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you know, and get paid for it. Wild Pink Yonder by Knox Bronson Download now or listen on posterous 02 Wild Pink Yonder.mp3 (4657 KB) Wild Pink Yonder from the Flight of the Atom Bee cd http://bit.ly/atombee Posted via email from knoxbronson’s posterous
1. The Big Shimmer 7:38 2. Wild Pink Yonder 4:58 3. Flight of the Atom Bee 9:28 4. [Hydraulic] Serenity Applicator 4:52 5. March of the Molecules 5:25 6. The Blue Man Wept 6:59 7. World’s Night 5:19 8. When We Were Machines 7:52 9. Fountain of You 4:16 Realizing that vast strides had been [...]
Baby has been gone for four nights now. I walked all over the neighborhood looking for her, calling her name, tonight. No luck. I am having this weird paranoid idea that she got taken away as karmic retribution for the deer I killed on my way home the other night. My car is still in [...]
This box was the core of the Bee. The basic buzz came from one of the three old oscillators in the upper-left panel. A simple saw-tooth, modulated slightly to round-out the waveform with a rising and falling control voltage. There was also, the obvious rising and falling pitch generated by the Dual-Slope Generator over on the right. The DSG also triggered the Stepped-Function module to send out another voltage to raise and lower the over-all pitch of the buzzing bee, in steps, of course.
The distorted wing-stress sounds were made with the Triple-Wave Shaper and mixed in with VC Gates.
The Whoosh was filtered white-noise and the phase-shifter, which Greg Jones pulled out of a Mutron guitar pedal and kludged into the panel on the lower right. Also gated.
These three elements were mixed and sent out in a mono feed to another Roland Spaced Echo. sergeghost
Timing pulses all generated by the Roland TR-606, which can be heard on the song. The only other sound on the song was the chord, which was made by a Roland JX-8P with the keys taped down and fed into the mixing board.
I am happy to share with you the final art for the long-awaited digital release of the analog classic “Flight of the Atom Bee.” I will be posting some articles about some of the vintage analog instruments used on the cd, as well as some words about the songs themselves, over the next month. I [...]
I recently got a very rude email about this song from some woman who (a) considered herself somewhat of an expert on the blues and (b) actually believed I might possibly care about her ramblings. She asked me if I had ever listened to Robert Johnson. Actually, I think she asked if I even knew [...]
This was to be included on the cd, Pop Down The Years, but when I listened to playback at the mixing/mastering studio, it became clear that this recording, made in my voice coach’s living room, was way too noisy for commercial release. So we rerecorded the song for the cd one stressful afternoon, using a [...]
Mark Tucker Fame Magazine I reviewed Knox Bronson’s Pop Down the Years a little while back (here) and Seasons has followed with gratifying swiftness but also with an almost shockingly rapid maturation. Completely instrumental in a slow languid pace that urges the listener to relax and luxuriate, where Pop was quirky, interesting, and prog-oriented, Seasons [...]
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