Guitarmageddon - 07-03-2004
Guitarmageddon
07-03-2004
High Sierra Music Festival
Tulsa E. Scott Room
Quincy, CA
recording type: AUD
shn: yes; book/page: 0/0
quality rating: A
[show]
1. Third Stone from the Sun > (16:49)
2. jam (13:52)
3. Voodoo Chile (11:41)
4. jam (12:48)
5. Machine Gun (9:01)
The Band: Josh Clark (TLG) on most songs Steve Adams on bass (ALO) Dave Brogan on drums (ALO) Fareed Haque (Garaj Mahal) Don Liebowvitz (ALO) Anders Osbourne (2nd song) Sean Canan (bockmans Euphio) on 3 & 4 Scott Rager (TLG) on 3 Brock Butler from Perpetual Groove Dave from Moonshine Still One other who used joshs guitar on #4?
Guitarmageddon Workshop hosted by Josh Clark from Tea Leaf Green.
source: AKG 481 (fob) > Lunatec V3 > D8
transfer: Tascam DA20 > Edirol UA-1D > CD Wave > Adobe Audition 1.0 (48 > 44.1 and normalization to -15) > CD Wave > SHN
taped and transferred by: Jeff Frank jsfrank@ripco.com
Reviewer: Dgold at AHT Subject: Catastrophic sickness induced by Electric Guitars Ar*ma*ged*don n.
1. Bible. The scene of a final battle between the forces of good and
evil, prophesied to occur at the end of the world.
2. A decisive or catastrophic conflict.
Add "guitar(s)" to Armageddon and you get Guitarmageddon, the flexible-lineup supergroup formed partly by Josh Clark, guitarist of Tea Leaf Green from San Francisco.
This isn't technically Tea Leaf Green, but a related collaboration (see the footnotes for the variable line-up - this time including a fistful of ridiculous guitarists including music professor Fareed Haque). It's a side-project featuring many of Josh's friends and the Bay Area's sickest musicians -- with a special focus on pushing guitar playing past the outer reaches, inspired by the likes of innovator Jimi Hendrix (Third Stone From The Sun, Voodoo Chile), and other classic influences.
The band covers a number of their influences, seemingly focusing on a different artist or style to deconstruct at each of their shows. They continually push the boundaries and test the upper limits of electric guitar-string manipulation. This recording is a formative event for Guitarmaggadeon as they drive the experiment to new galaxies.
Also be sure to check out some straight-up regular Tea Leaf Green shows on the Archive.
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