The End played a special live session on St. Valentine’s Day. After all, what better day for the love of music? The recording experiment was an attempt at capturing and mixing a live “master” from the sound board. The first two songs are these, The End Of The End and Palace At Farnese.
If the experiment succeeds and/or is successful, the next step will be live videos with sweet, sweet, sound.
Recorded in Athony Zinno’s recording studio.
Anthony Zinno: Vocals, Percussion
Eric Viznov: Vocals, Guitar
Daniel Brouse: Keyboards, Sound Engineering
Eric Visnov, Anthony Zinno, Joe Mancini, Sean, Ben and Ed in the Birdland Recording Studio, Montgomery County, Lansdale, PA doing the scratch tracks with wynRise. Take It All Away by Eric Visnov. Filmed by KingArthur.com. Visit FameDomain.com for wynRise info.
One of the more amazing events in this life was playing Reverb Of The Room at Steel City. After all, that’s part of why the song was written in the first place. Then, to play the song there and get that amount of energy… it’s what being a singer / songwriter is all about.
Though we did not record the Steel City performance, it’s vibe lives on. That’s how this recording came to be.
Downstairs in a basement, working late again
Expecting what you’re gonna do, is oh so different
Well, I believe you catch the drift and, it ain’t so hard to do
When you’re high and thinkin’, in the reverb of the room
Well, I see a sea of faces, and tell me how you feel
Well, call it wrong or call it right, or call it what you will
DIG IT
Well, I came across this coffee shop, down on Bridge and Main
And, there’s a girl who’s drinking there who thinks that we’re all crazed
Well, I believe in symmetry and, it and so hard to do
Just connect the dots in which you walk, in the reverb of the room
Lots of luck with scrambled thoughts in the reverb of the room
Join us for a preview Party celebrating the opening of The Grateful Dead: Now Playing at the New-York Historical Society. When: Thursday, March 4th, 7–10 p.m. Where: 170 Central Park West, New York, New York Share the Excitement: Dance to Grateful Dead tunes. Bid at the live auction while you enjoy Santa Cruz County Wines. Bid [...] […]
By Scott Rappaport for the University of California at Santa Cruz The Grateful Dead announced today that the band will donate its archives to the University of California, Santa Cruz. Band members Bob Weir and Mickey Hart made the announcement this morning at a press conference held in the poster room of San Francisco’s historic Fillmore Auditorium. [...] […]
