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So I went for a fag, went back in, and…

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Nailed I tell thee.

This site is still under construction and will be complete as and when it is ready. until then just check it every so often for some sweet little goodies.

You’ll know when the site comes fully online.

Dylan moran is fucking ace. If you dont believe me then go download Black Books, with the also brilliant Bill Bailey (where Bill’s brilliance in Black books is taking a back seat, and still being incredibly funny all the way through).However, it was always Dylan Moran who was intended as the star of the show, it was his show, and rightly so.

Its a mixture of pity and humour. You almost feel sorry for the guy even though he continues to wind you up. Its funny how at first he seems a fuckhead (always used to be pretty battered on stage), but now he’s getting on a bit he drinks mostly water. Now, from what you’d expect his act would dry up. But it doesn’t.

Its his personality thats funny, and that shows up in his stand up act. The lovable irish rogue who keeps you in a laughing mood for as long as he’s in your line of sight. Earshot actually.

Here’s a more intelligently written review from a website

“Known for his absurdist observation and unique brand of dry humour, Moran is a master of comedy combining his talents as an actor, writer and performer to incredible effect.
His stand-up performances continue to pack theatres, with sell-out runs in Australia, UK, New York, Los Angeles, Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Gothenburg. Dylan is also the creative force behind Channell 4’s Black Books in which he appears as a foul-tempered eccentric and drink-fuelled proprietor of a grubby book shop who would really rather not have customers if he could help it.”

Now seeing as I’ve nicked a bit of their text I should give a link to some tickets from there.

I will be going after all.

click here to book tickets for the manchester palace theatre

Phone: 0844 847 2277

The first track I started work on was Stefan Skrimshire’s ‘Low Winter Sun’. A laid back jazzy affair involving cello’s, double bass, guitar, the marvelous Jonas Backman on drums and the warm moody vocals of Stefan himself.

Have a listen to the demo recording made by Stefan previously:

Stefan Skrimshire- Low Winter Sun Demo

After the initial pain in the ass of trying to get the audio to the pre-amps through an un-labelled patch bay the recording sessions themselves went smoothly. The SSL AWS 9000+ is a lovely desk, I am actually in love with the thing, great EQs (with a option of the G-Series curves) and spot on compressors, and did I mention and the master buss compressor??

We started by recording the acoustic guitar, by the time Stefan had tuned and warmed up I had chosen to use two mics, a Neumann KM184 on the neck and an AKG C414 for the body. The demo track had a duplicated guitar part panned hard each way, which the effect of suited the track so I wanted to keep a bit of a stereo image, but a ‘true’ one this time.

After a few takes, with very little comping to do, we had the keeper. Stefans playing style is very consistent, and he kept good straight levels throughout, reducing the need for much compression.