends, this book includes exclusive images from the studio archive as well as Sagmeister’s commentary on his work, which contains his characteristic wit and insight. The result is a funny, revealing, and intimate look at the cutting-edge work of a graphic design master. |
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February 20th, 2012 in
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