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Ok heres my question... I heard that Tom helped Broadcast with something and that he produced two tracks for their first or second album. What exactly did he produce for Broadcast? Wich tracks? Thanx for the help |
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"Until, that is, the trail appeared to go dead. Sometime in 1997, Broadcast began the tortuous process of recording what would eventually become The Noise Made By People. Various producers were summoned, dismissed, walked out. Progress stalled, the awful prospect of a band with such a firm vision unable to fully present it loomed large. Even Tom 'Squarepusher' Jenkinson, a man not known for exactly dwelling on his tunes, stopped by and tried to teach them how to loosen up. Apparently, it worked. Broadcast set up their own studio at the Custard Factory in Birmingham, figured out how to use it, and started the job in earnest. Hammer Without A Master - a glowering instrumental that sounded industrial, but nothing like industrial music - appeared on Warp 100, the exemplary We Are Reasonable People compilation. Until the end of 1999 and the release of the stark, uneasy Echo's Answer, they seemed to play little more than once a year - at Meltdown in summer '98, amidst the cream of Warp's roster, then again at Belle & Sebastian's Bowlie Weekender in spring '99. Adopted by both extremes, fitting neatly into neither. " From themilkfactory.com ... |
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So he didnt produce anything for them? Just helping em out a little.. |
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From Warprecords.com "Even Squarepusher Tom Jenkinson was temporarily brought into the fold to unblock the impasse. “At this stage we were really sick of the whole thing,” recalls Roj. “The looseness in approach really helped, it was like going to a relaxation class. Keith (York, the group’s reserve drummer) and Tom would hand us items of percussion to play and it was like that film Awakenings when they throw the ball to the catatonic patients and they respond. You suddenly came to life and thought ‘I can enjoy this’.” “It didn’t teach us anything technical,” admits James, “it was more about absorbing that attitude.” |
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Sounds as if he just helped em to relax in the studio...& his production duties didn't go much beyond that... |
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He rolled some dutches, smacked a few butts... |
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:)...prob true... |
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Fucking junkie and whore lover |
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