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just recently ive decided to explore the output of andrew weatherall. for some reson ive always put off really delving into his output, but ive been rectifying this error. how much did he have to do with primal screams 'screamadelica'? ive loved that album for ages.. his pop record from a couple of years ago is pure gold. the man can write a song..

 

from a youtube comment -

 

an interview somewhere he said that he was on a boat going to a gig somewhere. he noted the crew on the boat worked hard day in day out, often for little or no reward with poor catches, all he was doing was putting records on in discos a couple of nights a week. one of the crew summed it up - "fail we may, sail we must", andy had it tattoed on his arms.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KykRCaQ_SB0

 

im finding the two lone swordsman stuff from the mid to late 90's to be his best 'idm' -

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtHKTxYZz2A

 

his sabres of paradise related stuff is great too.. sometimes a bit too repetitive tho. but i love this kind of stuff -

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYWeH4DzDqU

 

another great pop tune from 'a pox on the pioneers' -

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVyb5l_FwuQ

 

which primal scream tracks did he work on? i know he did work on screamadelica and evil heat..

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Mmmm I dunno too too much about him but his two lone swordsmen Tiny Reminders album is absolutely essential.

 

I got it years ago when it first came out. I was an avid NME reader at the time, well an avid reader of anything musical to be honest, Kerrang, Melody Maker, Select, Vox etc etc. The NME gave it 9/10 (how I remember that makes me laugh). Anyway I bought it the following Monday from Our Price (lol and this) and thought it was complete bollocks. And swapped it for Celtic Frost or something. Either way I picked it up again a few years ago and it is indeed a brilliant album.

 

So it seems that the NME was right and I was wrong. And that's hard to swallow. Cunts.

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  • 2 months later...

I was assuming people on this board were familiar with the classic albums documentary series. But I guess this is not the case. There is one docu made about screamadelica. It also covers the (huge!) part Weatherhall has in the success of the album.

 

On the classic albums series: these are a must for any bedroom producer, imo. Especially because of the way the decision making by producers/writers is given attention.

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I was assuming people on this board were familiar with the classic albums documentary series. But I guess this is not the case. There is one docu made about screamadelica. It also covers the (huge!) part Weatherhall has in the success of the album.

 

On the classic albums series: these are a must for any bedroom producer, imo. Especially because of the way the decision making by producers/writers is given attention.

 

Second the recommendation. I always get stuck watching that program if I stumble on it, no matter what album they are talking about.

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i just watched red bull academy interview with andrew weatherall

 

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/andrew-weatherall--idiosyncratic-adventures

 

 

it's great, and he's an awesome musician that i don't know much of.

 

i'd like to know his essential albums, i already know most of the 2 lone swordsmen stuff but it seems there's alt more music by him out there.

 

thanks.

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  • 7 years later...

Prob own more records that this bloke had a hand in than any other artist. Words seem trite, truly gutted.

Full Circle & Sabresonic were unparalleled nights out in a sea of paint it by numbers rrrrrave crap.

Game changers like Weatherall are so incredibly rare, especially these days. Lord Sabre, a salute to you sir.

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