Ep. 38: metal soundtracks, evacuations, backing tracks, and sh*tting on guitar heroes

No planned listening this week, decided to just go for it with a Rando Show

00:00 Start, nothingface, the role of compilations/soundtracks in the 90s and early 00s

21:45 music licensing, temp tracks in film composing, the nature of sessions work

35:29 Synthwave and Rise of the Synths revisit

42:03 Hurricane Rita evacuation

1:01:01 Falling in Reverse laptop drama, evolution of playing in churches with backing tracks, 

1:18:30 Lots of different ways to use backing tracks, automation, Rammstein, Nile, back your shit up, renaming the pod

1:43:35 Suffocation and Baroness concerts…. The “imperfect” is always going to sound right to us

1:53:01 Steve Vai, Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and assorted guitar hero talk

2:06:27 Blues rock drumming is HARD, Steve Ferrone is a god among men, and a weird story about working with a guitarist that worships clapton. 

Interview with Prince’s producer
https://urm.academy/ep-227-susan-rogers/